Ohio Mob Attacks Jail in Otter Ohio Massacre
A fatal mob siege in Washmerox Ohio after William Dolby was jailed for assaulting Mrs. Boyd. Sheriff Cool calls militia as troops from Columbus and Cincinnati arrive. Three men die in clashes near the courthouse and crowd violence spreads through the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washmerox
Ohio
William Dolby
Mary @ Boyd
Parrott’s Station
Here
Delaware
Onlo
Dolly
Sherif Cool
Dolby
McKinley
Columbus
Colt
Jnrand
Henry Kirk
Thelener
Derby
Cook
Ehomod
Patil
Sie
Theo
Sre
Smith Welsh
Jesse Judy
Mack Johnson
Williamsburg
William Sams
F. W. Nitterhouse
Theodore Ammerman
Dial Perrott
John Mollune
John Kora
Ernest Kidis
Frank Smath
Court House
Aditi
Cincinnati
Chilicoths
Changes to the Knights of Pythias Constitution Debated
The Grand Lodge session in Misouri discusses revising the constitution to align with the national charter. Grand officers are elected by the Rathbone Sisters with Vena Hulmes, L. A. Farley, Hamna J. Taylor and others named in Kansas City and surrounding areas. October revelations surface about senate aides and bribery attempts tied to corporate bills. A murder charge follows the shooting of George Dixon, with St Lupe in custody as the condition of the wounded man remains grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Bacerswm Srmixes
Odid
Knights of Pythina Grand Lodge
Jeroen A. Reed
Grand Temple
Rathbone Sisters
Vena Hulmes
St Louis
L. A. Farley
Kansans City
Hamna J. Taylor
Sieshall
J. H. Lehrlaler
Hennital
W. L. Wheeler
Kansas City
Pace
Poe
Ield
Gpe
Generaise
Mary Fes
Excelainc Ue Springs
Str
Majora Omaca
Neb
E C. Coleman
Senate
Thomas S.ees
Ming & Law
Ile
Majors
Chalice presented to St Pauls church in Lancaster
A $6,000 silver chalice was presented to St Pauls church in Lancaster by the late James Ey of Bethlehem during a dedication ceremony led by Rector Rev. Peres J. Rebottema. The event drew about 10,000 people as part of the A. F. D. W. anniversary in the city with speakers including Mayor Hastain and De. W. B. Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Rulisco
Ppaulst alboePal
Dirs
James Ey
Bethlehem
Pro
Peres J. Rebottema
Hov
Montgomery R Hoopes
Humphrey of
Subarra
Sprekers
P. Db. Hastain
W. Miller
de. W. B. Fields
Walter BP. McBotire
St Louis
Thompen
Jurrimon City
States Grand Jury
J. C Thompson
Seialia Bank
Mexico
Indian broncho riders suffer heavy losses at El Revo race
Briefs recount a deadly broncho race accident at El Revo where twenty five Indians were riding. Two died, several injured. Other items note Montreal Kings Daughters conclave, New York bishop elections, anti gambling drive in Illinois, a Cincinnati suicide, a fatal warehouse fire accident, a shooting and lynching incident, and upcoming political campaign notes.
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el Revo
King’s Daughters and Sons
Montreal
Tilley
Luslon
Got
Dominion
New York
Olympia
Wash
Iawn
Illinois
Queee
Eugens Schawechker
Olf
Cincinnati
Mount Care Cemetery
Baltimore
Mra Bate Selawecker
Wheeler Street
Berzing
Thayer Lamber Company
Muaki J Mich
Jota
Ellins
Angers
Cee Eerie
Farrel Over
Ecards
Sota
Ishoe Antonio Bicarso
Charles Crossley
New Wic
Crosssey
GUNS AT THE POLLS IN ST LOUIS RIOT
A riot broke out at a Republican primary polling place in St Louis Missouri on October 1. A. H. Luster armed with a shotgun and claiming A P A support fired up the crowd, leading to beatings of several negro voters. Police arrested Tom Maloney and nine or ten others while aiding in security. Luster claimed he was not afraid and that he was heading to gather friends. A single officer initially struggled to control the chaos and summoned more help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lovia
Seventeenth Ward
Tom Maloney
A. H. Luster
Mov
Sid. Monae
NO MORE PASSES AND FREIGHT FREE TRANSPORT SHUTDOWN
Western and Southwestern railroad leaders meet in St Louis to decide abolishing or limiting free transportation after January 1. A special committee, including top officers from Burling ton Missouri Kansas Texas Santa Fe and others, will study impacts on both freight and passenger services.
