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A R K A N S A S <strong>GAZETTE</strong> I N D E X<br />

<strong>An</strong><br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Index</strong><br />

BY<br />

Shannon if. Henderson<br />

Copyright 1988<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Tech University <strong>Library</strong><br />

Russellville, <strong>Arkansas</strong>


HOW TO USE THE <strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong><br />

The <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette <strong>Index</strong> cons is ts of brief summari zi ng statements<br />

of the news of <strong>Arkansas</strong> as it was published in the final edition of the<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette. Only those articles dealing with <strong>Arkansas</strong> people, places<br />

and events are considered for inclusion. Material not considered useful<br />

for future reference is omitted. Routine articles reporting on sports,<br />

social events and business activities are mitted.<br />

HEAD1 NGS<br />

Subject headings (entries) are the main type of entry and are used when<br />

possible. Names of prominent persons and of firms and organizations are used<br />

as entries, but most names are cross-referenced to subJects.<br />

A1 1<br />

sub Ject headings (entries) are arranged alphabetical iy, word-by-word.<br />

Example:<br />

Old Washington<br />

Ol dham<br />

Use of commas ln subject headings result in an unusual filing system since<br />

the computer considers them when arranging entries that are identical up to<br />

the comma.<br />

Example:<br />

Henderson Farms<br />

Henderson State University<br />

Henderson, John-Davi d<br />

Henderson, Shannon E 1 i zabe th<br />

Abbreviations used as subject headings are arranged alphabetically as If<br />

they we re words .<br />

Example : Payne<br />

PCBs<br />

Pea Ridge<br />

Cross references are arranged in alphabetical order and are l isted before<br />

sumaries of articles under that same heading.<br />

LOCATl ON SYMBOLS<br />

Each summary is fol lowed by the month, day, year, page and column number<br />

where the article appeared in the Final ( ~ ty) i edi tion of the <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette.<br />

Reference from a person's name to a subject does not indicate if the<br />

named person is directly involved or is merely commenting on the topic.<br />

In all cases, the article should be read for clarification of this point.


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

ABANDONED CHILDREN<br />

see Children<br />

ACCIDENTS AND SAFETY<br />

see also Burns and Scalds<br />

see also Carriages<br />

see also Drcwnings<br />

see also Explosions<br />

see also Falls (Accidents)<br />

see also Industrial Accidents<br />

see also Lightning<br />

see also Oil and Gas<br />

see also Railroads<br />

see also Ships<br />

see also Shootings<br />

see also Street Railroads - Accidents<br />

see also Wagons<br />

Man killed at construction site at Hot Springs<br />

Child killed when horse fell on him<br />

Man killed by falling tree<br />

Timber worker killed near Pine Bluff<br />

Man killed by falling tree branch<br />

Woman killed by falling tree<br />

Child killed while playing in barn near Fayet teville<br />

Mrs T P Clark critically injured when kicked by horse<br />

Child survives after swallowing horseshoe nail<br />

ACTORS<br />

Ross D OtNeal is a former Little Rock resident<br />

ADAMS. DAVE<br />

see also Police<br />

ADAMS, DEAN<br />

Resigns position with Pulaski Gas Light Co<br />

ADAMS, J W<br />

Text of speech made at Jackson Day dinner in LR<br />

ADAMS, JOHN D<br />

see also Episcopal Church Ap4<br />

see also Expositions<br />

see also Housing<br />

Publishes small vol containing biog of E C Boudinot<br />

Adam declares bankruptcy, makes assignment to Fred Kramer<br />

Assets of Adams set at $400,000, liabilities at $300.000<br />

Failure is largest individual failure in Ark history<br />

List of real and personal property and of creditors<br />

Reporter interviews Maj Adams on failure<br />

Maj Adams receiving sympathy from numerous sources<br />

Resigns as president of Pulaski Gaslight Co<br />

Sympathetic comments on financial problems coming in<br />

Expressions of sympathy for Adams continue<br />

Fred Kramer comments on failure<br />

Sympathy for Adams continues<br />

Maj Adams in Memphis on business<br />

Receiver Frederick Kramer files his report<br />

All corporation stock sold at auction<br />

Residence at LR for sale<br />

Plantations, other property sold by receiver


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PEE COL<br />

Frederick Kramer files rept in Adams bankruptcy case<br />

Old Gazette Bldg sold by receiver<br />

ADULTERY<br />

see Sex Crimes<br />

ADVERT1 SING<br />

Sign at LB is largest ever in Ark at 57 by 25 feet<br />

AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH<br />

see Methodist Church<br />

AFRO-AMERICAN PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION<br />

see Negroes<br />

AGED<br />

see also Kellogg Home for Old Ladies<br />

Johnson County has some very old residents<br />

Negro woman dies in Pike County at age 126<br />

Henry Stinnett may be state's oldest resident<br />

Negro woman at Conway is 119 yrs old<br />

Pope County residents who are 70 or older to hold corn<br />

AGRICULTURE<br />

see also Credit<br />

see also Fruit and Vegetables<br />

Morrilton has shipped 14.500 bales of cotton this season 02/10/91 01 4<br />

Farm work delayed by wet, cold weather 03/15/9101 1<br />

Farming tips offered by M F Locke 03/17/9104 3<br />

Helena market receives large number of cotton bales 04/05/91 02 4<br />

RobertW Earnhart farm in Indpendence Co produces quantities 04/15/91 04 5<br />

Crop reports from various areas of state 04/19/91 04 3<br />

Crop reports from around state 04/26/9101 2<br />

Favorable crop repts recd from 30 counties 05/03/91 16 1<br />

Cold rainy weather is retarding crops 05/17/91 16 1<br />

Condition of crops around state 05/24/91 16 1<br />

Cold snap kills cotton crop in Jonesboro area 05/26/91 08 2<br />

Crop reports from around state 05/31/91 13 1<br />

Cold weather damaged cotton crop in Scott County 06/02/9104 5<br />

Farm statistics for Ark 06/03/91 07 2<br />

Cotton crop has been severely damaged by cold weather 06/03/91 20 2<br />

Crop reports 06/14/91 13 1<br />

First carload of wheat ever shipped from Jackson County reptd 07/04/91 03 3<br />

Castor beans grown by T A Gay of Conway County 07/05/91 03 5<br />

Springdale and Lowell residents dry raspberries 07/05/91 03 5<br />

Bumper crop of corn to be harvested 07/23/91 04 4<br />

Farmers Assn of Jefferson County organizes to protect farmers 07/29/91 02 2<br />

M G Sennett, J M Gracie officers in Farmers Assn of Jefferson 07/29/91 02 2<br />

Rain, flooding damaging crops in Phillips County 08/02/91 01 1<br />

Crop reports from all aver state 08/02/91 06 1<br />

Cotton crop declines by only about 7 pct 08/09/91 10 1<br />

Faulkner Co farmers to pay cotton pickers 50 cents per 100 lb 08/15/91 08 3<br />

Crop and weather rept 08/16/91 01 1<br />

Trouble brewing at Morrilton uver official cotton weigher 08/18/91 08 1<br />

Cotton in Union County damaged by rain, black rust 08/21/91 04 3<br />

Cotton bollworm appears in Howard County 08/23/91 04 4<br />

Cotton fields in east Pulaski Co swarm with army worms 08/25/91 03 3<br />

Bollworms playing havoc with cotton in several areas 08/26/91 06 2<br />

Bollworms work havoc in cotton fields in Crawford County 08/29/9101 2<br />

Crop rept shaws bollworms widespread 08/30/91 01 1


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Farmers Institute to be organized at Rogers<br />

Cotton buyers object to Union Compress Co chgs<br />

Letter on Union Compress charges<br />

Letter on Union Compress charges<br />

Cotton shippers lr on charges made by Union Compress<br />

Ouachita County farmers plan to diversify their crops<br />

Ozark merchants may sue railroad for not moving cotton<br />

Bradley County cotton wins premium at Memphis<br />

Circular claims city cotton scales at Pine bluff inaccurate<br />

Fine tobacco crops raised in Clay County<br />

Solomon F Clark Ir on cotton picking devices<br />

Letter from J W Erwin on need for diversified crops<br />

AKIN. ED<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES<br />

see also Bars<br />

see also Religion<br />

-A* "7 "A @L*..t:-*~<br />

YCE UIYV Y b b U U L . ~ ~ L ~ D<br />

Fight brewing at Pine Bluff wer liquor sales<br />

Prohibitionists lose vote in Augusta, whiskey sales begin<br />

Court rules Pine Bluff dealers can have license<br />

Col W P Grace loses effort to halt Pine Bluff sales<br />

James A <strong>An</strong>derson oppoees state encouragement of wine industry 01/28/91 04<br />

Senate refuses repeal of Three Mile Law at Jonesboro 01/31/91 06<br />

Moonshiners captured in cave in Johnson County 02/01/91 01<br />

A H Little strongly opposes wine law proposal in Legis 02/04/91 04<br />

Pine Bluff liquor dealers organize far protection 02/07/91 01<br />

Jonesboro residents divided over Three Mile Law 02/08/91 06<br />

State Prohibition Alliance delegates listed, by county 02/11/91 01<br />

State Prohibition Alliance meets in LR. 02/11/91 02<br />

Proceedings of State Prohibition Alliance corn at LR 02/12/91 03<br />

Bentonville votes dry 02/12/91 04<br />

Remonstrance made against preachers1 position on wine 02/15/91 13<br />

Letter urges Legis to put a stop to the 'jugt trade 03/03/91 04<br />

List of illicit distillers arrested in Newton, Johnson County 03/10/91 01<br />

Officers find two stills on Hurricane Creek in Newton County 03/10/91 01<br />

Legislature passes 10-mile law for Central Coll. Howard Co 03/10/91 04<br />

Liquor delivered in large quantit&es to dry Logan Coun~ 03/12/91 03<br />

Jonesboro ladies honor Sen Ben Harrison for anit-drink vote 03/15/91 08<br />

WCTU convention scheduled for LR 03/19/91 02<br />

J R Cason letter on prohibition<br />

W E Gould challenges assault of J R Cason on Temperance Comm<br />

03/19/91 04<br />

03/21/91 04<br />

Five men plead guilty to stealing whiskey in Madison County 04/01/91 01<br />

W E Gould calls J R Cason statements an honest mistake 04/04/91 04<br />

WCTU thanks Legislature for recent liquor legislation 04/04/91 04<br />

List of new laws prohibiting sales near certain schools 04/12/91 02<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Prohibition Alliance urges fight against liquor 04/15/91 02<br />

J R Cason writes again on House Temperance Comm 04/15/91 04<br />

Wiley Cheek convicted of illicit distilling 04/30/91 02<br />

Deputy US Marshal arrests 6 moonshiners in Cleburne County<br />

Moonshiner William Myze shot by revenue officer<br />

05/05/91 04<br />

05/12/91 01<br />

William Myze operated illicit still in Howard Co 05/12/91 01<br />

Illicit still destroyed in Garland County 05/19/91 08<br />

Jim Tennyson. of Newton Co, honors word to begin jail term 05/21/91 08


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Millsap and Pelham still operations in Newton Co broken up<br />

How one 'blind tiger' establishment at Brinkley works<br />

Federal offficials destroy distillery in Hot Spring Co<br />

Officials capture moonshiners, Ed and Joe Akin<br />

Readers reminded of Akin brothers exploits at Hot Springs<br />

Brinkley residents upset by operation of blind tigers<br />

Police arrest same blind tiger operators at Brinkley<br />

Raid on blind tiger operations at Brinkley<br />

Malvern finds prohibition does not prohibit. votes sales<br />

Three moonshiners arrested near Dardanelle<br />

W S McCain supports high license and local option<br />

Moonshiners' still captured in Lonoke County<br />

No men arrested at Batesville as lmoonshiners'<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Methodist pleased with Sunday saloon closing in LR<br />

Not Springs Mayor Longhran vetoes Sunday closing law<br />

Lead Hill seeks to halt illegal sales there<br />

Ban Tisdale fined $1600 for running blind tiger at Batesville 09/03/91 04<br />

State Prohibition Alliance in annual session in LIZ 10/21/91 01<br />

Proceedings of Prohibition Alliance meeting 10/22/91 03<br />

Prohibition Alliance elects officers, names committees 10/23/91 04<br />

Baptist State Convention adopts anti-liquor resolution 10/31/91 01<br />

Cumberland Synod of Presbyterian Church favors prohibition 11/15/91 03<br />

Saloon license at Hoxie to increase to $500 11/18/91 06<br />

Methodist conference resolution opposes use of alcohol 12/08/91 01<br />

John L Cook arrested in Pope Co on moonshine chg 12/29/91 03<br />

Blind tigers becoming nuisance in Brinkley area 12/30/91 03<br />

ALCOHOLIC BEVERGAES<br />

T B Little defends his legislative Temperance Committee 03/21/91 04<br />

ALEXANDER<br />

see also Baptist Church<br />

ALEXANDER, DON<br />

Railroad man honored by his friends at LR 04/14/91 08<br />

ALEXANDER, W J<br />

see also Fruit<br />

ALLEN.<br />

HOGAN<br />

see also Veterans Mr27<br />

ALLEN. JOSEPH<br />

see also Murders - Allen. Joseph<br />

ALLEN. W B<br />

see also Mines<br />

ALLEN, WILL<br />

see also Murders - Crenshaw, J T<br />

see also Murders - Crenshaw. J T<br />

ALLIANCE ADVOCATE<br />

see Newspapers<br />

ALLINDER, J M<br />

Unearths unusual artifacts in Conway<br />

ALLIS. H G<br />

see also Banks<br />

see also Little Rock Arsenal<br />

see also Street Railroads<br />

Photograph of president of First Natl Bank at LR<br />

Delivers paper at <strong>Arkansas</strong> Bankers Assn<br />

ALMA - NWS BRIEFS


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

09/02/03/2<br />

ALMA SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />

see Education - Facilities<br />

ALTHEIMER BRANCH RAILROAD<br />

see<br />

Negroes<br />

ALTHEIMER BROmERS<br />

see also Insurance<br />

ALTHEIMER, LOUIS<br />

Favors passage of anti-crop mortgage bill<br />

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF BOSTON<br />

see also Colleges<br />

AMISH<br />

see Mennonites<br />

AW SEMENTS<br />

see Entertainment<br />

ANDERSON, JAMES A<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

ANDERSON. JIM<br />

see also Murders - Porter, Jesse<br />

ANDERSON, WARREN<br />

see aleo Murders - Williams, Horace<br />

ANGELI, E J<br />

Photograph of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Division TPA leader<br />

ANIMALS<br />

SPCA spokesman objects to handling of dogs in LR<br />

Mules used on Pine Bluff street railroad not fed for 2 days<br />

Treatment of mules on Pine Bluff railway draws indignation<br />

Mules at Pine Bluff beEng fed<br />

Pine Bluff streetcar firm denies cruelty to mules<br />

ANIMALS, SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO<br />

see <strong>An</strong>imals<br />

ANNUNCIATION ACADEMY<br />

see Education - Private<br />

ANTNROPOLOGY<br />

see Archeology<br />

APPARITIONS<br />

Hanged horse thief's ghost said to haunt grove near Morrilton 08/02/91 06<br />

Account of haunted house of Webb Wood south of Atkins 12/01/91 02<br />

Wood Webb allegedly buried pot of gold at farm near Atkins 12/01/91 02<br />

Wood Webb house is nw occupied by Harrison Gambell 12/01/91 02<br />

Wood Webb, of Pope County, died in room visited by ghost 12/01/91 02<br />

APPERSON, S M<br />

see also Banks<br />

see also Horse Racing<br />

ARCHEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY<br />

Bones of huge prehistoric man unearthed near Okolona 02/08/91 05<br />

Indian skeletons, decorative shells recovered from gravesit e 02/27 /9l 04<br />

Recavered Indian skeleton is of immense height 02/27/91 04<br />

Comay items may antecede Indian cultures 05/17/91 15<br />

Highly polished artifacts unearthed at Conway 05/17/91 15<br />

Tall skeleton found in St Francis County 06/07/91 13<br />

Tomahawk plowed up in Howard Co field has date of 1381 06/17/91 08<br />

Valuable Indian artifacts found in sinkhole near Perryville 09/15/91 04<br />

Engraved stone dug up at Russellville is a mystery 10/30/91 04


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Earthen pots. human skulls taken from Lawrence County mound<br />

ARGENTA<br />

see also Bars<br />

see also Buildings<br />

see also Fires<br />

see also Hotels<br />

see also Prostitution<br />

Lengthy article protests against annexation to Little Rock<br />

Vote for LR municipal officers depends on Supreme Ct ruling<br />

Citizens celebrate apparent victory in annexation suit<br />

Little Rock officials believe annexation can be made<br />

J W Vestal property deleted from annexation proposal of LR<br />

Residents hold big mass meeting to protest annexation<br />

Crowds gathered to wave at Pres Benj Harrison as train passed 04/19/91 02<br />

List of 620 residents who oppose annexation to LR 04/25/91 04<br />

List of 279 residents seeking annexation to LR 04/25/91 08<br />

State Supreme Ct sends annexation question back to lower ct 05/10/91 05<br />

Majority of residents oppose plan for annexation to LR 05/16/91 08<br />

<strong>An</strong>nexation controversy back before state Suprme Court 05/26/91 02<br />

C J Humphreys begins construction of brick bldg on Beulah 05/28/91 06<br />

Article on growth of Argenta 06/03/91 08<br />

Sanitary conditions described as horrible 06/09/91 03<br />

Court hearing suit wer proposed annexation to LR 11/17/91 01<br />

CLVogel says hundreds of residents opposemergerwithLR 11/22/91 03<br />

Judge rules in favor of annexastion to LR 12/13/91 11<br />

Most residents said to be happy to be part of LB 12/13/91 11<br />

ARGENTA - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

01/20/05/1 02/08/05/5 02/15/02/5 03/08/11/1 04/19/02/3<br />

04/21/05/2 04/23/04/6 04/30/02/2 05/03/12/3 05/06/06/1<br />

05/09/05/3 05/14/06/1 05/15/03/2 05/10/02/3 05/16/08/3<br />

05/19/05/3 05/20/04/4 05/21/02/2 05/27/06/1 05/30/04/6<br />

06/05/05/4 06/06/05/3 06/09/03/2 06/14/07/6 06/17/03/2<br />

06/18/06/1 06/19/06/1 06/20/06/2 06/21/16/1 06/23/03/2<br />

06/24/03/3 06/25/06/1 06/26/04/5 06/27/05/3 06/28/04/4<br />

06/30/07/5 07/01/04/4 07/02/04/4 07/03/05/3 07/04/06/3<br />

07/05/02/3 07/07/06/1 07/08/07/5 07/09/08/3 07/11/02/2<br />

07/12/01/3 07 /l4/O8/4 07 /l5/O6/4 07 /l6/O8/2 07 /l7/O5/3<br />

07/18/06/4 07/19/02/2 07/21/08/2 07/22/06/5 07/23/06/5<br />

07/25/06/3 07/26/01/1 07/28/02/2 07/30/03/5 07/31/05/3<br />

08/02/01/3 08/04/03/5 08/05/02/2 08/07/04/4 08/08/06/1<br />

08/09/10/1 08/13/06/3 08/16/03/2 08/22/04/3 08/26/03/2<br />

09/13/03/2 09/16/02/6<br />

ARGENTA OIL MILL CO<br />

see Fires<br />

ARGENTA SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />

see Education<br />

ARGENTA TIMES<br />

see Newspapers<br />

ARKADEL PHIA<br />

see also Electric Light and Power<br />

see also Fires<br />

see also Libraries<br />

see also Water<br />

Feature article on tmn and its businesses


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

ARKADELPKIA - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

01/08/02/3 01/13/01/1 05/17/02/1 10/25/02/2<br />

ARKADELPHIA METHOD1 ST COLLEGE<br />

see Colleges<br />

ARKADEL PHIA SIFTINGS<br />

see Newspapers<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

see also<br />

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Attorney General (Ark)<br />

Auditor (Ark)<br />

Burning Board (Ark)<br />

Capit 01 Building<br />

Constitution (Ark)<br />

Contracts and Purchasing (Ark)<br />

Courts (Ark) - Supreme Court<br />

Finance and Budgets (Ark)<br />

Geological Survey (Ark)<br />

Government Bonds<br />

Governor (Ark)<br />

History (Ark)<br />

Land Commissioner (Ark)<br />

Laws and Legislation (Ark)<br />

Legislature (Ark)<br />

Medical Examiners Board (Ark)<br />

Mental Health<br />

Mines. Manufacturers and Agriculture Bureau (Ark)<br />

Pharmacy Board (Ark)<br />

Population<br />

Prisons<br />

Railroads<br />

Secretary of State (Ark)<br />

Treasurer (Ark)<br />

New Porker's estimate of Ark hospitaliv<br />

Opie Read made no disparging remarks about Ark and LR<br />

D S Wolf praises progress and potential of state<br />

Summary of facts concerning resources of Ark<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> BANNER<br />

see Neswpapers<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> BAPTIST<br />

see Religion<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> COAL, GAS.<br />

see Companies<br />

ARKAN SAS COLLEGE<br />

see Colleges<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> COnON OIL CO<br />

see<br />

Companies<br />

FIRE-CLAY AND MANUFACTURING CO<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> COTTON SEED OIL CO<br />

see Companies<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> COUNTY<br />

see also Immigration<br />

see also Lynching<br />

see also Murders Baldwin. Buck<br />

see also Murders - Broom<br />

see also Murders - Phillips. Jordan (Mrs)<br />

Alleged shortage in accounts of =-Treasurer J P Poynter 02/26/91 04 4


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Met L Jones finds area highly desirable for settlers<br />

County Clerkf s off ice at DeWitt has state1 s oldest documents<br />

Fire-proof vault being built in Co Clerk's office at DeWitt<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> CUMBERLAND COLLEGE<br />

see Colleges<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> DEAF MUTE INSTITUTE<br />

see <strong>Arkansas</strong> School for the Deaf<br />

ARKAE3SAS ECHO<br />

see Newspapers<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> FARMER<br />

see Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> FEMALE COLLEGE<br />

see Colleges<br />

ARUNSAS INDUSTFtIAL AS SOCIATION<br />

see also Prisons<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY<br />

see Colleges<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> INSANE ASYLUM<br />

see Mental Health<br />

ARJWJSAS MIDLAND RAILROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> POULTRY FARM<br />

see Livestock<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> RIVER<br />

see Bridges<br />

see Floods<br />

see Rivers<br />

see Ships and Shipping<br />

see Water<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> RIVER COMMISSION<br />

see Rivers<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> RIVER VALLEY CONVENTION<br />

see Rivers<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND<br />

Mentioned in Gov J P Eagle's rept to Legis<br />

Legislators visit school<br />

Dr J H Dye honored for work<br />

Closing exercises scheduled<br />

Article describes activities at Ark School for the Blind<br />

Dr John H Dye may be about ro resign as supt<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> SCHOOL FOR THE DEAR<br />

Report of Board President of Deaf Mute Institute<br />

Gov J P Eagle mentions needs in rept to Legis<br />

Photograph of building<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> SPY<br />

see Newspapers<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> STAATS ZEITUNG<br />

see Newspapers<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> STATE GUARD<br />

see Military<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> STONE CO<br />

see Companies<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL<br />

see Education - Teachers


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DATE<br />

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ARMER. BABE<br />

see also Suicide<br />

ARMS TRONG. W ILL1 AM<br />

see also Real Estate<br />

ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS (US)<br />

see also Rivers<br />

ARSON<br />

see Labor<br />

ASHLEY COUNTY<br />

see also Lynching - Jones, Henry<br />

see also Murders - Hannibal, Jud<br />

see also Murders - Milburn, J W<br />

see also Murders - Tellington, Thomas<br />

ASHLEY MANSION (LITTLE ROCXI<br />

see Civil War<br />

ASHMORE, W H<br />

see also Wildlife<br />

ASTEN, BENJAMIN F<br />

Interviewed on current politics<br />

ASPHYXIATION<br />

Child dies when peanut hull lodged in windpipe<br />

AS SAU LTS<br />

Richard Marquardt slashes several people in drunken frenzy<br />

3 C Valentine, Joe Simms chgd with threat to lynch Si Glose<br />

Thomas Moran stabbed by C H Montgomery at Jacksonville<br />

Mrs A H Carroll horse-whips <strong>An</strong>dy Jones at Pine Bluff<br />

Mrs A H Carroll found guilty in JP court at Pine Bluff<br />

A H Carroll shoots Editor Dukes wer article on daughter<br />

Clarksville Mayor Felix Bone stabbed by Mr Roper<br />

Mrs G W Thomas clubs A E Sherwood for trying to steal dau<br />

Jim Dooley critically injures <strong>An</strong>nie Diamond<br />

John Singer fined for shooting at wife of Repr J J Vogel<br />

Negro preacher W H Shemood's antics at Fort Smith described<br />

Alonzon Williams fined for attack on Thomas Deadwiley<br />

Drs J M Park, J M Keller engage in street fight at Hot Spge<br />

John Jones seriously cut by James Spradlin at Augusta<br />

Charles Hilliard cut by Mr Bennett at Camden<br />

'Itro accounts of attack onWash Falls by Frank Woods and sons<br />

Lillie Simpson assaulted by 8 Negro women at Pine Bluff<br />

Charles Gosnell stabs ~ohn- Henry -stevens during dispute<br />

More details on Gosnell-Stevens affrav "<br />

Joe Blevins assaults election judges, electors at Plumerville 05/22/91 08<br />

Morrilton woman fined for whipping her husband<br />

W E Baldwin accused of cruelly beating his estranged wife<br />

Henry Swinenger assaulted William Hollis at Marshal<br />

Lewis Sewell severely cut with ax during argument<br />

Serious fight breaks out between Negro baseball teams<br />

Rev Thomas Martin, Rev James Imboo engage in fight<br />

Man seriously injured in fight aver Bible discussion<br />

Assault made on S Brundige 3r by H N Faulkinbury. Wm Mlen<br />

H N Faulkinbury and Willism Allen are Deputy US Marshals<br />

George Barnm expected to die of wound by John Golden<br />

Col D E Foutch, Capt G P Strange in fight at Lewisville<br />

Thomas James, B R Jones engage in cutting affray at Argenta


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Youth attacked by man at Argenta<br />

Henry Bryant, Elmore McInturf injured in fight in Logan Co<br />

George C Naylor severely thumped by John T Ginocchio<br />

Satirical report on George C Naylor's condition<br />

Baldy Callahan, Elias Brookins engage in fight on LR street<br />

<strong>An</strong>drew Kohless attacks wife and two sons with ax<br />

M T Chrisman gets prison term for assault at Coal Hill<br />

Calvin Vance convicted of assault with intent to kill<br />

Burnie Ellenburg stabs John Jacobs in fight at Cotton Plant<br />

Harve Alley stabbed by Lee at Morrilton<br />

A B Wakeman thrashed by Wiley Mason at Hot Springs<br />

Si Martin, Fannie Howard stabbed by Jim Reeves at dance<br />

Steve Burnett stabbed by Frank Rhoads at Clinton<br />

Deacon Moore seriously stabbed by youth at Negro church in LR 12/26/91 02<br />

Ruffians at saloon beat LR Police Officer Conway 12/29/91 04<br />

R W Worthen strikes man named Doyle with pistol 12/29/91 06<br />

ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OF LITTLE ROCK<br />

see also Bridges<br />

<strong>An</strong>nual meeting held, officer re-elected 02/27/91 01<br />

3 W Beidleman denies gambling takes place at boathouse 02/28/91 04<br />

Rev Wallace Carnahan insists gambling takes place 02/28/91 04<br />

Basis for Wallace Carnahanvs gambling charge explained 03/08/91 14<br />

ATHLETICS<br />

see also Boxing<br />

see also Rugby<br />

see also Turn Verein<br />

ATKIN. JOE<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

ATICINS<br />

see also Apparitions<br />

see also Fires<br />

see also Knights of Pythias<br />

Results of municipal election<br />

ATKINSON, BENJAMIN F<br />

Entertained by fellow Masons in London<br />

ATKINSON. WILLIAM E<br />

see also Attorney General (Ark)<br />

see also Legal Profession<br />

ATTORNEY GENERAL (ARK)<br />

W E Atkinson rules women barred from holding notary position 01/22/91 03<br />

James P Clarke urged to seek Dem nomination 07/17/91 04<br />

W E Atkinson is not a candidate for re-election 12/19/91 05<br />

AUDITOR (ARK)<br />

Several men listed as potential candidates for post 02/08/91 02<br />

Auditor W S Dunlop questions published figures on revenues 03/14/91 04<br />

Ex-Auditor A W Files denies he ares state $150 03/27/91 06<br />

Photograph of State Auditor W S Dunlop 06/03/91 11<br />

E M Dickinson to seek office 11/19/91 04<br />

AUDITS AND MANAGEMENT REVIEWS<br />

see also Auditor (Ark)<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

AUGUSTA<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

see also Fires


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Tennessee Press Assn warmly greeted at Augusta<br />

AUGUSTA - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

07/12/01/3<br />

AUGUSTA MANUFACTURING CO<br />

see Companies<br />

AVIATION AND AIRCRAET<br />

Texarkana man claims to have invented air ship<br />

BABAR,<br />

NESTIS<br />

see also Murders - Mitchell. Billy<br />

BAILEY, JIM<br />

see also Lynching - Bailey. Jim<br />

BAILEY, W W<br />

see also Inventions<br />

BAILEY, WOOD<br />

see also Murders - Raimers, John<br />

BAIRD, R A<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 01<br />

BAIRD, THOMAS W<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

see also Bridges<br />

see also Companies<br />

see also Expositions<br />

Baird family awns blind mockingbird 04/21/91 06 1<br />

Telephone callers often hear mockingbird "Arkie" singing 04/29/91 08 1<br />

Photograph of Mr Baird 06/03/91 10 2<br />

A B Stebbins named receiver for Baird firm 07/18/91 08 1<br />

BAKER, BOB<br />

see also Murders - Kaynes. E K Jr<br />

BrnR, J B<br />

see also Veterans<br />

BALCH. MAX ISAAC<br />

see also Religion<br />

BALD KNOB<br />

see also Housing<br />

Grcwth of town noted<br />

BALD KNOB - W S BRIEFS<br />

07/24/06/1 07 /26/Ol/ 6 07 /3O/Ol/4 08/01/03/1<br />

BALD KNO3 SIGNAL<br />

see Newspapers<br />

BALDW IN. BUCK<br />

see also Murders - Baldwin. Buck<br />

BALDWIN. W E<br />

see also Assaults<br />

BALL, W J<br />

see also Murders - Ball. W J<br />

BALLARD, HATTIE<br />

Life savings of Ballard found in tin can at LR<br />

BALLOONS<br />

Mammoth balloon passes over Little Rock<br />

BANK OF COMMERCE (LITTLE ROCK)<br />

see Banks<br />

BANK OF CONWAY<br />

Bee Banks<br />

BANK OF DPIWITT<br />

04/26/91 06 2


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see Banks<br />

BANK OF BArnT'FEVILLE<br />

see Banks<br />

BANK OF FORDYCE<br />

see Banks<br />

BANK OF LITTLE ROCK<br />

see Banks<br />

BANK OF NEWPORT<br />

see Newport<br />

BANK OF OSCEOLA<br />

see Banks<br />

BANK OF PARIS<br />

see Banks<br />

BANK OF SPRINGDALE<br />

see Banks<br />

BANKERS ASSOCIATION, <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

see Banks<br />

BANKRUPTCIES<br />

see also Adams, John D<br />

see also Banks<br />

see also Ned. C M<br />

Churchill Bros business at Sulphur Rock is in bankruptcy<br />

Prescott firms of I W Johnson and White Bros fail<br />

Attachment made of Pillcw & Morraw firm at Phillips Bayou<br />

B Harris grocery at LR fails<br />

Nashville merchant C E Steele makes assignment<br />

Robinson and Collins of Cotton Plan fail<br />

John <strong>An</strong>derson declared bankrupt<br />

J R Miller's business at Mayflower fails<br />

5 P M i t t firm at Conway makes assignment to J E Martin<br />

E W Coleman florist at LR fails<br />

Louis Volmer store at LR closed by attachment<br />

3 F Carleton loses stock, crops, implements of plantation<br />

Coates and Co accused of fraud in sale of failing firm<br />

Business house of W R White & Co at Prescott fails<br />

Business house of A L Johnson at Hope closed<br />

Simon Gans clothing store at LR makes assignment<br />

Martin & Co at Ruseellville makes assignment<br />

Baker Bros Store at Fort Smith fails<br />

Cotton Plant firm of Jackson & Co fails<br />

J R Williams store at Conway is bankrupt<br />

Woodberry & Hamilton merchandise store at Prescott fails<br />

W B Johnson saloon at Lewisvill closed by attachment<br />

Cypress Lumber Co fails<br />

Levi and Bishop merchants at Centre Point make assignment<br />

Cypress Lumber Co to continue to operate<br />

3 C Johnson & Bro merchants at Lewisville fail<br />

Bank Saloon at Hot Springs fails<br />

Trimble Hardware Co at Texarksna fails<br />

Dry goods firm of H A McDonald at Hot Springs closed<br />

J E Rucker store at Okolona closed by attachment<br />

F P Gray Dry Goods Co at Little Rock fails<br />

Dyke Bros lumber firm at Port Smith is bankrupt<br />

Wayland & Darter General Merchandise at Powhatan fails


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Fire forces L C Bernays Jewelry out of businesss<br />

Black Rock has three failures in two weeks period<br />

Furniture and funeral supplies dealer at Portia fails<br />

Attachment made against N C Miller Lumber Co at Rison<br />

General store in Fulton Co fails<br />

S D Espy store at Magazine fails<br />

Louis C Bernays Jewelry Co to pay debts in full<br />

S D Espe makes assignment, with home creditors preferred<br />

W A Ray store at Conway fails<br />

Stock of Woodbury and Hamilton of Pescott sold at auction<br />

Thomas W Baird machinery business in bankruptcy<br />

Creditors of Thomas W Baixd hold meeting<br />

Statistics on business failures in Ark. 1889-1891<br />

W H Halliburton drug firm at LR makes an assignment<br />

Van Buren businessman W G Gallaher makes assignment<br />

Pine Bluff hardware merchant G M Morris declares bankruptcy<br />

Ozan Lumber Co closed by creditors<br />

T Isascson clothiers at Fort Smith fails<br />

T Isaacson settles with creditors, resumes business<br />

Jonesboro grocer W i l l i a m M Pounds fails<br />

Trump & Benjamin f inn ataached by Arkadelphia Lumber Co<br />

Bradley, Black & Co of Fort Smith fails<br />

R M Baxter dry goods at Monticello fails<br />

L Sachs general merchant of Jonesboro fails<br />

D W Holman Drug Store at LR takes bankruptcy<br />

Jews in LR noted for paying debts even when business fails<br />

I3 R Boyd firm at LR is bankrupt<br />

Store of Sam Carolan at Paris fails<br />

W M Watts store at Scott makes assignment<br />

Wheeler 6r Dille lumber f iw at Morrilton fails<br />

Firm of Baird & Ware at Washington, Ark, is bankrupt<br />

K B Thornton store at Eureka Springs closed<br />

Phillip Ottenheimer store at LR is bankrupt<br />

A Gottleib jewelry store at Pine Bluff fails<br />

Five Monroe County businesses fail<br />

BANKS<br />

Bank of Springdale organized, directors named<br />

Bank of Little Rock elects directors, officials<br />

Statement of Bank of Little Rock<br />

Assets of defunct First National Bank of Pine Bluff sold<br />

C M Neel threatens bidders on First Natl Pine Bluff assets<br />

Nevada County Bank formed<br />

C M Neel denies to drew pistol during sale of bank assets<br />

C M Neel. Sr makes lengthy reply to rept on his actions<br />

Depositors of First Natl at Pine Bluff want their money<br />

J M Taylor critical of C M Neelt s actions at FNB, Pine Bluff<br />

Neel-Taylor controversy continues over FNB of Pine Bluff<br />

Paris to have a bank<br />

Monticello Bank holds annual stockholders meeting<br />

Bank of Conway elects officers<br />

Capital Building Assn organized<br />

Citizens Bank of Van Buren elects of ficess<br />

Batesville to have new bank<br />

Batesvillevs new bank named Peoples Saving Bank


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Bank organized at Wynne<br />

Article on Bank of Little Rock, and Little Rock Trust Co<br />

Article on Guaranty Trust Co at LR<br />

Article on Bank of Commerce at LR and on Parket and Cates<br />

Article on Exchange National Bank and Worthen at LR<br />

Photograph of Bank of Little Rock bldg<br />

Photograph of First Natl Bank Bldg at LR<br />

Article on First National Bank at LR<br />

Article on German National Bank at LR<br />

Peoples Savings Bank organized at Batesville<br />

Bank of DeWitt opens as first town has ever had<br />

Searcy served by two banks<br />

Bank of Fordyce elects officers<br />

Desha Bank complets its organization<br />

Banking facilities at Bat esville described<br />

False rumor of closing created run on Hot Springs bank<br />

First Natl at Russellville issues it first bank notes<br />

Article critical of national building and loan assns<br />

Article on Kempstead County Bank and Peoples Bank at Hope<br />

Bank of Paris. Fort Smith Loan and Investment organized<br />

Bank organized at Alma<br />

Bank of Osceola organized<br />

Little Rock to have a new bank<br />

List of banks invited to send reps to state bankers conv<br />

State bankerst convention to meet in LR<br />

New bank at LR called Security Trust and Savings Co<br />

Des Arc Bank opens<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Bankers Assn organized at LR<br />

