Murder Lurks in Scavenger Lowe and Reed Tent Dispute
A fatal assault at the fair grounds left George W. Reed Jr. aged 24 in critical condition with a fractured skull after a dispute over a tent sale. Ex-city scavenger Marcus E. Lowe allegedly struck Reed with a heavy neck yoke, provoking a police arrest as Reed remained unconscious and doctors held consultations on his prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Reed, Jr
Gen W. Reed
Desault
Marcus E. Lowa
Fair Grounds
Cal
Mire Goose
Reed
Young Reed
Harry Alexander
Tuir Gronnila
Nate
Ahet- Hemeot
Lowe
Bumsel
Tod
Palia Wisketeon
Journal
Alexander
George Reed
Rickels
Georges
Olympic Park Sud
Ia Gow
George
Hickels
Jim
Lowe Cumming
Lewe
Theo
Harry
J. B Hirben
L. H. Munn
Hald
Eld
Ce Anne Prin Channe
Justice Lowe in murder case at county jail bond set
Justice Guy fixed Lowe’s bond at 1000 dollars after a complaint tied him to murder. Preliminary hearing continued till Monday. Reed’s death could shift charges to murder. George W. Reeder, in Fort Worth, expected to arrive tomorrow. Lowe refused to talk to reporters, calling them liars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Guy
Guy
Low
Sed
Pote
Reed
Lowe
Will T. Reed
George W. Reeder
Fort Worth
Texas
Topeka
State Journal
Jeunsxav
Sans Jourxat to Enlarge Pages on Monday
The Sans Jourxat will expand to eight columns per page on Monday, adding one column to each of the seven pages. The journal’s rebuilt press is ready after a month of work. Adjustments may take days and extra space will allow more news and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journan
Receivers Appointed for Northern Pacific by Judge Jenkins
Judge Jenkins named E W McHenry of St Paul chief engineer Howard W McHenry and Frank G Bigelow as receivers of the Northern Pacific railway at Milwaukee. He said receivers serve the court, not parties, and should act for the property’s interests with no factional allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. McHenry
F. G. Bigelow
Jenkina
Millwauxes
Howard W. McHenry
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railway
Frank G. Bigelow
Northern Pacific Road
Jenkins
Bridegroom 70 Years Old Weds Detroit Woman
John K. Sherman a leading Chicago financier and Union Stock Yards founder's superintendent for 1867 years, marries Katherine Nelson of Detroit. The 70 year old groom wed a 30 year old bride, reflecting a prominent social union in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marcies
Carcano
John K. Sherman
Katherine Nelson
Detroit
Sherman
Bat
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
Wilder Named to Education Board in Topeka
Edward Wilder appointed to the fedoos board and accepted by the board of education. Rev J B Thomas resigns. Wilder is described as a man of high and liberal views. His assistance is expected to raise the standard of Topeka schools as Thomas leaves with satisfaction and regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wilder
Fedoos
J. B. Thomas
Board of Education
Wilder
Topeka
Thomas
Police Board Acquitted in Discrimination Trial
Wichita officials on trial for discriminating against an old soldier in discharging a peace force member were acquitted after a full trial. The ruling clears the police commissioners, effectively releasing them from custody. The document also notes unrelated items including mentions of political figures and weather forecasts from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Walker
Peace Force
Denver Water Consumers Gain a Point in Their Case
Denver water users prevail as a writ of mandamus orders a just ordinance. The ruling signals progress in the ongoing dispute, with the court confirming a key legal remedy and directing local officials to implement a compliant measure amid the broader public utility framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Denver Water Rate Ruling Forces City to Act
In Denver a mandamus writ compels the city council to pass an ordinance fixing water rates at the average level of St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago as per the city contract. The decision follows months of protests and near mob actions over alleged bribery by the water company, marking a useful victory for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Danver
Johnson
St. Lewis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Wehkinley Refuses Comment On Harrison Withdrawal
In Washington Sept 28 Governor McKinley declined to discuss General Harrison’s withdrawal from the presidential race after reading an Associated Press telegram quoting Harrison would not back McKinley or Reed. Senator Warren of Wyoming, told reporters the statement suggests Harrison has no plan to run again. A prominent Republican says Allison of Iowa is Harrison’s personal choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Conemanus