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Southwestern
St. Loms
Western and Southwestern Railroad Lines
Harris
Burlington
Purdy
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Midgely
Western Freight Association
Santa Fe
Ripley
Chicago
Milwsaukee
Sii Paul
Invitations Pour In For Champ Clark In Wilson District
Mexico Ma Oct 18 Congressman Champ Clark has turned over invitations from West Virginia to speak in William L Wilson district The state Democratic committee has received five times as many calls for Clark as speaker for any other candidate An Editor Arrested for Reaching Storx Cory Iowa Oct 18 a warrant for the arrest of J Kelly editor of the Sioux City Tribune and revenue collector for the Northern district of Iowa was sworn out by County Supervisor Walter Strange charging him with studing printing bills
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Wilson
Poutarer
W. Va
Hon
EL. Wilson
Harbour
Taylor
Tucker
Randolph
Mart Carter
Vans
West Prams
Burt Carter
Baxter County
Arkansas
Hunter Mson
Cexten
Kan
J. W. Slater
T. L. Reid
Kaire Mansmsir
Gil Paxter
Reed St Anmiehor
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Michigan University
Mexico
Champ Clark
State Democratic Committee
West Virginia
William L. Wilson
Champ Clerk
Cns
Storx Cory
Iowa
J. Kelly
Sioux City Tribune
Walter Strange
Coldsel
Peter Donam
Speson
Ikely
Nashy
Mixconri
Virginia
Pete
Missouri
Fremont
Conan
Opie
Archbishop Hughes
Debates Open in Nebraska Between Bryan and Thurston
The first joint political debate between Honorable W. J. Bryan and Honorable John M. Thurston drew about 7,009 attendees at Agricultural Hall in Lincoln. Bryan urged silver, income tax, and railroad policy while Thurston attacked foreclosing federal railroad mortgages and argued free coinage with caution on foreign metal influx. Both claimed the other misjudges national interests as the speakers prepared for an Omaha appearance that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liscols
Nem
Neb
W. J. Bryno
John M. Thurston
Agricultural Hall
United States Senate
C J. Smith
Owahs
John P. Mays
Lincoln
Tool
Bryan
Stith
Pacific Railroad
Pacific Railroads
Senate
Bo Best
Heron
Thurston
Erysn
Loaing Company
Mr. Bryan
Omaha
Desperate Lawyer Helps Topeka Bar Appeal
In Topeka a sick lawyer, Calvin Jua som, receives aid via a subscription paper circulated by bailiff Jola Coyne among attorneys and county officers. Judge Hazen leads with $2, others follow. Ransom, an elder statesman in North Topeka, is gravely ill and nearly destitute.
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Takeo
Topeka
Mayinber
Jola Coyne
District Court
Calvin Juasom
Hazen
Juden Etliette
Ransom
Cosmopolite Donan Reflects on War Past and South Dakota Roots
Special Correspondent portrays Colonel Patrick Donan, known as Pat Donan, recounting a life shaped by war, rebellion, and movement. He offers blunt views on Grant, Greene, and Reconstruction, while defending his cosmopolitan stance and early combat experiences across Missouri, West Virginia, and the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
New York
Devil's Lake
Dakota
Hinds County
Miss
Peter Donan
Pat Donan
Paris
Illustrated Papers
Tom Garris
Grant
Hickman’s Mill
Salé River
Monros County
Martin E. Groene
Missouri
Guneral Greene
Sid
Price
Hair color and health remedies advertise on street page
Advertising notice listing hair dye claims and remedies for coughs burns and bruises. Mentions products from W.H. Keandy and J. B. Jones, plus steam laundry and tailors, with locations on Kaunas avenue and West Eighth Street. Aimed at emergencies and general household use.
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Militia
T. Lupe
George Dixon
Dicom
Gilex
Bob Pension
Leedy
J.B Chaptian
Scott
Glick
State Board of Livestock Commisores
O'Doonell
Gridley
Sacdksen
Counee
Gaaranabouers
D. Bolmos Droge
Gansuava
St. Louis
Wasuryeras
Reynolds
Interior Department
Sollier
Jude
Erratrca
Indoer
Ontlawa
Choctaw
Eufaula
Kansas
Texas
Gerosimoe
Wrenka
Indian Territory
Baptist Convention
Winfield
Geronimo
Thurston and Bryan
Hoga
Cisayawari
Post Office
Logansport
Tod
Apollo
Hollows Falla
Rutianid
EL Ueverter
Hilluci
Tadicted
Cureson
Federal
John L. Beveridge
F. D. Arnold
Samuel Biddison
State Mutual Life Insurance Company
James Meyers
Otel Bank
Tre Heack
Stallup
Prenta
Colored Baptists
Lawresce
The
Colored Baptista
State of Kansas
Lawrence
Weil
Debs
Eugene V. Debs
Cooper Union
A. RU
Atriico
Cosmopolite
DONAN
Zea
Priges
Sears
Rhe
G Francis
Man'g’r. Bel Gite Avenus
Hock Island
Dallas
Tex
Rotare
Dallas Exposition
Krusay Avenue
W.H. Keandy
Yand
Ciuey
Brewiaue Druguiata
I KL Remedy
Cerner
withhEn & HoMastus
Vuilars
Kaunas Avenue
BeManus
J. B. Jonen
Eae & McMaxine
Tailors
Howley Bros Peerless Steam
Puorters Prescott & Co
Eighth Street
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