List of bankers attending organization of Ark Bankers Assn<br />

Proceedings of bankers convention in LR<br />

List of charter banks in <strong>Arkansas</strong> Bankers Association<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Bankers Assn elects officers<br />

Arkaneas Bankers Assn in second day of convention<br />

Nick Kupferle is president of Security Trust<br />

Security Trust and Savings ready for business at LR<br />

Bank of Pine Bluff elects officers<br />

S M Apperson, H G Allis in dispute wer First Natl stock<br />

Security Trust has had much business this week<br />

Prominent Masons study Security Savings and Trust operations<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Building Association League formed<br />

List of building assns represented at state convention<br />

Bank of Fayetteville elects officers<br />

Little Rock to have another bank<br />

Brief article on Bank of Newport<br />

Fordyce bank burglarized, but money safe in vaults<br />

BANQUETS<br />

see Parties<br />

BAPTIST CHURCH<br />

see also Newspapers<br />

Rev 3 K Pace leaving First Church, LR<br />

Judsonia church sees great growth with Rev H Beauchamp<br />

Account of anniversary celebration by Second Baptist. LR<br />

History of Second Baptist. Little Rock outlined<br />

Revival at Monticello draws large crowds 03/01/91 02


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Dr A J Holt going to Forrest City church<br />

Dr Graves holding revival at LR1 s Second Baptist Church<br />

Revival at LR Second Baptist attracts much interest<br />

Revival going strong at Second Baptist, LR<br />

Revival at LR' s Second Baptist enjoys much success<br />

Revival at Second Baptist. LR brings conversions<br />

Revival at Second Baptist. LR described as pcwerful<br />

Large crcwds attend revival at LR Second Baptist<br />

First Church LR celebrates first yr in new building<br />

Second Bapt at LR expels Frank J Paoli for dancing<br />

Frank J Paoli says C E Taylor merely served as mediator<br />

Second Baptist pastor A B Miller corrests Paoli article<br />

Second Bapt Pastor A 13 Miller preaches to firemen<br />

Summary of A B Miller's sermon to firemen at Second Baptist<br />

Summary of sermon of Dr A B Miller to Fletcher Rifles<br />

Summer Institute of Biblical Research may locate at Ozark<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Colored Baptist Sunday School conv meets at Helena<br />

Negro named Abe Hall prevents wife from joining Baptist Ch<br />

Alexander dedicates new church<br />

Remarks of Rev A B Miller at Alexander church dedication<br />

Report on opening of new church at Alexander<br />

Rev A S Johnson criticizes Methodists in Cotton Plant sermon<br />

Strictures on Methodists cause several to leave church<br />

Summary of sermon of Rev A B Miller at Second Bapt at LR<br />

St John Baptist at LR files unusual mortgage in court<br />

Rev A B Miller holding successful revival at Paris, Texas<br />

Summary of Baptist church news from around state<br />

Yell Co church debates origin of Missionary Baptist Church<br />

J M Berry disclaims label. Campbellite<br />

Rev A B Miller holding revival at Camden<br />

Maj W E Penn holding brush arbor revival at Fordyce<br />

Red River Assn in meeting at Piney Grwe<br />

Caroline Association in session<br />

Baptist Stare Convention to meet at Arkadelphia<br />

Delegates arriving in Arkadelphia for state convention<br />

Gov James P Eagle is president of Baptist State Convention<br />

Baptiat State Conv begins 43rd annual meeting<br />

Gov James P Eagle again elected president of Convention<br />

Gov James P Eagle presiding at Baptist State Convention<br />

Proceedings of Baptist State Convention<br />

Proceedings of second day of Baptist State Convention<br />

Convention committee favors opening Baptist female college<br />

Convention hears rept on work of Ouachita Baptist College<br />

Proceedings of Baptist State Convention<br />

State Conv urges churches to expel members who drink<br />

Proceedings of Baptist State Convention<br />

Proceedings of final session of Baptist State Convention<br />

El Dorado Baptist calls Dr Kart as pastor<br />

First and Second Churches at LR hold union Thanksgiving meet<br />

State Supt of Missions Rev B G Manard has been busy<br />

Methodist makes humorous remark on large number of Bapt D Ds<br />

BAR ASSOCIATION, <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

see Leaal Profession<br />

BARKER, D E


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see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

rnNETT. WII<br />

r L<br />

Congress (US) - Senate<br />

Governor (Ark) Jy23 Jy30<br />

Politics Jy25 Ag18<br />

see also Murders - Barnett. W i l l<br />

BARRAQUE. TURV IN<br />

see also Murders - Barraque. Turvin<br />

BARRY HOSPITAL<br />

see Medicine<br />

BARRY.<br />

WILLIAM H<br />

see also Mental Health<br />

BARS AND NIGHT CLUBS<br />

Judge denies liquor license for A1 Donnelly's dive at LR<br />

Liquor stock and fixtures of A1 Donnellyts shop sold<br />

Closing of James Srnedley saloon at Argenta sought<br />

Argenta citizens petition for closing of Smedley & Steen Bar<br />

BASEBALL<br />

Little Rock Baseball Club organized<br />

Pine Bluff organizes a club<br />

Effort under way to organize a league in Ark<br />

Formation of st ate league is possible<br />

Ozark defeats Mulberry<br />

Pine Bluff excited by win over Memphis<br />

Morrilton defeats Conway. 18-13<br />

Morrilton has perfect season<br />

BASEBALL - mOFE S SIONh<br />

Games played bemeen St Paul and Cincinnati at Hot Springs<br />

BATESVILLE<br />

see also Fires<br />

see also Hotels<br />

see also Housing<br />

see also Religion<br />

Article mentions beautiful homes. hospitality at Batesville<br />

Progress shown in list of businesses<br />

Batesville's business and natural resourses described<br />

Mayor John C Bone is a businessman<br />

BATESVILLE - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

O6/l4/ ll/3<br />

BATESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />

see Education<br />

BATTENFIELD, G S<br />

see also Children<br />

BATTENFIELD, J H<br />

see also Russellville<br />

BATTENFIELD, MAY<br />

see also Children<br />

BATTLES. CRAWFORD<br />

see also Murders - Battles, Crawford<br />

BAUXITE (MINERAL)<br />

see Mines and Minerals<br />

BAXTER COUW<br />

see also Mines<br />

see also Murders<br />

see also Murders - Twiggs, John H


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Petition for county seat election denied by judge<br />

Foundation for new courthouse is completed<br />

New courthouse nears completion<br />

New courthouse almost completed<br />

BAXTER COUNTY JAIL<br />

see<br />

Prisons<br />

BAY VILLAGE<br />

see also Fires<br />

BAY, 3 L<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

BEARDSLEY. M W<br />

Owner of sawmill at Elmo (Marion Co) disappears<br />

BEARS<br />

see Wildlife<br />

BEATTY, HORACE<br />

see also Murders - Frill. Matt<br />

BEAVER, WILSON<br />

see also Money<br />

BEAVERS, J J<br />

Letter on Grant County debt<br />

BECK, ALLEN<br />

see also Murders - Simms, Martha<br />

BECKWITH, M J<br />

see Robberies Dl7<br />

BEEBE<br />

see also Fires<br />

Results of municipal election<br />

BEEBE - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

07/16/08/1 07/26/09/4 10/16/02/3<br />

BEEBE SCHOOL DIST<br />

see Education<br />

BEER<br />

see Alcoholic Beverages<br />

BEL CHER<br />

Site of celebration of completion of Wat Worthen railroad 07/30/91 01 5<br />

BEL CHER, JAMES<br />

see also Marriage<br />

BELDING, ALBERT<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark) 517<br />

BELL, GEORGE W<br />

see also Legislature (Ark)<br />

see also Negroes<br />

see also Veterans Mr26<br />

BELLEVTLLE<br />

see also Fires<br />

BENDER, DAVID<br />

Listed as Ark pioneer<br />

BENNETT, Z T<br />

Dr Bennett made ill by food poisoning at Searcy hotel<br />

BENTON<br />

Hughes opera house nears completion<br />

BENTON COUNTY<br />

see also Boone (Daniel) Family<br />

see also Murders - Dalton


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see also Politics<br />

Circuit Clerk W W Williams indicted on forgery chg, skips out 10/03/91 04<br />

BENTONVILLE<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

see also Davis. Jefferson<br />

BENTONV ILLE DEMOCRAT<br />

see Newspapers<br />

BERNARD. ALDERING<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

BEZWAYS JEWELRY CO<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

BERRIES<br />

see Fruit<br />

BERRY. J M<br />

see also Baptist Church<br />

BERRY. JAMES B<br />

see also Congress (US) - Senate<br />

see also Politics<br />

Photograph of Senator Berry<br />

BERRY. NELLIE PRANK<br />

see also Hyatt. William H<br />

BEVENS. W A<br />

Batesville mayor seriously injured in fall at LR<br />

Mayor Bevens dies in LR from injuries suffered in fall<br />

BEVERAGFE S<br />

see Alcoholic Beverages<br />

BIGAMY<br />

see Marriage and Divorce<br />

BIRDS<br />

see Wildlife<br />

BIRMINGHAM, c<br />

see Murders<br />

BIRMINGHAM, THOMAS C<br />

see also Methodist Church N29<br />

BIRTHS, E'REGNANCY AND OBSTETRICS<br />

see also Multiple Births<br />

BLACK FAMILY (MONTGOMERY COUNTY)<br />

see Warren-Black Family<br />

BLACK ROCK<br />

see also Fires<br />

BLACKBURN. CHARLES S<br />

see also Legal Profession<br />

BLACKBURN, OLIVER L<br />

see also Murders - Diffey<br />

BLACKWOOD, JOHN W<br />

Address of welcome to <strong>Arkansas</strong> bankers<br />

BLAKENEY, J 0<br />

Critical of statement of Octave Thanet on Clayton murder<br />

BLASS. GUS<br />

Favors improvement of <strong>Arkansas</strong> River<br />

BLAYDE S, JOHN A<br />

see Medicine<br />

BLEVINS, JOE<br />

see also Assaults


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BLIND<br />

see Handicapped<br />

BLISS, C C<br />

Former Republican Lieutenant Governor dies near LR<br />

BLOCHER, J M<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

BLOCK, ABE<br />

Party honors Mr Block on his 81st birthday<br />

BLUE AND GRAY, WESTERN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF<br />

see Veterans<br />

BLUNT, T P<br />

see also Vigilantes<br />

BOARDING HOU SES<br />

see Hotels<br />

BOCAGE, J W<br />

see also Pine Bluff<br />

BOLLING, JOHN D<br />

see also Murders - Parks, W 3<br />

BONANZA MINING CO<br />

see Mines<br />

BOND, JOHN B<br />

see also Drugs<br />

see also Parties Je20<br />

Dr Bond addresses graduates of AIU Medical Dept<br />

Supports building of a morgue at LR<br />

BOND, STERLING P<br />

see also Housing<br />

BONE, FeLIX<br />

see also Assaults<br />

BONE, JOHN C<br />

see also Batewille<br />

BOOKER, J A<br />

Speaks at Negro meeting protesting separate railway coaches<br />

BOOKER, JOHN<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

BOOKER, JOSEPH A<br />

see also Expositions<br />

BOOKS AND WRITING<br />

see also Burrm, Rube<br />

Fay Hempstead's "Pictorial History of <strong>Arkansas</strong>" published<br />

Little Rack atty writes 'William Wilson"<br />

Hot Springs man accuses Edgar Saltus of plagarism<br />

John D Adams prints mall vol containing biog of E C Boudinot 04/19/91 11<br />

Edgar Saltus chgd with plagarism of George K Baxtervs ideas 07/23/91 06<br />

U S history book by Josiah Shinn sold to publisher for $5000 08/04/91 04<br />

C C Waters speculates about identity of Octave Thanet 08/29/91 04<br />

Octave Thanet uses Ark as setting for much of her writing 08/29/91 04<br />

Octave Thanet erred in comments on John W Clayton slaying 08/30/91 04<br />

Octave Thanet is friend of the Frank W Tucker family in Ark 08/30/91 04<br />

Octave Thanet lives in Mass, visits Clover Bend frequently 08/30/91 04<br />

Octave Thanetts writing so vivid its locale can be pinpointed 08/30/91 04<br />

Octave Thanet statement on Clayton murder brings rebuttal 09/06/91 09<br />

Preston C West writes '<strong>An</strong> <strong>Arkansas</strong> Legend" 09/09/91 01<br />

E E White, of Prescott, is writing book on his experiences 09/09/91 04


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Cookbook called "Chicora' s Help to Householders" published<br />

C P Roberts writes book on criminal laws of Ark<br />

Roy Hempstead writing nwel entitled "One Winter"<br />

Roy Hempstead's novel based on Little Rock socieq events<br />

Albert Cohen writes article on Gen Albert Pike<br />

Two navels by Lamar woman to be published soon<br />

George B Rose of LR is author of 'Wasted Momentst1<br />

Article mentions several recent publications by Ark writers<br />

Jean Loughborough recently published society nwel<br />

Lillian Rozell Messenger publishes ItSouthern Cross"<br />

BOONE (DANIEL) FAMILY<br />

Grandson of Daniel Boone homesteads in Benton County<br />

BOONE COUNTY<br />

Democrats organize under name Cleveland Club<br />

BOONEVILLE BANNER<br />

see Newspapers<br />

BOSWELL, ANDREW<br />

see also Shootings<br />

BOTSFORD. FRANK<br />

see also Little Rock<br />

Honored by LR Police Dept<br />

BOU CHER, WILLIAM<br />

see also Murders - Hicks, Joseph J<br />

BOUDINOT, ELIAS C<br />

John D Adams publishes biography of Mr Boudinot<br />

BOWEN, ROBERT<br />

see also Drowning6<br />

BOWLES.<br />

J J<br />

see also Fires<br />

BCrWLES, LEE<br />

see also Murders - Ray, Joseph<br />

BOXING<br />

Jack Manning fights Frank Morgan at LR<br />

Manning-Morgan fight at LR was kept quiet<br />

Gov J P Eagle wants prize fighting outlawed in Ark<br />

<strong>An</strong>other secret bout to be held in Ark<br />

Account of match between Fendick and Evelynn at Pine Bluff<br />

Prize fight at Hot Springs described as brutal, bloody<br />

Jack McGrath and Ed White put on very tame fight at LR<br />

Slugging contest at Hot Springs goes 23 rounds<br />

Joe Drew defeats Patsy Duval in LR bouts<br />

BOYD. D R<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

BOYD, W 0<br />

see also Murders - Ursery<br />

BOYLE, ARTHUR<br />

see &so Colleges Ag6<br />

BOYLE, HENRY G<br />

see also Expositions Agl<br />

see also Poems<br />

see also Poems<br />

BRACK. LUCY H<br />

see also Christian Church<br />

BUCK, MILTON


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also Christian Church<br />

BRADEY)RD. DAVE<br />

see also Murders - Black. Henry<br />

BRADLEY LUMBER CX)<br />

see Wood<br />

BRADLEY. DAVID<br />

see also Murders - Bradley, David<br />

BRADLEY, JOHN E<br />

see also Capital Punishment<br />

BRAGG, ASA R<br />

see also Little Rock<br />

see also Parties N22<br />

Receives handsome gifts from Lincoln Ave friends<br />

BRAGG, WALTER L<br />

Camden residents honor memory of the late Gen Bragg<br />

BRALEY, GEORGE<br />

Braley uses club to kill panther<br />

BRANNER, JOHN C<br />

see also Geological Survey (Ark)<br />

see also Mines and Minerals<br />

Photograph of Dr Branner<br />

BRANTLEY, JOSEW K<br />

see also Robberies<br />

BRASSFIELD, ABNER<br />

see also Murders - Ham.<br />

William<br />

BRECKINRIDGE, CLIFTON R<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 02<br />

BRICK AND TILE<br />

Fort Smith has shipped 400 carloads of paving brick<br />

BRI(TKELL. CHARLES W<br />

State Senator dies at home of his father in Phillips Co<br />

BBICKLEY, D V<br />

Missing Jefferson Co man believed headed for Mexico<br />

BRIDGES<br />

see also Railroads<br />

Pontoon bridge at Dardanelle nears completion<br />

Free bridge across <strong>Arkansas</strong> River at LR planned<br />

Athletic Assn, businessmen object to Main St location<br />

Little Rock bridge to be fixed span steel trues type<br />

New bridge a t LR to be at foot of Main St<br />

Board of Trade objects to proposed location of LR bridge<br />

Pulaski County Judge Erb says bridge to be at Main Street<br />

H M Rector thanks Judge Erb for efforts for free bridge<br />

Letter on opposition to free bridge at Main St in LR<br />

H M Rector says letter to Judge Erb not intended for paper<br />

Thomas W Baird makes heated reply to letter on bridge plan<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Staats Zeitung chides merchants who oppose bridge<br />

John R Wherry strongly favors bridge at LR<br />

E V Duel1 urges Main St as location for LR bridge<br />

Petition filed against Main Street location for LR bridge<br />

Commissioners determined to build at Main St. LR location<br />

Railroad bridge completed at Fort Smith<br />

Petition for Main St location for LR bridge has 654 names<br />

Damage suits threatened if Main St bridge is built


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Fones Bros explain their opposition to Main St location 04/05/91 03 4<br />

Judge Jacob Erb to receive bids for Main St bridge today 04/07/91 01 4<br />

Pontoon bridge at Pine Bluff almost rebuilt after flood 04/08/91 04 7<br />

Main St contract let to Missouri River Valley Bridge Co 04/09/91 04 3<br />

Railroad and wagon bridge at Fort Smith tested by engines 04/10/91 01<br />

Fones Bros Hardware seeks injunction to prevent construction 04/10/91 08<br />

3<br />

1<br />

Plans for Main St bridge stolen f ram County Judge's office 04/10/91 08 1<br />

Attorney comments on injunction request on Main St bridge<br />

Plans for Main St bridge still missing from Erb' s office<br />

04/11/91 02<br />

04/11/91 02<br />

1<br />

1<br />

Court hears Fones Bros request for injunction against bridge 04/15/91 02 1<br />

Railroad bridge to be built in eastern Little Rock 04/15/91 04 4<br />

Pontoon bridge completed, open for travel 04/15/91 05 3<br />

Judge refuses to bar Main St location for bridge at LR 04/16/91 04 4<br />

Pones Bros appeals decision on Main St bridge to Supreme Ct 04/17/91 06 1<br />

Hitch develops in signing of contract for Main St bridge 04/19/91 03 1<br />

Editorial on free bridge at LR 04/21/91 04 2<br />

T Hartman explains bid-taking process for Main St bridge 04/22/91 06 1<br />

Section of pontoon bridge at Dardanelle swept away 04/23/91 02 2<br />

Work on Main St bridge at LR to begin when Supreme Ct rules 04/23/91 04 3<br />

Dardanelle pontoon bridge is total wreck, may not be rebuilt 04/24/91 01<br />

H M Rector takes obstructionists to Main St bridge to task 04/24/91 08<br />

6<br />

1<br />

Dardanelle pontoon bridge to be repaired. reopended 04/26/91 12 1<br />

Landowners at Fort Smith contest right of Gould bridge<br />

Dardanelle pontoon bridge to be restored. Thomas Cox says<br />

04/28/91 01<br />

04/30/91 02<br />

6<br />

1<br />

Fones Brothrs pursues opposition to Main St bridge 05/01/91 02 1<br />

R Roberts to move to Dardanelle to wersee pontoon bridge 05/12/91 01 1<br />

Same firm operates Dardanelle and Pine Bluff pontoon bridges 05/12/91 01 1<br />

Contract-letting has not ended complaints on Main St bridge 05/16/91 04 3<br />

Five iron bridges to be built on Pope County roads 05/16/91 04 4<br />

Fort Smith plans grand celebration of bridge opening 05/16/91 05 3<br />

Ex-President Grover Cleveland unable to attend Ft Smith event 05/19/91 01 6<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat questions ability to pay for Main St bridge 05/20/91 04 2<br />

Letter supports building of free bridge at LR 05/22/91 04 4<br />

Account of celebration of opening great Fort Smith bridge 05/28/91 01 4<br />

Statistics on Fort Smith bridge for trains, wagons, walkers 05/28/91 01 4<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat opposition to building LR bridge attacked 05/29/91 04 2<br />

Speech of CongressmanW L Terry at Fort Smith dedication 05/31/91 12 1<br />

Lengthy article on free bridge to be built at LR<br />

Schematic drawing of proposed free bridge at LR<br />

06/03/91 10<br />

06/03/91 10<br />

1<br />

2<br />

Pope County to build five iron bridges 06/14/91 11 4<br />

Main St bridge contract not legal. Ark Supreme Ct rules 07/04/91 08 1<br />

The bridge decision (ed) 07/05/91 04 2<br />

Supreme Ct only ruled contract did not comply with law 07/12/91 04 2<br />

Dardanelle pontoon bridge placed back in service<br />

Bridge aver Palarm Creek to be built by Pulaski County<br />

07/23/91 02<br />

07/25/91 05<br />

2<br />

5<br />

Iron bridge wer Spring River at Hardy nears completion 09/30/91 06 2<br />

Report on bridges in Pulaski County 100491 1 1<br />

Pulaski Co Levying Bd defeats proposal for free bridge 10/08/91 01 3<br />

Solomon Clark explains why funding for LR bridge not approved 10/16/91 04 3<br />

Two free bridges to span Ouachita River at Camden 10/23/91 04 3<br />

Iron bridge to be built across north fork of Saline at Benton 11/15/91 06 1<br />

Iron truss bridge at Hardy completed 11/22/91 16 2<br />

BRIGGS, W H<br />

Former Howard County Sheriff found not guilty of embezzlement 08/09/91 01 5


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Misappropriation of funds not denied<br />

BRINKLEY<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

see also Disease<br />

see also Entertainment<br />

see also Parties<br />

see also Water<br />

Town decorated for passage of Pres Benj Harrison's train<br />

Article mentions sweral prominent citizens<br />

08/09/91 01<br />

04/19/91 01<br />

09/12/91 08<br />

5<br />

2<br />

1<br />

Lengthy article on business and social life of tawn<br />

BRINKLEY - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

09/12/9108 1<br />

06/14/11/2 06/23/01/3 07/19/16/2 12/30/03/5<br />

BRINKLEY AATUSTER<br />

see Newspapers<br />

BRIZZOLARA, JAMES JR<br />

see also Shootings D29<br />

BROOKIN S, JIMMIE<br />

see also Children<br />

BROOKS. H W<br />

Biographical sketch of pres of Prohibition Alliance<br />

BROOM, EMMA<br />

see also Murders -Broom, Emma<br />

BRCWN, GEORGE R<br />

see also Railroads 015<br />

Supports impravement of <strong>Arkansas</strong> River<br />

BROWN, GEORGE RUSS<br />

see also Commercial Congress, Western States<br />

see also Expositions Jy19<br />

see also Politics AplO<br />

BROWN, JAMES T JR<br />

see Real Estate Ap15 Ap30 My1 My2 N4<br />

BROWN, JOHN<br />

see also Civil War<br />

BROWN, L R<br />

Obituary gives biographical data of Mr Brown<br />

BROWN, LEM<br />

see also Murders - Jones, J W<br />

BROWN. RIM<br />

see also Murders - Huntley. James<br />

BROWN, RUBERT J<br />

Letter on his failure to secure appmt from Legis<br />

BROWN, TOM<br />

see also Murders - Jones, J W<br />

BRUCE, G W<br />

see also Parties Ag14<br />

BRUNDIDGE, J M<br />

Speech seconding nomination for House chaplain<br />

BRUNDIDGE, S<br />

Residence at Searcy struck by lightning<br />

BRUNDIGE, S JR<br />

see also Aesaults Jy5<br />

BRYAN,<br />

J E<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 05<br />

see also Politics S15 S18 S24 02 03 010


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DAm<br />

PAGE COL<br />

BRYANT, HENRY<br />

see also Assaults<br />

BUCWANAN, L S<br />

see also Colleges<br />

BUCKNER, C C<br />

see also Murders - Buckner, C C<br />

BUCKNERD JOHN<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

BUILDING AS SOCIATION LEAGUE, <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

see Banks<br />

BUILDINGS<br />

Photographs of bank buildings in LR<br />

Photograph of Board of Trade Bldg in LR<br />

Photograph of Masonic Temple in LR<br />

Photograph of Joe P Quinn Dry Goods Co bldg at LR<br />

Photograph of AIU Medical Coll at LR<br />

Photograph of Capitol Theater at. LR<br />

Photograph of Fones Brothers Hardware Co store at LR<br />

Photograph of C J Lincoln Co bldg at LR<br />

Photograph of Fones Brothers Hardware Co warehouse at LR<br />

Photograph of LR1s Main Street<br />

Photograph of Allis Block at LR<br />

Photograph of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Capret and Furniture Co bldg at LR<br />

Photograph of Markham St at LR<br />

Photographs of buildings at LR<br />

Photograph of Little Rock Exposition Building<br />

Faucette Bros bldg at Argenta is finest one in tmn<br />

Newport's new opera house opens<br />

BULLOCK, STEPHEN J R<br />

see also Murders - McDaniel. Sanford<br />

BUNCH, 3 F<br />

Izard County man is victim of fraud<br />

BUNCH, T H<br />

see also Parties My17<br />

BURCHARD, GEORGE F<br />

Photograph of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Division. TPA officer<br />

BURNETT, STEVE<br />

see also Assaults D25<br />

BURNINC BOARD (ARK)<br />

see Treasurer (Ark)<br />

BURMS<br />

Child dies in house fire<br />

Child dies of burns suffered in fire at home<br />

Miss Cozy Bodenhamer critically burned<br />

Howard County child dies of burns<br />

Child critically burned at Sheridan<br />

Young woman seriously burned in Yell County<br />

Mother and child fatally burned at natural gas well<br />

John Sport dies in house fire at Rison<br />

Two children of W i l l i s Wilson critically burned<br />

Intoxicated woman burns to death at LR<br />

Child dies of burns at Nashville<br />

Ellen Wise critically burned when clothing caught fire<br />

BURNS, JIMMY


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also Murders - Burns, Jimmy<br />

BURRrn, RUBE<br />

Biography of noted outlaw is on sale at LR 01/21/91 05 2<br />

BUSH, J 0 A<br />

see dso Politics My21 025 028<br />

BUSINESS<br />

Little Rock has wer 50 wholesale firms 06/03/91 06 1<br />

BUSINESS FAILURES<br />

see Bankruptcies<br />

BUSINESS SCHOOLS<br />

Draughon to open commercial college in Arkadelphia 01/08/91 02 3<br />

Professor Draughan opens commercial coll at Arkadelphia 01/13/91 01 2<br />

Little Rock Commercial Coll celebrates 17th anniversary 02/05/91 03 6<br />

Photograph of Commercial College bldg at Fort Smith 06/03/91 09 2<br />

Military school to be added to Little Rock Commercial College 07/03/91 04 4<br />

BUTLER, C M<br />

see also Parties Ap5<br />

BUTLER, OOULTER<br />

see Newspapers<br />

BUTLER. J R<br />

see also Murders - Watkins, H W<br />

BUYING OF GOVERNMENT GOODS AND SERVICES<br />

see Contracts<br />

BYRNES, REBECCA<br />

see also Psychic Phenomena<br />

CABELL, WILLIAM L<br />

Speaks at Confederate reunion at Alma<br />

Old Tige speaks at Confederate gathering at Camden<br />

CABOT<br />

see also Presbyterian Church<br />

CABOT - N&JS BRIEFS<br />

01/04/12/3 03/03/02/1 03/17/03/3 05/03/12/2 05/19/08/1<br />

05/24/01/1 06/02/04/4 06/12/08/1 06/18/08/2 06/20/08/1<br />

07/12/09/4 07/21/02/2 07/30/01/5 08/06/08/3 09/24/04/3<br />

1 l/O6/O6/2 11/19/04/5<br />

GAIN, C C<br />

see also Murders - Pope. Shep<br />

CAJUL, W H<br />

see also Little Rock<br />

CLEF, JOHN F<br />

see also Hotels<br />

WHOUN COUNTY<br />

Courthouse undergoes thorough repair 08/01/91<br />

CALLAWAY, JONATHAN W<br />

see also Credit<br />

Callaway had been accused of default, but stare owes him 01/25/91<br />

CALUMET COTTON FACTORY<br />

see Factories<br />

CAMDEN<br />

see Rivers<br />

CAMDEN AM) &JWlNDERIA RAILROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

CAMDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />

see Education - Commencement


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

CAMDEN, EL DORADO AND ALEXANDER RAILROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

CAMERON, JOHN A<br />

see also Murders - Yarbrough. David<br />

CAMEBELLITES<br />

see Baptist Church<br />

CANNON. J W<br />

see also Marriage<br />

CANTRILL, G M D<br />

see also Parties<br />

see also Prisons<br />

CANTRELL, W C (ms)<br />

Leader in funding Womant s Industrial Home<br />

CAPITAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION<br />

see Banks<br />

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT<br />

see also Courts (US) - District of Western <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />

see also Lynching<br />

see also Murders Burns, Jimmy<br />

see also Murders - Copeland. W H<br />

see also Murders - Dean. Ida<br />

see also Murders - Hayes, Albert<br />

see also Murders - Malloy, Prince<br />

see also Murders - See. Joe<br />

see also Murders - Simms, Martha<br />

see also Murders - Smith, William<br />

see also Murders - Stevene, William M<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> had 9 legal errecutions during 1890<br />

John E Bradley against House bill to bar capital punishment<br />

Legislature debating death penalty bill<br />

Judge John M Elliott refuses to set executions for Fridays<br />

CAPITOL BUILDINGS AM3 GROUNDS (ARK)<br />

New statehouse is not a pressing need. Gazette says<br />

Capitol bldg in deplorable condition, letter says<br />

Northern paper repts Washington portrait replaced by Davis<br />

Story of Jefferson Davis picture replacing Washington false<br />

Cannons at State House mentioned<br />

Lawn party to be held at statehouse<br />

Stately sycamore on east side of Capitol struck by lightning<br />

Court to hear dispute wer strip of land on Water Street<br />

New vault installed in State Treasurer's office<br />

State Farmers Alliance holds corn in Capitol Bldg<br />

CAPITOL THEATER<br />

see Buildings<br />

CARLEE, REUBEN B<br />

see also Farmers Alliance<br />

CARLETON, B F<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

CARLTON, W A<br />

see also Veterans<br />

CARNAHAN, WALLACE<br />

see also Athletic Association of Little Rock<br />

see also Episcopal Church<br />

see also Politics


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Says no rivalry exists between Bishop Beckwith, Mr Armstrong 05/06/91 04<br />

CAROLAN. SAM<br />

see also Bankruptcy<br />

CARPENTER LUMBER CO<br />

see Wood<br />

CARPENTER, BEN<br />

see also Murders - Hsnnibal. Jud<br />

CARPENTER, GREEN<br />

see also Murders - Pritchard, Job<br />

CARPENTER, J F<br />

Grist mill and gin at Arkadelphia burns<br />

CARPENTJ3R. JEROME T<br />

see also Eneertainemnt<br />

CARPENTER, OL<br />

see also Murders - Hannibal, Jud<br />

CARR, ALEX<br />

see also Inventions<br />

CARR. D H<br />

see also Vigilantes<br />

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES<br />

John Parham injured when thrown frm buggy during runaway 04/09/91 04<br />

Frightful accident at LR involves 3 carriages 04/26/91 02<br />

Three persons seriously hurt in Logan County accident 07/25/91. 08<br />

Mrs Oppenheimer injured in accident near Paris 08/02/91 06<br />

Youth killed when thrown from buggy 09/12/91 03<br />

Mrs <strong>An</strong>drew J Quindley injured by runaway 12/02/91 03<br />

Runaway at Huntington kills J B Sterritt 12/05/91 01<br />

CARROLL COUNTY<br />

see also Fancher. Elizabeth<br />

see also Mines<br />

see also Murders - Ray. Joseph<br />

see also Politics<br />

Paper wants county seat moved from Berryville to Green Forest 12/15/91 04<br />

CARROLL, A H<br />

see also Assaults<br />

CARROLL. A H (MRS)<br />

see also Assaults<br />

CARROLL. JOHN C<br />

see also Prisons<br />

CARSON, KIT<br />

see also Harley. W R<br />

CARTER, W A<br />

see also Wagons<br />

CASEY, A F<br />

see also Veterans Mr26 Mr27<br />

CASIDY. MIKE<br />

see also Murders - Fear, A<br />

CASON, J R<br />

see also Alcoholic Barerages<br />

CASTLES. A H<br />

see also Murders - Wornbuckle<br />

CATE. W H<br />

Speaks at Jackson Day banquet in LR 01/09/91 05<br />

Cate jokes with Owen Scott, who helped unseat him in Congress 11/27/91 05


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

CATHOLIC MURW<br />

see also Taxation<br />

Renting of pews at St <strong>An</strong>drews Cathedral at LR underway<br />

St John' s at Helena celebrates Easter<br />

Photograph of St Maryt s Convent, Little Rock<br />

German Catholic societies of Ark meet<br />

Catholic at LR wants social events on other than Friday<br />

Catholics not affected by Friday amusements, letter says<br />

Catholic explains aversion to Friday amusements<br />

List of donors of statuary in St <strong>An</strong>drews Cathedral<br />

Magnificant statuary art placed in St <strong>An</strong>drews Cathedral<br />

CATHOLIC NESJS<br />

see also Shinn. Josiah H<br />

CATRON. BENJAMIN<br />

see also Money<br />

CAVES<br />

Boone County man reports exploring beautiful cave<br />

A B Sloan exhibits formations fram Diamond Cave (Newton Go)<br />

CECIL* W I4<br />

see also Fires<br />

CEMETERIES<br />

see also Civil War<br />

see also Memorial Day<br />

Fund-raiser held at LR to care for Confederate graves<br />

Beautiful. statuary adorns Strickland lot at Oakland Cemetery<br />

Garribaldi lots in Mount Calvary (LR) adorned with statuary<br />

CENTER POINT - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

05/29/04/4 06/23/08/1 12/01/04/5<br />

CERAMICS AND POTTERY<br />

Strata of potter's clay 25 ft thick found in Lonoke County<br />

CHAMBLEE. J W<br />

see also Livestock<br />

CHAMBLISS, W W<br />

Mr & Mrs Chambliss celebrate 50th wedding anniversary<br />

CHAF&E STON<br />

see also Fires<br />

CHEEK, RIGHARD<br />

see also Drmnings<br />

Funeral services held at residence<br />

Remarks about a remarkable young man<br />

CBEEK. WILEY<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

CHEROKEE BAY ENTERPRISE<br />

see Newspapers<br />

CHERRY. LEWIS<br />

see also Murders - Smith. William<br />

CHEW, SAM R<br />

see also Politics 03<br />

CHICOT COUNTY<br />

see also Floods<br />

see also Murders - Buckner, C C<br />

CHILD ABUSE<br />

see Children<br />

CHILDREN AND YOUTH


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DATE<br />

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see also Burns<br />

see also Handicapped<br />

see also Kidnapping<br />

see also Murders - Broom, Emma<br />

see also Murders - Fleming<br />

see also Murders - Reese. Mary<br />

see also Prisons<br />

see also Tobacco<br />

see also Vice<br />

Joseph Woods fined, jailed for cruelty to 5-yr-old boy<br />

Joseph Woods' young victim was Jimmie Brookins<br />

Childrent s Home at LR made much prorgess in past four years<br />

Mrs James Mitchell. Mrs John Fletcher guide Children's Home<br />

Youngsters at Newport run away from home<br />

Appeal made for aid for Children's Home at Little Rock<br />

Mollie Sparks seeks custody of children from William Sparks<br />

Citizens of LR urged to contribute to Children's Home<br />

Four juveniles from LR run away<br />

Orphans Home benefit scheduled<br />

Entertainment to be fund-raiser for Orphans Home<br />

Two Pine Bluff runaways sent back home<br />

Zeb Ward wants excess TPA funds given to orphans home<br />

John L Cook & Co wants surplus TPA funds to go to orphans<br />

Three children found in woods near Lake City<br />

Orphans Home at LR to benefit from opera performance<br />

Dying infant left at door of John Cummins at Enola<br />

Baby left at John Cummings hame dies from exposure<br />

Miss Susan Heffington is mother of infant abandoned at Enola<br />

Appeal made for funds for Orphans Home at LR<br />

Negro child sent to Pulaski County road gang for cursing<br />

James Britt, 14. fined for assault of Joe Meeler<br />

G S Battenf ield refuses to prosecute Boles Thompson<br />

May Battenfield, of Bussellville, runs away with youth<br />

Mattie Nelson concelas stillborn infant at LB<br />

Account of runaway of Des Arc girl with mgr of actors<br />

Man named Smith arrested in case of runaway at Dee Arc<br />

Youthful runaway from Des Arc returned to her parents<br />

Willie Kelly reports cruel beating by his mother<br />

William Kimball chgd with beating child cruelly<br />

Lizzie Kelley fined $25 for cruelly whipping her son, Willie<br />

CHINESE IN <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

see Foreign Descent Groups<br />

CHISHOLM, J E<br />

see also Murders - Chisholm, 3 E<br />

CHISUM 3 B<br />

Named to board of Hiran and Lydia Baptist Coll<br />

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS COLLEE<br />

see Colleges<br />

CHRISTIAN CHURCH<br />

Pastor T J Shelton reportedly resigning frm LR church<br />

Pastor Shelton and Mrs Lucy Brack linked in accounts<br />

Report on strange malady of Pastor T J Shelton<br />

Milton Brack discusses his mother's relationship with Shelton 03/13/91 01<br />

First Christian Ch at LR declares pulpit vacant 03/17/91 05


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DATE<br />

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Rev T J Shelton arrested on insanity chg. placed in jail 03/29/91 01<br />