McKinley
Associated Press
New
McKisley
Reed
WashingTon
Warren
Wyoming
Carrison
Drr. Harrison
Gen. Garrieoo
Alison
Ind
Repubican
Republicas
Allison
Flows
Alabama Kid Reported Believed Lynched Near Cuannon Neb
Report from Cuannon Nebraska Sept 28 mentions the so called Alabama Kid who set fire to Belle Fourche South Dakota was believed lynched by locals. The claim lacks authentication but many acquainted with the case expect summary justice if evidence justified it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Cuannon
Neb
Belle Fourche
Tia
First Snake Near White House Found on Grounds
A garter snake about three feet long was found on the White House grounds. It attempted to reach the front door but was fatally injured while crossing the greensward. The creature will be kept as a curiosity as the first of its kind in the presidential grounds. The item reflects a curious solar note on unusual visitors to the executive mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasurxoron
White House
Mrs Ent Found Dead At Her Home In 50s Tragedy
Coroner rules death from apoplexy after Mrs Ent aged about 50 is found dead in her Jackson avenue home. Neighbors reported she was last seen in good health yesterday noon. Inquest held with coroner and Dr Hibben. Funeral set for Sunday at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirs
BR. K. Kot
Jackson
J. B. Billard
Nora
DiGest Owenson
Bailey
J. B. Purry
Captain Gardiner
Mr. Furry
Judge Furry
Dr. Mitchell
Wadertaker Pengell
Odiver Owens
J. M. Knight
Furry
Juvenan
Kaight
Knight
DaMoss & Penwell
Ida
Prize fighting deemed felony in Kansas by governor
Governor Culberson of Texas queried Topeka on Kansas law on prize fighting. The telegram replied that prize fighting is a felony in Kansas, confirming the state's stance in a terse official exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culberaon
Whcca
Topeka
Culberson
Texas
Kansas
C. A. Colmerson
Charley Hull
Morrill
Iowa Gubernatorial Hopefuls Avoid Liquor Question
Republican candidate General Drake replies to Des Moines Methodist Conference stating willingness to discuss liquor policy in Orange City on October 1 and future addresses. Democratic candidate Judge W I Babb of Mount Pleasant, Ta., sends a similar response, aiming to satisfy party and Iowa voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ispranova
Drake
Des Moines
Good People of
F. M. Draxx
W. I. Babb
Mount Pleasant
Working for the races topeka entries and prize chair
George Burghart and Jack Kreipa plan a trip to Wichita Holton and Kansas City Monday to file entries for Topeka races. They secured promises that horses Dandy Otto W and Eva will race. The association bought a fire leather chair to award for best turnout on Thursday October 10, on display in Reed & Tomlinson's window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burghart
Jack Kreipa
Wichita
Holton
Kansas City
Topeka
Dandy
Otto W
Eva
Reed & Tomlinson
Attempt on Life of Japanese Prime Minister Ito
Sept 22 an assassination attempt on Marquis Ito prime minister and head of the council of Japan was reported. The would be assailant, member of an anti foreign league, was arrested. Sept 23 C P Huntington arrived in the area stating Southern Pacific will oppose any candidate who pledges road improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mailo
Japan
Yoxanmama
Marquis Ito
Council of Japan
Agaassin
Anti-Foreign League
Hastingtes
Pacifis
Rexo
Nev
C. P. Huntington
Southern Pacific
Spain Under Pressure to Crush Cuban Rebellion
Dispatches from Washington: Olney presses Spain to quell the Cuban insurrection within three months or face international intervention. US policy hints at eventual action if Spain fails to restore order and protect American interests. Kingston report notes a Spanish gunboat fired on the British steamer Alene off Cape May before disengaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcase
Times Herald
Washington
Spain
Olney
Senor Dupuy de Lome
United Sies
Presentiao
Cuba
United States
Cubs
New Yor
Kingston
Jamaica
Atlas Line
New York
Cape May
Alene
Parson Davies Plans Sullivan Benefit in Philadelphia
Parson Davies left Cutcaco for Philadelphia to arrange John J. Sullivan's benefit at the opera house on Oct. 3. Davies noted Dalits, Tex and Guy Culbernon speaking on prize fights if the governor secures a legislative session next Tuesday. He believes the legislature will back the governor even if they favor the present prize fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcaco
Parson Davies
Philadelphia
John J. Sullivan
Opera House
Tex
Culbernon
Davies
