Hutchinson Woman to Sing in Daly's Company
Lawrence Sept 23 Spencer Humphrey a Union Pacific passenger conductor was killed at the GP depot in Lawrence yesterday morning when two passenger cars with different couplers collided. He died about an hour later. The accident occurred as car couplings slipped together pinching the conductor between platforms. At least sixty witnesses watched the tragedy. His wife and Judge James Humphrey of Junction City are named among the mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Spencer Humphrey
Asion Pacific
Beng
Fawilminy Khoowo
Spence
James | Humphrey
Junction City
Bansas City
Indy
Humphrey
Union Peete
East Round
Henderson
Sinbad
Cumpdny
Kansas City
Spencer Mumphey
Faialis
Cuba Pacific
Joudon City
Troon
Topeka
The
Knights of Pything
Hutchinson Woman Joins Daly’s Shakespeare Company
Nellie Humphrey daughter of Judge Houk of Hutchinson leaves for New York to accept a position as sub soprano with Augustin Daly's Shakespearean company. She studied in Chicago for operatic work and is highly qualified. Her sister Miss Sam Houk studies in New York and awaits a potential offer with a leading company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakeperean Company
Nellie Humphrey
Judge Houk
New York
Augustin Daly
Shakeaperean
Humphrey
Chicago
Sam Honk
Houk
Prison Lyrics and Crime Tale From Junction City
A short, fragmented report noting a young man from Junction City pursued crime over work. He sought easy money but his path led to a swift, meteoric sequence of offenses, with references to a Sept date and local farm locations, though details are obscured in the OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paniahm
Anriene
Julia Wegner
Junction City
Plea in Burglary and Larceny At Hutchinson Reform School
A man pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny and was sentenced to the reform school at Hutchinson after an incident at a mill and a confrontation with the sheriff. The report mentions Wichita dispatches about Clyde Wattos murder case and a note from President Cleveland regarding execution, plus interments and various regional items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfman & Son
Hutchinson
Cleveland
Irs
Hatch
Les
Leavesworth
Wichita
W. Harel
Clyde Wattos
Leavenworth
John Mullins
Oxlahome
Stebbins Released on Habeas Corpus in Bank Case
At Sun Dance Wyoming Sept 28 W R Stebbins Kansas Cay broker freed on habeas corpus by Commissioner Nicholls. Charge of burglary peace by receiver of First National Bank of Sun Dance dismissed as unfounded. Stebbins faces a $50 000 damages suit advised by his attorney, alleging malice in the receivers action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ronit
Caevense
Wyo
W. R. Stebbins
Kansas Cay Broaker
First National Bank of Sun Dance
Nicholls
Sebbias
Treasury status shows cash balance and gold reserve
September summaries report an available cash balance of 154 4?31B and a gold reserve of 25 321 397. A withdrawal of 175 000 from the subtreasury was made for shipment to Canada with 100 000 taken by the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Local efforts form a drive in Oklahoma for aid to flood victims. Mrs J H Brown of Bprogued Li died, long linked to Lincoln’s era charity work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waauisatos
Dew Yeux
Cadeda
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Lincoin
Carcaco
J. H. Brown
Bprogued Li
Dulah Tudy
Beuno
Lincoln
Llinuis Board of Foreign Missions
Insurance Decision in Hoffer Case Raises Broad Tax Questions
Judge Hazen rules for the defendant Mira Hoffer in the Bank of Enterprise life insurance dispute. The ruling centers on exemptions of life policy proceeds from creditors and the effect of the 1895 and 1897 statutes on contracts and beneficiary payments. The decision sides with the insurer and beneficiary, potentially impacting regular life companies and fraternal orders as appeals proceed to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todge Mezey
District Court
Maria Haffner Insurance Cas
Mira H Floer
Supreme Court
Mazen
UN Didurante
Hazen
Nnphia
Sisidina
Bank of Enterprise
Kaisas Mure
Murad
Hoffner
Esite Sod
Ife
Amouot
Krozen
Haffner
Higen
Muimphrey
Junction City
Hizen Auth
Bia
They Must Have Bells New Bicycle Ordinance Enforced
Chief Wilkerson told a State Journal reporter that from next Monday bicycles without bells will be arrested and fined in police court. Councillors pressure enforcement as dealers struggle to stock bells. riders have until Monday morning to comply. Violators on streets after the week face arrest. in contrast Denver requires lights at night and New York fines sidewalk riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Wilkerson
Jounnan
Fernoon
Ll Nave
Ecouncil
Denver
New York
Died of Sunstroke for Santa Fe Conductor
Conductor Fred Wilkins of the Santa Fe Leavenworth branch died last night from sunstroke suffered early last week. He was thirty one, with the railroad for years. His wife, then in Chicago, was notified. Funeral plans await her arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withina
Fred Wilkins
Santa Fe
Leavenworth
Wilkins
Chicago
Still Harping at Emancipation Picnic Outburst
Col John M Brown denounced the whites at a Topeka emancipation picnic on Saturday. He challenged Mayor Fellows and the toast about equal rights, claiming Black workers face discrimination in shops, factories, hotels, and a local college. Evangelist Trustman leads jubilee at Hamillier Hall tonight with Little Essie singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Brown