Rev T J Shelton insists he has been hypnotized 03/31/91 01<br />

Rev T J Shelton recovers from his insanity 03/31/91 01<br />

Lucy H Brack serves notice she will not attend LR church 04/08/91 04<br />

Ladies AAd Society entertainment is enj oyable 04/24/91 03<br />

Harrison church erecting new bldg 06/02/91 04<br />

Church corn at Hot Springs repudites teaching of T J Shelton 06/11/91 01<br />

Churches in Ark holding cow at Hot Springs 06/11/91 01<br />

C T Monroe denies being branded a rank heretic by church 06/12/91 04<br />

T J Shelton preaches two sermons at Glenwood Park at LR 08/18/91 03<br />

T J Shelton, Lucy H Bracy turn paper wer to Williams Express 10/27/91 07<br />

Rev S 3 Moore may become pastor of LR church<br />

State Sunday School convention to meet at Newport<br />

State Sunday School corn meets at Newport<br />

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> group to comrene in LR<br />

First annual state corn of YPSCE meets at LR<br />

Proceedings of YPSCE convention in LR<br />

CHRISTMAS DAY<br />

Letters to Santa<br />

Letters to Santa<br />

Letters to Santa<br />

Letters to Santa<br />

Christmas observed at. LR churches<br />

Quiet Christmas observed in Little Rock<br />

Holiday observed at state penitentiary<br />

CHURCHILL BROTHERS (SULPHUROCK)<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

CHURCHILL, SAM J<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark) S17<br />

CHURCHILL, THOMAS J<br />

see also Edwards (Robert) Heirs Assn<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark) S17<br />

Gen Churchill visits Little Rock<br />

CIRCUS<br />

Elephant breaks loose at Oden, uses tusks to gore trainer<br />

Ringling Brothers coming to LR<br />

CITIZENS BANK (VAN BUREN)<br />

see Banks<br />

CIVIL WAR<br />

see also Cemeteries<br />

see also Cleburne, Patrick<br />

see also Monuments<br />

Report says Henry M Stanley deserted Ark Confederate troops<br />

List of <strong>Arkansas</strong> men buried at Fredericksburg. Va<br />

Details of killing, burial of J P Roland of Ark<br />

Essay on death of Brig Gen James McIntosh at Pea Ridge<br />

Gravesite of Brig Gen James Mclntosh at Fort Smith described<br />

Col Rubin F Harvey buried in private cemetery in Georgia<br />

3 A Schnable nw resides in Jackson County<br />

J A Schnable tied rope around John Bruwn's neck<br />

Arden Smith recalls his days in LR with Union occupation<br />

Bales of cotton were brought to reinforce defense works at LR 11/03/91 04<br />

Gen Frederick Steele used Ashley Mansion as headquarters 11/03/91 04<br />

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DATE<br />

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Miss Georgine Woodruff asked Gen Steel to preserve her home 11/03/91 04<br />

Occupation of Little Rock by Union troops recalled 11/03/91 04<br />

Union soldier Frank Manter buried near Little Rock 11/03/91 04<br />

CLARENDON - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

09/15/08/1<br />

CLARK ACADEMY<br />

see Education - Private<br />

CLARK COUNTY<br />

see also Archeology<br />

see also Murders - H ill, Thomas<br />

see dsa Shootings<br />

CLARK, G W<br />

Entertained by fellaw Masons in London<br />

CLARK, J C<br />

see also Robberies<br />

CLARK. 5 P<br />

see also Legislature (Ark)<br />

CLARK, JAMES<br />

see also Shootings<br />

CLARK, JAMES P<br />

see also Attorney General (Ark) Jy17<br />

see also Governor (Ark) Je24<br />

SOLOMON F<br />

CLARK,<br />

see also Agriculture<br />

see also Bridges<br />

see also Taxation N22<br />

CLARKSV ILLE<br />

see also Colleges<br />

see also Methodist Church<br />

see also Military<br />

see also Monuments<br />

see also Parks<br />

Results of municipal election<br />

Effort begins for beautification of tawn<br />

CLARKSVILLE - W S BRIEFS<br />

06/09/04/3 09/13/02/5<br />

CLARKSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />

see Education - Facilities<br />

CLAY<br />

see Ceramics<br />

CLAY COUNTY<br />

Voters to decide between Piggott, Greenway for county seat 02/12/91 04<br />

CLAYTON, CALMA E<br />

Clayton marries Nellie P Taylor of Pine Bluff 01/09/91 04<br />

CLAYTON, JOHN M<br />

see also Neel. C M<br />

CLAYTON, POWELL<br />

see also Politics Ag15<br />

Resigns chairmanship of Republican State Committee 01/16/91 01<br />

Power of Pcwell as Repub chmn discussed in editorial 01/17/91 04<br />

Favors passage of a federal election bill 01/20/91 04<br />

Evangelist mistook M W Taggert for Powell Clayton at revival 02/26/91 01<br />

Director of Electric Springs Street Railway and Electric Co 05/02/91 02<br />

President of Eureka Imprwement Co 06/02/91 04


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DATE<br />

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Clayton in St Louis on railroad business<br />

Clayton back in Eureka Springs<br />

Delivers opening address at Interstate Summer Normal<br />

Honored by Eureka Springs<br />

W i l l sell Ark Repub votes to highest bidder. Gazette says<br />

CLAYTON. POWELL JR<br />

Son of ex-governor marries Nellie Pickett<br />

Reported marriage was an error<br />

CLAYTON, W W H<br />

see also Veterans<br />

Mr Clayton interviewed at Hot Springs<br />

CLEBURNE COUNTY<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

see also Mines<br />

see also Murders - Williams. John W<br />

see also Ships and Shipping<br />

CLEBURNE COUNTY FAIR<br />

see Expositions<br />

CLEBURNE, PATRICK<br />

Photo of Confederate seal used as fund-raiser for monument<br />

Former Union soldier seeks funds for Cleburne monument<br />

Monument at Helena to be unveiled on Decoration Day, May 10<br />

Ceremonies planned for unveiLing of monument at Helsna<br />

Ladies Memorial Assn of Phillips Co to unveil memorial<br />

Helena prepares for unveiling of monument<br />

Program for unveiling of memorial<br />

CLEMENT. W A<br />

see also Veterans Mr27<br />

State senator honored by colleagues<br />

CLEMMONS. OSCAR<br />

see also Murders - Allen, Joseph<br />

CLENDENNING, 3 H<br />

see also Expositions<br />

Praised as fair-minded Republican<br />

CLEVELAND<br />

see Fires<br />

CLEVELAND COUNTY<br />

State Supreme Ct rules voters chose Rison for county seat<br />

Tax lwied for construction of new courthouse<br />

CLEVELAND. GRCWER<br />

Ex-President declines invitation to Fort Smith event<br />

CLINTON PARK DRIVING AS SOCIATION<br />

see Horse Racing<br />

CLUBS<br />

see Organizations<br />

COAL<br />

see Labor<br />

COAL HILL<br />

see also Newspapers<br />

Results of municipal election<br />

COBB. WILLIAM<br />

see also Murders - Cobb, William<br />

COCKRILL PLANTATION<br />

see Real Estate


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

COCKRRL, SZXRLING R<br />

see also Sandels, Monte H<br />

COCKRILL, SZIEICING R SR<br />

see also Real Estate<br />

Mr Cockrill was friend of <strong>An</strong>drew Jackson. other famous men 07/19/91 01<br />

Prominent cotton planter dies while at Mount Nebo 07/19/91 01<br />

Text of will of Mr Cockrill 09/02/91 01<br />

COHEN, ALBERT<br />

see also Books and Writing<br />

see also Education - Boards of Educ<br />

COLBERT, CHARLES<br />

see also Murders - Raimere. John<br />

COLBURN, JOSEPH<br />

see also Murders - Colburn, Joseph<br />

COLE, D D<br />

see also Fires<br />

COLEMAN, DAVID<br />

see also Negroes<br />

COLEMAN, E W<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

COLLEGE PRESS AS SOCIATION<br />

Organization formed at Little Rock<br />

02/01/91 I1<br />

COLLBGES AND UNIVERSITIES<br />

Morrilton College now housed in new building at Morrilton 01/04/91 06<br />

AIU Law Dept estabd in 1890, now needs law library 01/14/91 02<br />

AIU Medical Dept discussed in G w J P Eagle's rept 01/14/91 02<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Industrial Univ discussed in Gov Eagle's rept 01/24/91 02<br />

Gov Eagle commends work of AIU Branch Normal Coll 01/14/91 02<br />

Gov Eagle wants teacher training dept at AXIS 01/14/91 02<br />

Industrial or mechanical depr at Branch Normal suggested 01/14/91 02<br />

Industrial Institute for white girls proposed in Legis 01/23/91 06<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Female Coll honor roll 01/24/91 05<br />

College for Negroes may be built at Helena 01/28/91 01<br />

Negro college at Helena would be built by American Society 01/28/91 01<br />

Lengthy description of campus of Ouachita Baptist College 01/28/91 03<br />

Pesident J W Conger of Ouachita College commended 01/28/91 03<br />

J L Goodbar offers land worth $200,000 for Presbyterian coll 01/30/91 04<br />

J L Goodbar offered $20,000 worth of land to Presbyterian 02/01/91 04<br />

Compulsory labor at AIU hinders educ, student writes 02/27/91 04<br />

Student deplores compulsory labor at <strong>Arkansas</strong> Industrial Univ 02/27/91 04<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Industrial Univ has 630 students enrolled<br />

Conditions of bldgs at AN detailed in rept to Legis<br />

Trustees of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Industrial Univ hold meeting in LR<br />

AIU registers over 500 students as term opens<br />

AXU session opens with aver 300 students<br />

Senator J W Crawford speaks against AIU appropriation<br />

Sen C C Hamby speaks against AIU funding bill<br />

Cumberland Presbyterians to receive funds for a college<br />

Conway YMCA library donated to Hendrix and Galloway<br />

AIU Medical Dept to award degrees to 21<br />

Closing exercises held for AIU Medical Dept: graduates<br />

Fay Hempstead speaks at graduation ceremony at AIU Med Dept<br />

Members of graduating class of AJX Medical Dept listed<br />

Text of speech of Dr J B Bond to AN Medical graduates


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DATE<br />

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Gov 3 P Eagle appts members of A3U Board of Trustees<br />

Gov J P Eagle applies for federal moneys for colleges<br />

Christian Brothers College bldg at LR nears completion<br />

Clarksville, Hope vie for location of Presbyterian college<br />

Photo of Clarksville College Bldg offered to Presbyterians<br />

Clarksville offers large brick coll bldg to Presbyterians<br />

Clarksville sends delegation to seek coll for that town<br />

C A Forney, George 0 Rike insist Hope get Presbyterian coll<br />

Hitch develops in plans to select site for Presbyterian coll<br />

Clarksville chosen for new Presbyterian college<br />

Hope offered large inducements for Presbyterian college<br />

Clarksville celebrates securing of coll for their tcwn<br />

Philander Smith Coll announces commencement dates<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Cumberland Coll is name of Clarksville's new coll<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Cumberland Coll trustees meet. transact business<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Cumberland trustees make decisions on work<br />

Dr L S Buchanan fills Bible chair at <strong>Arkansas</strong> Cumberland<br />

Construction on Hendrix Coll bldg moves forward<br />

Hineman Univ at Monticello ends its first annual session<br />

Hineman Univ operated by Prof J H Hineman<br />

Searcy College commencement exercises announced<br />

Commencement program at Hendrix Coll<br />

Little Rock College commencement held<br />

Little Rock Univ holds 6-wks summer term to train teachers<br />

Account of closing exercises at Morrilton Male and Female<br />

Brick work on Searcy College bldg completed<br />

Closing exercises planned at AIU Normal Branch at Pine Bluff<br />

Arkadelphia Methodist Coll sets commencement exercises<br />

List of colleges operating in Ark<br />

Photograph of Cumberland Presbyterian at Clarksville<br />

Photograph of AIU Medical College bldg<br />

Article on AIU Medical Dept at LR<br />

Photograph of Arkadelphia Methodist College bldg<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Female Coll graduation held<br />

Hiram and Lydia Burrclw Coll at Altus seeks incorporation<br />

Quitman Coll confers doctorate on Rev Z T Bennett<br />

A S McKennon led drive for funds for <strong>Arkansas</strong> Cumberland<br />

Even children gave funds for Cumberland Presbyterian Coll<br />

Galloway Female Coll commencement exercises begin<br />

News of Quitman College<br />

Prizes awarded by Quitman College<br />

Sam Jones lectures at Searcy as Galloway College benefit<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Female Coll graduation held at Capital Theater<br />

Searcy Coll dedication ceremonies held<br />

Phtograph of Searcy College<br />

Hope Female Institute holds graduation ceremonies<br />

Graduating ceremonies held at Hope Female Institute<br />

Arkadelphia Methodist Coll completes first year<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Coll closes 19th annual session<br />

Three Conway residents forced to pay Hendrix Coll pledges<br />

Text of address of Prof W H Tharp to Searcy Coll grads<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Coll makes Stayton award for oratory<br />

Contract to be let for building Mountain Home Baptist Coll<br />

Closing exercises at Hendrix described


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Faculty of <strong>Arkansas</strong> College listed 06/21/91 09<br />

Hiram and Lydia Baptist: Coll adds members to board<br />

Feature on Galloway College and Searcy Colleges at Searcy<br />

06/25/91 03<br />

06/28/91 12<br />

Searcy Male College (photo) 06/28/91 12<br />

Galloway Female Coll faculty listed<br />

Lengthy article on Searcy Male College<br />

06/28/91 12<br />

06/28/91 12<br />

Lengthy article on Gallaway Female Coll at Searcy 06/29/91 12<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Cumberland has not been changed to Hope location<br />

Mountain Home College construction to begin soon<br />

07/03/91 06<br />

07/07/91 04<br />

Quitman Co11 cornerstone to be laid 07/07/91 04<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> College described as credit to state<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> College faculty listed<br />

07/23/91 01<br />

07/23/91 01<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> College has been led by Dr I3 Long for 19 years 07/23/91 01<br />

Baptists raising funds for Mountain Home College 07/23/91 04<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> College has variable length of study time for degree 07/23/91 08<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> College rules for student conduct. activities<br />

Report on Interstate Summer Normal at Eureka Springs<br />

07/23/91 08<br />

07/24/91 02<br />

Military college to be estabd at LR 07/26/91 06<br />

Interstate Summer Normal rept of activities 08/04/91 01<br />

Mountain Home Baptist bldg contract goes to Arthur Boyle 08/06/91 08<br />

Hendrix President E C Millar speaks at Gurdon 08/08/91 01<br />

Site selected for Mountain Home Baptist Coll 08/09/91 09<br />

Federal gwt provides $16.000 for AIU and Branch Normal 08/16/91 04<br />

Male dormitory being built at Little Rock Univ 08/21/91 08<br />

Hope Female College (photograph) 08/23/91 10<br />

R C Hall named principal of Little Rock Military College<br />

Opening of Little Rock Military Coll nears<br />

08/30/91 03<br />

09/01/91 01<br />

Gazette contest for scholarship to Soule Coll draws interest 09/01/91 02<br />

Dollie Loyd McKelvy wins top scholarship to Soule College 09/02/91 02<br />

Elsie Wuestney, Daisy 3 Kerrott are 2, 3rd in Soule contest 09/02/91 02<br />

Morrilton College faculty listed 09/03/91 04<br />

Winners of Soule Coll scholarships thank their supporters 09/03/91 06<br />

Arhdelphia Methodist opens second year 09/04/91 04<br />

Five top finishers in contest get Soule Coll scholarships 09/04/91 08<br />

Special railroad car to carry students to Searcy's colleges 09/05/91 01<br />

Franklin Female Coll to open session at Ozark 09/06/91 01<br />

Little Rock Univ may get telescope for astronomy studies 09/06/91 02<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Cumberland opens with full faculty, 130 students 09/08/91 01<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Cumberland chapel has seating for 1,000 09/09/91 01<br />

Opening of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Cumberland Coll at Clarksville described 09/09/91 01<br />

Searcy College. Gallway College hold opening ceremonies 09/10/91 01<br />

Franklin Female Coll at Ozark has enrollment of 30 09/13/91 01<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Cumberland endowment is $52.200, not $5,200 09/13/91 02<br />

Visitors from all over state attend <strong>Arkansas</strong> Cumberland start 09/13/91 02<br />

Hendrix Coll students epent $2500.00 in Conway last yr 09/13/91 04<br />

Workmen rush to complete Hendrix College building 09/20/91 03<br />

Hendrix College students receive royal welcome to Conway 09/24/91 01<br />

Little Rock Univ faculty listed 10/01/91 04<br />

Little Rock Univ has 100 D C ~ enrollment increase over last yr 10/01/91 04<br />

Female college at Hope is-in fine condition 10/06/91 03<br />

Helena residents raising funds to open college there 10/09/91 01<br />

Article on colleges in Ark<br />

10/11/91 12<br />

Hiram and Lydia Burr- College at Altue praised 10/11/91 12<br />

J W Conger praised for leadership of Ouachita Baptist 10/17/91 01


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Ouachita Coll entertains Gov J P Eagle 10/17/91 01<br />

Dr John H Dye may be named president of Gallaway College 10/17/91 02<br />

Arkadelphia Methodist Coll publishes magazine 10/25/91 02<br />

Arkadelphia Methodist building nears completion 10/25/91 02<br />

Ouachita Coll faculty active in Baptist State Conv meeting 10/29/91 01<br />

Baptist State Conv hears rept on progress of Ouachita Baptist 10/30/91 01<br />

Baptists may open a female college in Ark 10/30/91 01<br />

Baptists name comm to select site for proposed female college 11/01/91 01<br />

Bentomrille wants to be site of Baptist college for women 11/03/91 05<br />

Rev John H Dye elected president of Galluway College 11/03/91 05<br />

Hendrix College has a student from Japan 11/06/91 04<br />

AIU Medical Dept opens in its new building at LR 11/06/91 06<br />

Ouachita trustees meet at LR 11/13/91 06<br />

AIU mourns death of student, Ben Ferry 11/17/91 01<br />

Quitman College bldg nears completion 11/18/91 03<br />

Baptist college at Mountain Home nears completion 11/26/91 03<br />

Hendrix Coll report to Arkasnas Methodist Conf 11/29/91 01<br />

AIU commencement exercises begin today 11/29/91. 06<br />

Main building of Hendrix Coll completed 11/29/91 13<br />

Methodist Conf gets repts on Galluway. Hendrirr and Quitman 12/01/91 01<br />

Ozark citizens seek to have Baptist Female Coll locate there 12/02/91 04<br />

New Quitman Coll bldg nears completion 12/04/91 04<br />

AIU commencement exercises described 12/06/91 11<br />

Methodists hear rept on their colleges at annual con£ 12/08/91 01<br />

List of graduates at Am 12/09/91 02<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> College President Isaac J Long dies 12/11/91 02<br />

New bldg for mechanical dept of AIU Branch Normal being built 12/11/91 04<br />

Hendrix Coll enforces discipline with obstreperous students 12/13/91 04<br />

Only 4 or 5 students left Hendrix in discipline case 12/13/91 04<br />

Conway residents support Bendrix in expulsion of troublemaker 12/13/91 16<br />

Hendrix Coll troubles explained to Methodist Church con£<br />

Little Rock Univ music dept presents recital<br />

Little Rock Univ students, faculty honor Dr Curl<br />

Eugene R Long is new president of <strong>Arkansas</strong> College<br />

COLLINS, JOE<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

COLUMBIA COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Parker, Butch<br />

Waldo seeks to have county courthouse located at that place<br />

Talk of moving courthouse to Waldo creates discussion<br />

Magnolia and Waldo battling for county courthouse<br />

COMMERCIAL CONGRESS, TRANS-MIS SIS SIPPI<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> delegates named by Gov James P Eagle<br />

Maj J S Horner named a delegate f ram Ark<br />

COMMERCIAL CONGRESS, WESTERN STATES<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> represented at meeting in Kansas City<br />

Proceedings of conference in Kansas City<br />

Congress breaks up in a row aver political charges<br />

Ark delegate George R Brown discusses comrention<br />

Hon William L Terry distinugishes himself at conf<br />

COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS<br />

see Business Schools<br />

COMPANIES AND FACTORIES<br />

see also Industrial Accidents


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

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see also Noise<br />

see also Wood and Wood Products<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Stone Co organized<br />

McCarthy-Joyce Mercantile Co organized<br />

Union Compress Co at Argenta totally destroyed<br />

Thomas W Baird praised as man who knows machinery business<br />

Tooth-pick factory to be built near Altheimer<br />

Calument Cotton Factory at Mammoth Spring closes<br />

Northeast Arkasnas Land Assn organized at Newport<br />

Factory at Crthage to make red paint from red clay<br />

Little Rock Handle Factory incorporated<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Cotton Oil Co consolidates most oil mills in state<br />

Russellville Foundry and Machine Co to begin operations<br />

Stuttgart has new chair factory<br />

Texarkana to have large furniture factory<br />

Article on <strong>Arkansas</strong> Cotton Seed Oil Co<br />

Northeast Ark Milling Co to operate flour mill at Newport<br />

Arkadelphia Cotton M ills employ 70 workers<br />

Kako Mfg Co operates at Eureka Springs<br />

Saline Iron Works formed at Warren<br />

New type cotton compress demonstrated at Hanger Gin at LR<br />

Ginning and cotton seed oil firm organized at Conway<br />

Nick Kupferle reduces hrs of work at factory, but not wages<br />

Wycaugh & Green of Batesville is in lumber and seed business<br />

Lightning destroys kiln of Little Rock Cooperage Co<br />

Mammoth Spring water used to paver factories<br />

Planters Oil Mill organized at Helena<br />

Augusta Manufacturing Co building plant<br />

Planters Oil Mill at Helena files incorporation papers<br />

Beal, Fletcher & Hughes wholesale firm formed at LR<br />

Stuttgart to get branch mill of Argenta Oil Mills<br />

W L Latting Co organized to manufacture fuller's earth<br />

Little Rock may get another cotton compress<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Coal. Gas. Fireclay and Mfg Co organized<br />

John A Hughes has several enterprises at Center Point<br />

Morrison & Decker Mfg Co at Newport is large lumber producer<br />

Mammoth Spring Cotton Mills files incorporation papers<br />

Southestern Bridge Co files incorporation papers<br />

Paragould Stave Co employs 60 men<br />

Canning factory may locate at LR<br />

COMPTON. FREEMAN W<br />

Judge Compton reportedly dying at LR of influenza<br />

Sketch of life and career of Judge Compton<br />

Judge Compton has rallied from severe influenza attack<br />

Judge Compton expected to recover health<br />

Dr Compton dies of influenza<br />

Funeral services held<br />

CONCORDIA ASSOCIATION<br />

see also Parties<br />

CONFEDERATE VETERANS HOME<br />

see Veterans<br />

CONFEDERATE VETERANS, UNITED<br />

see Veterans<br />

CONGER. J W


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE:<br />

PEE COL<br />

see also Colleges<br />

Presides at meeting of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Teachers Assn 06/25/91 08<br />

Text of speech to <strong>Arkansas</strong> Educ Assn 06/25/91 08<br />

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH<br />

Peoples' Congregational Church organized at LR 04/04/91 03<br />

Central Congregational is name adopted by LR church<br />

CONGRESS (US) - HOUSE - ARK DIST 01<br />

05/09/91 02<br />

L P Featherstone claims he was cheated out of re-election<br />

Fraud chgs from 1888 elecion being heard at Helena<br />

01/06/91 04<br />

03/11/91 01<br />

Negroes testify they voted for Featherstone in 1888 election 03/12/91 01<br />

Testimony continues in election fraud case<br />

Testimony nears end in election fraud case<br />

03/13/91 08<br />

03/14/91 01<br />

Men indicted in Conway Co are W P Wells, R A Baird, G Roberts 04/30/91 01<br />

W R Gate comments on contest in House for speaker position 12/30/91 04<br />

CONGRESS (US) - HOUSE - ARK DIST 02<br />

Conway County Clerk J C Massey jailed on contempt chg 01/13/91 01<br />

Federal Grand Jury investigating Breckinridge-Langley contest 01/13/91 01<br />

J C Massey jailed for failure to bring poll books to LR 01/13/91 01<br />

Report that Conway Co Clerk Massey was jailed is untrue 01/14/91 08<br />

U S Repr C R Breckinridge seeks improved White River channel 02/05/91 04<br />

C R Breckinridge wants Ark in Chicago World's Fair 03/08/91 14<br />

Clifton R Breckinridge interviewed at Pine Bluff 04/26/91 01<br />

US Grand Jury indicts 4 persons for alleged fraud in election 04/26/91 06<br />

Maj and Mrs C R Breckinridge vacationing in Wisconsin 06/25/91 02<br />

Congressman C R Breckinridge spending some time in DC 06/26/91 01<br />

Octave Thanet statement on Clayton murder disputed 09/06/91 09<br />

Clifton R Breckinridge speaks at fair at Warren 10/11/91 04<br />

Clifton R Breckinridge speaks at Fordyce fair 10/15/91 01<br />

CONGRESS (US) - HOUSE - ARK DIST 03<br />

Congressman Thomas C McRae to remain in Prescott until Dec 03/17/91 05<br />

Defendants in election fraud trial found not guilty 03/20/91 01<br />

Thomas C McRae comments on various issues of the day<br />

Farmers Alliance hears Dem speech by Thomas C McRae<br />

04/02/91 03<br />

07/30/91 01<br />

Thomas C McRae speaks at Democratic rally at Gurdon 08/14/91 01<br />

Thomas C McRae debates Sub-Treasury bill at Okolona 09/15/91 06<br />

Thomas C McRae speaks at El Dorado 10/06/91 01<br />

Thomas C McRae speaks to crowd at Hope fair 10/23/91 01<br />

A H Sevier will be candidate for Democratic nomination 11/08/91 04<br />

Thomas C McRae recovers from illness, coming home for holiday 12/16/91 01<br />

CONGRESS (US) - HOUSE - ARK DIST 04<br />

John H Rogers disputes rules with House Speaker 01/22/91 01<br />

Judge Rogers and the force bill (ed) 02/05/91 04<br />

Congressman W i l l i a m L Terry goes east on business 04/07/91 01<br />

W L Terry distinguishes himself at Commercial Conf 04/23/91 01<br />

William L Terry attends <strong>Arkansas</strong> Press Assn conv 05/22/91 01<br />

Text of speech by Terry at Fort Smith bridge dedication 05/31/91 12<br />

Mr & M r s W L Terry attend Fort Smith Commercial graduation 08/04/91 08<br />

Text of speech by W L Terry to veterans at Coal Hill 08/23/91 01<br />

Col W L Terry leaves for Washington<br />

CONGRESS (US) - HOUSE - ARK DIST 05<br />

12/02/91 04<br />

Fanners Alliance may enter J E Bryan as Cong candidate 06/26/91 01<br />

Sam Peel interviewed at Eureka Springs 07/19/91 01<br />

Iverson A Jones confirms he will oppose Sam Peel for seat 10/17/91 04<br />

Iverson S Jones interviewed on issues of the day 10/21/91 02


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Iverson S Jones seeks Democratic nomination, not independent<br />

Iverson A Jones favors withhoding funds from West Point<br />

CONGRESS (US) - HOUSE - ARK DIST 06<br />

Several names mentioned to fill new post<br />

W P P Fletcher suggested as suitable candidate<br />

W P P Fletcher is probable candidate. Rural Workman says<br />

Col Robert H Crockett seeks Dem nomination for seat<br />

Batesville 51 throws its support to Robert H Crockett<br />

Robert H Crockett says his support encouraging<br />

Col Robert H Crockett campaigns at Batesville<br />

CONGRESS (US) - HOUSE - ARK DIST 6<br />

More names suggested for Congressional seat<br />

CONGRESS (US) - HOUSE - WAPPORTIONMENT<br />

Proposed amdt in Senate would give Ark seven reps<br />

Joint comm of Ark Legis lists proposed 6 districts<br />

Legis joint comm decides on Ark districting<br />

Formation of 6 Democratic dists called for by V Y Cook<br />

J M Hudson lr on speech of State Kepr W R Quinney<br />

New Congresssional dists for Ark, by county<br />

CONGRESS (US) - SENATE<br />

Ark Legislature to elect successor to James K Jones<br />

Gazette urges Democrats in Legis to select Senator in caucus<br />

William M Fishback withdraws from Senatorial consideration<br />

James K Jones. James H Berry on Wallace Carnahan article<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Legislature reelects Sen James K Jones to office<br />

James K Jones was choice of both houses of Ark Legislature<br />

Geo W Bell, Repub Sen in Ark Legis, voted for James K Jones<br />

Comments of Sen James H Berry on free silver question<br />

James N Berry apprcrves Ark delay in funds for World's Fair<br />

Speech of James H Berry on proposed election bill<br />

Senator James H Berry's memorial tribute to J P Walker<br />

James K Jones thinks Ark should be in Chicago World's Fair<br />

Senator James K Jones enroute home from Washington<br />

Senator James K Jones interviewed in Little Rock<br />

Senators James K Jones, James H Berry attend Press Aesn corn<br />

James K Jones visits sister and family at Center Point<br />

Senator J K Jones speaks at Nashville<br />

Senator J K Jones spending a few days at Arkadelphia<br />

Summary of speech by James H Berry to Harrison Democrats<br />

Senator James H Berry interviwed at Eureka Springs<br />

James H Berry gets wation frm ex-Confederate veterans<br />

James H Berry speaks to crcwd of 1500 at Texarkana<br />

Text of address of Sen J H Berry at Confederate reunion<br />

Summary of speech by James H Berry at Prescott<br />

Senator James H Berry speaks at Confederate veterans reunion<br />

Senator J K Jones proves he opposed recharter of natl banks<br />

D E Barker lr on vote of Sen J K Jones on natl bank bill<br />

James K Jones speaks at fair at Arkadelphia<br />

James K Jones speaks on tariff question in Perryville speech<br />

Letters of James H Berry. James K Jones on river imprwements<br />

Senator James H Berry arrives in Washington<br />

James K Jones sponsors bill giving LR Arsenal for city park<br />

CONSTITUTION (ARK)<br />

Bill in Legis asks for calling of constitutional convention


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Shall the constitution be changed (editorial.)<br />

Senate debates, passes bill calling for constitutional conv<br />

Text of convention bill passed by Senate<br />

Legislature refers decision on calling corn to popular vote<br />

Legislature debates call for constitutional convention<br />

CONTRACTS AND PURCHASING (ARK)<br />

Press Printing Co to print certificates of indebtedness<br />

CONWAY<br />

see also Archeology<br />

see also Companies<br />

see also Housing<br />

see also Odd Fellows, Independent Order of<br />

see also Parties<br />

see also Young Men's Christian Association<br />

Town has hilarious celebration of dawning of new year<br />

Results of heated municipal election<br />

Town has problem corralling domestic and wild hogs<br />

CONWAY - W S<br />

BRIEFS<br />

01/04/12/1 01/27/01/2 03/24/02/1 04/05/09/3 04/24/02/1<br />

O5/ lZ/O6/l O5/23/Ol/ 1 05/29/04/3 06/19/08/1 06/21/09/2<br />

07/01/08/5 07/05/11/1 07/14/08/1 07/22/05/3 07/29/08/3<br />

08/15/08/3 09/20/03/1 09/30/04/4 10/22/05/3 11/19/04/4<br />

11/29/13/2 12/13/16/1<br />

CONWAY COUNTY<br />

see also Agriculture<br />

see also Apparitions<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 02<br />

see also History (Ark)<br />

see also Murders - Fleming<br />

see also Murders - Goods. John<br />

see also Murders - Hinkle. William<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

W B Haines chgd with illegal voting in 1890<br />

Hearing for W B Haines delayed by incorrect date on papers<br />

CONWAY COUNTTI JAIL<br />

see Prisons<br />

CONWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />

see Education - Statistics<br />

CONWAY. ELIAS N<br />

see also History (Ark)<br />

CONWAY. HENRY WWARTON<br />

see also History (Ark)<br />

CONWAY. JAMES S<br />

see also History (Ark)<br />

CONWAY. JOSIE<br />

Graduates at top of class at Atheneum Institute<br />

COOK. JOHN L<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

COOK, v Y<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Reapportionment<br />

COOPER. HENRY M<br />

see also Republican Party<br />

COOPER, W H<br />

see also Sex Crimes


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

COPELAND, W H<br />

see also Murders - Copeland, W H<br />

COTTER. WALTER<br />

see also Postal Service Dl<br />

COTTON<br />

see Agricd tur e<br />

COTTON BELT RAILROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

COTTON PLANT<br />

see also Baptist Church<br />

see also Methodist Church<br />

see also Presbyterian Church<br />

Results of municipal elections<br />

COT!TON PLANT - NEMS BRIEFS<br />

ol/oz/ol/a 06/28/01/2 07/14/03/3 08/04/01/3<br />

COULDOCK. C W<br />

see also Entertainment<br />

COULTER. OSCAR<br />

see also Murders - Maysey. Charles B<br />

COUNTERFEITING<br />

see also Money<br />

COURTS (ARK)<br />

Phonograph to be used to record remarks in murder trial<br />

Speech of Sen J W Crawford on chancery dist creation<br />

COURTS (ARK) - CIRCUIT<br />

Judge C Elmore Mitchel resigns 9th Dist judgeship<br />

Bill reorganizing the judiciary making way through Legis<br />

Lee County Democrats being mwed to Negro-dominated circuit<br />

Lonoke County resists move to Pulaski-Saline circuit<br />

Protests made against district in eastern Ark<br />

Robert Neil1 says additional circuits needed<br />

Letter Qn Lonoke objections to joining Pulaski and Saline<br />

Lonoke protests change to another circuit<br />

Reapportionment raises contrwersy<br />

W P Feaze1 elected judge in 9th Circuit<br />

W P Feaze1 is judge of 9th Circuit<br />

Court postponed at Pine Bluff until cotton harvest ends<br />

COURTS (ARK) - SUPREME COURT<br />

Col John Hallum will not seek Dem nomination for judge<br />

Results of Den nominating conventions in various counties<br />

County Dem nclninating cornrentions held around state<br />

Delegates gather in LR to selecte Dem nominee<br />

Democrats ballot 29 times without making nomination<br />

Proceedings of Dem nominating corn to name judge<br />

List of delegates at Dem nominating cow<br />

Democrats nominate W W Mansf ield for judgeship<br />

Biographical sketch of Dem nominee William W Mansf ield<br />

Judge Mansfield for the Supreme Court (ed)<br />

Vote, by county, on final ballot that nominated Mansfield<br />

Election of Associate Justice is tomorrow<br />

Election reports show W W Mansfield winning<br />

Only 115 votes cast in LR<br />

Election returns coming in from counties<br />

Election returns coming in show Mansfield winner


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

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Official election returns for assoc justice seat. by county<br />

COURTS (ARK) - SUPREME COURT - DECISIONS AND ORDERS<br />

01/04/02/4 01/11/02/1 01/18/12/1 01/25/05/1 02/01/12/1<br />

02/08/11/1 02/15/11/1 02/22/12/1 03/01/11/1 03/04/03/1<br />

03/08/09/1 03/15/05/3 03/22/05/1 03/29/12/1 04/05/09/1<br />

04/12/13/1 04/19/14/1 04/26/11/1 05/03/13/1 05/10/16/1<br />

05/17/16/5 05/24/13/1 05/31/13/3 06/07/15/4 06/14/16/1<br />

06/21/09/3 06/28/06/1 07/05/16/1 10/18/05/1 10/25/16/1<br />

11/01/16/1 11/15/09/1 11/22/11/3 11/29/15/1 12/06/13/1<br />

12/13/04/2 12/20/13/1<br />

COURTS (US) - DISTRICT OF WESTERN <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