Insolent Chinese obstruct inquiry into Ka Cheng massacre
Sept 23. Obstruction by Chinese officials of the inquiry into the Ka Cheng massacre of Augnat continues as forty suspected rioters are released by local authorities without consul consent. British consul Manefield at Kau Cheng was insulted by Chinese soldiers. Consuls weigh returning to Foo Chow and referring the matter to their governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sti
Ka Cheng
Hoss Kons
Manefield
Kau Cheng
Foo
Pools Guilty in Pavle Case Burglaries
At 5 15 p m today the jury found Pools guilty of burglary and petit larceny in the Pavle case. The minimum penalty is one year in the penitentiary and the maximum five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavle
Bill Posters Organize and Set Price Scale
Western state bill posters met to form the Interstate Bill Posters Protective Association. Elected officers include President B F Schafer of Chicago, Secretary Clarence E Roney of Waukesha, and Treasurer Charles C Maxwell. A price scale was adopted: 1,000–5,000 population eight cents. 5,000–10,000 four cents. 10,000–20,000 five cents. 20,000–40,000 six cents. 40,000–60,000 eight cents. 60,000–160,000 nine cents. over 160,000 twelve cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B F. Schafer
Chicago
Clarence E Roney
Waukeys
Charles C. Maxwell
Dunraven Goes Back Sails for England with Lord Denraven
Newport Alabama reports the Valhalla leaving for England with Lord Denraven aboard as the owner’s guest. Rev F M Bristol, delegate, UL, notes Rev Dr F Bristol of Evanston is chosen to lead the Rock River conference delegation to the Methodist Episcopal church general conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Newport
Lord Denraven
Nes
F. MM. Bristol
F. Bristol
Evanston
Rock River
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Damming Lake Superior Plan Backed by Sanitary Trustees
Trustees hail waterways convention support for a Chicago lake level regulation plan. Eckhart reports delegates are reluctant to block projects and favor international dam rules at outlets of Erie and Superior to stabilize water levels. drainage canal opposition was decisively rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontraco
Sanitary District
Cleveland
Dreseage
Eckhart
Chicago Enterprise
Bexhurt
Lakes
Erie
Superior
English Mad About It Marlborough Marrying an American
London papers debate the Marlborough Van derbilt engagement and the rush of noblemen to American heiresses. A Truth letter mocks the social scene, praising a mix of music hall and gambling while noting eligible men still wed actresses or Americans. The Daily News argues such matches doom equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough
London
Marlborough-Vanderblt
Dochees
Daily News
Duke of Marlborough
Miss Vanderbilt
America
Married Men Lose To Singles In Seven Inning Game
The United States pension office men faced defeat by a younger singles team. Jimmie Donelson opposed Tracy in the box, while Graham limited the nine to one hit and nine strikeouts. Crall fielded flawlessly and Oswald handled first base expertly as the singles won 21 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Pension Office
Jimmie Donelson
Jim
Tracy
Graham
Crall
McCleary
Crall Cauehs
Oswald
Napoleon throne chair claimed for California museum
M H DeYoung proprietor of the San Francisco Chronicle secured a Napoleon throne chair with a storied past. The chair, stolen from the Tuilleries and later sold by a dealer in carjos, was deemed genuine by leading Napoleon relic experts in Paris. United States Ambassador Bayard and Mrs Bayard traveled to London and Scotland with various dignitaries as part of their travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeYoung
Fornia Mauser
Lexpos
United States
Labo
William Walter Phelps
New Jersey
Brander Matthews
New York
M. H. DeYoung
San Francisco
Paria
Bayard
Mre
Iisit
Washington
Northumberland
George Trevelyan
Lord Leven
Melville
Seotland
Margolis
Bath
Plorence Bayard
Mra Hearat
California
Paris
London
Frank Leslie
Spain
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. E. Lowe
Geo. W. Reed
Col. Reed
N. Pac
Mer. Wilder
Police Board
Wasumetos
Gray Gables
Carlisle
Merion
Masa
Treasury Department
Marshall
King Cotton
Jennings
Misa Helen Metcalf
State University
Mra
A. W. Metcalf
TU Clay Stress
Millepauch
Grace Cathedral
Holton Sundey
Council
Wehkinley
Public Health Association
Wall Falls
Westminster Church
Nicollet Avenue
Sansom
Waentxetox
Jovusal
Faos
Ito
U. S
Poole
Dunraven
Lake Superior
Napoleon
Porsigners Bracin
Algemeine Zeitung
Far West
Mr. Bayard
Loxpon
Embbassador Bayard
Lord Lavon
Melvilla
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!