Juha M. Brown
Fellows
Lepeka
Brown
Colonel Brown
United States
Topeka
Kuneus Medical College
Remarkable corn exhibit by Thomas Shulinglaw
A display features a stalk with four fully developed ears of yellow corn and a single attached ear, claimed to originate from one kernel. The exhibition notes Tecumseh and nearby farmers, stating five ears from one kernel surpass all previous records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shulinglaw
Shillinglaw
Hascoe
Not Full Silver The Next House of Representatives Against Free Silver
New York report notes the sound Merry committee of the chamber of commerce includes ex-Congressman Jus C Hendricks. The list shows 85 members for free silver and 25 opposed. Of the 83 listed for free silver, 30 are Republicans, 61 Democrats, and 7 Populists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sound Merry Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Jus. C. Hendricks
Represents
Five KiwS Buukes and the Velunom Track Accident
Peter Ludwig riding a railroad velocipede along the track was struck from the rear by a freight engine near Velunom. He was thrown clear of the track with five ribs broken. He blamed no one but himself for misjudging the train’s distance and says he will recover after treatment by Dr Mun of Topeka. Separately, M E Samsen and Miss Arta core, a Grin cell senior, were secretly married in Ounmwa October 14, 1892, amid the double tragedy at Uskalonga in which Stinson shot the woman then killed himself. A fire in Berspons Tot Srrisxes, Ark, destroyed the Pacific heel on Central avenue, Crescent house, Jewish emsogte, and five cottages, causing about 50,000 dollars in losses, largely uninsured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Ludwig
Rittrand
He Teaek
Red Island Company
Velunom
Mr Ludwig
Ludwig
Tracs. Mr. Ludwig
de. Mun
Topeka
Orrumwa
M. E. Samsen
Miss Arta
Core
Grincell
Uskalonga
Stinson
Ounmwa
H. D. Crawford
Berspons Tot Srrisxes
Ark
Central Avenue
Crescent House
Waller Livery «Mbies
Pacific Hotel
Wheat and grain markets steady amid shipping, receipts
Today in curacao and Chicago reports show wheat opening tame then strong as shorts covered. Corn and oats mixed with steady livestock prices. cattle receipts rise and hogs hold firm with pork product values. Overall market activity remained moderate with mixed export and domestic demand signals.
Market report hints at strong grain price行情
The market shows indications of strength as December wheat remains favored by margins and high demand. Corn and oats stay steady with slight fluctuations while receipts total 593 cars today and 555 expected tomorrow. Provisions rise with January pork expected to deliver solid returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Jilly
Mey
Maurket
Texand
Berves
Texas Etters
Stockera
Bewtish
Chicawa
Kansas City
Ormahway
London
United Kingdom
Grain and market notes from Chicago and international desks
Grain supplies rose in Chicago with wheat at 39 385 000 bushels and corn 5 411 000. oats 3 Uda?000. Wheat and corn quotes moved in London, Antwerp and New York markets as exports and stocks shifted. Reports note quieter Baltic and shipping action with hogs and dollar values, plus anticipated export and railway stock movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chtcigs
St Gouin
Chicago
Cella Duige
Minceabulis
Duluth
Beria
Antwerp
Lynden
Liverpool
Kansas City
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gusrantesd
Roy
Soanden
Topeka Printing CO
Ball
Uut
Cox
Sunflower Shoe Store
H. A. Brush
Kansas Ave
C.F. Menninger, M.D. Homeopathic Prrecate
Aeeuncree
Sth
Phane
Aonnes
Arthur Massay
West Fifth Street
Telephans
Lopaka
Rand Roms
Grand Opera House
Tere Oohls
Drsina
Spehle
Gatiitheim
Fania
HE West
Kinderetrice Training Clana
Maury Stone
Gregory
West
U. P
Other State News
Daly
Awatha Pullmanites
Wille Breagt
Hiawatea
Johnson & Ket Tigan
Hiawate Co-operative Car and Menufuaturing
J D. Blair
Secretary of State
Qesste Doin Son & Kerrigan
Hey
Asa Thompson
Kanes
Howard
Kaw Howamp
Howard Courant
Flownti
Rangas
Mt. Pleasant
Howard County
Elk
Chautauqua
Elk County District Court
Tom
John
Courant
Nce
Courrot
Elk County
Thompsons
Thompson
Jie
Julio
Tom E
Stra
Fred Funsten
Iola
Mis Wee
Alliaien
Rio Coachupa Plantation Company
Romaga
Caldwell
Caldweels
Railway
Ft. Worth
Kausea City
Fort Worth
Pavia
Eison Watson
Washington
Cheyenne
Soush Dakota
Selver
Puntada
Simons
Weleesotos
R. T. Simons
Cadwell News
Vis
Will Taytor
Daily Mail
Thos City
Itnena
Beneft
Apinthet Baod
Hiawatba
Ept
Edward Ro More Yon G Irving Seved ID
Thomas Wright
Dscabh Ward of
Robinson
Sriling Bia
Sonquor
S Wright
Rubinson
Ward Iz
Wright
D. A. Binh
Americus
Bawiya
Ln County Convent
Saturdy
County Central Committee
Arkansas City
DiaMond Feed
BS. Parker
G A. Howev
Witice
Tixcurea
Stebbins
Mission Cirels
Hirst
Urance
Yrustman
Uamilier Hall
Essie
Ravens
Texas Cherrs
Lewas
Mehta
Timothy
Uiere
Shorts
iSether
Lows Commission
Hhovses
Nur
Leiding Bankera
B &Q
Rock Island
Atchison
American Tobacco
OB & Q
Miswouri Pacific
Bugar
W. U
Sugar Marke
Stean—Rew
Fair Refining
Topeka Grain 2 Stock Exchange
Columbian Bldg
Topska, Kans
Pon Ee Figage Works
Reas Naw
Lar
Wetund
Citera
Will Love Dil
Washburn Collese
Price
Rayne
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!