Judge Isaac Parker rules Eugene Standley. John Boyd to hang<br />

Indian prisoner William Rafter attempts suicide<br />

Frank H ill brought in from Cherokee Nation on murder chg<br />

Dan Perry convicted of manslaughter in Cherokee Nation<br />

Youthful murderers lodged in jail at Fort Smith<br />

Boundanote Crumpton aka Bood Burris to hang for murder<br />

Trial of Frank H ill for murder is under way<br />

Old jail at Fort Smith being comerted to govt hospital<br />

Bood Compton baptized in preparation for his execution<br />

Westmoreland gang on trial for murder<br />

Remodeling of old courthouse and jail for hospital begins<br />

Marshals take 26 convicts to federal prison at Detroit<br />

Boudinot Crumpt on, alias Bood Burris, executed for murder<br />

Details of crime committed by Boudinot Crumpton<br />

Execution of Boudinot Crumpt on described<br />

Gallows in old jailyard have claimed 72 victims<br />

List of 72 men executed includes description of their crimes<br />

List of 72 persons executed on gallows at Fort Smith<br />

All executions have been for crimes in Indian Territory<br />

Sam Wakefield chgd with cutting throat of Mr Caldwell<br />

Sheppard Busby, eon William, believed killer of Connelly<br />

Alex S Lewis found guilty of murder<br />

COVE CITY<br />

see also Fires<br />

COWAN. SAMUEL<br />

see also Murders - Cowan. Samuel<br />

WARD, JOE L<br />

see also Murders - Coward. Joe L<br />

COX, JAMES<br />

see also Religion<br />

COX. THOMAS<br />

see also Shootings<br />

COX, WILEY<br />

see also Murders - Cox. Wiley<br />

CRAIG, GEORGE<br />

see also Multiple Births<br />

CRAIGHEAD COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Cobb. William<br />

see also Murders - Coward. Joe L<br />

CRAVENS. J E<br />

Speaks at Confederate reunion at Alma<br />

CRAVENS, W M<br />

see also Legal Profession


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

CP.kWFORD COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - West, Marion<br />

Sheriff John Stewart, Treasurer D S Hollis indicted<br />

Sheriff Stewart and Treasurer Hollis remaved from office<br />

Gov Eagle names replacements for Stewart and Hollis<br />

Correction of statement on Stewart and Hollis<br />

Van Buren Argus reports on Stewart and Hollis indictment<br />

Sheriff Stewart, Treasurer Hollis found not guilty<br />

Unwarranted prosecution (ed on chgs against Stewart, Hollis)<br />

Sheriff John Stewart was not chgd with embezzlement<br />

CRAWFORD COUNTY JAIL<br />

see Prisons<br />

CRmlom. J W<br />

see also Colleges<br />

see also Courts (Ark) Ap3<br />

CREDIT<br />

see also Frauds<br />

Senate passes bill barring unjust preferences to creditors<br />

Preference bill now in Legis should be defeated, letter says<br />

Crop mortgage bill passes Senate<br />

Crop mortgage law discussed in editorial<br />

Public reaction to bill on mortgage law<br />

Why should the poor be made poorer (ed on crop mortgage)<br />

Doing business on a cash basis led on crop mortgage)<br />

Benefits of crop mortgage law discussed in letter<br />

Letters. editorials discuss proposed repeal of law<br />

Fort Smith Times on crop mortgage law<br />

Should the crop mortgage be destroyed (ed)<br />

Doing business on a cash basis (ed)<br />

Forrest City Times opposes crop mortgage act repeal<br />

J W Vaughan opposes repeal of crop mortgage law<br />

Repeal of crop mortgage law would benefit no one, ed slays<br />

Crop mortgages valid regardless of the statute (ed)<br />

Crop mortgage law discussed by several editorials<br />

Mortgage and slavery (ed)<br />

John T Wall article on crop mortgages<br />

Letters on crop mortgage debt<br />

The crop mortgage (ed)<br />

Editorials discuss crop mortgage law<br />

Letter on crop mortgage argument<br />

Protest made against ban on mortgages on grawing crops<br />

<strong>An</strong>ti-crop mortgage law favored by Louis Altheimer<br />

Small farmers terrified by crop mortgage bill in Legis<br />

Protests made against repeal of crop mortgage law<br />

Opposition to repeal of crop mortgage law continues<br />

Letters discuss crop credit law and effects af repeal<br />

Crop mortgages in Ark (ed)<br />

Value of crop mortgage law to the poor discussed<br />

Editorial discusses crop mortgages<br />

Crop mortgage laws discussed by Chicago Tribune<br />

About the '<strong>An</strong>aconda' family led)<br />

Bill to bar mortgaging of grwing crops is defeated<br />

Money lenders and our creditordebtor laws (ed)<br />

Are we driving out capital (ed)<br />

DATE<br />

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DATE<br />

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Usury provision in constitution hampers development<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat urges end to crop lien law<br />

J W Callaway paper on crop mortgages<br />

The "crop mortgage" (ed)<br />

Court rules interest chgd by S&Ls not usurious<br />

CRENSHAW. J T<br />

see also Murders - Crenshaw, J T<br />

CRESCENT HOTn<br />

see Hotels<br />

CREWS. MAMIE<br />

see also Shootinge D24<br />

CRIME AND CRIMINALS<br />

see also Assaults<br />

see also Burrow, Rube<br />

see also Children<br />

see also Kidnapping<br />

see also Murders<br />

see also Prisons<br />

see also Robberies<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

Little Rock police nab several prowlers 02/10/91 01 7<br />

Texas fugitive John T Carlise arrested at Hot Springs 02/17/9101 2<br />

Homer Fry arrested as forger of checks on bank in LR 02/20/91 01 3<br />

Hot Springs has many undesirable residents 03/10/91 05 2<br />

Article on con artists at Hot Springs 03/20/91 08<br />

Hot Springs mayor serves notice petty criminals not tolerated 04/22/91 01<br />

1<br />

3<br />

Bunco steerers leaving Hot Springs after crackdown 04/23/91 01 5<br />

Police arrest Kilarius Felix Avon. Baron von Raven 04/29/91 03 3<br />

Ben Hunt, a Negro fugitive from Miss arrested at Newport 05/26/91 01 1<br />

Ben Hunt shot by Mississippi deputy at Newport 05/26/91 08 1<br />

Frank Wessley captured at Augusta<br />

R H Read arrested at Eureka Springs on forgery chg<br />

06/30/91 02<br />

07/14/91 03<br />

3<br />

I<br />

Jackson County residents sent to penitentiary 07/19/91 01 2<br />

Malvern has had a spate of crime 07/24/91 05 3<br />

Account of capture of Bill Trimble. the desperado 09/16/91 06 1<br />

Henry Fulks escapes federal officers in northern Pope County 09/18/91 05 2<br />

S G Prior. Frank Hickman captured in Henry Fulks case 09/18/91 05 2<br />

Mrs Julia A Johnson chgd with murder in Alabama 09/23/91 04 4<br />

Henry Fulks again eludes posse in Pope County 09/23/91 05 3<br />

Area of Marion County terrorized by maurading bands 10/04/91 04 3<br />

LR police matron repts fewer women being arrested 12/06/91 04 4<br />

CRITTENDEN COUNTY<br />

see also Prisons<br />

CROCKE TT, AMANDA<br />

see also Murders - Crockett, Aman&<br />

CROCKETT,<br />

ROBERT H<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 06<br />

see also Wildlife Jy22<br />

Papers erroneously report death of Col Crockett<br />

Gazette comments on false rept of death of Col Crockett<br />

Tennessee paper says Crockett committed suicide<br />

Speaks at convention of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Press Assn<br />

Tells children adventures of Grandfather Davy Crockett<br />

Col Crockett to speak at Confederate reunion


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

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Col Crockett to speak at banquet honoring Negro Democrats 07/22/91 01 3<br />

Col Crockett addresses Negro banquet at Cotton Plant 07/23/91 01 4<br />

Supports preservation of wildlife in Ark 08/06/91 04 3<br />

Promotes Ark participation in World's Fair 08/08/91 01 3<br />

CROOK, DONY<br />

see also Murders<br />

CROSS C O U ~<br />

see also Murders<br />

see also Murders - Thomas<br />

CROSS,<br />

C L<br />

see also Murders - Cross, C L<br />

CROSS, E<br />

see also Veterans<br />

CROSS. JESSEY<br />

see also Shootings<br />

CRCNLEY'S RIDGE BAPTIST<br />

see Newspapers<br />

CROWLEX,<br />

BEN H<br />

see also Verersns Mr26 Mr27<br />

State Senator honored by colleagues<br />

CROWLEYS RIDGE<br />

see also Geological Survey (Ark)<br />

CRWSON. ARMINDA<br />

see also Murders - Montgomery Infant<br />

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS<br />

see <strong>An</strong>imals<br />

CRUSE, HORACE<br />

see also Murders - Moore, William<br />

CRUSE, JOE<br />

see also Murders - Lannin, Jim<br />

CULPEPPER, J H<br />

see also Real Estate<br />

CULVER, W I N K<br />

see also Negroes<br />

CUMMfN S. JOHN<br />

see also Children<br />

CUNNINGHAM. CHARLES<br />

see also Politics My22<br />

CUNNINGHAM. MATTHEW<br />

see also History (Ark) D6<br />

CURRY, HENRY<br />

see also Murders - Curry. Henry<br />

CYPRESS LUMBER CO<br />

see Bankruptcies<br />

DABNEY, J P<br />

see also Murders - Dabney. J P<br />

DAILY THOMAS CAT<br />

see Newspapers<br />

DALLAS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL<br />

see Education - Facilities<br />

DALTON. JEFF<br />

see also Murders - Dalton. Jeff<br />

DANCES<br />

see Parties


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

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DANCING<br />

see also Baptist Church<br />

DANES IN <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

see Foreign Descent Groups<br />

DANIELS. C D<br />

see also Garland Gas Light Co<br />

DANV ILLE<br />

see also Methodist Church<br />

DARDANELLE<br />

see also Methodist Church<br />

see also Rivers<br />

Results of municipal elections<br />

DARDANELLE - NlWS BRIEFS<br />

03/15/02/3 04/15/05/3 04/23/02/2 07/23/02/2 08/04/06/3<br />

10/10/06/2 12/11/05/4<br />

DARDEN, RUBEN W<br />

see also Politics<br />

DAV IDS ON. QUANDERS<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

DAV IDS ON, SAM<br />

State Senator from Sharp County honored by friends in Legis<br />

DAVIDSON, W E<br />

see also Veterans Mr26<br />

DAVIS, A F<br />

see also Fires<br />

DAVIS, ABRAHAM<br />

see also Prisons<br />

DAVIS. GEORGE<br />

see also Murders - Ganby<br />

DAVIS. JEFFERSON (1808-1 889)<br />

Ladies Jeff Davis Monumental Assn formed at Morrilton<br />

Miss Grace Dodge heads ladies work toward monument fund<br />

Group in Helena raising funds for monument in New Orleans<br />

Fund-raiser at LR for monument is success<br />

Bentonville raising funds for monument<br />

Morrilton ladies eponsor fund-raiser<br />

Comay Confederates raising money for monument:<br />

Monticello raising funds for monument<br />

Prairie Grwa residents add to monument fund<br />

DAVIS. RILEY<br />

Abandons his young wife to run away with his ex-wife<br />

DAVIS, WILLIAM<br />

see also Murders - Wallplyer. Henry<br />

DEAD<br />

Skeleton found in baggage left by Dr Allen at Searcy<br />

Negroes leave body of woman in LR house five days<br />

Body of Negro hauled all wer LR before proper burial<br />

Pulaski Coroner agitates for construction of a morgue<br />

Need for morgue pointed out by John B Bond<br />

Little Rock, county not reeponsibl e for morgue. officials say 08/25/91 04<br />

Pulaski Co serves notice it will not bury LR's paupers 09/04/91 08<br />

LR Mayor H L Fletcher replies to Judge Erb on burial of poor 09/08/91 06<br />

Pulaski Judge Jacob Erb writes 2nd lr to Mayor H L Fletcher 09/08/91 06<br />

County responsible for care and burial of paupers, atry says 09/10/91 06


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Pulaski Co attorney replies to opinion of LR City Atty<br />

Mrs Jane Harden of LR denied aid in burying her infant<br />

Police matron disputes article on Mxs Jane Harden<br />

Mistake sends undertaker for girl who still lives<br />

Circuit: judge rules Little ~ock must bury its paupers<br />

DEAF<br />

see Handicapped<br />

DEAF MUTE INSTITUTE (ARK)<br />

see Handicapped<br />

DEAN, IDA<br />

see also Murders - Dean, Ida<br />

DEATH PENALTY<br />

see Capit a1 Punishment<br />

DEATHS<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

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see al~o<br />

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Abeles, -<br />

Akin, Julius<br />

Albert, Thomas<br />

Alexander, E (Mrs)<br />

Alexande r, Henry<br />

Bevens, W A<br />

Bliss, C C<br />

Brickell, Charles W<br />

Brown. L R<br />

Cockrill. Sterling R Sr<br />

Compt on. Freeman W<br />

Doswell, Franklin<br />

Drmnings<br />

Fancher, Elizabeth<br />

Fleming. D P<br />

George. Kark<br />

Gregg. Laf ayette<br />

Hardy, William R<br />

Harley. W R<br />

Hilb. Max<br />

Holmes. James S<br />

Holt . Jane Jul iet<br />

Hopkins. John W<br />

Kelly, Joel<br />

Lightning<br />

Long, Isaac J<br />

Miller, William H<br />

Mitchet. Eugene<br />

Moose, Sophia E<br />

Murders<br />

Nichol. C A<br />

Pike, Albert<br />

Railroads<br />

Sandherr. Henry L<br />

Sarasin, Ferdinand A Sr<br />

Shootings<br />

Smoote, George P<br />

Suicide<br />

Talbot, John H<br />

Taylor, R B


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Alexander. Walter P<br />

Alfrey. T M<br />

Allen. Peter<br />

Alley. R G (Mrs) 12/30/03/5<br />

Allis. Martha C (Atkins)<br />

iGi29/03/2<br />

Pdphin. J3 iua<br />

<strong>An</strong>derson. Ed<br />

<strong>An</strong>derson, Harry<br />

<strong>An</strong>derson. J E (Mrs)<br />

<strong>An</strong>drews. E V (~rs)<br />

<strong>An</strong>drews, Frank<br />

<strong>An</strong>drews, J H<br />

Apperley . William<br />

Arbuckle, James E<br />

Arnold, S<br />

Asher. James F<br />

Avery. H T<br />

Ayers. J W<br />

Bailey. Bessie<br />

Bailey. Richard B<br />

Baird. W B<br />

Baker. J J<br />

Banning. George<br />

Barnes, Albert<br />

Barnherd. John<br />

Barron. Tbmas E 01/10/02/5 01/10/04/4<br />

Basomere, C C (Mrs)<br />

Bates. Aaron 09/22/03/2 O9/23/03/ 2 09/23/08/1<br />

Baxter, John B 12/16/04/3<br />

Bed, Ora<br />

Bearden. Charlie F<br />

Beck. C W<br />

Bell. Rolfo<br />

Benj amin. George C (Mrs)<br />

Bill. Corwin C 08/18/01/6 08/21/08/2<br />

Billups. Harvey<br />

Bishop. C W<br />

Blake, J M<br />

Bland. Moses<br />

Blythe. E D W<br />

Bode. Earnest<br />

Bolton. Ethel<br />

Boney. J R<br />

Boyle. Thomas<br />

Breashear. T J<br />

Brewer. W D<br />

Brizzolara (infant)<br />

Brookins. Henry 03/11/3/1 03/12/8/1 03/17/1/6<br />

Brcwn, FelLs G<br />

Brcwn, Rebecca<br />

Brown. Shelby Alice<br />

Brcwning. Harry<br />

Bruel. Paul<br />

Brugman, Isabella 03/07 /01/ 6 03/10/01/4


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> IMIEX 1891<br />

Brunson. R<br />

Bruton. Henry P<br />

Bryant. Michael (~rs)<br />

Buchanan. W G<br />

Buff ingt on, Sam G<br />

Bunch. Isaac<br />

Bunch. J M<br />

Burchard, Newton T<br />

Burks, William<br />

Burns, Marguerite<br />

Busby. Robert<br />

Bush, Jim<br />

Butterfield. I L<br />

Byers, Esther A<br />

Byrnes, Rebecca<br />

Caldwell. Phyllis<br />

Camden, G D<br />

Carroll. Sidney A<br />

Carruth. Jesse<br />

Carson. James<br />

Carter, Adella C<br />

Carter. William A<br />

Carter. William A 12/11/8/2 12/12/4/2 12/12/4/3 12/20/04/3<br />

Caver, Jacob F 08/18/04/4<br />

Chambers, T P 12/10/04/3<br />

Chandler. Veta 10/08/08/3<br />

Chapman. Lwi 05/23/04/4<br />

Chapman, Turner 01/04/12/3<br />

Chapple. Maria 07 /15/06/4<br />

Cheek. Richard 05/03/01/3 05/03/04/5<br />

Childress, Robert A 05/24/11/3<br />

Claiborne, John C 06/21/09/3<br />

Clark. <strong>An</strong>n 11/25/06/1<br />

Clark, Joseph (Mrs) 06/09/04/3<br />

Clark. W H 07 /22/06/4<br />

Clayton, Lizzie 12/ 16/04/ 2<br />

Clayton. Richard 01/08/03/5<br />

Clements, James W 07/17/01/2<br />

Clifton. George T 01/04/12/1<br />

Clingman, Joseph 06/07/13/2<br />

Cochran. W E (~rs) 01/29/08/1<br />

Coker, T A 04/16/08/1<br />

Cole, M T 08/06/08/3<br />

Connelly. J G 08/05/01/4<br />

Coody. William R 05/05/01/3 05/05/04/5 07/12/01/1<br />

Cook. Charles 11/27/01/2<br />

Cook, John C 02/10/02/2<br />

Cornish, Dan 04/07/01/6<br />

Covington, W A 01/01/01/2<br />

Cox. William 08/15/06/2<br />

Craig. R H 01/04/12/3<br />

Crawford. Arthur 09/05/04/4<br />

Crews, Jim 10/23/04/3<br />

Crews, Mamie 12/24/08/2 l2/25/08/ 2 12/27/06/2 12/29/04/3


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PME COL<br />

Cromer. D N<br />

Croon. H W<br />

Cross, Luisa<br />

Crowdus. Peter<br />

Crowson. J W<br />

Crump. J G<br />

Cryer, Nannie<br />

Cummings, J B<br />

Curtis. L B<br />

Cutter. Eugene<br />

Daffron, G M<br />

Daggett. Elizabeth S<br />

Dalton. Jeff<br />

Darby. B W<br />

(Mrs)<br />

Darey. Egan<br />

Darling. Deborah<br />

Darragh. Eliza A<br />

Davis, J R (Mrs)<br />

Davis. Wilbur M<br />

Dawson, Me1 issa s<br />

DeLoach. A B<br />

Dean. Nancy<br />

Dell. John<br />

Desha. Samuel S<br />

Dollins. Thomas F<br />

Dowell, Franklin<br />

Doyle. F A<br />

Doyle, Thomas<br />

DrewI Lena<br />

Dukes. J E<br />

Dunn, Tom 3<br />

Durr. Eliza W<br />

Duty. R B<br />

Dyar. Sallie<br />

Eagen. Joseph<br />

Eddleman, J A<br />

Edwards. Henderson<br />

Ehrhar t . Lev i<br />

Elbert. Goldie<br />

Elder. John<br />

Ellis. H S (Mrs)<br />

Embry, Charlie<br />

Engs t r om. John<br />

Erck, J F<br />

Erion, Mary Jane<br />

Erlich. M S<br />

Evans. Hiram<br />

Even, J J (Mrs)<br />

Fallings , Park<br />

Farris, W W<br />

Faulkner. <strong>An</strong>nie<br />

Ferguson. J T (Mrs)<br />

Ferguson. W H<br />

Finlay. Dave


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

Finley. F M<br />

Fitzgerald, Michael<br />

Flippin, H D<br />

Flower, Sam<br />

Floyd, Catherine<br />

Poley. Jerry<br />

Ford. Palmyra B<br />

For eman. Wat<br />

Foriann, J D<br />

Foster, Freddy<br />

Foster. Julia A<br />

Foster, Robert<br />

Francis, Johnny<br />

Freeman, Y J<br />

Fry. Joe<br />

Fuller. A J (Mrs)<br />

Fuller, Adele<br />

Gaines, B J H<br />

Gaines. Nellie<br />

Gardner. George A<br />

Garrison. Sallie<br />

Gaston. James<br />

George, Johana<br />

Gibbon, W R<br />

Gilemater, H G<br />

Glenn, Charles<br />

Glerron, Thomas<br />

Glwer. Elbert<br />

Goodrich, Ralph L (Mrs) 04/11/02/1<br />

Grant, R L (Mrs)<br />

Grant. W B<br />

Gratiot. John R<br />

Greenfield. Walter<br />

Griffin. Thomas<br />

Grizzard, William H<br />

Gross. William<br />

Grounds, W H<br />

Habicht, A E<br />

Haley, John<br />

Hall, Guy<br />

Hall. J D<br />

Hallum, Bluford<br />

Hanna, Mamie<br />

Harding. Elizabeth<br />

Hare, S S<br />

Harrison. A F<br />

Harrison, J A E<br />

Hast ings, John<br />

Hatcher. Thomas A<br />

Heard. Davie<br />

Hedges, Albert G<br />

Haf lin, Lavinia<br />

Henry. E B<br />

Hensley, W B<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Hershey, Benjamin F<br />

Herzog, James Dibrell<br />

Hicks. Saxon<br />

Higgins. Walter<br />

Hight, Henry<br />

Hightower. Jamie<br />

Hill, John F (Mrs)<br />

Hill. May<br />

Hinson. Johnnie<br />

Hof f, Hermann<br />

Hoffman. Georgie<br />

Hoffman, Thomas C<br />

Holcomb. Jeff<br />

Holly. C L<br />

Holtzclaw. S H<br />

Hooper, Laban Ship<br />

Horne. Virgie<br />

Hoss, M A (Mrs)<br />

Houston. Willie<br />

Howell. R D<br />

Hudson, Joe<br />

Iman, H J<br />

Ivey , James<br />

Jacks. William<br />

Jagerman, Frank<br />

dansen. William<br />

Jelks. L M<br />

Jenkins. Robert H<br />

Jewel. Cleo<br />

Johnson. Charles<br />

Johnson, Freddie<br />

Johnson. J J<br />

Johnson, W H<br />

Jones, Alexander C<br />

Jones, Augusta Florence<br />

Jones, John T (Mrs)<br />

Jones. Leah<br />

Jordon, J H<br />

Katzenstein. A<br />

Keach, Howard<br />

Kellam, Mary<br />

Kerr, William<br />

Killitz . John<br />

Ring, A W<br />

King, George M<br />

King, 3 K<br />

King, R B<br />

Kinnan. Erin Lee<br />

Kirkpatrick. Joseph<br />

Knesel. Joseph<br />

Kuhlmeyer. Oscar<br />

Kusener. Francis Teresa<br />

Lackie. D R<br />

Lagrove, William


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Lamar. J R<br />

Lamb. Frances<br />

Landau. Lazar<br />

Landreth, Lulu<br />

Lange. Gustave F<br />

Lankf ord. W C<br />

Larned, Ben<br />

Latimer. Isom P (Mrs)<br />

Lawler. <strong>An</strong>na S<br />

Lawrence, Isaac<br />

Leady, Sarah E<br />

Lear. <strong>An</strong>nie<br />

Lee. Charley<br />

Lee. Frank J<br />

Lee, Jerry<br />

Lee, John<br />

Lee. Sam<br />

Lee. Sam<br />

Limburg. Henry<br />

Lindsey. Hoy<br />

Little. C R<br />

Littlej ohn. Arthur M<br />

Locke, John<br />

Loft. Maggie<br />

Logan. John<br />

Lonergan. Dora<br />

Looper. Henry<br />

Luper, T W (Mrs)<br />

Lusby. Lillie A<br />

Lutman, W i l l iam<br />

Lynch, W i l l iam<br />

Macon, R W<br />

Main, J H T<br />

Manter. Frank<br />

Manzer, Mary Teresa<br />

Markham. Edward<br />

MarU ey . Char1 ie<br />

Marshall. J C (Mrs)<br />

Martin. A L<br />

Martin. James M<br />

Martin, Mary E<br />

Mart in. Thomas<br />

Mason. C A<br />

Massey. George L<br />

Massie. J C<br />

Mathews, Emma C<br />

htthews, Allen C<br />

McCarty, M<br />

McCollough, John H<br />

McConachie. John S<br />

McCorkle. M J (~rs)<br />

McCune, Thomas<br />

McDaniel , Charles<br />

McDonald. John M


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

McEvers on, W i l l is<br />

McGane. M H (Mrs)<br />

McGann, Mary E<br />

Meagher, 3 H<br />

Meering. Wyatt<br />

Mensley. W B<br />

Meyers, Margaret M<br />

Micheals . Herman<br />

Miller. Jesse<br />

Miller. John<br />

Miller. Mary E<br />

Miller. Oliver (Mrs)<br />

Miller, William W<br />

Minor, F W<br />

Minor, Fred<br />

Mitchell. Calvin<br />

Mitchell. W i l l<br />

Moore. Elias N (Mrs)<br />

Moore, Johnnie<br />

Moore, Julia A<br />

Moore, Lula Shaw<br />

Moore. Ophel ia<br />

Moran, John<br />

Morgan. Ransom D<br />

Morrison. Nelson<br />

Morrm, Henry A<br />

Morrow, Jennie<br />

Muller. Clinton Karnes<br />

Mulling. Thomas<br />

Murphy. John E<br />

Nash. Ithy<br />

Neal. C B<br />

Neeley . B T (Mrs)<br />

Neeley, Dick<br />

Nelson, Harvey (Mrs)<br />

Nelson. James<br />

Newton. William C 07/12/03/1<br />

Nichol. C Alexander (Mrs)<br />

Milson, 0 M<br />

Nolan. 3 M<br />

Moland. B T<br />

Noland. Patrick<br />

Norville. Charles<br />

Nothwang, Christ iana<br />

0 Reilly. Edward T<br />

Orea. George<br />

Orland. 3ames<br />

Ostwald, Albert<br />

Overman, B H<br />

Owen, Sam<br />

Wens, Clarence<br />

Owens, Mary<br />

Paisley, William<br />

Parish, A S<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong>: <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PEE COL<br />

Park. Matthew<br />

Parrish, Newton<br />

Parson, Joe<br />

Patrick, Z H<br />

Pearson. David<br />

Pember ton. Tom<br />

Pendall. George<br />

Perry, Ben<br />

Peters. Arthur<br />

Pettef er. Ruth<br />

Phillips. B G<br />

Phillips, Sarah<br />

Pinckard. N B<br />

Polk, Frank E<br />

Pollock, Leo<br />

Pope, W A<br />

Porter. John<br />

Powell, J H<br />

Powell. Lillie<br />

Prater, Logan<br />

Pratt, May -<br />

Price. Julia<br />

Prunty , W illiam<br />

Pugh, Walter<br />

Quinby. N L (Mrs)<br />

Ragland, Percy<br />

Rankin, John<br />

Rapley, W F<br />

Rector. Rosebud<br />

Reed. Frederica A<br />

Reutlinger, S<br />

Richardson, Lulu<br />

Rickman. Bynum<br />

Riggin. D B (Mrs)<br />

Riley. Rachael<br />

Ritter. James<br />

Ritter. May Tressa<br />

Roberts. Mary<br />

Roberts, Reuben<br />

Roberts. Thomas<br />

Robert son. Julius<br />

Robertson, W M<br />

Robinson, Ed<br />

Rogers, Janie E<br />

Rogers, Janie E<br />

Roland, Drew<br />

Rowland. John<br />

Rushing. George<br />

Rusa~. James<br />

Ryan, James<br />

Sappingt on, Kate<br />

Sarlo. Roco<br />

Schade r. W i l l iam<br />

Scott, J D


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Seuell, Kate<br />

Sheenks. Cora L<br />

Sherod. John (Mrs)<br />

Sherry. G W<br />

Shook, John<br />

Short, John N<br />

Shreve, Wilson (Mre)<br />

Silbernagel. Lazarus<br />

Simmons, J W<br />

Singer, W i l l<br />

Sisson, J B<br />

Sizar, John McAlmont<br />

Skillern, George<br />

Slocomb, Qeburne<br />

Smith, Albert B<br />

Smith. Bettie<br />

Sm5th. Charles<br />

Smith, D D<br />

Smith. J W W (Mrs)<br />

Smith. Jenny<br />

Smith, Mary<br />

Smith. Peter<br />

Smith, Robert<br />

Smith. W i l l iam<br />

Smith. Willis S<br />

Smith. Wood<br />

Smithers, W T<br />

Snell. Simeon<br />

Snider. John B (Mrs)<br />

Snyder. Dav id<br />

Snyder. Edward<br />

Sport, John<br />

Stensil, James<br />

Sterritt, J B<br />

Stewart, Harriet Maria<br />

Stewart, Jane<br />

Stofer, B F<br />

Stolls. James<br />

Stroud, Perry<br />

Stultz, Harry<br />

Sweeney. W R<br />

Swift. T J<br />

Swindoll, D D<br />

Sypert. W C<br />

Taggart, W W<br />

Tappan. James C<br />

Tatum, Pearl<br />

Taylor, AJ.f red<br />

Taylor. Ben<br />

Taylor. Henry<br />

Thomas, Henry<br />

Thompson, James<br />

Thompson, Rod<br />

Thompson, W W


Toph, Makie<br />

Treadway. William (Mrs)<br />

Troth, Frank<br />

Trotter, M<br />

Troy, V S<br />

Trulock, Maud<br />

Truman. Mary C<br />

Tucker. Elizabeth<br />

Turner, Mary<br />

Turner, Wilson<br />

Turpening. Jennie<br />

Von Mengershauson, C H<br />

Voss, Wilhelmina<br />

Vowel.<br />

Wade, Marshall<br />

Waggoner, <strong>An</strong>nie<br />

Walker. J J (~rs)<br />

Waller. Dick<br />

Waltber, T J {~rs)<br />

Ward. John<br />

Ware. James N<br />

Ware, John<br />

Warren. John P<br />

Wat eon. Benj amin<br />

Watson, Mattie L<br />

Weatherby, Helen E<br />

Weaver. Martha E<br />

Weed, Jack<br />

Weidemeyer,<br />

We1 ch, Margaret<br />

Weldon, 0 D (~rs)<br />

Wellborn, W B<br />

Wells. C A<br />

Wells. C E<br />

Wells, E M<br />

White. Clara<br />

Whitsell, M W<br />

Wickersham, Valentine<br />

Wiley. Kate<br />

Wilkins, Tom<br />

Williams, J Francis<br />

Williams, Louis Grady<br />

Williams, Mollie<br />

Williams. Silas<br />

Williams, T P<br />

Willoughby, W J<br />

Wilson, Edward<br />

Winklein, Abe<br />

Winne. John Chesley<br />

Witherspoon. Frank (Mrs)<br />

Wittersteatter. W W<br />

Woods, Eliza<br />

Yancy. Viola<br />

Young, Abe<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong>: <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE W L<br />

DECORATION DAY<br />

see Memorial Day<br />

DEMOCRATIC PARTY<br />

see also Politics<br />

Old Hickory Club holds meeting<br />

W H Cate addresses Jackson Day banquet in LR<br />

Old Hickory Club's Jackson Day banquet held<br />

Text of speech by Col C H Jones at Jackson Day banquet<br />

Speech of J W Adams at Jackson Day banquet in LR<br />

DEMONSTRATIONS AND PROTESTS<br />

see also Labor<br />

see also Negroes<br />

DEMPSEY, ROBERT<br />

see also Murders Jy17<br />

DENNIS, TOM<br />

see also<br />

Murders - Wright, J H<br />

DENTON, LEE<br />

see also Murders - Tbiggs, John H<br />

DENTON, S E<br />

see also Murders - miggs. John H<br />

DERMOTT - NaJS BRIEFS<br />

11/17/08/2 12/18//04/5<br />

DERRESEAUX, JOHN D<br />

see also Murders - Derreseaux, John D<br />

DERRICK, W T<br />

see also Postal Service Dl<br />

DES ARC<br />

Results of municipal election<br />

DESHA COUNTY<br />

see also Frill. Matt<br />

Removal of Watson Dist Ct to another locantion urged<br />

Protest made against plan to mwe Watson Diet courthouse<br />

Protest made against remwal of Watson Dist courthouse<br />

Taxpayers favor remwal of county seat from Watson<br />

Courthouse at Watson is surrounded by water<br />

Sheriff John G Warfield has not paid wet. taxes collected<br />

Sheriff and Collector John G Warfield disappears<br />

3ohn G Warfield is $30.000 short in accounts<br />

Warfield's family packs up and leaves county<br />

John G Warfield was in LR after leaving Desha<br />

Sheriff Warf ield still missing<br />

County Judge J Pennoyer Jones arrested in Warfield case<br />

Hugh L Henry apptd Sheriff by Gov J P Eagle<br />

DEUEZL, E V<br />

see also Bridges<br />

DEVALLS BLUFF<br />

Progress noted in tawn<br />

DEVALLS BLUFF SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />

see Education - Commencement<br />

DEWITT<br />

see also Fires<br />

DEMITT - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

06/18/08/1 07 /26/Ol/5<br />

DIAMOND CAVE


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see Caves<br />

DIAMOND, ANNIE<br />

see also Assaults<br />

DICKINSON, E M<br />

see also Auditor (Ark)<br />

DIEIIZGEN, PHIL<br />

see also Newspapers<br />

DINSMORE, HUGH A<br />

see also Governor (Ark) My30 S20<br />

Returns to home at Bentonville<br />

Dinsmore to deliver two speeches at Eureka Springs<br />

Addresses Interstate Summer Normal School at Eureka Springs<br />

Koreans circulated story that Dinsmore ate Korean babies<br />

DI PTHERIA<br />

see Disease<br />

DISCRIMINATION<br />

see also Negroes<br />

DISEASE AND ILLNESS<br />

LaGrippe prevails in many places in Ark<br />

Influenza reported in Warren area<br />

Measles prevail in Logan County<br />

Morrilton has had seige of measles<br />

Case of smallpox reported at Cherry Valley<br />

Influenza all the rage in Logan County<br />

Girl dies of typhoid fwer at Hot Springs<br />

Inmate at state penitentiary dies of malaria fever<br />

Case of spotted fever creates scare in Brinkley<br />

Influenza kills young wman at Camden<br />

Scarlet fever cases at Marianna<br />

Man survives bite by rattlesnake<br />

Sebastian County man suffering from rabies<br />

Hazen man bitten three times by rattlesnake<br />

Hot Springs child dying of snakebite<br />

Several persons dangerously ill after picnic at Altus<br />

Eugene Martin bitten by dog with rabies<br />

Case of typhoid reptd from Paris<br />

I11 boy at Cerro Gordo vomits up 12-inch snake<br />

Dogs with rabies terrorize residents of Waldo<br />

Child bitten by rattlesnake recovers after home remedies<br />

Disease, including typhoid fever, prwails in Logan Co<br />

Whiakey helpe child survive bite by copperhead<br />

Child dies of diptheria in LR<br />

Youth critically ill with typhoid in LR<br />

Youth dies at LR of typhoid fever<br />

Girl dies of typhoid at LR<br />

Diptheria reported in Cabot area<br />

Several Lonoke County children die of throat disease<br />

Logan County has several cases of typhoid<br />

Prison inmate dies of typhoid<br />

Facility for alcoholism treatment to be built at Hot Springs<br />

Influenza becoming epidemic in LR<br />

Judge Freeman W Compton critically ill with influenza<br />

Youth bitten by rabid cat is taken to New York<br />

Seamy residents made ill by eating contaminated head cheese


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Report on influenza victims at LR<br />

DISORDERLY CONDUCT<br />

see also Assaults<br />

see also Demonstrations<br />

DISTILLERIES<br />

see Alcoholic Beverages<br />

DIVORCE<br />

see Marriage<br />

DODGE, GEORGE E<br />

see also Parties Dl3<br />

President of board of Deaf Mute Institute<br />

Speaks at Lodge of Sorrow ceremony<br />

DOGS<br />

see <strong>An</strong>imals<br />

DONAGHEY, GEORGE W<br />

Witnessed slaying of man on street at Conway<br />

DONNELLY, AL<br />

see also Bars<br />

DONOHOO. J N<br />

see also Legislature (Ark)<br />

DOOLEY. JIM<br />

see also Assaults<br />

DOOLEY, P C<br />

see also Parties D27<br />

DOSWELL, FRANKLIN<br />

Jackson County lawyer dies<br />

DOTSON,<br />

GEORGE:<br />

see also Shootings D29<br />

DOWELL, W I<br />

see also Frauds<br />

DRAPER, T J<br />

see also Education - Finance<br />

DWGHON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS<br />

see Business Schools<br />

DREW COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Haynes, E K Jr<br />

see also Murders - Haynes. Jeff<br />

see also Murders - McDaniel. Sanford<br />

see also Murders - Yarber<br />

see also Vigilantes<br />

DREW MEMORIAL HOSPITAL<br />

see Medicine<br />

DROWNINGS<br />

Tho men reported drowned at mouth of St Francis River<br />

Man drowns in Black River<br />

Youth drowns in Ouachita River at Arksdelphia<br />

Baby drowns in boating accident at Pine Bluff<br />

Body of Dick Cheek located in river<br />

Richrd Cheek. 16, drowned in Arlcasnas River at LR<br />

Extensive search of river fails to find Richard Cheek<br />

Body of Richrd Cheek recovered<br />

D P Fleming and a Negro child drown near LR<br />

Dave Finley drums near Rison<br />

Mr Hutz drowns at Augusta<br />

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Man drowns in Cache River at Trice's Eerry<br />

Child drowns in creek<br />

Youth named Love drowns in Illinois Bayou at Russellville<br />

Perryville man drowns<br />

Robert Bowen rescued from drowning by J L Shelton<br />

Youth falls from Dardanelle pontoon bridge, drawns<br />

Man drawns in river near Ozark<br />

Man drawns in Fourche River near Perryville<br />

Man drowns at Paragould<br />

W E Patton was present when James Evey drowned, did not rept<br />

Ed <strong>An</strong>derson drowns near Pine Bluff<br />

Howard, Keach, 10, drowns at DeWitt<br />

DRUGS AND DRUG TRADE<br />

Bill in Legis wodd regulate practice of pharmacy<br />

Bill to regulate compounding of medicines fails in House<br />

Opponents of drug regulation bill made some wild claims<br />

Text of new pharmacy bill as passed by Legis<br />

John 3 Bond discusses legislative action on pharmacy bill<br />

State Pharmacy Board apptd by Gov James P Eagle<br />

John B Bond declines appmt to Pharmacy Comm<br />

State Pharmacy Bd meets, organizes<br />

State Pharmaceutical Assn concludes corn at Hot Springs<br />

Members of state Pharmacy Board listed<br />

Pharmacy Bd exams passed by four candidates<br />

Pharmacy Bd lists articles designated as grocer's drugs<br />

DUCKS (WILD)<br />

see Wildlife<br />

DUFFIE, JOHN S<br />

Letter on proposed repeal of crop mortgage law<br />

DUKE, T B<br />

see also Murders - Duke, T B<br />

DUNAWAY. J E<br />

see also Methodist Church N29<br />

DUNCAN, SCOTT<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

DUNCAN, WILL<br />

see dso Housing Jy29<br />

DUNLOP, W S<br />

see also Auditor (Ark)<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

DURKEE, J H<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

DU SENBERY, EARNEST (MRS)<br />

Little Rock housewife disappears<br />

DWAL, BENJAMXN T<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

Speaks at Confederate reunion<br />

DWAL. E R<br />

Funds being raised for monument at Fort Smith<br />

Monument at Fort Smith dedicated<br />

Monument dedicated in ceremony at Oak Grover Cemetery<br />

Dm, JOHN H<br />

see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> School for the Blind<br />

see also Colleges<br />

DATE<br />

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DA'SF,<br />

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DYER, A 3<br />

see also Murders - Dyer, A J<br />

DYER. J B<br />

see also Murders - Dyer, 3 B<br />

DYKE BROTHERS LUMBER CO<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

EAGAN, MAGGIE<br />

Photograph of Miss Eagan<br />

EAGLE RANGERS<br />

see Military<br />

EAGLE, JAMES P<br />

see also Governor (Ark)<br />

see also Parties<br />

EAGLE, W C<br />

see also Murders - Solomon, E F<br />

EAGLES<br />

see Wildlife<br />

EARMIART, ROBERT W<br />

see also Agriculture<br />

EARTHQUAKES<br />

Distinct shock in Ozark area may have been an earthquake 04/04/91 04 4<br />

Helena feels mild shock 10/02/91 04 3<br />

EASTER, AB<br />

see also Murders - Hill. Thomas<br />

EASTER, BILL<br />

see also Murders - Will.<br />

EASTERN STAR, ORDER OF<br />

Thomas<br />

Grand officers listed<br />

ECLIPSES<br />

see Space<br />

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT<br />

see also Credit<br />

see also Jonesboro<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> invited to commerical congress called by Kansas gw 02/15/91 13 1<br />

Merchants urged to buy from Ark sources 02/22/91 11 4<br />

Capitalists tour western Ark 05/07/91 04 4<br />

Progress of Little Rock noted 06/24/91 03 4<br />

Hempstead County and Hope organize for development drive 08/25/91 04 4<br />

EDGERTON. R A<br />

see also Little Rock Arsenal<br />

EDUCATION<br />

see dso Colleges<br />

Gov Eagle discusses educ in message to Legis 01/14/91 02 1<br />

Eureka Springs students display fine work 05/26/91 08 1<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> has several fine high schools in operation 06/03/91 03 4<br />

Article on establishment and gruwth of Little Rock's schools 06/03/91 08 1<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> said to be at center of educ reform in this country 06/27/91 06 1<br />

Searcy has fine public school system 06/28/91 13 1<br />

Clebutne County has 52 districts 07/07/91 04 4<br />

Article on opening of school term at Beebe 07/16/91 08 1<br />

Batesville noted for its fine schools 07/23/91 08 4<br />

Argenta Public Schools open 09/16/9102 6<br />

Article on Newport: schools 12/20/91 11 5<br />

EDUCATION - BOARDS OF EDUCATION


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Proceedings of LR Dist Bd meeting<br />

LR Dist bd proceedings<br />

Proceedings of LR D ist bd<br />

Frederick Kramer, Albert Cohn seek reelection at LR<br />

Albert Cohen, Frederick Kramer reelected at LR<br />

Argenta holds election, chooses white for board<br />

Narrowminded, ignornat men often elected, C M Keith says<br />

Proceedings of LR Education Bd<br />

LR Dist Board meeting<br />

EDUCATION - COMMENCEMENT<br />

Twenty-four to graduate from LR public school<br />

Monticello closing exercises deacribed<br />

Account of closing exercises at DeValls Bluff<br />

Graduation exercises held at 2 LR high schools<br />

Account of closing exercises at LR schools<br />

Account of closing exercises at LR Union High School<br />

Account of graduation at Pine Bluff High School<br />

Camden and J onesboro schools hold closing exercises<br />

EDUCATION - CRIME AND VANDALISM<br />

see also Murders - Haynes, E K Jr<br />

EDUCATION - CURRICULUM<br />

Bill to mandate teaching Ark history fails in Legis<br />

EDUCATION - EXAMINERS<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Examiners Assn formed at LR meeting<br />

EDUCATION - FACILITIES<br />

Fire destroys Dallas County High School at Bethesda Springs<br />

Photograph of Peabody High School at LR<br />

Photograph of Capitol W i l l Colored School bldg at LR<br />

Photograph of LR1s Fort Steele School bldg<br />

Clarksville to have large new brick bldg<br />

LR Dist to erect school house on 21st Street<br />

Alma to have high school<br />

Ozark has fine school facility<br />

LR1s new bldg being planned by Rickon 6 Thomp~on architects<br />

Contract let for new bldg on 2lst St in Little Rock<br />

EDUCATION - FINANCE AND BUDGETS<br />

DATE<br />

Funds apportioned to counties<br />

~vera~e-school director lacks sense to make rept. letter says 01/25/91 04<br />

Directors in 115 dists fail to make repts, lose state funds<br />

T 3 Draper faults system for marry failures to make reports<br />

Estimated budget must be presented to voters at polls<br />

Pulaski taxpayers support their schools and others in state<br />

State spends $1,250.000 annually on free schools<br />

List shws division of school fund by county<br />

Debt forces cancellation of public school at Newport<br />

Newport School Bd votes to reopen schools<br />

EDUCATION - PRIVATE<br />

Company building high school at Sulphur Rock<br />

New bldg of St <strong>An</strong>drews Cathedral school at LR completed<br />

Work begins at Fordyce on bldg for LR Conf Training School<br />

Cora Tapscott, Mrs R B Willis in chg of Searcy school<br />

Select boarding school for girls to open at Searcy<br />

Paris Academy names new principal<br />

Trinity Cathedral to open new school for boys<br />

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Trinity Cathedral School ad<br />

Oak Hill Seminary is small private school at LR<br />

<strong>An</strong>nunciation Academy at Pine Bluff has 150 students<br />

Gurdon academy for whites is in second term<br />

Negroes may soon build a school at Gurdon<br />

Clark Academy at Berryville has long record of service<br />

Little Rock Military Academy recognized by US govt<br />

Methodists setting up academies throughout state<br />

Little Rock Military Academy gaining fine reputation<br />

Methodist Conf gets repts on district high schools<br />

Little Rock Military Academy grms<br />

Little Rock Military Academy praised<br />

Report on Methodist-sponsored schools<br />

EDUCATION - STATISTICS<br />

Ark has 223,071 pupils enrolled, spends $4.57 per capita<br />

Conway public school opens with about 200 enrolled<br />

EDUCATION - STUDENT CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE<br />

Boys seriously injured during fight at Yellville<br />

EDUCATION - TEACHERS<br />

see also Colleges<br />

Hempstead County Institute held with J H Shinn in charge<br />

Proceedings of Centre Point Institute<br />

Planning begins for Mt Nebo Summer Normal School session<br />

Mount Nebo Summer Normal to run for six weeks<br />

Hempstead County teachers hold successful conference<br />

Legislation outlines curriculum for teacher-training schools<br />

New law calls for 8 teacher-training schools to be set up<br />

Interstate Summer Normal Assembly to be at Eureka Springs<br />

Program, teachers 1 iet ed for Interstate Summer Normal<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Summer Normal School opens 2nd session at Mt Nebo<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Summer Normal School teaches 37 subjects<br />

Faculty of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Stunmer Normal School listed<br />

Interstate Normal at Eureka Springs to be permanent echo01<br />

Interstate Summer Norma being built aver spring at Eureka<br />

Eight 3-mo summer normal schools to be estabd under new law<br />

Summer normal schools schedule and location<br />

C M Keith urges teachers be required to attend institutes<br />

Teachers institute under way at Nashville with 58 enrolled<br />

Institutes are held for training of teachers<br />

Forrest City Normal School opens<br />

Glowhg rept recd on teachers institute at Nashville<br />

Pulaski County colored institute opens under care of 3 G Ish<br />

Report on progress of colored teachers institute at LR<br />

Institutes for white and colored teachers at LR end<br />

Southwestern Teachers Institute opens at Camden<br />

Teachers institutes to be held by J H Shinn at several points<br />

Teachers institute at Russellville attracts 75 reachers<br />

Russellville seeks one of the Winter Normal Training Schools<br />

Proceedings of Arkasnas Teachers Assn at Mount Nebo<br />

Text of speech by J W Conger to <strong>Arkansas</strong> Educ Assn corn<br />

Mount Nebo meeting of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Teachers Assn sets record<br />

Proceedings of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Teachers Assn corn<br />

Proceedings of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Teachers Assn corn<br />

Several papers read at <strong>Arkansas</strong> Teachers Assn corn


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DATE<br />

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List of teachers employed in LR public schools 06/28/91 07<br />

State Teachers Assn suggests needed school legislation 06/28/91 14<br />

Proceedings of meeting of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Teachers Assn 06/28/91 16<br />

Eureka Springs prepares for Interstate Summer Normal Assembly 06/30/91 04<br />

Interstate Normal at Eureka Springs to last six weeks<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Teachers Assn hears talks on school law<br />

News of Mount Nebo Summer Normal<br />

Program for opening of Interstate Normal at Eureka Springs<br />

Hugh A Dinmore addresses Interstate Summer Normal<br />

Interstate Summer Normal opens at Eureka Springs<br />

Powell Clayton delivers opening address at Interstate Normal<br />

Teacher near Gurdon accused of improper acts with students<br />

Report on work at Interstate Summer Normal. School<br />

Interstate Summer Normal work continues<br />

Account of work at Interstate Summer Normal School<br />

Teacher accused of improper act with student is acquitted<br />

Interstate Summer Normal doing fine work<br />

(;en George A Sheridan speaks at Interstate Normal School<br />

Report on work at Interstate Summer Normal at Eureka Springs<br />

News from Interstate Summer Normal at Eureka<br />

Teachers of Jackson County attend institute<br />

News of institutes at Mount Nebo, Malvern and Vilonia<br />

Work of Interstate Normal proceeding satisfactorily<br />

Institute for colored teachers held at Monticello<br />

Hempstead County Teachers Institute meets at Ozan<br />

Morrilton Coll to be site of 4th Dist Teachers Institute<br />

Report on work at Interstate Normal at Eureka Springs<br />

State Atty Gen clarifies law on teacher exams<br />

Interstate Summer Normal work continues<br />

Hope secures Normal School for Third Congressional Dist<br />

Interstate Summer Normal at Eureka Springs ends session<br />

R H Parham surveys teacher licensing in other states<br />

Yellville offers $5000 if normal school locates there<br />

R H Parham lists desirable qualifications for teachers<br />

Principals listed for LR schools<br />

Johnson County teachers institute held<br />

Normal School for South <strong>Arkansas</strong> opens at Fordyce<br />

3 H Shinn wants Little Rock Arsenal used for Normal School<br />

Normal school for colored teachers to be held at Brinkley<br />

Teachers in western Ark meeting in Fort Smith<br />

EDUCATION - TEXTBOOKS AND TEACHING AIDS<br />

Two bills in Legis deal with textbook selection<br />

Committee reports terrtbook situation to House of Reprs<br />

Letter urges caution in making state a textbook publisher<br />

Gazette seeks lower price for public school textbooks<br />

Legislature defeats plan for state to print textbooks<br />

House passes bill for standardized textbooks<br />

Textbook bill almost through Legislature<br />

List of textbook8 and prices for use in Ark schools<br />

EDUCATION, NATIONAL CDU NCICL OF<br />

Next corn may be held in Helena<br />

EDWARDS (RCBERT) HEIRS ASSOCIATION<br />

Edwards estate lies along Broadway and Wall St in NYC<br />

Group formed by heirs of Robert Edwards


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Heirs seek to inherit portion of Edwards estate<br />

Thomas J Churchill among Edwards heirs in Ark<br />

EDWARDS, GRANVILLE<br />

see also Wildlife Dl9<br />

EDWARDS, L W<br />

see also Young Menls Christian Assn<br />

EDWARDS, THOMAS<br />

see also Inventions<br />

EHRMAN,<br />

ISAAC<br />

see also Fires<br />

EISELE, M 0<br />

see also Hot Springs<br />

EL DORADO<br />

Town now has telegraph service<br />

EL DORADO - FENS BRIEFS<br />

03/19/04/5 04/01/08/1 O5/ l2/06/l 05/21/08/1 07/11/06/1<br />

07/18/06/2 07/23/03/5 08/05/08/4 08/09/09/2 08/21/04/3<br />

09/05/04/3 09/17/04/4 09/24/04/2 10/11/12/2 11/04/03/3<br />

11/17/06/1 12/08/04/5<br />

ELECT IONS<br />

see also Politics<br />

ELECTIONS - CONTESTED AND DISPUTED<br />

see Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 01<br />

see Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 02<br />

see Hot Springs<br />

see Russellville<br />

ELECTRIC POWER<br />

Little Rock divided into sections for service<br />

Jonesboro to have electricity<br />

Arkadelphia now lighted<br />

Morriltonl s electric lights turned on<br />

ELK HORN TAVERN, BATTLE OF<br />

see Civil War<br />

ELLINGTON, WILLIAM<br />

see also Murders - Ellington, William<br />

EMBEZZLEMENT AND MISAPPROPRIATION<br />

see also Crawford County<br />

see also Desha County<br />

EMERGENCY SERVICES<br />

District telegraph system to be installed at LR<br />

EMPETT<br />

see also Lynching<br />

ENGLAND, JOHN<br />

see also Multiple Births<br />

ENTERTAINMENT<br />

Holiday play-bills at LR described<br />

Review of recent plays and players in LR<br />

Coming attractions a*t LR<br />

LR audience enj oyed "Davy Crockett" at Capital Theatre<br />

Opera "The Gypsy Baron" presented at Capital Theatre<br />

Comedy-drama "Bar'l of Money1 plays at LR<br />

LR audience entertained by local production of "Milkmaids"<br />

Week's offerings at LR theater rwieawed<br />

Ruseellville theater-goers get mixed bag of performances


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Musical at Blacks Opera House at Brinkley was enjoyable<br />

Mattie Goodrich company broke, stranded in Ark<br />

Jerome T Carpenter brands Garland Gadenvs story a lie<br />

Priscillian Society to give presentation at Capital Theater<br />

Priscillian Society entertainment was great success<br />

Program of trades drill to be given by Cumberland Presby Ch<br />

Trades Drill of Cumberland Church was excellent<br />

Glenwood Park bldgs renovated for summer gardens use<br />

Stereoptican shm and lecture by George W Allen to be at LR<br />

Large cruwd attends opening of summer opera at LR<br />

Summer opera meets with success at LR<br />

Summer opera returns to LR1s Glenwood Park<br />

Comic opera fvPatience" presented at Glenwood Park<br />

Opera "Bohemian Girl" presented at LR<br />

Summer opera presentation captivates LR audience<br />

Presentations of "Bohemian Girlv1 delight LR audiences<br />

Entertainment at Newport raises funds for Episcopal Church<br />

Gun used for sound effects in opera exploded<br />

Miss Nellie Morraw presents musicale at Brinkley<br />

Summer opera crawd at LR sees "Chimes of Normandyn<br />

Opera "Bohemian Girlw still being performed at LR<br />

Katie Putman appearing at Capitol Theater<br />

Review of productions now playing in lr<br />

News of theater productions nm at LR<br />

Capital Theater offerings reviewed<br />

Presentations at Capital Theater reviewed<br />

Review of plays at Capital Theater<br />

Reviw praises production of '%ajankalv<br />

Review of offerings in LR<br />

Actor C W Couldock interviewed at LR<br />

Review of attractions at LR<br />

EPISCOPAL CHURCJ3<br />

see also Education - Private<br />

Mission meetings conducted at Helenavs St John's Church<br />

Trinity Cathedral Dean Rev W C Rodgers doing good work<br />

Maj John D Adams denies rept vestry, Mr Carnahan at odds<br />

Vestry of Christ Church denies division in Christ Church<br />

List of delegates attending diocesan council meeting<br />

Proceedings of diocesan council meeting at Trinity Cathedral<br />

Logan N Roots elected treasurer of the Diocese of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />

Proceedings of diocesan council<br />

Hot Springs church installls fine organ<br />

Ladies of Trinity at LR hold successful festival<br />

Church of the Holy Communion organized at Paragould<br />

Letter questions ad by clergyman in The Churchman<br />

Rev Wallace Carnahan responds to inquiry on clergyman's ad<br />

Questioner asks Wallace Csrnahan for further explanation<br />

Dean William C Rogers invites all t o worship at Trinity<br />

Central Convocation of <strong>Arkansas</strong> meets at Newport<br />

Christ Church has superb music for Christmas<br />

EPSTEIN, MORRIS<br />

see also Murders - Epstein. Morris<br />

EQUAL IZ ATION BOARDS<br />

see Taxation


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ERB , JACOB<br />

see also Bridges<br />

see also Dead<br />

see also Parties Dl3<br />

see also Pulaski County<br />

Photograph of Pulaski County Judge<br />

ERVIN. J W<br />

Comments on vile attempt to slander Jefferson Davis<br />

ERWIN, J W<br />

see also Agriculture Dl3<br />

Erwin said to be only Democratic poetmaster left in Ark<br />

ERWIN. M M<br />

see also Veterans Mr26<br />

ESCAPES, PRISON<br />

see<br />

Prisons<br />

ESPY, S D<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

ESSEX, THOMAS<br />

Resigns as land commr for railroad lands<br />

EUREKA IMPROVEMENT CO<br />

Business meeting of firm called by Powell Clayton<br />

EUREKA SPRINGS<br />

see also Education - Teachers<br />

see also Hotels<br />

see also Memorial Day<br />

see also Politics<br />

see also Zoos<br />

Hotels crowded with visitors<br />

Results of municipal election<br />

Auditorium to seat 3,000 under construction<br />

City soon to have electric lights, waterworks, sewer system<br />

Large number of visitors expected at health spa<br />

Street Railway and Electric Light Co organized<br />

Healthful effects of mineral waters attested by L H Roots<br />

Town filling up with visitors<br />

Visited by Santa Fe Railroad magnates<br />

Several prominent visitors listed<br />

EUREKA SPRINGS - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

03/24/08/1 05/05/05/2 05/16/08/3 05/21/08/1 O5/26/O8/ 1<br />

06/02/04/3 06/07/09/3 06/19/08/1 07/07/08/1 08/13/06/2<br />

09/20/03/2<br />

EURTWi SPRINGS RAILROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

EIJREJU SPFUNGS STAR<br />

see Newspapers<br />

EUREKA SPRINGS TIWS-ECHO<br />

see Newspapers<br />

EVANSVILLE<br />

see also Newspapers<br />

EXAMINERS AS SOCIATION, <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

see Education - Examiners<br />

EXBY, J L<br />

see also Robberies<br />

EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK (LITTLE ROCK)


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see Banks<br />

EXECUTIONS<br />

see Capital Punishment<br />

EXPLOSIVES AND EXTXOSIONS<br />

see also Oil and Gas<br />

Boiler in Pettefer Bros Planing Mill at LR explodes<br />

Pottefer mill explosion damages blocks around site<br />

C R Little kileld while blasting in a w ell<br />

Child killed in explosion at Dixie store<br />

Boiler of Sunny South Lumber Co explodes, killing engineer<br />

Sunny South Lumber Co explosion injures 10 employees<br />

Sunny South Lumber is located at Lewisville<br />

Whittington' s Steam M i l l boiler explodes, injuring several<br />

Ben Burtram injured when pcwder keg exploded<br />

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS<br />

see also Wood<br />

EXPOSITIONS AND FAIRS<br />

Convention meeting in LR to discuss Ark role in World Fair<br />

Proceedings of meeting to discuss Chicago World Fair<br />

World's Fair Convention to meet at LR<br />

Proceedings of Ark convention on World's Fair participation<br />

Text of speech by Judge J H Clendenning at state corn<br />

World's Fair Conv in Ark to seek $250.000 from Legislature<br />

Gov J P Eagle asks $100,000 from state for World's Fair<br />

Exposition-~d at LR wants Geological Survey housed in its bld 01/23/91 04<br />

Legis delays decision on funding for Chicago World's Fair 01/23/91 06<br />

Text of bill for Ark participation in Chicago World's Fair 01/23/91 06<br />

Sen James B Berry approves delay of bill on World's Fair 01/27/91 04<br />

2bo-thirds vote of Legis needed to fund World1 s Fair work 01/30/91 04<br />

A C Millar urges that Ark participate in World's Fair 01/31/91 04<br />

Letter sees harm to state if World's Fair by-passed 01/31/91 04<br />

Negroes to hold state fair at Pine Bluff 02/13/91 08<br />

Opie P Reed promotes Ark participation in World's Fair 03/04/91 03<br />

Judge J H Clendening urges state funds for World's Fair 03/05/91 08<br />

James K Jones, C R Breckinridge want Ark in World's Fair 03/08/91 14<br />

Editorials support Ark participation in World's Fair 03/12/91 04<br />

Senate defeats appropriation for World's Fair exhibit 03/27/91 06<br />

Maj John D Adams resigns as Ark commr to Worldt s Fair 03/29/91 01<br />

Resignation of Maj John D Adams not yet accepted by Gov Eagle 03/29/91 01<br />

Gazette commends action of Maj John D Adams<br />

John D Adams supported in his decision to resign<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> and the World's Fair (ed)<br />

Russellville writer condemns Legis failure to fund fair<br />

House of Reprs approves funds for World's Fair exhibit<br />

Funds sought for permanent exhibit at LR<br />

Course of Maj John D Adams approved by Camden residents<br />

Senate refusal to fund World's Fair exhibit deplored<br />

Senate again refuses to appropriate funds for World's Fair<br />

Proponents of Ark exhibit at World's Fair disappointed<br />

Thomas W Newton asks Commissioners to seek private funds<br />

Effort begins for private funds for World's Fair exhibit<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> and the World's Fair (ed)<br />

Newspapers decry failure of Senate to provide funds<br />

5 H Clendening and Thomas W Baird on Worldt s Fair affairs


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3 M Hudson proposes stock be sold to finance World's Fair<br />

A J Maberry urges Ark exhibit at World's Pair<br />

J H Clenbning to call World's Fair Comm meeting in LR<br />

John C Palmer of Monroe Co urges Ark exhibit in World's Fair<br />

R E Wood urges that Ark send exhibition to World's Fair<br />

Letter urges Ark participation in World's Fair<br />

Thomas W Baird responds to comments on his suggestions<br />

E T McConnell of Clarksville promotes World's Pair exhibit<br />

Gov James P Eagle pledges aid to World's Fair exhibit<br />

World's Fair Comm meets in LR, calls for state corn on funds<br />

World's Fair state convention (editorial)<br />

Article comments on failure of Legis to fund World1 s Fair<br />

Thamas W Baird lr to W F Hicks on World's Fair exhibit<br />

Thomas W Baird rather stern in remarks to W F Hicks<br />

Thomas W Baird writes again on several topics<br />

State corn to seek ways for Ark to have World's Fair exhibit<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> and the World's Fair (ed)<br />

Editorials comment on Ark and the World' s Fair<br />

Resources of Jefferson County on display in Pine Bluff<br />

State fair mq be held in LR this fall<br />

Plans being made for <strong>Arkansas</strong> participation<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> and the World's Fair (ed)<br />

Col W P Grace comments on Ark and the World1 s Fair<br />

George Russ Brown promotes Ark in World' s Fair<br />

Camden residents urge participation in World's Fair<br />

Newspapers in Western Ark support World Fair participation<br />

Press supports Ark participation in World Fair<br />

Interest in World's Fair participation by Ark grows<br />

Sam W Williams warns that Legis may not fund World Fair<br />

Convention on World1 s Fair to meet<br />

E W Kimball, Zeb Ward Sr speak at Pulaski corn on World Fair<br />

Excerpts of speech by John G Fletcher at Pulaski corn<br />

Pulaski Co ready for state corn on World's Fair<br />

Sam W Williams regards World's Fair conv as cut and dried<br />

Gazette says World's Fair corn must not look to legis<br />

Colored exposition to be held in Raleigh, N C<br />

Prof Joseph A Booker to head work in Ark for Raleigh expo<br />

Jefferson County selects delegates to state corn<br />

Phillips County delegation named to fair corn<br />

Henry G Boyle supports Ark participation at World's Fair<br />

Delegates being selected for state corn on World's Fair<br />

Plan for Ark participation presented by J W Graves<br />

Independence Co opposes legis session to fund World's Fair<br />

Col J H Clendenning feels legis should meet, fund exhibit<br />

Delegates gathering in LR for World's Fair corn<br />

William M Fishback suggests two ways to raise World Fair fund<br />

Negro fair at Helena sponsored by Bessie Franklin Fair Assn<br />

Negroes hold fair at Helena<br />

Conv settles on plan for raising funds for World's Fair<br />

Gov James P Eagle active in World9s Fair corn at LR<br />

James McKenzie addresses state World's Fair corn<br />

Judge J H Clendenning serves as chmn of state cow<br />

Proceedings of state corn on World's Fair participation<br />

Text of speech by Judge Clendenning to World's Fair corn


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List of delegates attending state World's Fair cow<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> World's Fair Assn organized to raise funds<br />

State corn adopts resolution asking end to convict leases<br />

Shall <strong>Arkansas</strong> go to Chicago (ed)<br />

Notes on state World's Fair corn<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> County pledges to raise share of World's Fair funds<br />

W M Fishback offers plan to raise funds for World's Fair<br />

Gov J P Eagle comments on fund-raising for World's Fair<br />

World's Fair committee meets in LR<br />

John D Adams, Lafayette Gregg to select site for Ark at fair<br />

Southwest Fair to be held at Hope<br />

Each county has suggested quota to raise for World's Fair<br />

Gazette urges counties to surpass goal for World' s Fair fund<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> site chosen for World's Fair exhibit<br />

Camden to host Ouachita Valley Fair<br />

Pulaski Co group organized to raise World's Fair expenses<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette sponsors excursions to Chicago World's Fair<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> products being sent to World's Fair at Chicago<br />

John D Adams to tour state on behalf of World's Fair<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> and the World's Fair (ed)<br />

Account of celebration at Warren<br />

Texarkana Fair Assn holds first annual exposition<br />

Clark Diet Fair opens at Arkadelphia<br />

East <strong>Arkansas</strong> Fair opens at Forrest City<br />

Report on second day of Texarhna Fair<br />

Articles on fairs being held this week in Ark<br />

Article on fairs nw in progress in Ark<br />

Article on fair naw in progress at Arkadelphia<br />

US Senator James K Jones spoke a t Arkadelphia fair<br />

Successful fair held at Harrison<br />

Texarkana fair closes successful run<br />

Fairs completing current runs in Ark<br />

Reports on fairs being held at Hope and Helena<br />

Report on Hope fair<br />

Report on fair being held at Helena<br />

Report on successful Hope fair<br />

Helena fair has good attendance<br />

Children's Day celebrated at Hope Fair<br />

Helena fair crcwded with visitors<br />

Fairs at Hope and Helena end successful rune<br />

Fair at Camden to be grand affair<br />

Report on Ouachita Valley Fair at Camden<br />

Cleburne County holds its first county fair<br />

Report on progress of OuachitaValley Fair at Camden<br />

Old Soldier's Day observed at fair at Camden<br />

Report on successful fair at Camden<br />

Ouachita Valley Fair condudes successful run a t Camden<br />

Gov J P Eagle addresses mass meeting on World's Fair<br />

Mass meeting in LR hears talks on World's Fair<br />

World's Fair secretary addresses LR mass meeting<br />

John H Clendening is Republican commr from Ark to World Fair 11/08/91 10<br />

Committee named to prepare Ark educ exhibit for World's Fair 11/25/91 04<br />

Gov Eagle urges raising of funds nm for World's Fair 11/28/91 08<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Worldt s Fair Assn organized 12/11/91 06


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EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION<br />

see Psychic Phenomena<br />

FALK, DAVID<br />

Miss Jennie Ottenheimer married to David Falk in LR<br />

FALLS (ACCIDENTS)<br />

Child impaled on fence post after fall f rorm tree<br />

Woman dies after fall from chair<br />

FALLS, WASH<br />

see also Assaults<br />

FALSE ARRESTS<br />

see Hubbs. W S<br />

FAMILIES AND FAMILY LIFE<br />

Henry Looper of Scott Co was father of 26 children<br />

FANCHER, ELIZABETH<br />

James and Elizabeth Fancher came to Carroll Co in 1836<br />

Mrs Fancher remembered War of 1812, Mad Wayne <strong>An</strong>thony<br />

Pioneer settler of Carroll Co dies at age 94<br />

Mrs Fancher had lived in Ark 50 yrs<br />

FARMER, JOHN<br />

see also Murders - Farmer, 3ohn<br />

FARMERS ALLIANCE AND INDUSTRIAL UNION<br />

State meeting to be held in Little Rock<br />

Farmers Alliance, Industrial Union merge to form new orgn<br />

Group is in session in Little Rock<br />

Speech of L L Polk to Ark cowention<br />

Constitution and by-laws for organization formed<br />

Proceedings of convention in LR<br />

J F Willets lectures at statehouse in LR<br />

Central Union meets, elects officers<br />

Gazette denies it has criticized organization<br />

Conway County meeting attracts 1,000 to Damascus Church<br />

Allicance picnic held at Brady School. on Rock Creek<br />

Text of address of John Karr at Brady picnic<br />

Reuben B CarLee speaks at Conway meeting<br />

Washington County Alliance elects officers<br />

Grand meeting to be held at Arkadelphia<br />

Five new lodges organized<br />

Jerry Simpson draws huge crowd to Arkadelphia rally<br />

Farmers at Arkadelphia not impressed by Jerry Simpson<br />

Jerry Simpson makes another speech at Arkadelphia<br />

Jerry Simpson's speech was supposed to be free of politics<br />

Jerry Simpson speaks at Preecott<br />

Picnic held at Ward<br />

Washington County group names officers<br />

Conway County Alliance rej ect s cooperative store ides<br />

Fourth Cong D ist Alliance organized<br />

List of delegates to State Farmers Alliance convention<br />

State Farmers Alliance holds annual meeting<br />

Gov J P Eagle addresses State Farmers Alliance corn<br />

State Alliance holds cl osed-door session<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Farmer adopted as official organ<br />

Resolutions adopted by group at state conv<br />

State Alliance elects officers<br />

State corn spends long and busy day in session


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DATE<br />

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State convention session runs late into night<br />

G W L Kanawah accused of stealing $1500 from Warehouse<br />

G W L Kanawah was mgr of Alliance Warehouse at Prescott<br />

FARMERS AND LABORERS JOINT STOCK AS SOCIATION, COLORED<br />

see Negroes<br />

FARMERS ASSOCIATION OF JEFFERSON COUNTY<br />

see Agriculture<br />

FARKERS CONGRESS, NATIONAL<br />

Gov Eagle names Ark delegates to meeting<br />

FAIZMERS INSTITUTE, ARKAN SAS<br />

see Agriculture<br />

FAULKIN3URY. H N<br />

see also Assaults Jy5<br />

FAUrnER COUNTY<br />

see also Archeology<br />

see also Murders<br />

see also Murders - Frauenthal, Ike<br />

see also Murders - Griffin, Thomas<br />

see also Murders - McCulloch, Sam<br />

see also Murders - Paxton, James P<br />

Opie Read's story of the resusctated mule in Faulkner Co 12/13/91 16 2<br />

FAULKNER. J T<br />

see also Robberies<br />

FAEETrnILLE<br />

see also Government Bonds<br />

FEAR, A<br />

see also Murders - Fear. A<br />

FEATHERSTONE, L P<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 01<br />

see also Politics My21 Ag6 Ag20<br />

FEAZEL, W P<br />

see also Courts (Ark) - Circuit My5<br />

FELLOWS, JOHN R<br />

Fellows says his speech on the South was mis-quoted<br />

War record of Fellows recalled by B Kempstead<br />

FENCES<br />

see also Livestock<br />

E'ERGUSON, CALVIN<br />

Sharp County man is victim of fraud<br />

FERGUSON, W H<br />

see also Fires<br />

FERRIES<br />

see Rivers<br />

FILES, A W<br />

see dso Auditor (Ark)<br />

see also Baptist Church 029<br />

see also Governor (Ark)<br />

FINANCE AND BUDGETS (ARK)<br />

The statet s financial condition (ed) 03/11/91 04 1<br />

State revenues less than estimated 03/13/91 04 2<br />

State AuditorW S Dunlop questions rwenue figure published 03/14/91 04 2<br />

Appropriations for state institutions listed 04/05/91 02 2<br />

General appropriations listed by agency<br />

Funds to operate govt to run out about November 1<br />

04/10/91 04 6<br />

10/08/91 01 6


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Temporary emergency in funding explained<br />

General revenue fund ncw exhausted<br />

Recent legislation will fatten coffers next year<br />

Empty treasury result of poor budgeting by Legislature<br />

No cash shortage exists in treasury, only a deficit<br />

FINK, FRANK<br />

see also Vice<br />

FIREARMS<br />

see also Marksmanship<br />

US Deputy Marshal under arrest for carrying gun at election<br />

D C Davie wins directed acquittal in f ireams case<br />

FIREMEN<br />

Funds sought from state for relief and burial of firemen<br />

Fort Smith Times favors passage of relief bill<br />

LR fireman Henry Brookins killed in fall f ran fire truck<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Firemen's Assn to meet at Fort Smith<br />

Pine Bluff firemen going to Fort Smith corn<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> firemen preparing for their corn and tournament<br />

State firemen in Fort Smith for comrention<br />

Convention at Fort Smith attracts 500 firemen<br />

Report on state cow at Fort Smith<br />

Firemen's Assn activities at Fort Smith corn<br />

Awards made to companies and individuals at corn<br />

H King White named president of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Firemen's Assn<br />

Results of contests at recent convention<br />

Executive Comm of Firemen's Assn meets<br />

Call issued for imprwement of LR Fire Dept<br />

LR companies elect officers<br />

Fire Dept organized at Paris<br />

New fire company forming at LR<br />

Little Rock companies elect officers<br />

PI REMEN' S AS SOCIATION. <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

see Firemen<br />

FIRES<br />

see also Burns and Scalds<br />

see also Education - Facilities<br />

see also Forest and Brush Fires<br />

see also Insurance<br />

Three business houses destroyed in Harrison<br />

Waters Perce Oil Co warehouse at Mmammoth Spring burns<br />

Disastrous fire reported at Howell Station<br />

Store burns at Hamburg<br />

Monticello residence of William Robertson burns<br />

Fire destroys home of Aaron Thompson, kills little son<br />

Two residences burn at Mammoth Spring<br />

J F Carpenter grist and gin mill at Arkadelphia destroyed<br />

Fire guts big Red Store on Barraque St in Pine Bluff<br />

Helena shop and tools destroyed<br />

Pine Bluff store of W P Lumpkins damaged<br />

Residence on J N Harper at Monticello burns<br />

Twelve-room house under construction at Batesville burned<br />

Union Compress Co at Argenta totally destroyed<br />

Union Compress lost 1,450 bales of cotton in fire<br />

Fine residence of E H Jernigan at Redfield burns


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Fire at McNeil burns hotel, other bldgs<br />

Helena residence of W H Ryck totally destroyed<br />

Fire destroys seven Mammoth Spring businesses<br />

Cottage on East Ninth at LR destroyed<br />

Gin house of J J Bowles at Reedville burns<br />

Waterpierce Oil Co warehouse and stock at Newport burns<br />

Marble City fire destroys several buildings<br />

L D Doughty store at Newburg burns<br />

Residence of S C Edrington burns at Warren<br />

Helena residence of M A Simmons Jr burns<br />

Seymour Thompson, 12, confesses he set Monticello fires<br />

Seymour Thompson in jail at Monticello on arson charges<br />

0 E White drug store at Little Rock destroyed completely<br />

Clyde College bldg at Fordyce burns<br />

Jonesboro again visited by disastrous fire<br />

J B Miller Warehouse at LB damaged<br />

Clyde school fire destroyed Training School library<br />

Clyde school house at Fordyce burns<br />

J T Dawn house at Fort Smith burns<br />

Residence of Dr D N Gardner st Fort Smith damaged<br />

Building at Argenta Oil Mill destroyed, employee dies in fire<br />

Mistrial ends S J Hollinmorth trial on arson chg<br />

S H Hollinsworth chgd with burning Pine Bluff school<br />

Warehouse at LR burns<br />

James Howard loses house and contents in fire at Perryville<br />

Two-story frame boarding house at Pine Bluff burns<br />

Six business bldgs on Main Street in LR burn<br />

Arsonist sets fire to Charley Martin's Cotton Shed at LR<br />

Article on disastrous fire at Main St stores in LR<br />

Three cottages destroyed at LR in early morning fire<br />

Residence burns at Pine Bluff<br />

Pine Bluff has series of arson fires<br />

Five buildings destroyed at Beebe<br />

Kennedy & Korelock Stave M i l l at Harrisburg heavily damaged<br />

Texarkana Machinery and Foundry Co burns<br />

Luther Hinson chgd with fire that destroyed Rover businesses<br />

Incendiary blaze destroys residence at Pine Bluff<br />

York sawmill at Judsonia burns<br />

Fire anleeps through business block in LR<br />

List of businesses destroyed, damaged in LR fire<br />

Details of fire that gutted stores at LR<br />

Double cottage on Main in LR heavily damaged<br />

Electric wire causes $600,000 fire on Main St at LR<br />

Fire on LR' s Main St not electrical, experts say<br />

List of businesses lost in Morrilton fire<br />

Morriltan loses large number of businesses in fire<br />

Morrilt on Headlight off ices burned<br />

Paragould office of Wrape Lumber Co burns<br />

Residence of M Gottlied at Pine Bluff burns<br />

Residences burn at Wynne and Augusta<br />

Three residences destroyed in LR<br />

Aetna Insurance Co sends adjuster to LR to settle claims<br />

New Process Laundry at LR destroyed<br />

Fire damages boarding house at Pine Bluff


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Fire destroys two Pine Bluff residences<br />

Losses heavy in fire at Fordyce<br />

Seymour Thompson, 13, sent to penitentiary for arson work<br />

Dr Hart's fine residence at Washington burns<br />

Paragould Heading Factory destroyed<br />

Several small houses burn at Texarkana<br />

Bernays Jewelry Co at LR damaged by fire<br />

Fire strikes Tunnah & Pittard firm at LR<br />

John Williams acquitted on arson chg in fire at James Meades<br />

Part of tawn of Cleveland (Conway County) burned<br />

Argenta suffers heavy damage from fire<br />

Little Rock fire destroys 3 cottages, blacksmith shop<br />

Five Negroes chgd with burning barn in Jackson County<br />

Residence of Dr Bryant at Bright Star destroyed<br />

Fire destroys five wooden buildings in Pine Bluff<br />

Lumber firm at Jonesboro destroyed<br />

Lutherville sawmill burns<br />

Perryville residence of John Hardin destroyed<br />

Fort Smith' s Le Grande Hotel burns<br />

Horrock & Ives Saloon at LR burns<br />

Ttvo residences burn at Pine Bluff<br />

C M Owens home at LR destroyed<br />

Farmer at Hardy loses 2,000 bushels of corn in fire<br />

Insurance companies settle claims of Gus Blass and Co<br />

Arson chg faced by J H McCormick of Franklin County<br />

J H McCormick chgd with burning gin and store of T J Hadley<br />

G R Fink & Co wholesale bldg at Hot Springs destroyed<br />

&met Truegate chgd with barn-burning in Carroll County<br />

Albert Gaines found guilty of burning Carmel Church<br />

Albert Gaines sent to prison for burning Carmel Church<br />

Half of tmn of Charleston burned<br />

Charleston fire destroyed county records at that place<br />

More details on fire at Charleston<br />

Charleston fire believed started by arsonist<br />

Cottage burns at Little Rock<br />

Fire destroys OIHear & Love Mill near Camden<br />

Vogel & Co feed store in Argenta burns<br />

Two cottages at 11th and Wolf in LR burn<br />

Hot Springs residence of Dr I L Hebron burned by arsonist<br />

Bravster block on Pine St in Pine Bluff destroyed<br />

Businesses along Hot Springs' Central Ave damaged<br />

Dan A Smith, Ben M Haggy chgd with arson in Greene County<br />

John H McCormick comicted of burning Hadley Bros store<br />

Busine~s portion of town of Cove City destroyed<br />

~o cotton gins burn in Nevada County<br />

N 3 Wishon residence in Newport burns<br />

Fire destroys Harrison stores of A F Davis, W H Cecil<br />

New residence of Dr Jones at Black Rock destrayed<br />

McDiarmid and Smith music store at LR suffers heavy damage<br />

Residence, barn of T P Johnston on Grand Prairie burns<br />

Several fires occur at Little Rock<br />

Cotton gin of Tom Harlson accidentally burns<br />

Gin house of Ed Peek at Warren burns<br />

Isaac Ehrman residence at Helena destroyed


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Steam gin burns near Poplar Grwe 10/25/91 02<br />

Gin of Polk Montgomery burns in Monroe County 10/27/91 02<br />

Gin and grist mi11 of A T Eknbry burns 10/27/91 03<br />

Fires occur in Argenta and in LR on same night 10/29/91 02<br />

Fires at Bay Village and Harrisburg destroy property 10/29/91 03<br />

Peragould businesses destroyed 10/29/91 03<br />

Davis & Johnson Gin at Forrest City burns 10/31/91 01<br />

Jonesboro fire destrays 21 buildings 11/01/91 01<br />

Gin house of Judge Chase Fenner near Helena burns 11/01/91 01<br />

Cotton gin and mill north of Mount Ida burns 11/03/91 05<br />

Elegant home of John A Tappan in West Helena burns 11/04/91 07<br />

Fort Smith Milling Co burns 11/04/91 07<br />

C W Spain loses barn, stables and feed in Drew County 11/13/91 04<br />

Gin of William Gibson burns in White County 11/13/91 04<br />

England residence of S B Canon burns 11/13/91 06<br />

T N Chapman gin and flour mill at Mount Ida burns 11/15/91 06<br />

Dry kiln of William Farrell Lumber at Wrightsville burns 11/17/91 01<br />

Cotton Plant gin destroyed by fire 11/18/91 06<br />

Fire destroys buildings along Pine Bluff's Main St 11/19/92 01<br />

Gin house of R R Rice of Varner. burns 11/21/91 04<br />

Brice Milum storehouse at Lead Hill burns 11/22/91 16<br />

Scott's gin at Cerro Gordo and Mailton gin in Sevefr Co burns 11/22/91 16<br />

Railroad wins suit brought by Union Compress Co<br />

Cotton burns on platform at Ozark<br />

Dry kiln of ~ate-~it~ Lumber at Texarkana burno<br />

Atkins fire destroys part of cotton platform. 24 bales<br />

Three children die in fire at DeWitt<br />

Residence of Mrs M B Leake at Greenwood destroyed<br />

Bloom Bros gin near Swintori burns<br />

Valuable property destroyed on Charles Roberts farm<br />

%o firms destroyed at Gainesville<br />

D D Cole residence at Beebe destroyed<br />

Fine gin and sawmill of T F Wright near Helena burns<br />

Residence of W H Ferguson at Belleville burns<br />

Two structures destroyed at LR<br />

Fires destroy three residences in Baxter Co<br />

Ruf e Lea chgd with burning barn of his brother, John<br />

Surrounded Hill fire destroys five bldgs<br />

L E Hopper livery stable at Mountain Home burns<br />

Row of frame buildings on LR1 s 15th St burns<br />

FIRST NATIONAL BANK (LITTLE ROCK)<br />

see Banks<br />

FIRST NATIONAL BANK (PINE BLUFF)<br />

see Banks<br />

FIRST NATIONAL BANK (RU SSELLVLLE)<br />

see Banks<br />

FISH<br />

see Wildlife<br />

see also Wildlife<br />

FISHBACK. LOUIS<br />

Son of William M Fishback is officer in Fort Smith militia<br />

FISHBACK, WILLIAM M<br />

see also Congress (US) - Senate<br />

see also Expositions Ag5 Ag26


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DAlT<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also Governor (A&) F2 Je6 Je20 Jyl Jy5<br />

see also Politics Jy30 Ag14 S18 S24 02 06<br />

Photograph of Mr Fishback<br />

Attending Trans-Mississippi Conf in Omaha. Neb<br />

FISK, C N<br />

see also Real Estate<br />

FIZER, NAPOLEON B<br />

see also Politics Ag8 Ag20<br />

Rev Fizer seeks license to practice law<br />

Methodist Conf refuses to appt Fizer to Forrest City area<br />

FLANDERS, HARRY<br />

see also Railroads Je17<br />

FLEMING, D P<br />

Fleming drowns in attempt to rescue Negro child from river<br />

Funeral services scheduled<br />

FLETCHER FAMILY<br />

List of guests at Fletcher wedding anniversary party<br />

FLETCHER. H L<br />

see also Dead<br />

see also Little Rock<br />

Photograph of Little Rock mayor<br />

Makes mwing speech at party for Co1 and Mrs Thmas Fletcher<br />

FLETCHER, JOHN G<br />

see also Expositions Jy29<br />

see also Governor (Ark) Je20 3y5<br />

see also Newspapers My15<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

Photograph of president of Gezman Natl Bank<br />

Militia unit named for Mr Fletcher<br />

Elected president of Pulaski Gas Co<br />

Fletcher home scene of reception for Col and Mrs T Fletcher<br />

FLETCJ3ER. JOHN G (MRS)<br />

see also Children<br />

see also Women My3<br />

FLETCHER, THOMAS<br />

Listed as an Ark pioneer<br />

Col and Mrs Fletcher honored on 50th wedding anniversary<br />

Wed Lucinda Beavers in Saline County log cabin in 1841<br />

FLETCHER. W<br />

P<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 06<br />

TZOODS<br />

Creeks werlow in Ozan area damaging farms<br />

Low-lying areas near Helena are submerged<br />

Watson area under water<br />

Mississippi River rising in <strong>Arkansas</strong> City area<br />

Heavy rains swell raging Mississippi River in SE Ark<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> River has over 20 ft of water, not flooding yet<br />

Red River rising rapidly at Fulton<br />

Saline River expected to flood lowlands in Warren area<br />

Suit filed to halt building of levee in Chicot County<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> River flooding some lowlands<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> River expected to flood as high water mwes dawn<br />

Streams in SW Ark averflawing banks<br />

Ouachita River damaging crops


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Petit Jean River was out of banks for several days in Yell<br />

Hotel Trulock at Pine Eluf f in no danger fran river<br />

Ouachita River bottoms flooded in Hampton area<br />

Large section of levee in south Helena collapses<br />

FONES BROTHERS HARDWARE CO<br />

see also Bridges<br />

FONES. JAMES A<br />

see also Rivers D3<br />

Photograph<br />

Mr Fones worked tirelessly for TPA corn in LR<br />

FOOD<br />

Several Hot Springs merchants chgd with breaking oleo law<br />

FOOD CONTAMINATION<br />

see also Disease and Illness<br />

FORBES. W A<br />

see also Prisons<br />

FORD. COLEMAN H<br />

Methodist bishop asks Ford to repent or give up credentials<br />

Rev Ford is member of Ark Legislature fraol Greene Counq<br />

FORD. Z T<br />

see also Murders - Ford. Z T<br />

FORDY (=E<br />

see also Banks<br />

see also Baptist Church<br />

see also<br />

Education - Teachers<br />

see also Fires<br />

FORDYCE - NFMS BRIEFS<br />

07/18/06/1 10/02/06/1<br />

FOREIGN DESCENT GROUPS<br />

see also Immigration<br />

Unflattering remarks made about LR Chinese community<br />

Colony of Danes may be formed in Hot. Springs area<br />

George Mocbitz, M E Linde encourage Danish colony<br />

German Catholic societies meet in LR<br />

German Day celebrated at LR<br />

Account of celebration by Germans at West End Park in LR<br />

Gov J P Eagle praises German-American citizens<br />

Obituary mentions early German settlers in LR<br />

Sixteen Germans take out citizenship at Clarksville<br />

FOREST AND BWSK FIRES<br />

Prairie fires broke out near Hazen last week<br />

Fires raging in Brinkley area which has not had rain in 2 mos 10/29/91 03<br />

Crops and fences burned in Monroe County 11/01/91 03<br />

Forest fires raging in different portions of Bradley County 11/04/91 03<br />

Much damage done in Eureka Springs area 11/05/91 04<br />

Fires north of Big Rock reach alarming proportions 11/13/91 06<br />

FORESTS AND FORESTRY<br />

see also Trees<br />

FORNEY, C A<br />

see also Colleges<br />

FORREST CITY<br />

see also Horse Racing<br />

see also Robberies<br />

FORREST CITY - NEWS BRIEFS


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FORT G IB SONI TAHLEQUAH AM) NOR'IXEASTERN RAlLROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

FORT SMITH<br />

see also Brick<br />

see also Bridges<br />

see also Business Schools<br />

see also Fires<br />

see also Hotels<br />

see also Methodist Church<br />

see also Storms<br />

Democratic primaries for city posts being held<br />

Results of municipal election<br />

Trouble brewing over Grand Juxy rept on ex-Mayor Baker<br />

FORT SMITH - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

O8/ l6/O4/2 09/13/02/4<br />

FORT SMITH COMMERCIAL COLLEGE<br />

see Trade Schools<br />

FORT SMITH JOCKEY CLUB<br />

see Horse Racing<br />

FORT SMITH LOAN AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION<br />

see Banks<br />

FORT' SMITH MILLING CO<br />

see Fires<br />

FORT SMITH MINING AND SMELTING CO<br />

see Mines<br />

FOSSILS<br />

Fossil plant specimens taken from Springdale area for museum 09/08/91 04 4<br />

Fossil plants from Springdale go to US National Museum 09/08/91 04 4<br />

FOSTER. JAMES<br />

see also Murders - Redburne. C H<br />

FOSTER, W Y<br />

see also Housing<br />

FOUGHT. E H<br />

see also Veterans<br />

FOWLER. A S<br />

see also Housing<br />

FOWLER. R 3<br />

Honored with banquet at LR<br />

FRANK. J F<br />

see also Labor<br />

FRANK, JOE M<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

PRANKLIN (BESSIE) FAIR ASSOCIATION<br />

see<br />

Expositions<br />

lmmKLIN COllNm<br />

see also Earthquake6<br />

see also Murders - Locke, John<br />

see also Murders - Parks. W J<br />

see also Storms<br />

Fire destroys county records at Charleston<br />

FRANKLIN FEMALE COLLEZE<br />

see Colleges<br />

FRATERN& ORGANIZATIONS


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see also Knights of Pythias<br />

FRAUDS AND SWINDLING<br />

Swindler caught at Pine Bluff<br />

3 C Hate, Jake Long dupe W F Dowell out of $3,000<br />

W F Dowel1 is a Washington County farmer<br />

C G Height and Jake Long pay fines are re-arrested<br />

Visitor to Hot Springs loses $1,280 to swindler<br />

Woman obtains money by claiming her home burned<br />

Bogus stock in building assn sold to Negroes at Helena<br />

Fraud involved in sale of Texas Loan stock at Augusta<br />

John H McCollie bas long record of swindling<br />

Preacher at Marshall may be bogus<br />

Oil salesman works swindle on Fort Smith merchants<br />

Joseph E Myers loses $50 to swindler at LR<br />

Mind-reading shm at Ozark proves to be a fraud<br />

Confidence man takes money fram Sharp County residents<br />

Swindlers get money frm woman on train<br />

Morrilton man named McGee chgd with selling mortgaged cotton<br />

Publications salesman at Van Bursn was a fraud<br />

Frauds take livestock under estray law<br />

FRAUENTUL,<br />

IKE<br />

see also Murders - Frauenthal. Ike<br />

FRAZER, JAKE<br />

see also Murders - Frazer. Jake<br />

FRAZIER, THOMAS J<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

FRILL, MATT<br />

see also Murders - Frill. Matt<br />

FRUIT AND VEGETABLES<br />

W J Alexander wants state to promote grape praduction<br />

Benton and Washington County growers elect officers<br />

White blackberry growns on Sebastian County mountain<br />

Judsonia ships 13.068 crates in one week<br />

Expenses of producing and shipping discourages growers<br />

Melon harvest at Portia under way<br />

Huge radish gtcwn in Izard County<br />

Morrilton expects heavy grape harvest<br />

Lawrence Co ships 25 carloads of melons daily<br />

Large sweet potatoes grown in Polk County<br />

Watermelon weighing 66 lbs grwn by Henry Stroup at Ozark<br />

Statistics on fruit shipped from Ozark<br />

Pumpkin grown in Lonoke Co weighed over 100 lbs<br />

M F Locke calls for better transportation to market<br />

Turnips raised in Stone County weigh 7 lbs<br />

Large f mi t produced by Pope County apple grcwers<br />

Washington County onions measure 18 inches in circumfrence<br />

FRYE, EMMA<br />

see also Murders - Frye. Emma<br />

RILKS, HENRY<br />

see also Crime<br />

FULLERt S EARTH<br />

see also Companies<br />

EVLTON COUNTY<br />

see also Storms


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DATE<br />

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General description of county 08/02/91 15<br />

FUNERAL S<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Undertakers Assn holds 2nd annual meeting at Searcy 11/13/91 04<br />

Embalming techniques demonstrated at Undertakers corn 11/13/91 04<br />

FUR TRADE<br />

see also Wildlife<br />

E'URBUSH. W H<br />

see also Legislature (Ark)<br />

FURST, SAM<br />

see also Murders - Frazer, Jake<br />

GADEN, GARLAND<br />

see also Entertainment<br />

GAFFORD, JOHN A<br />

see also Prisons Jy7 N14<br />

GAGE. W A<br />

see also Murders - Gage. W A<br />

GAINESV lJ,LE<br />

see also Fires<br />

GALLAGHER, W J<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

GALLWAY, G W<br />

Cancels Gazette subscription aver Fanners Alliance<br />

GALVAN. LEON<br />

Photograph of Miss Galvan<br />

GAMBELL, HARRISON<br />

see also Apparitions<br />

GAMBLING<br />

see A60 Athletic Association of Little Rock<br />

Suckers taken in by rigged gambling device at Hot Springs 03/21/91 08<br />

C M Wilson faces gambling chgs at Hot Springs 04/18/91 06<br />

Five men arrested in crap den at Hot Springs 04/28/91 06<br />

Gambling equipment burned at Rogers 06/07/91 13<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Methodist asks why Negroes go to jail, whites fined 08/02/91 09<br />

Police attempt to raid gambling house at fine Bluff 09/29/91 03<br />

Pine Bluff businessmen ask that gambling houses be closed 11/01/91 01<br />

Gambling dens at Rogers raided 11/07/91 06<br />

Pine Bluff houses remain closed on mayor's order 11/15/91 01<br />

Texarkana. Ark, residents wrought up aver gambling 12/31/91 01<br />

GAME AND FISH PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

see Wildlife<br />

GANS,<br />

SOL<br />

Marries Esther Lawenstein in grand ceremony at Memphis 05/02/91 08<br />

GARLAND COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Pritchard, Job<br />

see also Murders - Reese. Mary<br />

see also Murders - Swinson, John<br />

see also Murders - Wright. J H<br />

GARLAND COUNTY MEDICAL BOARD<br />

see Medicine<br />

GARLAND GAS LIGHT CO<br />

Hot Springs firm sued by C D Daniels over dispute<br />

GARNER - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

07/28/01/5<br />

GAS


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DATE<br />

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see Oil and Gas<br />

GATES MILL CO<br />

see Wood<br />

GAUGHAN. T J<br />

see also Veterans Mr27<br />

GAWLER, JOSEPH<br />

see also Pike. Albert<br />

GAY, T A<br />

see also Agriculture<br />

GAZETm PUBLISHING CO<br />

<strong>An</strong>nual stockholders meeting held, officers elected<br />

GENERAL ASSEMBLY (ARK)<br />

see Legislature (Ark)<br />

GEOLOGICAL SUWEY (ARK)<br />

see also Mines and Minerals<br />

Gov J P Eagle discusses work in rept to Legis<br />

Geology of Crawley's Ridge<br />

Editorial defends work of Dr John G Branner<br />

House debates abolishing Geological Survey<br />

Dr R A F Penrose 3r discusses mineral discoveries<br />

Work of Survey under Dr Branner has been of vast importance<br />

Editorials discuss value to state of Survey work<br />

What the Geological Survey has done (ed)<br />

Sustaining the Geological Sunrey (ed)<br />

House debates, refuses to pass bill that would end work<br />

Robert W Worthen urges that Survey be funded<br />

Senate defeats bill to eliminate salary of state geologist<br />

Dr John C Branner offered chair at Stanford Univ<br />

Dr John C Branner asked to join Univ of Michigan faculty<br />

Dr John C Branner heads professional staff<br />

History of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Geological Survey<br />

Work of Geological Survey outlined<br />

Dr John Branner resigns to accept position at Stanford Uaiv<br />

North Ark feels slighted by state geologist<br />

Value of survey to people of Ark<br />

Survey being made in Lead Hill (Boone Co) area<br />

Geological reports draw praise<br />

GEORGE, &ECK<br />

see also History (Ark) D6<br />

GEORGE, KARL<br />

Youth dies from accidental gunshot wound<br />

GEORGE, LOUIS<br />

see also History D6<br />

GEW NATIONAL BANK (LITTLE ROCK)<br />

see Banks<br />

GERMANS IN ARK<br />

see Foreign Descent Groups<br />

see Immigration<br />

GEYER, J E JR<br />

Memorial resolution passed by Martin Luther Circle<br />

GHOSTS<br />

see Apparitions<br />

GIBB, FRANK<br />

see also Parties My3 1


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Architectural work of Mr Gibb praised<br />

GIBB, M W<br />

see also Republican Party<br />

GIBBON,<br />

THOMAS EDWARD<br />

Ellen Rose to wed Thomas E Gibbon in LR ceremony<br />

Miss Rose is a daughter of Judge and M rs U M Rose<br />

Wedding 'to Miss Ellen Rose is today<br />

Account of Rose-Gibbon wedding at LR<br />

Invitations went to 1,000 frienda of the Rose family<br />

GIBSON. GEORGE<br />

see also Murders - Hider, William<br />

GILBERT, HARRIS<br />

see also Murdexs - Gilbert<br />

GINOCWIO, ESTXLLA<br />

Memorial poem by sisters of St Maryt s Academy, Austin, Texas<br />

GINOCCHIO, JOHN T<br />

see also Assaults<br />

GIST<br />

see Newspapers<br />

GLACIER POLE CAMP GROUNDS<br />

see Methodist Church<br />

GNATS<br />

see Livestock<br />

GODBOLD, A<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

GOLD<br />

see Mines<br />

GOOD. M S<br />

see also Murders - Paxton, James P<br />

GOODBAR, FRANK<br />

see also Real Estate<br />

GOODBAR. J L<br />

see also Real Estate<br />

Offers land donations for college and for state prison site<br />

Correction on amt offered to college<br />

GOODS. JOHN<br />

see also Murders - Goods. John<br />

GORDON, ANDERSON<br />

see also Hotels<br />

GOrnON, T 3<br />

see also Parties D6<br />

GOTTLED, A<br />

see also Bankruptcy<br />

GOULD. EDWIN<br />

Inspects company coal mines at Jenny Lind<br />

GOULD, JAY<br />

see also Railroads<br />

GOULD. K 0<br />

see also Poems<br />

GOULD. W E<br />

see dso Alcoholic Beverages<br />

GOVERNMENT BONDS AND INVESTMENTS (ARK)<br />

Fayetteville seeks refund from state for premature payment<br />

Gov J P Eagle explains discrepancy in accounting for bonds<br />

06/03/91 06 6


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Bill in Legis would protect investment of public monies 01/28/91 06<br />

Gov J P Eagle locates bonds issued just before Reconstruction 05/17/91 02<br />

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES (LOCAL)<br />

LR criticised for allowing city atty to keep private clients 09/13/91 04<br />

GOVERNOR (ARK)<br />

List of guests attending reception by Gov and Mrs J P Eagle 01/04/91 02<br />

Eagle asks Legis to study chgs W E Woodruff misused funds 01/14/91 01<br />

Gov Eagle explains discrepancy in accounting for state bonds 01/14/91 01<br />

James P Eagle presents many progressive ideas to Legis 01/14/91 01<br />

Text of Gov J P Eagle's message to the Legislature 01/14/91 01<br />

Choice of C B Myer for Land Commr explained by Gov Eagle<br />

Public schools discussed by Eagle in message to Legis<br />

01/14/91 01<br />

01/14/91 02<br />

AN and its Medical and Law Depts discussed in message 01/14/91 02<br />

Gw Eagle discusses Mines. Manufacturers, Agri Bureau work 01/14/91 02<br />

G w Eagle repts on Deaf Mute Inst and School for the Blind 01/14/91 02<br />

Improvements at Branch Normal Coll asked by Gov Eagle 01/14/91 02<br />

Gov Eagle supports state funds for World's Fair exhibit 01/14/91 02<br />

Work of stare Geological Survey discussed by Gov Eagle 01/14/91 02<br />

Aid far --Confederate soldiers asked by Gov J P Eagle 01/14/91 02<br />

Gov Eagle suggests creation of a Railroad Commission<br />

Prison reforms, including mwe of facilty. favored by Eagle<br />

01/14/91 02<br />

01/14/91 02<br />

Separate railroad cars for Negroes favored by Gov Eagle 01/14/91 02<br />

State Lunatic Asylum work discussed by Gov Eagle 01/14/91 02<br />

Stiffer laws on marriage, divorce asked by Gov Eagle 01/14/91 02<br />

Gov Eagle wants young prison inmates separated from older men 01/14/91 02<br />

State Bd of Equalization proposed by Gov J P Eagle 01/14/91 02<br />

Ban on prize fighting sought by Gov Eagle 01/14/91 02<br />

Creation of a state Fish Comm advocated by Gov Eagle 01/14/91 02<br />

Death sentence of Edward Johson commutted to life by Eagle 01/15/91 08<br />

Excerpts from press comments on message to Legislature 01/18/91 02<br />

Praise for Gw Eagle's message to Legis continues 01/24/91 04<br />

Death sentence of Charles Smard commutted by Gov Eagle 01/29/91 04<br />

Old Negro woman named Dony Crook pardoned by Gov Eagle 01/30/91 04<br />

Staff of Gov James P Eagle named 01/30/91 04<br />

Legislators, state officials entertained by Mr and Mrs Eagle 01/31/91 01<br />

Seven men mentioned as potential candidates for Gov next yr 02/08/91 01<br />

Names of William M Fishback. E W Rector mentioned for gw 02/08/91 02<br />

Gov Eagle asks legis panel to count treasury receipts 02/13/91 06<br />

Prison inmate Zack Tate pardoned by Gov James P Eagle 02/15/91 02<br />

Gw Eagle has brief talk with W E Woodruff on msg state funds 02/15/91 05<br />

Gov Eagle on proposed commerical congress called by Kansas 02/15/91 13<br />

Death sentence of Charles Seward commutted by Gov J P Eagle 02/19/91 04<br />

Gov James P Eagle does not favor capital punishment 02/19/91 04<br />

Gov Eagle says he asked William E Woodruff to make reports 02/19/91 06<br />

Gov Eagle signs law for separate railroad coaches for Negroes 02/24/91 04<br />

Calls for thorough probe of loss of funds from treasury 03/01/91 05<br />

Young nephew of Mrs Eagle visiting in governor's mansion 03/08/91 09<br />

Friends urge 3 T Walker of Madison to seek Gov's seat in '92 03/14/91 08<br />

G w Eagle assures Negroes no laws passed to reatrict them 03/21/91 04<br />

Gov James P Eagle pardons two murderers 04/01/91 05<br />

Gov Eagle appts members of AIU Board of Trustees 04/04/91 06<br />

Washington Press endorses E W Rector for nat governor 04/05/91 09<br />

Gov Eagle appts delegates to Commercial Congress<br />

Gov James P Eagle welcomes Pres Benjamin Harrison to Ark<br />

04/14/91 04<br />

04/18/91 01


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Photograph of G m James P Eagle<br />

State Pharmacy Comm apptd by Gov James I Eagle<br />

Execution date for W i l l Jackson set by Gov J P Eagle<br />

Gov Eagle vetoed none of the 159 bills passed by Legislature<br />

Gov Eagle pledges aid in efforts for World's Fair exhibit<br />

Death sentence of William Jackson commutted by Gov 3 P Eagle<br />

Gov Eagle runs down bonds issued 53 years ago<br />

Gov Eagle speaks at religious service for Fletcher Rifles<br />

Calls state cow to discuss World's Fair participation<br />

Gov J P Eagle speaks at opening of bridge at Fort Smith<br />

Hugh A Dinsmore has support for next gov<br />

James P Eagle addresses National TPA corn at LR<br />

William M Fishback mentioned as successor to Gov Eagle<br />

Speculation on Democratic nominee in 1892 continues<br />

Name of James P Clark mention for Dem nminee<br />

Support voiced for Dem nomination of William M Fishback<br />

Partial list of county Equalization Bds apptd by G w Eagle<br />

Judge L L Mack, of Greene County mentioned for next gov<br />

Newspapers speculate on next governor<br />

Clemency for Robert Williams refused by Gov Eagle<br />

D E Barker spoken of as Farmer's Alliance candidate<br />

Christopher C Hamby serving as acting governor for one week<br />

Gov James P Eagle spending week in Kentucky<br />

Thomas M Gunter will be next gov. Fort Smith Call believes<br />

D E Barker may be third party candidate for gw<br />

3 P Eagle active in state World's Fair corn<br />

Potential candidate E W Rector interviewed<br />

Gov Eagle comments on arrest of accountant 3 L Bay<br />

Gov J P Eagle says he will never seek public of £ice again<br />

Gov J P Eagle comments on fund-raising for World's Pair<br />

Allegation made that Treasurer R B Morruw slandered Eagle<br />

R B Morraw denies allegation published in Alliance Progress<br />

Gov Eagle is object of friendly joke by H King White<br />

Gov Eagle performs wedding ceremony for Stiss-Dunaway couple<br />

Gov Eagle addresses Labor Day rally at LR<br />

Transcript of testimony at trial of J L Bay<br />

A W Files may become candidate for Dem nomination<br />

Hugh A Dinsmore may be Democratic candidate for Gov<br />

Gov J P Eagle upset over rumors on tresurar shortages<br />

Gov and Mrs Eagle help plan fund-raising for World's Fair<br />

Gov Eagle told of rioting Negroes in Lee County<br />

Brief interview with G w Eagle on shortage in state treasury<br />

Eagle designates guard 1st Regiment <strong>Arkansas</strong> State Guard<br />

J P Eagle speaks of his Dutch ancestry in speech to Germans<br />

G w J P Eagle returns from visit to Lonoke County<br />

Gov Eagle speaks at Arkadelphia fair, visits Ouachita College 10/17/91 01<br />

Gov Eagle serves as president of Baptist State Convention 10/28/91 01<br />

Baptists reelect Gov Eagle president of Baptist Convention 10/29/91 01<br />

G w Eagle leaves Baptist Conv meeting to testify at trial 10/30/91 01<br />

Call for <strong>Arkansas</strong> River Conv issued by Gov Eagle 11/01/91 06<br />

Gov Eagle testifies in trial of W E Woodruff 11/01/91 09<br />

Gov and Mrs Eagle entertain distinguished guests 11/03/91 08<br />

Gov Eagle addresses mass meeting on World's Fair 11/05/91 03<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Guard officers named by Gov 3 P Eagle 11/13/91 04


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Gov Eagle asks War Dept to supply ordnance stores 11/21/91 05 2<br />

Report on race riot at Gurdon sought by Gav James P Eagle 11/27/91 01 7<br />

Raising of Worldps Fair funds urged by Gov James P Eagle 11/28/91 08 2<br />

Gw and Mrs Eagle receive gifts from the Potter Palmers 12/27/9106 3<br />

List of guests attending reception given by Gov & Mrs Eagle 12/27/91. 12 1<br />

GRACE, W P<br />

see also Expositions<br />

Leads fight against liquor sales in Pine Bluff 01/08/91 01 5<br />

GRACIE. J K<br />

see also Agriculture Jy29<br />

GRADY, JOHN<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

GWTER, JOHN W<br />

see also Murders - Mayer. Isadore<br />

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC<br />

see Veterans<br />

GRAND PRAIRIE IMMIGRATION SOCIETY<br />

see Immigration<br />

G W T COUNTY<br />

see also Storms<br />

GRAPES<br />

see Fruit<br />

GRAVES, J W<br />

see also Expositions Ag2<br />

GRAYS ON, JOHN<br />

see also Murders<br />

GREEN, ABE<br />

see also Murders - Profit, Mose<br />

GREEN, B W<br />

see also Taxation<br />

GREEN, JOHN F<br />

Biographical eke tch of Batesv ille businessman<br />

GREEN, W M<br />

see also Presbyterian Church Apl My14<br />

GREENE COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Marshall. Zaley<br />

GREERlWOOD<br />

see also Fires<br />

GREER, JOE<br />

see also Murders - Noxville, Charles<br />

GREGG, J M<br />

eee also Murders - McCuen, D F<br />

GRB(;G.<br />

LAFAYE:TTE<br />

see also Expositions<br />

Judge Gregg critically ill at Fayetteville<br />

Biographical sketch of Judge Gregg<br />

Former Ark Supreme Court justice dies at Fayetteville<br />

Telegram announced death of Judge Gregg<br />

GREGORY, FLOYD<br />

see also Lynching<br />

GRESHAM, JOHN<br />

see also Murders - Gresham, John<br />

GRIFFIN, THOMAS<br />

see also Murders - Griffin. Thomas


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DATE<br />

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GRIFFITH, W R<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

GRINSW, 3 F<br />

see also Honey<br />

GUARANTY TRUST CO (LITTLE ROCK)<br />

see Banks<br />

GUNS<br />

see Firearms<br />

GUNTER, THOMAS M<br />

see also Gwernor (Ark) Je20 Jy24<br />

GURDON -<br />

see dso Lynching<br />

see also Negroes<br />

see also Robberies<br />

Results of municipal election 04/08/91 01 2<br />

GURDON - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

06/23/08/2 06/30/01/2 07/08/08/5 07/23/04/3 08/08/01/4<br />

GUS BLAS S AND CO<br />

see Retail Storee<br />

Employees form a mutual aid assn for members 11/15/91 16 5<br />

HABMBURC - NWS BRXEBS<br />

01/08/04/6<br />

HACKETT<br />

see also Masons<br />

NACKETT, JEREMIAH<br />

Mr and Mrs Hackett celebrate wedding anniversary<br />

mcm, J F<br />

see also Murders - Hackman, J F<br />

HACKSAW. SARAH<br />

see also Murders - Hacksaw. Sarah<br />

HAGER, &EXANDER<br />

see also Medicine<br />

Bequeathed property to Catholic Church after wif eq s death 11/26/91 08 2<br />

HAGGARD, HENRY RIDER<br />

Famous English author stops briefly in LR 03/31/91 03 2<br />

HALL, JOHN T<br />

see also Credit<br />

HALL, R C<br />

see also Colleges<br />

HALLIBURTON, W H<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

HALLUM. JOHN<br />

see also Courts (Ark) - Supreme Court<br />

HAM. WILLIAM<br />

see also Murders - Ham. William<br />

HAMBrnE, A J<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

HAMBURG<br />

see also Fires<br />

J W Kittrell elected mayor<br />

HAMBURG - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

01/10/03/6 01/15/04/4 04/11/08/1 05/24/11/1 07 /29/O3/3<br />

O9/ l2/O6/l<br />

HmY, CHRISTOPHER C


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also Colleges<br />

see also Governor (Ark) Jy23<br />

see dso Veterans Mr27<br />

HANIXTON, THOMAS E<br />

see also Murders - Gage. W A<br />

HAMPTON - W S BRIEFS<br />

07/23/07/6 08/01/01/5 08/12/08/1<br />

HANCOCK, BEN<br />

see also Robberies Je18<br />

HANCOCK. WILLIAM J<br />

see also Shootings Ap25 Ap30 Ag20 Ag21 Ag22 N24<br />

li4NDI CAPPED<br />

see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> School for the Blind<br />

see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> School for the Deaf<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> has 303 deaf mute children<br />

Pulling tooth restores sight to Mrs Eliza Ryan of Lamar<br />

HANGER COTTON GIN<br />

see Companies<br />

HANGER, PETER<br />

Listed as an Ark pioneer<br />

HANGING<br />

see Capital Punishment<br />

HANKS* C J<br />

Photograph of president of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Division of TPA<br />

HANNIBAL. JUD<br />

see also Murders - Hannibal. Jud<br />

NARDEN, JANE<br />

Mrs Harden and her son bury her dead infant<br />

HARDIN, A B<br />

see also Storms<br />

IIARDIN, JOHN<br />

see also Fires<br />

HARRING E'LANTATION<br />

see Real Estate<br />

HARDISON. TOM<br />

see also Legislature (Ark)<br />

HARDY<br />

Town shows grawth in business and population<br />

HARDY - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

01/15/03/4<br />

HARDY. WILLIAM R<br />

Ark State Senator dies at Buena Vista home<br />

Brief biography of Senator Hardy<br />

HARKEY. J M<br />

see also Prisons<br />

see also Veterans Mr26 Mr27<br />

State senator from Russellville commended<br />

HARLEY, W R<br />

Judge Harley of Dallas County dies<br />

Judge Harley was personal friend of Kit Carson<br />

IlARMES. AMELIA<br />

see also Suicide<br />

HARMES. HENRY<br />

see also Suicide


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DATE<br />

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HARN,<br />

CHARLES D<br />

see also Murders - Jones, Tom<br />

HARPER, J N<br />

Loses Monticello residence in fire<br />

HARPER, L 5<br />

see also Murders - Wilson, Harry<br />

WRIS , BENJAMIN<br />

see also Legislature (Ark)<br />

HARRIS. W A<br />

see also Murders - Harris, W A<br />

HARRIS, wnm<br />

Named page in Congress<br />

HARRISBURG<br />

see also Fires<br />

HARRISBUS - NBIS BRIEFS<br />

03/28/04/5<br />

HAIZRLS ON<br />

see also Christian Church<br />

see also Expositions<br />

see also Fires<br />

No houses in Harrison are unoccupied<br />

HARRIS ON, BENJAMIN<br />

President Harrison to spend one hour in LR while on trip<br />

President to be welcomed to Ark by G w James P Eagle<br />

Plans made to welcome President to Ark and LR<br />

President to be entertained at Ark State House<br />

Little Rock plans grand reception for President Harrison<br />

Elaborate preparations made for Presidentt s visit to LR<br />

Outline of plans for visit to LR<br />

Description of reception in LR<br />

President Harrison warmly welcomed to Little Rock<br />

Description of Harrison's special train<br />

Factory whistles sounded to announce arrival at Argenta<br />

G w James P Eagle welcomes President Harrison to Ark<br />

Photograph of President Harrison<br />

Over 15,000 gather at Capitol bldg to welcome pres to Ark<br />

Text of welcome address of Gov Eagle, response of Harrison<br />

Town of Brinkley pays homage to president<br />

Argenta honored president as train passed through city<br />

Texarkana residents greet train as it passes through<br />

Gazette explains why Little Rock honored Pres Harrison<br />

HARRISON, BENJAMIN (MRS)<br />

Photograph of Mrs Harrison<br />

HARROI), J A<br />

see also Politics Je24<br />

HARRODD, J H<br />

Memorial to Monte H Sandels presented in US Court<br />

HARTMAN, THE0<br />

see also Mount Nebo<br />

HARTON, D 0<br />

see also Housing 3y29<br />

HARVEY, RUBIN I<br />

see also Civil War<br />

HASLEn, J M


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DATE<br />

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see also Murders - Haslett, J M<br />

HATE, J C<br />

see also Frauds<br />

HATLEY,<br />

ADAM<br />

see also Murders - Hatley, Adam<br />

HATLEY, LITT<br />

see also Murders - Hatley, Adam<br />

HAWKINS, GAINES<br />

see also Murders - Jones, Aaron<br />

WKINSs H T<br />

State Senator frcm Columbia Co suffers vertigo attack<br />

HAWKINS, JOHN<br />

see also Murders - King. Calvin<br />

HAWS<br />

see Wildlife<br />

HAWLEY. WILL<br />

see also Murders - McGaughy, M L<br />

HAXSELL, SARAH<br />

see also Murders - Hacksell, Sarah<br />

HAYNES, E K JR<br />

see also Murders - Haynes, E K Jr<br />

HAYNES, JEFF<br />

see also Murders - Haynee, Jeff<br />

HAYS, ATBERT<br />

see also Murders - Hays, Albert<br />

HEAD. H C<br />

see also Legislature (Ark)<br />

HWN, CHARLES<br />

see also Murders - Jones. Tom<br />

HEARTSILL, W B<br />

see also Politics<br />

HEBER - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

03/17/03/3<br />

HEBRON, I L<br />

see also Fires<br />

HEFFINGTON, SUSAN<br />

see also Children<br />

HEIGHT (HUMAN)<br />

Nellie Wilson of Miller County is 8 ft, 2 1/2 inches tall 11/22/91 16 2<br />

HELENA<br />

see also Colleges<br />

see also Davis, Jefferson<br />

see also Episcopal Church<br />

see also Fires<br />

see also Organizations<br />

see also Water<br />

Census shaws Helena is city of the first class<br />

Citizens ticket named for municipal offices<br />

Results of municipal election<br />

HELENA - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

02/05/01/5 O5/ 22/Ol/6<br />

HELENA WATER GO<br />

see Water<br />

HELENA, INDIAN BAY AND BRINKLEY RAILROAD


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see<br />

Railroads<br />

HEMPSTEAD COUNTY<br />

see also Economic Development<br />

see also Floods<br />

see also Murders - Jones, Nat K<br />

see also Murders - Stroud. Joseph<br />

see also Murders - Watson, Frank<br />

see also Vigilantes<br />

HEMPSTEAD COUNTY BANK<br />

see Banks<br />

HEMPSTEAD, B<br />

see also Fellows. John R<br />

HEMPSTEAD. FAY<br />

see also Books<br />

see also Poems<br />

Addresses graduating class of AIU Medical Dept 04/03/91 08 1<br />

Favors law mandating teaching Ark history in public schools 04/07/91. 01 3<br />

Speaks at Lodge of Sorrow honoring Albert Pike, George Meade 06/25/91 01 3<br />

HEMPSTEAD, ROY<br />

see also Books<br />

HENDERSON<br />

New town in Ouachita County holds grand barbecue 07/18/91 06 2<br />

HENDERSON, 5 T<br />

see also Livestock<br />

HmE RSON. MO SE<br />

see also Lynching<br />

see also Shootings<br />

HENRY,<br />

JAMES A<br />

Honorary pallbearer at funeral of Albert Pike<br />

HENSON FAMILY<br />

see also Murders - Henson Emily<br />

HEROLD, JOSEPH C<br />

see also Robberies<br />

HICKMAN, FRANK,<br />

see also Crime<br />

HICKS, ALLEN W<br />

Listed as an <strong>Arkansas</strong> pioneer<br />

HICKS, JOE<br />

see also Murders - Hicks. Joseph J<br />

HICKS, W F<br />

see also Expositions<br />

HIDER, WILLIAM<br />

see also Murders - Hider, William<br />

HIGHER EDU CATION<br />

see Colleges<br />

HILB, MAX<br />

Prominent LR resident dies<br />

Funeral held at Hilb home in LR<br />

HILL. !THOMAS<br />

see also Murders - Hill, Thomas<br />

HILLIARD. CHARLES<br />

see also Assaults<br />

HINEMAN UNIVERSITY<br />

see Colleges


HrnEMAN,<br />

J H<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

see also Colleges<br />

HINES, A M<br />

see also Murders - Cross, C L<br />

HINKLE, WILLIAM<br />

see also Murders - Hinkle, William<br />

HINSON, LUTHER<br />

see also Fires<br />

HISTORIC HOUSES AND SITES<br />

Old Stinnett mansion in Logan County still stands<br />

HISTORY (ARK)<br />

see also Civil War<br />

Sam Houston was Van Buren businessman in 1828<br />

Pioneer courts in SW Ark recalled<br />

Former slave recalls hunting deer in present day downtown LR<br />

Mrs B W Darby was one of first settlers at Hot Springs<br />

James Marrs moved to Big Mulberry area in 1818<br />

Elias N Conway presents photographs of Conways to state<br />

Photograph of Elias N Conway presented to state<br />

Photograph of Henry Wharton Conway presented to state<br />

Photograph of James S Conway presented to state<br />

Whereabouts of most Mountain Meadow survivors unknown<br />

Mountain Meadow Massacre survivor Felix M Jones visits Ark<br />

Mountain Meadow survivors brought to Carrolltawn in 1859<br />

Utah Mormons and Indians involved in Mountain Meadow affair<br />

James Trimble settled in Sulphur Rock area in 1817<br />

Story of vigilante hanging of horse theif near Lewisville<br />

Shanty row stood next to state house in early 1860s<br />

Article mentions sweral early settlers in Little Rock<br />

Obituary mentions conditions in LR in 1833<br />

HIXON, MATT<br />

Former legislator reptd in dying condition at Shoal Creek<br />

Mr Hixon shaws some improvement<br />

Col Hixon recovers from serious illness<br />

HOAXES<br />

Man who reported OIHaver dead claimed to be C H Loomis<br />

Reported death of OtHaver in accident may have been a hoax<br />

Strange case of man claiming to be C H Loomis<br />

C H Loomis thinks impostor was J G Miller<br />

HOBOES<br />

see Vagrancy<br />

HOLIIS, LESTER<br />

Publishes extracts from Irish orators<br />

HOLLINSWORTH, S 3<br />

see also Fires<br />

HOLLIS. D S<br />

see also Crawford County<br />

HQLLIS, J CARROLL<br />

see also Shootings<br />

HOLMES, JAMES S<br />

Obituary gives lengthy account of career of Holmes<br />

HOLMES, W D<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

HOLT. A J<br />

DATE<br />

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see also Baptist Church<br />

HOLT, JANE JULIET<br />

Little Rock resident dies<br />

Obituary<br />

Funeral held<br />

Memorial tribute<br />

HOLT,<br />

STERLING<br />

see also Murders - Dyer. A J<br />

HOLT, W H<br />

see also Murders - Holt. W N<br />

HOME WATER 0<br />

see Water<br />

HOMICIDE<br />

see Murders<br />

HONEY<br />

B F Grinstead of Pope Co, sells large amount of honey<br />

HOOD. ISAAC<br />

see also Murders - Hood, Isaac<br />

HOOKER, JOHN J<br />

see also Murders - Derreseaux, John D<br />

HOPE<br />

see also Economic Development<br />

see dso Housing<br />

Photographs of buildings in town<br />

Feature article on commercial importance of city<br />

History of Hempstead County town<br />

HOPE - hlWS BRIEFS<br />

07/19/12/2 10/06/03/3<br />

HOPE FEMALE INSTITUTE<br />

see Colleges<br />

HOPKINS. A J<br />

see also Shootings<br />

HOPKINS, A L<br />

see also Murders - Riddel. James<br />

HOPKINS. JOHN W<br />

Obituary of ex-mayor of Little Rock<br />

HOPSON, BEN<br />

see also Shootings Je23<br />

HORNBUCKLE. JOHN<br />

see also Murders - Baldwin, John<br />

HOZWER. J S<br />

see also Commercial Congress. Trans-Mississippi<br />

HORNER. ROBERT<br />

see also Robberies<br />

HORNOR. JOHN 3<br />

see also Railroads Ap4 My12<br />

HORNOR. JOHN 3 (MRS)<br />

see also Libraries Ap28<br />

HORSE RACING<br />

Hot Springs Racing Assn postpones opening of season<br />

Forty horses already in Hot Springs for racing season<br />

Carloads of horses arrive at Hot Springs for races<br />

Season opens at Hot Springs<br />

Winners of races at Hot Springs track


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Results from Hot Springs track<br />

Results of Hot Springs racing<br />

Results from 9th day of racing at Hot Springs<br />

Results of Hot Springs races<br />

Clinton Park Driving Assn races at LR announced<br />

Report on Hot Springs racing<br />

Results frm Hot Springs track<br />

Results from Clinton Park at LR<br />

Results from Hot Spring racing<br />

Hot Springs track ends its meet, Clinton Park opens<br />

Horses from Hot Springs park to race at Clinton Park<br />

Over 70 horses already in stables at Clinton Park<br />

Leading horsemen bringing their flyers to Clinton Park<br />

Closing of LR business for opening at Clinton Park urged<br />

Clinton Park to offer two free races for public<br />

List of LR businesses closing for Clinton Park opening<br />

LR Mayor W G Whipple approves half holiday for track opening<br />

Clinton Park attracts 2,000 spectators<br />

Clinton Park praised for fine racing<br />

Racing at Clinton Park is today<br />

Results of racing at Clinton Park<br />

Results of races at Clinton Park<br />

Clinton Park draws attendance of 8.000<br />

Results from races at Clinton Park<br />

Results of races at Clinton Park<br />

Results of racing at Clinton Park<br />

Judges at Clinton Park cancel bets in one heat<br />

Season ends at Clinton Park<br />

Races to be held today at Clinton Park in LR<br />

Spring racing opens at Fort Smith Jockey Club<br />

Fort Smith fills up with racing f an6<br />

Clinton Park to hold special races during TPA convention<br />

Cliton Park racing results<br />

Clinton Park at LR added to the southern racing circuit<br />

Little Rock Jockey Club organized<br />

Running meeting to be held in spring, trotting in fall<br />

Stockholders of Little Rock Jockey Club meet<br />

Official program, purses set for Little Rock races<br />

Program for Texarkana fair<br />

Little Rock Jockey Club holds meeting<br />

Fine meet expected at Little Rock Jockey Club track<br />

Little Rock Jockey Club facilities improved far coming races<br />

Horses arriving for LR races<br />

Little Rock Jockey Club ready for races<br />

Fall meeting of Little Rock Jockey Club begins today<br />

Fall meeting of Little Rock Jockey Club opens successfully<br />

Results of races at Little Rock track<br />

Many LR business houses to close for races<br />

Results of races at Little Rock Jockey Club<br />

Fall meet of Little Rock Jockey Club completed<br />

Race track may be built on old Gaines farm near Hot Springs<br />

Report on races at Forrest City<br />

Results of races at Arkadelphia<br />

Results of races at Hope fair


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Little Rock Jockey Club becoming nationally-known<br />

S M Apperson named president of Little Rock Jockey Club<br />

HOSPITALS<br />

see Courts (US) - District of Western <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />

see Medicine<br />

NOT SPRING COUNTY<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

HOT SPRINGS<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

see also Baseball - Professional<br />

see dso Boxing<br />

see also History (Ark)<br />

see also Horse Racing<br />

see also Hotels<br />

see also Parks<br />

see also Parties<br />

see also Vice<br />

Trust that controlled price of baths has dissolved<br />

Prominent visitors pouring into city<br />

Residence being built for Supt of Govt Reservation<br />

Workman killed at hot water reservoir work site by cable<br />

City filling with prominent visitors<br />

Congress writing new law on use of Hot Springs Reservation<br />

City filling up with prominent visitors<br />

Senator Daniel W Voorhees on way to Hot Springs for visit<br />

Senator Daniel W Voorhees arrives in Hot Springs<br />

All hot water to be funnelled into new sealed reservoir<br />

Description of the hot water reservoir built by the govt<br />

List of wealthy guests at Hot Springs Reservation<br />

New residence being constructed for Reservation Supt<br />

City election begins to stir interest of candidates<br />

Dummy railroad line may be built to Hell's Half Acre<br />

Hot political campaign under way<br />

Politics at fwer pitch in city<br />

Memphis paper publishes highly colored account of events<br />

Republicans have plan for capturing municipal offices<br />

E W Rector comments on municipal election in city<br />

John Loughran elect ed Mayor<br />

Election of Loughran to be contested by M 0 Eisele<br />

Sen Daniel W Voorhees much improved in health<br />

Interior Secretary John W Noble visiting city<br />

Mayor plays practical joke on police force. E H Sanders says<br />

Hot springs in valley have been knmn since 1804<br />

Interior Dept to require fireproof bldgs in future<br />

Interior Secy John W Noble tells of trip to Hot Springs<br />

Loughran says it is hard to get policemen away from saloons<br />

hylor Loughran says E H Sanders made up practical joke rept<br />

Mayor John Loughran angered by rept by E H Sanders<br />

LR Police Chief responds to card of Mayor John Loughran<br />

Search being made for old Liver Spring at Hot Springs<br />

Unsold lots in natl reservation to be sold<br />

Mayor John Loughran attends German celebration in LR<br />

Scramble begins for leases on bathhouses<br />

Logan H Roots to build fine bathhouse on site of Hale bath


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DATE<br />

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HOT SPRINGS - W S BRIEFS<br />

01/11/12/1 01/28/01/4 03/01/02/1 03/04/08/1 03/10/05/2<br />

04/18/06/1 04/28/06/1 05/07/05/3 05/08/03/3 05/10/12/1<br />

05/20/01/4 07/19/16/1 09/22/01/4 09/27/06/1 09/29/01/6<br />

10/03/01/4 10/06/01/3 lO/O7/Of /3 10/08/01/6 10/09/01/2<br />

10/10/01/2 io/is/oi/3 io/i7/or/6 IO/~I/OI/S<br />

HOT SPRINGS RACING ASSOCIATION<br />

see Horse Racing<br />

HOT SPRINGS SENTINEL<br />

see Newspapers<br />

HOTELS<br />

see also Mount Nebo<br />

Pullman ready to open at Hot Springs<br />

Famous old Metropolitan Hotel at LR reopening<br />

Hotel Trulock at Pine Bluff being remodeled<br />

Fourth floor may be added to Capital Hotel at LB<br />

Mrs J C Watkins converts Welcher House to boarding house<br />

J H Lammer building large hotel at Argenta<br />

Crescent Hotel owned by Eureka Imprwement Co<br />

<strong>An</strong>derson Gordon takes aver operation of Rose Hotel at LR<br />

Port Smith1 s Le Grande burns<br />

J W Irwin may build hotel at Fort Smith<br />

Gill House and Sulphur Springs Hotels serve Searcy<br />

Newport has nw hotel<br />

Peter L Mivelaz now awns Hotel Main at Fort Smith<br />

Peter L Mivelaz pledges to make Main Hotel first class<br />

Batesville Hotel at Batesville operated by J W McDonald<br />

Prattts Hotel at LR uses 500 chickens weekly<br />

Capital Hotel Co formed at LR to operate Capital Hotel<br />

Capital Hotel to be refitted, changed to the American plan<br />

John F Calef elected president of Capital Hotel Co<br />

Townsend House at Newport adding 27 roams<br />

Jonesborols new Electric Hotel opens<br />

Trulock Hotel at Pine Bluff is first-rate hotel<br />

Description of Newport's two hotels<br />

HOUSE OF REFUGE, REAL ESTATE AND SHIPPING CO-OPERATIVE AS SN<br />

Negroes form pecriliar assn in LR<br />

HOUSE, JOSEPH W<br />

Speaks at party honoring militia units at LR<br />

HOU SING<br />

Dr Sterling P Bond building handsome house in LR<br />

Bolton residence on Robinson called prettiest in Conway<br />

Photograph of C H Whitmore residence at LR<br />

Eight fine new dwellings under construction at Newport<br />

J C Yancy completes fine residence in Batesville<br />

George M Zeller building handsme residence at Paris<br />

D 0 Harton building large 2-story house on Robinson in Conway 07/29/91 08<br />

W i l l Duncan building residence on Prince St, Cotiway 07/29/91 08<br />

Several residences completed in Bald Knob 07/30/91 01<br />

A S Fowler residence at LR undergoing impravements 08/15/91 08<br />

John D Adams house at LR reportedly sold to C M Taylor 08/18/91 04<br />

W Y Foster building fine residence in Hope 09/06/91 02<br />

Home of Maj John D Adams at LR is for sale 10/10/91 08<br />

Description of- mansion of G w James P Eagle in LR 11/04/91 02


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DATE<br />

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Several residences under construct ion at Newport<br />

Fine new residences being built at Pine Bluff<br />

Dr J F Simmons building magnificant residence at Pine Bluff<br />

Several new buildings completed at Paris<br />

HOUSTON, SAM<br />

Houston engaged in business in Van buren in 1828<br />

HOWARD COUNTY<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

see also Briggs, W H<br />

see also Storms<br />

HWARD. FANNIE<br />

see also Assaults<br />

HOWARD, W L<br />

see also Lynching<br />

HOWELL STATION<br />

see also Fires<br />

HUBBS. W S<br />

Two 'detectives' fined for false arrest of Hubbs<br />

HUDSON, J M<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Reapportionemnt<br />

see also Expositions<br />

Letter on crop mortgage law<br />

HUDSPETH, J H<br />

One of Prairie County's oldest citizens critically ill<br />

HUGHES, JOHN A<br />

see also Companies<br />

HUGHES, SIMON P<br />

Photograph of Justice Hughes<br />

&-Governor addresses fund-raiser for Jeff Davis monument<br />

HUNT, BEN<br />

see also Crime<br />

HUNTER, ANDREW<br />

see also Methodist Church<br />

Letter to Methodist Conference is touching testimonial<br />

Rev Hunter attends Methodist Conf session a t Arkadelphia<br />

Dr Hunter draws praise of Camden Beacon<br />

HUNTER, FRED W<br />

Reporter leaves Pine Bluff under strange circumstances<br />

Nothing heard f ran Hunter<br />

Hunter being treated for insanity at Paris, Texas<br />

HUNTING<br />

see Shootings<br />

see Wildlife<br />

HUNTINGTON - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

06/06/08/1 06/14/11/2<br />

HUNTL EY , JAME S<br />

see also Murders - Huntley, James<br />

HUTCHINSON, SILVIA<br />

see Marriage My2 My3<br />

HUTTON, WILLIAM P<br />

Letter on value of Worthen's railroad to ER<br />

HYATT, WILLIAM H<br />

Hyatt marries Nellie Frank Berry. dau of Senator J H Berry<br />

Berry-Hyatt wedding held at Bentonville home of Sen J K Berry 09/24/91 01<br />

98


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

IBBOTTSON. H<br />

see also Murders - McGaughy . W L<br />

ILLING, W P (WS)<br />

Stuttgart woman has copy of first issue of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette<br />

ILLNESS<br />

see Disease<br />

IMMIGRATION AND EMIGRATION<br />

see also Negroes<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> County residents promote immigration to prairie<br />

Grand Prairie Immigration Society organized at Stuttgart<br />

Group of emigrants f ram Wittenberg. Germany move to McAlmont<br />

French colony in Brazil wants to move to Ark<br />

Thirty-seven families settle on Grand Prairie<br />

Several families from Kansas settle at Huntsville<br />

IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS<br />

Court rules James R Miller entitled to pay for paving work<br />

INCEST<br />

see Sex Crimes<br />

INJ)E PENDENCE COUNTY<br />

see also Murders Frye, Emma<br />

see also Murders Lay, Charles<br />

see also Murders - Spencer, <strong>An</strong>drew<br />

Oil Trough residents want their area added to Jackson County<br />

INDEPENDENCE DAY<br />

Celebration planned at Brinkley and Stut tgar t<br />

Celebrated at LR<br />

INDIAN TERRITORY<br />

see Oklahatna<br />

INDIANA AND <strong>ARKANSAS</strong> LUMBEX CO<br />

see Wood<br />

INDIANS<br />

see also Archeology<br />

INDIANS, AMERICAN<br />

see also History (Ark)<br />

see also Mines<br />

INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS<br />

Frank Lee critically injured in cotton gin accident<br />

Man killed at Webb City sawmill<br />

Man has hand crushed in roller mill<br />

Man fatally inj ured at sawmill near Jonesbor o<br />

Man killed in sawmill accident in Woodruff Co<br />

Man dies of injuries in sawmill<br />

Workman on railroad bridge killed<br />

Girl critically injured by cotton press<br />

Gus McGinnis loses arm in gin accident<br />

Youth seriously injured at Woodruff Printing Co<br />

Truss Russell loses am in gin accident at Lamar<br />

Two men injured when boiler of Gates Lumber exploded<br />

INELUENZA<br />

see Disease<br />

INSECTS<br />

see also Livestock<br />

Brinkley area plagued with hordes of mosquitoes<br />

INSURANCE


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Altheimer Bros sue to recover insurance in loss of Red Store<br />

Fire Insurance Underwriters meeting in Hot Springs<br />

Fire Underwriters Assn completes corn at Hot Springs<br />

George Tilles complains of high fees for insurance agents<br />

George Tilles suggests creation of office of Insurance Commr<br />

INTER-OCEAN1 C RAILROAD<br />

see Rail roads<br />

INTERSTATE SUMMEX NORMAL ASSEMBLY<br />

see Education - Teachers<br />

INVENTIONS AND INVENTORS<br />

List of patents recently granted Arkansans<br />

W W Bailey of Altu~, iments cotton scraper and bedder<br />

Cotton scraper of W W Bailey praised<br />

Alex Carr granted patent on cotton chopper<br />

List of patents granted Arkansans<br />

List of recent patents granted Arkansans<br />

W W Bailey's cotton plow to be manufactured at Louisville<br />

Thomas Edwards builds device for capturing wild ducks<br />

IOWA CENTRAL RAILROAD<br />

see<br />

Railroads<br />

IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD<br />

see also Railroads - Accidents<br />

IRWIN. J W<br />

see also Hotels<br />

ISH. J G<br />

see also Education - Teachers<br />

ISOM, GABRIEL<br />

see also Murders - OtBrien. Silas<br />

IZARD COUNTY<br />

see also Weddings Dl7<br />

JACKSON COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Curry, Henry<br />

see also Murders - Dabney, J P<br />

see also Murders - Diffey<br />

see also Murders - Lay. Charles<br />

see also Murders - Moore. William<br />

see also Murders - Smith, William<br />

Jacksonport, Newport fight for county seat<br />

Removal of county seat to Newport gains support<br />

Removal of county seat from Jacksonport to Newport voted<br />

Excitement over removal of county seat site dying down<br />

The few whites remaining in Jacksonport plan to move<br />

Appropriation made for new courthouse<br />

E L Watson donated lots for nw courthouse<br />

Site selected at Newport for new courthouse<br />

Article describes enterprise and products of county<br />

JACKSON. mlUS<br />

see also Murders - Jackson, Rufus<br />

JACKSON. W B<br />

Letter on death of Ben B Nershey of Fort Smith<br />

JACKSON, WILLIAM<br />

see also Murders - Valentine, George<br />

JACKSON, WILLIAM.<br />

see also Murders - Dean. Ida


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

JACKS ONPORT<br />

Article describes decline of town<br />

JACKSONVILLE<br />

see also Robberies<br />

JACKSONVILLE - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

01/03/08/1 05/19/08/1 06/16/02/2 07/07/06/2<br />

JAILS<br />

see Prisons<br />

J ARRELL. WALTER<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

JEFPERSON OOUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Allen. Joseph<br />

see also Murders - Barnett. W i l l<br />

see also Murders - Barraque. Turvin<br />

see also Murders - Battles. Crawford<br />

see also Murders - Burns, Jimmy<br />

see also Murders - Crutchfield<br />

see also Murders - Derreseaux, John D<br />

see also Murders - Epstein. Morxis<br />

see also Murders - Frazer, Jake<br />

see also Murders - Hayes, Albert<br />

see also Murders - Martin. Henry<br />

see also Murders - McGaughy. W L<br />

see also Murders - Morgan, W G<br />

see also Murders - OrBrien, Silas<br />

see also Murders - Pell. Logan<br />

see also Murders - Randolph. M<br />

see also Murders - Scanlon. Thomas<br />

see also Murders - Valentine, George<br />

see also Murders - Williams, Horace<br />

see also Murders - Wilson. Sydney J (~rs)<br />

see also Negroes<br />

JEFFERSON OOUNTY JAIL<br />

see Prisons<br />

JELKS. J T<br />

see also Medicine My17<br />

JENKINS. LIZZIE<br />

see also Murders - Henson Family<br />

JENNINGS, JOHN<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

JENNINGS. OCTAVIA<br />

see also Parties Dl3<br />

JENNY LIND<br />

see also Telephones<br />

12/20/91 11 4<br />

JERNIGAN, E H<br />

Loses Redfield residence in fire 02/01/9101 2<br />

JEWS<br />

see also Young Men's Hebrew Association<br />

B'nai Israel Temple at LR presents fine musical program 01/06/91 08 1<br />

Mrs G Spinner refuses to recite in synagogue on Sunday<br />

Rabbi E Schreiber comments on Krs G Spinner's decision<br />

02/01/91 04 5<br />

02/01/91 04 5<br />

Mrs Genevieve Spinner replies to Rabbi Schreiber's charge 02/03/91 04 3<br />

Rabbi Schrieber called a liar and a coward by Mrs Spinner 02/03/91 04 3<br />

Meeting held at Temple to consider Schreiber-Spinner dispute 02/06/91 01 4


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Rabbi Schreiber to retire from BINai Brith Synagogue post<br />

Dr Schreiber was not dismissed, Elias Navra says<br />

Rabbi E Schreiber elected rabbi for Spokane, Wash<br />

Btnai Israel congregation bids farewell to Rev E Schreiber<br />

Rev Charles A Rubenstein is new Rabbi of temple at LR<br />

Little Rock Jews to observe Day of Atonement<br />

Day of Atonement being observed in Little Rock<br />

Jews in LR noted for paying debts wen when business fails<br />

Chanuka obsenred at Little Rock<br />

Chanukah celebrated at B'Nai Isrel<br />

JOB, T 5<br />

see also Murders - Duke, T B<br />

JOHNSON COUNTY<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

see also Assaults<br />

see also Murders - Gilbert<br />

JOHNSON,<br />

ALLEN<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

JOHNSON, ANNA<br />

see also Parties<br />

JOHNSON, WARD<br />

see also Murders - See, Joe<br />

JOHNSON. H T<br />

Speaks at Negro meeting protesting separate railway coaches<br />

JOHNSON, I W<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

JOHNSON, J C AND BRO<br />

see Bankruptcies<br />

JOHNSON, J P<br />

see also Robberies<br />

JOHNSON, J W<br />

see also Murders - Coward, Joe L<br />

JOHNSON, JAMIZ S<br />

see also Murders - Williams, John W<br />

JOHNSON, LEE<br />

see also Murders - Jonnson. Lee<br />

JOHNSON, LOUIS<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

JOHNSON, M H<br />

Elected officer in <strong>Arkansas</strong> Bankers Assn<br />

JOHNSON, WASH<br />

see also Murders - Williams.<br />

John W<br />

JONES, AARON<br />

see also Murders - Jones, Aaron<br />

JONES, ASHLEY<br />

see also Murders - Jones, Ashley<br />

30hX5, C H<br />

see also Democratic Party<br />

JONES, DAN W<br />

see also Legislature (Ark)<br />

&-Attorney Gen may build summer home in Rocky Comfort<br />

JONES, FELIX M<br />

see also History (Ark)<br />

JONES, IVERSON A


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 05<br />

JONES, J B<br />

Photograph of LR attorney<br />

JONES, J PJZNNO'EER<br />

see also Desha County<br />

JONES, J W<br />

see also Murders - Jones, J W<br />

JONES, JAMES K<br />

see also Congress (US) - Senate<br />

see also Murders - Jones, Nat K<br />

see also Politics<br />

Daughters entertain in Washington with tea<br />

JONES, JOHN<br />

see also Assaults<br />

JONES, JOHN B<br />

see also Little Rock<br />

JONES, KING<br />

see also Murders - Jones, J W<br />

JONES, MET L<br />

Finds <strong>Arkansas</strong> County highley desirable area<br />

JONES, NAT K<br />

see also Murders - Jones. Nat K<br />

JONES, SAM<br />

see also Religion<br />

JONES, TOM<br />

see also Murders - Jones, Tom<br />

J ONESBORO<br />

see also Hotels<br />

see also Prostitution<br />

Jonesboro Immigration and Improvement Assn formed<br />

Effort being made to install electric lights<br />

JONESBORO SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />

see Education - Commencement<br />

JUDSONIA<br />

see also Baptist Church<br />

see also Fires<br />

Results of municipal elections<br />

rnN, HERMAN<br />

see also Little Rock<br />

see also Parties D6<br />

KAKO MANUFACTURING CO<br />

see Companies<br />

KANAWAW. G W L<br />

eee also Farmers Alliance<br />

KANSAS AND <strong>ARKANSAS</strong> VALLEY RAILROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

KANSAS cIm SUN<br />

see Newspapers<br />

KANSAS CITY. <strong>ARKANSAS</strong> AND NEW ORLEANS RAILROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

KARR, JOHN<br />

see also Farmers Alliance<br />

Text of speech to Labor Day rally at LR<br />

KAVANAUGH. W M


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DATE<br />

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Named to Hiram and Lydia Baptist Coll bd<br />

KEADLE, 0 H<br />

Dalark man urges Legis to put an end to ' jug' trade<br />

KEATING. JOSEPH<br />

Whereabouts of Stephens man unknawn<br />

KEITH, C M<br />

see also Education - Teachers<br />

KEITH, TOM<br />

see also Medicine<br />

KELLER, C M<br />

see also Medicine<br />

KELLER, J M<br />

see also Assaults<br />

KELLOGG HOME POR OLD LADIES<br />

Managers of Jane Kellogg Home meet at LR<br />

Benefit for the Jane Kellogg Home planned<br />

List of goods given to hme during Donation Week<br />

More donations listed<br />

List of donations<br />

KELLY, JOEL<br />

Obituary of aged Union County resident<br />

KELLY. W E<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

KELLY, W T<br />

Honored with banquet at LR<br />

KENNEDY AND MORELOCK STAVE WORKS<br />

see Fires<br />

KEREOTT, DAISY B<br />

Photograph of Miss Kerbott<br />

KERROTT, DAISY B<br />

Places 3rd in Soule Coll scholarship contest<br />

KIDNAPPING<br />

J E Simmons chgd with abducting 12-yr-old girl in Saline Co<br />

Mrs J Driggett repts her 13-yr-old daughter taken by drummer<br />

KIMBALL, E W<br />

see also Expositions Jy29<br />

KIMBALL, EBEN W<br />

see also Expositions Ap5<br />

Speaks at party honoring militia units at LR<br />

KING. CALVIN<br />

see also Murders - King. Calvin<br />

KING, DAVE<br />

see also Murders - Jones, J W<br />

KING, H CLAY<br />

Mary E Pillow writes lengthy account of dealings with King<br />

David Poston mentions King-Pillow trial in Ark<br />

Trial of Mr King continues in Memphis<br />

Witnesses teotify that King may have been insane<br />

Testimony claims King is insane<br />

Clay found guilty of murder<br />

Mrs Mary E Pillow interviewed<br />

Editorial comment on comiction of King<br />

Sentenced to hang for murder of David H Poston at Memphis<br />

Original suit of Pillow vs King now before Ark Supreme Ct<br />

06/25/91 03 2<br />

03/03/91 04 5


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE (XIL<br />

Suit involves land awnership in Lee County. Ark<br />

KINSWORTHY, E B<br />

see also Veterans Mr27<br />

KLINE, FRANK<br />

see also Robberies<br />

KNIGHTS OF HONOR<br />

Information on LR lodges<br />

KNIGHTS OF LABOR<br />

see Labor<br />

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS<br />

Lodge at AtEns elects officers<br />

Searcy lodge gives fine program<br />

Lodge at Stephens installs officers<br />

Grand Lodge meeting in Helena<br />

News from corn at Helena<br />

Proceedings of conv in Helena<br />

Account of meeting at Fordyce<br />

New lodge instituted<br />

Information about lodges at LR<br />

KNIGHTS TEME'LAR<br />

Nineteenth annual conclave under way at LR<br />

Grand Commandery meeting under way at LR<br />

KOHLES, ANDREM<br />

see also Assaults<br />

KOREA<br />

see also Dinmnore, Hugh A<br />

KRAMER, CHARLES J<br />

Spacious reeidence used to entertain military unit at party<br />

Resigns as president of Pulaksi Gas Co<br />

K M R , FREDERICK<br />

see also Adams. John D<br />

see also Education - Boards of Educ<br />

Honorary pallbearer at funeral of Albert Pike<br />

Named president of Pulaski Gaslight Co<br />

Mr Kramer in Spirit Lake, Iowa<br />

Letter from Kramer at Spirit Lake<br />

KRISCH. FRANK<br />

Open letters to opponents of wine production in Ark<br />

KUPFEF&E. NICK<br />

see also Banks<br />

see also Companies<br />

LAB OR<br />

see also Railroads<br />

see also Street Railroads<br />

Strike by Sebastian County coal miners not expected<br />

United Mine Workers official talks with coal miners<br />

Contractor on street work at LR replaces Negroes with whites<br />

Street contractor says whites work faster than Negroes<br />

Federation. of railroad workers planned in Ark<br />

Workingmen of LR denounce comrict labor lease system<br />

Convict labor knocks free men out of work, paper says<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> River planters pay cotton pickers 50 cents per 100<br />

Cotton pickers to receive 50 cents per hundred pounds picked<br />

Farmers Alliance condemns prison convict lease system<br />

12/23/91 04 3


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Knights of Labor in session at LR<br />

City Electric Street Railway fires 64 Negroes, hires others<br />

Fired Negroes create near-mob scene at City Electric site<br />

Arrest warrants issued for Negroes fired by streetcar co<br />

Farmers Alliance resolution on price paid cotton pickers<br />

Cotton pickers in Lee Co demand 75 cents, go out on strike<br />

Lee Co farmers replace strikers with other Negroes<br />

Report says Negroes killed in strike trouble in Lee County<br />

Lee County in turmoil as murderous cotton pickers riot<br />

Striking Negro cotton pickers burn several gins in Lee Co<br />

Tom Miller killed trying to pacify Negroes in Lee County<br />

Lee County cotton pickers strike ends<br />

Posse captures Lee County rioters in Crittenden County<br />

Armed men take 9 Lee County rioters from officers, hang them<br />

Man arrested in Mississippi Co for urging cotton strike<br />

Memphis merchant 5 F Frank accused of inciting Lee Co Negroes 10/03/91 01<br />

Of 19 leading strikers in Lee County. 15 have been killed 10/03/91 01<br />

Troubles in Lee County believed at an end 10/03/91 01<br />

Force against force {ed on Lee County troubles) 10/03/91 04<br />

Lynching in Lee County has popular support in Hot Springs 10/04/91 01<br />

Accuracy of accounts of Lee County troubles questioned 10/04/91 01<br />

Knights of Labor boycott Lempts beer in labor dispute 10/21/91 01<br />

LABOR DAY<br />

Little Rock holds grand parade and celebration 09/08/91 08<br />

Prominent men address Labor Day crowd at LR 09/08/91 08<br />

LACKIE. CHARLES<br />

see also Murders - Lee, Bill<br />

LAFAYETTE COW NTY<br />

see also Murders - Chisholm, J E<br />

LAKE. STmLA<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

LAND COMMISSIONER (ARK)<br />

Charles B Myers submits his repr to Gov<br />

Gov Eagle explains his choice ofC B Myers for appt<br />

Report of Charles B Myers to the Legislature<br />

LAND SUBSIDENCE<br />

Three acres of Yell County land sinks four feet<br />

LANGLEY, ISOM P<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark D ist 02<br />

Accepts pastorate of Baptist Church in Poplar Bluff, Mo<br />

Gazette continues political snipes at Langley<br />

LANGLEY, SAMUEL<br />

Report says father of Rev Ism P Langley dead<br />

Rev Sam Langley says his father not dead<br />

LANG STON, GARRISON<br />

see also Negroes<br />

LANNER, JOHN<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

LANNIN, JIM<br />

see aleo Murders - Lannin, Jim<br />

LASTER, J H<br />

Mr and Mrs Laster celebrate golden anniversary at Clarksville 09/08/91 01<br />

LATTING (W L) CO<br />

see Companies


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

LAW AND LEGISLATION (AiX)<br />

Publication of Acts of Ark encouraged by Clarksville ed 02/14/91 04<br />

Bill for publication of new laws in each county is defeated 02/20/91 04<br />

LAWRENCE COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Ball<br />

see also Murders - Ward. Dick<br />

LAY, CHARLES<br />

see also Murders - Lay. Charles<br />

LEACH. E W<br />

see also Murders - Mayer, Isadore<br />

LEAD HILL<br />

see also Fires<br />

LEAKE, M B<br />

see also Fires<br />

LEAMING. THOMAS<br />

see also Shootings Ap25 Ap30 Ag21 N24<br />

LECTURES<br />

Mrs <strong>An</strong>na M Longshore-Potts to lecture at LR<br />

LEE COUNTY<br />

see also Courts (Ark)<br />

see also Labor<br />

see also Lynching<br />

see dso Murders - Lee. Bill<br />

see also Murders - McCuen. D F<br />

Residents of Lee Co inform G w J P Eagale of conditions there 09/29/91 01<br />

LEE. BILL<br />

see also Murders - Lee, Bill<br />

LEE. FRANK<br />

see also Industrial Accidents<br />

LEE. RUFE<br />

see also<br />

Fires<br />

LEFEVRE, NATHAN<br />

see also Murders - Lowry, Hense<br />

LEGAL PROFESSION<br />

Proceedings of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Bar Assn 01/23/91 04<br />

George B Rose lectures to law class at LR 02/13/91 02<br />

Attorney W M Cravens uses amusing. forceful phrases 05/09/91 06<br />

Atkinson & England move their law practice from statehouse 06/27/91 06<br />

T E Martin and George W Murphy form partnership 10/04/91 01<br />

Charles S Blackburn pens "A Lawyer's Dreamv1 12/25/91 04<br />

LEG I SLAW RE (ARK)<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

see also Brickell, Charles W<br />

see also Capit a1 Punishment<br />

see also Clement, W A<br />

see also Colleges<br />

see also Congress (US) - Senate<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Reapportionemnt<br />

see also Constitution (Ark)<br />

see also Credit<br />

see also Crowley. Ben J<br />

see also Davidson. Sam<br />

see also Drugs<br />

see also Education - Curriculum


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

Education - Textbooks<br />

Expositions<br />

Firemen<br />

Geological Survey (Ask)<br />

Hardy, William R<br />

Land<br />

Marriage and Divorce<br />

Negroes<br />

Police<br />

Religion<br />

Treasurer (Ark)<br />

Veterans<br />

Members beginning to gather in LR for 1890 session<br />

Legislators, prominent citizens gathering in LR for session<br />

Lobbies of Capital and Richelieu buzzing with politicians<br />

Lobbying for legislative jobs during session at fever pitch<br />

Democrats urged to act as compact body<br />

J P Clark elected Senate Pres, E W Rector. House Speaker<br />

Both houses meet, organize, elect officers<br />

Text of message of Gw J P Eagle to Legis<br />

Gazette lists legislation wanted by the people<br />

W H Furbush comments on employees chosen by Legis<br />

William Manning explains his conduct while speaking<br />

W H Furbush on appmt of House janitor<br />

Membership of House committees listed<br />

Many new bills introduced<br />

Sen Geo W Bell (~epub) explains his vote for James K Jones<br />

W H Furbush retracts statements about D W Jones. B E Adair<br />

Thomas B Gaughan to fill seat left vacant by Hardy death<br />

Eloquence of House Speaker E W Rector noted<br />

Reprs Dan W Jones. C A Otey exchange epithets on House floor<br />

Repr J N Donohoo explains his stand on separate coach law<br />

Effort may be made to reduce House membership to 75<br />

Tom Hardison honored by Committee Clerks<br />

The work before the Legislature (ed)<br />

Repra E G Mitchel, H C Head thrm articles at each other<br />

Benjamin Harris honored by Jonesboro ladies<br />

St: Louis paper palms off prisoners photos as Ark Legislature<br />

Senate President James P Clarke returns to position<br />

Legislators accused of taking bribes to oppose railroad bill<br />

House seeks source of rept of bribery on Railroad Comm act<br />

Members of 1873 Legislature have reunion in LR<br />

Repr E G Mitchell offended at treatment by Gazette reporter<br />

Large number of bills passed on final day of session<br />

Twenty-eighth session adjourns<br />

Summary of bills passed by Legis<br />

Legislature passed 166 bills and 28 memorials, resolutions<br />

None of the 159 bills passed were vetoed by Gov J P Eagle<br />

LEGISLATURE (ARK) - PROCEEDINGS<br />

Ol/l4/06/2 01/15/06/1 01/16/06/1 01/17/06/1 01/20/06/1<br />

01/21/06/1 01122/06/1 01/23/06/1 01/24/06/1 01/27/06/1<br />

01/28/06/1 01/29/06/1 06/30/06/1 01/31/06/1 02/03/06/1<br />

02/04/06/1 02/05/06/1 02/06/06/1 02/07/06/1 02/08/06/1<br />

02/10/06/1 02/11/06/1 02/12/06/1 02/13/06/2 02/14/06/1


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

02/15/06/1 02/17/06/1 02/18/06/5 02/19/06/1 02/20/06/1<br />

02/21/06/2 02/24/06/1 02/25/06/1 02/ 26/O6/l 02/27/06/1<br />

02/28/06/1 03/01/06/1 03/03/06/1 03/04/06/1 03/05/06/1<br />

03/06/06/1 03/07/06/1 03/08/06/1 03/10/06/1 03/11/06/1<br />

03/12/06/1 03/13/06/1 03/14/06/1 03/15/06/1 03/17/06/1<br />

03/18/06/1 03/19/06/1 03/20/06/1 03/21106/1 03/22/06/1<br />

03/24/06/1 03/25/06/1 03/26/06/1 03/27/06/1 03/28/06/1<br />

03/29/06/1 03/31/06/1 04/01/06/1 04/02/06/1 04/03/06/1<br />

04/04/06/1 04/05/01/1<br />

LEMON, A H<br />

see also Museums<br />

LENOX, FANNIE<br />

see also Weddings Dl7<br />

LEVEES<br />

see<br />

Floods<br />

LEWIS, GEORGE<br />

see also Railroads - Accidents<br />

LEWISVILLE<br />

see also Explosives and Explosions<br />

LEYMER, cZ!ARLES W<br />

Critically inj ured when horse fell on him<br />

LIBEL, AND SLANDER<br />

see also Newspapers<br />

LIBRARIES<br />

Women's <strong>Library</strong> Association of Helena meets<br />

Arkadelphia trying to estab a circulating library<br />

City library to be established at Nashville<br />

Nashville to have a public library<br />

LIGHTNING<br />

Child struck, killed in Jefferson County<br />

Saline County woman killed by lightning<br />

Wife of Dr Green critically injured, child killed at Lowell<br />

Woman critically injured at Eureka Springs<br />

Bolt of lightning startles dawntam LR area<br />

Lightning destroys kiln at Little Rock Cooperage Co<br />

Mrs Rosa G Bennett struck, critically injured<br />

Youth struck. killed<br />

Residence in Eureka Springs struck<br />

Four persons killed near Magnolia by lightning bolt<br />

Fifth man injured by bolt that killed four near Waldo<br />

LINCOLN COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Yarbrough, David<br />

LINCOLN, C J<br />

Photograph of LR businessman<br />

LINCOLN, CHARLES K<br />

see also Parties<br />

LINCOLN, 3 C<br />

Judge Lincoln going to Tenn on business<br />

LINCOLN, LOUIS C<br />

Presides at organization of IOOF lodge at Enola<br />

Lung problem may necessitate spending winter in Texas<br />

LINDE, M E<br />

see also Foreign Descent Groups<br />

LINDE, W H (MRS)<br />

DATE<br />

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DATE<br />

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Heirs seek control of estate in hands of W H Linde<br />

LINDSEY, WRIGHT<br />

see also Shootings D24<br />

LIQUOR<br />

see Alcoholic Beverages<br />

LITTLE RED RIVER<br />

see Ships and Shipping<br />

LITTLE RIVER COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Marney, Ed<br />

LITTLE RIVER COUNTY PILOT<br />

see Newspapers<br />

LITTLE ROCK<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

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see also<br />

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see ale0<br />

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see also<br />

see also<br />

Argenta<br />

Baptist Church<br />

Bars and Night Clubs<br />

Buildings<br />

Business<br />

Catholic Church<br />

Cemeteries<br />

Commercial Club of Little Rock<br />

Congregational Church<br />

Dead<br />

Entertainemnt<br />

Episcopal Church<br />

Explosives and Explosions<br />

Government Employees (Local)<br />

Harrison, Benj amin<br />

History (Ark)<br />

Hotels<br />

Housing<br />

Jews<br />

Labor Day<br />

Little Rock Arsenal<br />

Lutheran Church<br />

Memorial Day<br />

Methodist Church<br />

Newspapers<br />

Pol ice<br />

Prostitution<br />

Regional ism<br />

Re1 igion<br />

Salesmen<br />

Street Railroads<br />

Vagrancy<br />

Water<br />

City Council in lengthy meeting<br />

City Council proceedings<br />

City Council proceedings summarized<br />

Proceedings of City Council<br />

Proceedings of City Council session<br />

Supreme Ct rules for Green W Thompson in 1887 dispute<br />

Proceedings of City Council<br />

Proceedings of City Coluncil meeting<br />

Curtus K Whittemore may become candidate for Mayor<br />

12/15/9105 3


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DATE<br />

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Democrats lining up candidates for off ices<br />

John B Jones is candidate for Mayor<br />

Friends ask Asa B Bragg to seek alderman position<br />

Proceedings of City Council meeting<br />

Asa Bragg will be candidate for alderman<br />

H L Fletcher suggested as mayoral candidate<br />

Scott Street to be paved with brick<br />

Herman Kahn requested to seek alderman position<br />

H L Fletcher to seek mayor's post<br />

Proceedings of City Council meeting<br />

Herman Kahn is candidate for alderman<br />

Democrats to hold primaries to nominate candidates<br />

Democrats choose slate of candidates for city offices<br />

H Lewis Fletcher is Dem nominee for mayor<br />

Democrats enthusiastic about chance to carry election<br />

Mayor W i l l i a m G Whipple undecided on seeking re-election<br />

Proceedings of City Council meeting<br />

Mayor William G Whipple will not seek re-election<br />

Proceedings of City Council<br />

Proceedings of City Council meeting<br />

Proceedings of City Council<br />

William Zeisler withdraws from mayor race<br />

Col H L Fletcher has no opposition in race for Mayor<br />

Democratic ticket for municipal election listed<br />

Zeisler supporters continue to campaign for him for mayor<br />

Proceedings of City Council<br />

Democratic candidates carry LR municipal election<br />

Mayor-elect H L Fletcher outlines his municipal policy<br />

Democrats urge that Mayor H L Fletcher clean house<br />

Mayor William G Whipple turns office over to H L Fletcher<br />

Proceedings of City Council<br />

Remarks of outgoing Mayor W G Whipple at council meeting<br />

Mayor H L Fletcher addresses City Council<br />

City Council casts 92 ballots without electing street commr<br />

City Council debates, acts on several matters<br />

Editorials on new mayor and retiring mayor<br />

Proceedings of City Council<br />

Gazette responds to Philadelphia Prees on Dem maj ority<br />

Philadelphia Press hints Dem sweep not on fair basis<br />

Construction going on at rapid pace<br />

Proceedings of City Council meeting<br />

Paving streets is not duq of city, editor says<br />

City Council receives, disposes of batch of petitions<br />

Proceedings of City Council<br />

Large number of railroad conductors briefly entertained<br />

Lengthy article on history and development of city<br />

Photographs of LR frm Baring Cross and of Markham St<br />

Census of businesses in LR<br />

Photograph of residences along Lincoln Ave<br />

Photograph of Main St<br />

Photograph of Markhain St<br />

Proceedings of City Council<br />

Interior Secy John W Noble to be entertained at LR<br />

Scott St imprwements being made<br />

Ill


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Effort to be made to impeach Alderman W H Cajul 06/13/91 06<br />

Victory St improvements noted 06/14/91 03<br />

Proceedings of City Council meeting 06/16/91 03<br />

Water St improvements to be made 06/17/91 06<br />

City Council expels H J Cajul from alderman position<br />

Grming city offers numerous investment opportunities<br />

06/20/91 03<br />

06/23/91 02<br />

Proceedings of City Council 06/23/91 03<br />

Proceedinge of City Council 07/07/91. 03<br />

Democrats nominate W H Cajul candidate for Alderman 07/19/91 01<br />

Proceedings of City Council 07/22/91 06<br />

Proceedings of City Council 07/28/91 07<br />

W H Cajul easily wins reelection as Alderman 08/05/91 06<br />

Election certificate of W H Cajul presented to City Council 08/11/91 04<br />

MayorJohnFletcherrefusesreadingof Cajullscertificate 08/11/91 04<br />

Controversy over seating of W H Cajul is talk of tawn 08/12/91 03<br />

The Cajul matter (ed) 08/12/91 04<br />

<strong>An</strong>gry Democrats denounce Mayor and Council wer Cajul affair 08/13/91 08<br />

Mayor B L Fletcher calls City Council session on Cajul matter 08/14/91 08<br />

City Council refers credentials of Cajd to election panel 08/18/91 03<br />

Mayor John Fletcher wants full-time city engineer 09/08/91 03<br />

Proceedings of City Council meeting 09/08/91 03<br />

Description of new buildings along Main St 09/11/91 03<br />

Important buisness transacted by City Council 09/15/91 03<br />

Proceedings of City Council 09/22/91 08<br />

Summary of City Council proceedings 09/29/91 08<br />

Residents of Centennial Addition seek annexation to city 09/30/91 01<br />

Summary of proceedings of City Council 10/06/91 02<br />

New city hall to be built 10/13/91 03<br />

Proceedings of City Council 10/13/91 03<br />

Rock Street to be paved 10/14/91 08<br />

Proceedings of City Council 10/22/91 08<br />

Proceedings of City Council meeting 10/27/91 03<br />

Proceedings of City Council meeting 11/03/91 03<br />

Proceedings of City Council meeting 11/10/91 01<br />

Proceedings of City Council meeting 11/17/91 02<br />

Summary of City Council meeting proceedings 11/24/91 02<br />

Summary of proceedings of City Council 12/01/91 03<br />

Court hears suit of Green Thmpson against Whipple, Botsford<br />

Green Thompson suit grew out of fracas at City Council meet<br />

12/03/91 06<br />

12/03/91 06<br />

Green Thompson awarded $500 in suit against Whipple. Botsford 12/06/91 04<br />

City Council in lengthy session 12/08/91 02<br />

Summary of proceedings of City Council 12/15/91 03<br />

Proceedings of City Council 12/22/91 03<br />

Proceedings of City Council 12/29/91 03<br />

Proceedings of City Council meeting 12/30/91 08<br />

LITTLE ROCK AMENAL<br />

Little Rock Arsenal grounds may become a city park 09/27/91 02<br />

Survey of public opinion on best use of LR Arsenal grounds 09/29/91 02/<br />

LR City Council names corn to seek acquisition for park 09/29/91 08<br />

Tennessee Brewing Co seeking to buy site 10/10/91 01<br />

Tennessee Brewing wants to open brewery on site 10/11/91 03<br />

Gazette asks LR leaders to agree on use for grounds<br />

Meeting to be held at LR to discuss use of grounds<br />

10/18/91 04<br />

10/21/91 04<br />

Businessmen debate possible uses for land 10/22/91 03


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DATE<br />

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WCTU protests sale for uge as a brewry<br />

Josiah H Shinn wants property used for state Normal School<br />

Mass meeting called to discuss use of grounds<br />

R A Edgerton makes strong plea for use for school purposes<br />

H G Allia favors use of lands for school purposes<br />

Turn Verein hears talk on best use of Arsenal property<br />

Citizens hold lively mass meeting on disposition of property<br />

Decision made to seek permanent military post near LR<br />

Panel of LR City Council recommends use as city park<br />

R H Parham questions statistics on proposed military post<br />

Tennessee Brewing Co believes property to be sold at auction<br />

Sen James K Jones sponsors bill to give land to city for park<br />

Tennessee Brewing supports use &sired by LR citizens<br />

LITTLE ROCK BASEBALL CLUB<br />

see Baseball<br />

LITTLE ROCK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE<br />

Board of Trade holds important meeting<br />

Endorses calling of <strong>Arkansas</strong> River Valley Convention<br />

LITTLE ROCK CLUB<br />

Businessmen organizing business and social club<br />

Club formally organized, named the Little Rock Club<br />

LITTLE ROCK COLLEE<br />

see Colleges<br />

LITTLE ROCK COMMERCIAL COLLEGE<br />

see Business Schools<br />

LITTLE ROCK COOPERAGE CO<br />

see Companies<br />

LITTLE ROCK INFIRMARY<br />

see Medicine<br />

LITTLE ROCK JOCKEY CLUB<br />

see Horse Racing<br />

LITTLE ROCK MEITARY ACADEMY<br />

see Education - Private<br />

LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />

see Education - Boards of Education<br />

see Education - Commencement<br />

see Education - Commencement<br />

see Education - Facilities<br />

LITTLE ROCK TRUST CO<br />

see Banks<br />

LITTLE ROCK UNIVERSITY<br />

see Colleges<br />

LITTLE. A H<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

LITTLE. JOHN<br />

see also Murders - Summers, Henry<br />

LITTLE, R A<br />

Favors imprwement of <strong>Arkansas</strong> River<br />

LITTLE, T B<br />

see alao Alcoholic Beverages<br />

LITTLE, TOM (MRS)<br />

see also Negroes<br />

LIVER SPRING<br />

see Hot Springs


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DATE<br />

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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY<br />

see also Robberies<br />

Local option fence law called for by J W Chamblee<br />

Local option no-fence law urged by Jamea A Loudon<br />

Headless chicken displayed at Hot Springs<br />

Cow gives birth to identical triplets in Benton County<br />

Buffalo gnats kill 31 mules in, Cotton Plant area<br />

Buffalo gnats kill livestock in Woodruff County<br />

Buffalo gnats still a problem in some areas<br />

Disease killing hogs at Des Arc<br />

Hensley man kills horse because he could not catch it<br />

Wolves &straying livestock in Lonoke County<br />

Description of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Poultry Farm at Batesville<br />

Mr Bryan raises fine sheep on Pulaski County farm<br />

J T Henderson has large herd of Jersey cattle<br />

Wolves kill sheep and hogs in Pope County<br />

M R Shinn describes cattle disease in Pope County herd<br />

Pope County disease may be result of feecling with hogs<br />

LIVESTOCK LPJJ<br />

see Livestock<br />

LaBBYING AND LOBBYISTS<br />

see Legislature (Ark)<br />

LOCKE, JOHN<br />

see also Murders - Locke, John<br />

LOCKE, M F<br />

see also Mines. Manufactures and Agriculture Bureau (Ark)<br />

LOCKE, WALTER<br />

see also Murders - Locke. John<br />

LGAN COUNTY<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

see also Disease<br />

see also Mines<br />

see also Murders - Ellington. William<br />

see dso Murders - Maysey, Charles B<br />

see also Oil and Gas<br />

see also Titsworth (Jack) Family<br />

see also Wild1 if e<br />

New act settles county line with Yell County<br />

LOGAN. JOHN A (MRS)<br />

Widaw of Gen Logan is at Hot Springs<br />

LOGAN. THOMAS D<br />

Letter to Gazette from Bellwille youth<br />

LONG, EWGENE R<br />

see also Colleges<br />

LONG, ISAAC J<br />

see also Colleges<br />

President of <strong>Arkansas</strong> College dies<br />

LONG, JAKE<br />

see also Frauds<br />

LONOICE - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

11/13/06/2 11/24/04/3<br />

LONOKE COUNTY<br />

see also Alcohalic Beverages<br />

see also Ceramics and Pottery


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DATE<br />

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see also Murders - Pettus<br />

see also Murders - Solomon, E F<br />

see also Storms<br />

Slate roof being installed on courthouse<br />

LONOKE COUXLY JAIL<br />

see Prisons<br />

LOOMIS. C H<br />

see also Hoaxes<br />

LOUDON. JAMES A<br />

see also Livestock<br />

LOUGHBOROUGH. JEAN<br />

see also Books<br />

Produces fine Congressional Dist map of Ark 04/21/91 08 2<br />

W i l l give stereoptican shaw on Chicago and World1 s Fair bldgs 08/04/91 01 1<br />

LOUGHRAN, JOHN<br />

see also Hot Springs<br />

LOVE, JENNIE<br />

see also Murders - Love, Jennie<br />

LWENSIEIN, ESTHER<br />

see also Gans, Sol<br />

LWRY, HENSE<br />

see also Murders - Lowry, Hense<br />

LWRY, JOHN P<br />

see also Methodist Church<br />

LOY (CARR) FAMILY<br />

see also Multiple Births<br />

LUCAS, J G<br />

see also Negroes<br />

LUCAS. J L<br />

see also Murders - Hinkle, William<br />

LUCAS, M D<br />

see also Veterans Mr26 Mr27<br />

LUKENS, MILTON J<br />

see also Real Estate<br />

LUMBER<br />

see Wood<br />

LUTHERAN WURM<br />

German Lutheran at LR enj oys special services 09/08/91 03 6<br />

LUTHERVILLE<br />

see also Fires<br />

LYNCHING<br />

see also Murders - Buckner. C C<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> had 5 reported lynchings during 1890 01/13/91 04 1<br />

Armed men lynch 9 Negroes involved in Lee County riots 10/02/91 01 1<br />

Details of capture of Lee County rioters by posse 10/02/91 01 1<br />

Negro riot leader Ben Patterson believed killed 10/02/91 01 1<br />

Posse pleads with mob not to lynch 9 Lee County Negroes 10/02/91 01 1<br />

Lynch attempt may be made against 3 Negroes in Lee Co jail 10/03/91 01 1<br />

Of 19 leading strikers in Lee Co. 15 have been killed 10/03/91 01 1<br />

Troubles in Lee County considered at an end 10/03/9101 1<br />

Force against force led on Lee County troubles) 10/03/91 04 2<br />

Public opinion in Hot Springs feels lynching justified 10/04/91 Of 3<br />

Dispute arises over accuracy of repts on Lee County troubles 10/04/91 01 6<br />

Memphis paper comments on Lee County killings 10/07/9108 2


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DATE<br />

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W L Howard denies 9 Negroes were lynched<br />

Talk of lynching murderers heard in Ouachita County<br />

Citizens of Emmett lynch unknown tramp who attempted rape<br />

Intended victim of tramp at Emmett was Mettie McGough<br />

Citizens enter jail at DeWitt, execute three prisoners<br />

J M Smith, Floyd Gregory. Mose Henderson victims at DeWitt<br />

Shooting of Mrs Mary J Smith was motive for DeWitt mob action<br />

More details on execution of Smith, Gregory and Henderson<br />

LYNCHING - BAILEY, JIM<br />

Jim Bailey confessed to assault on Mrs Folsom at Beebe<br />

Negro Jim Bailey lynched at Beebe for rape of white woman<br />

Public sentiment at Beebe supports lynching of Bailey<br />

LYNCHING - JONES, HENRY<br />

Account of killing of Negro by mob at Portland (Ashley Co)<br />

Negro at Portland had beaten his wife to death<br />

Negroes composed most of mob that lynched Portland Negro<br />

Jones, a Negro. taken from jail at Hamburg and hanged<br />

MABERRY, A J<br />

see also Expositions<br />

MACK, L L<br />

see also Governor (Ark) Jy5<br />

MADISON COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Gage. W A<br />

see also Murders - Page, W A<br />

see also Murders - Rogers, Wave<br />

see also Murders - Trapp<br />

MADISON 03UNTY JAIL<br />

see Prisons<br />

MAGNOLIA - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

11/04/03/2<br />

MALLOY, PRINCE<br />

see also Murders - Malloy. Prince<br />

MALPRACTICE. MEDICAL<br />

see Medicine<br />

WVERN<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

see also Crime<br />

MLVERN - W S BRIEFS<br />

06/27/04/3<br />

MAMMOTH SPRING<br />

see also Fires<br />

Results of municipal election<br />

Description of the large spring called Mammoth Spring<br />

Photographs of Buford Bldg and Mammoth Spring Roller Mills<br />

Scenes along upper Spring River<br />

Businesses in town described<br />

Man commits suicide by leap into spring<br />

MAMMOTH SPRING - NJWS BRIEFS<br />

08/02/06/2<br />

MAMMOTH SPRING COTTON MILLS<br />

see Companies<br />

MANARD, B G<br />

see also Baptist Church<br />

MANGANESE


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

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see Mines<br />

MANLTOU SPRINGS<br />

Hotel at resort to open<br />

MANNING, BURK<br />

see also Murders - Town, J H<br />

MANNING, WILLIAM<br />

see also Legislature (Ark)<br />

see also Murders - Williams, John W<br />

MANSFIELD<br />

Sebascott St marks division between Sebastian, Scott County<br />

MANSFIELD, WILLIAM W<br />

see also Courts (Ark) - Supreme Court<br />

MARBLE<br />

see Rock and Stone<br />

MARBLE CITY<br />

see also Fires<br />

MARIANNA<br />

see also Postal Service<br />

MARION CX3UNTY<br />

see also Crime<br />

see also Mines<br />

see also Murders - Hams WAlliam<br />

W E Y , WaTER<br />

see also Robberies<br />

MARKSMANSHIP<br />

Second annul state shoot tourney held at Pine Bluff<br />

Results of match at Pine Bluff<br />

Pine Bluff captures meet<br />

Shooting tournament to be held by Sportsmen1 s Corn at LR<br />

Program for Sportsman's Assn meet at LR<br />

Arrangements completed for Sportsmen's Convention events<br />

Sportsmen's Assn convention gathering in LR<br />

Sportsmen hold shooting match at fairgrounds at LR<br />

Shoot at LR attracts interest<br />

Results of matches by State Sportsmens Assn<br />

Results of matches at LR<br />

MARMEY. ED<br />

see also Murders - Marney. Ed<br />

M@UARDTS RIC;HARD<br />

see also Assaults<br />

MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE<br />

see also Negroes<br />

see also weddings<br />

Gov J P Eagle wants laws to curb hasty marriage, divorce<br />

Bill amending divorce law passes House<br />

'ho men claim <strong>An</strong>nie Fagan as their wife<br />

James Belcher arrested in Texas on bigamy chg<br />

Silva Hutchinson decides to marry Preston, ditch Mitchell<br />

More details on strange case of Silva Hutchinson<br />

T Newt White gets wife through ad in Chicago paper<br />

Mr Trimble of Cross County has been married 7 times<br />

Dr J D Newcmb marries his nice, Miss D S Newcomb<br />

Families of Mr and Mrs J D Newcomb live at Black Springs<br />

John R Sherrod allegedly forced Miss Lee Rushing to wed him


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John Sherrod arrested on chg of threatening his new bride<br />

Lee Rushing Sherrod refuses to live with John Sherrod<br />

Mrs John R Sherrod goes to Judsonia to live<br />

Clarence Warwick pardoned of bigamy chg<br />

Divorce petition of J W Cannon is amusing<br />

R A Wise of Jackson Co swindled by new Choctaw wife<br />

Police search for Alex Rice, said to have five wives<br />

MARS, JAMES<br />

see also History (Ark)<br />

MARSHALL, ZALEY<br />

see also Murders - Marshall. Zaley<br />

MARSTON, JOHN J<br />

Letter f ran Greenbrier man on mail service<br />

MARSTON, LEE<br />

see also Politics Ag7<br />

MARTIN AND CO<br />

see Bankruptcies<br />

MARTIN, HENRY<br />

see also Murders - Martin, Henry<br />

MARTIN. JAMES ALLEN<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

MARTIN, JOSEPH W<br />

see also Parties<br />

MARTIN, NELLIE B<br />

Photograph of Miss Martin<br />

MARTIN. SI<br />

see also Assaults<br />

MARTIN, SMITH<br />

see also Murders - Morgan, W G<br />

MARTIN, T B<br />

see also Legal Profession<br />

MASON, JAMES<br />

see also Weddings Dl7<br />

MASON, WILL<br />

see also Murders - Frye, hma<br />

MASONS, FREE AND ACCEPTED OmER OF<br />

Colored Masons at Pine Bluff to build new lodge bldg<br />

Little Rock may challenge Pine Bluff for bldg for Negroes<br />

Cornerstone laid at new Masonic Temple in Little Rock<br />

List of articles in box in cornerstone of Temple at LR<br />

New Masonic Temple in LR (photo)<br />

Text of George Thornburgts address at cornerstone program<br />

Photograph of Masonic Temple in LR<br />

Haclcett lodge uses unique method of raising funds for bldg<br />

Colored Masons to build Grand Lodge of Ark in Pine Bluff<br />

Article on Gen Albert Pike and Ark Masonry<br />

F & A A Y M (colored) Grand Lodge meets<br />

Delegates arriving for meeting in LR<br />

List of delegates attending Grand Lodge session<br />

Off icers of Grand Lodge listed<br />

Text of address of Grand Master Ramsey<br />

Grand Lodge elects officers for next year<br />

Grand Lodge installs new officers<br />

Address of Charles N Rix to Grand Lodge of Royal Arch Masons


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DATE<br />

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Grand Royal Arch Masons of Ark hold session 11/20/91 06 1<br />

Grand Lodge of Royal Arch Masons pays tribute to Gen Pike 11/20/9106 2<br />

Royal Arch Grand Council in session 11/21/91 02 3<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> has 13,000 Masons 12/18/91 04 5<br />

MASSEY, J C<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 02<br />

MASTERS, AVERY<br />

see also Shootings Jy12<br />

MATHENY, A B<br />

Calls for repeal of peddlar license law<br />

MAXWELL. A J<br />

see also Murders - Milburn, J W<br />

MAXWELL, GEORGE<br />

Polk County man disappears on trip home frm Nashville<br />

MAY, WILLIAM<br />

see also Shootings<br />

MAYA3. MARGARET<br />

see also Women<br />

MAYER, I SADORE<br />

see also Murders - Mayer. Isadore<br />

MAYFIELD, JOHN<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

MAYHAN, DAVE<br />

see also Murders - Lay. Charles<br />

MAYHAN, HAZ ELOT<br />

see also Murders - Lay, Charles<br />

MAKSEY, CHARLES B<br />

see also Murders - Maysey. Charles 3<br />

MCCAIN, W S<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages Jy21<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

MCCARTHY, J B<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

MCCARTHY. J H<br />

see also Parties S4<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

Photograph of Little Rock businessman<br />

MCCARTHY-JOYm MERCANTILE 03<br />

see Companies<br />

MCCASKEY. ELLA<br />

see &so Murders - McCaskey. Ella<br />

MCamLAN, FZORENCE<br />

see also Prostitution<br />

MCCLURE, JESSE T<br />

see also Postal Service Dl<br />

MCCOLLIE. JOHN H<br />

see also Frauds<br />

MCCOLLOM. J M<br />

see also Murders - Woods. Pearl<br />

MCCONNELL, E T<br />

see also Expositions<br />

MCCONNELL, ROBERT B<br />

Sebastian County pioneer, ex-state Senator dies<br />

MCCORMICK, JOHN H


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see also Fires<br />

MCCOY, FILMORE<br />

see also Vigilantes Jy7<br />

MCCRACKEN, ISAAC C<br />

see also Politics My21<br />

MCCRAmN. JEFFERSON D<br />

see also Prisons Apl<br />

MCCRORY<br />

Description of grawing Woodruff County town<br />

MCCUEN, D F<br />

see also Murders - McCuen, D F<br />

MCCULLOCH* SAM<br />

see also Murders - McCulloch. Sam<br />

MCCULLOUGN, EED<br />

see also Murders - Williamson, Ed<br />

MCCULLUM, RICHARD<br />

see also Murders - Dalton<br />

MCDANIEL, SANFORD<br />

see also Murders - McDaniel. Sanford<br />

MCDANIEL, WILLIAM<br />

see also Murders - Cobb, William<br />

PICDONALD. H A<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

MCDONALD. 3 W<br />

see also Hotels<br />

MCDONALD, MORRIS<br />

see also Murders - Barnett. W i l l<br />

MCDONALD WILL<br />

see also Murders - Barnett. W i l l<br />

MrnWELL, JOHN H<br />

McDowellt s <strong>Arkansas</strong> record (ed)<br />

One of Clayton's old gang caught in the toils (ed)<br />

D 0 Bowles says chgs against McDowell in Desha are true<br />

MCDWTCLL, JOHN M<br />

More on McDawellls Repub activities while living in Ark<br />

MCDOWELL, T H<br />

McDawell seeks to prwe he was not a Republican in Ark<br />

MCELROY, W P<br />

see also Veterans Mr26<br />

MCGAUGHY. W L<br />

see also Murders - McGaughy, W L<br />

MOGHEE, SOLOMON<br />

Biographical sketch of Perryville resident<br />

MCINTOSH, JAMES<br />

see also Civil War<br />

MCIMTU W, ELMORE<br />

see also Fights<br />

MCINTUWF, W D<br />

see also Murders - Ellington, William<br />

MCKELVY, DOLLIE LOYD<br />

Photograph<br />

Wins first prize in Sode Coll contest<br />

MC-VY, H C<br />

see also Parties S5


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DATE<br />

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MCKENNON, ARCHIBALD S<br />

see also Colleges<br />

Biographical sketch of president of Prohibit ion Alliance 10/23/91 04 4<br />

MCKENZ IE. JAMES<br />

see also Expoeitions Ag6<br />

MQLOUD, CHARLES<br />

see also Shootings Ap30<br />

MCLURE, JOHN<br />

Favors improvement of <strong>Arkansas</strong> River<br />

MCNALLY, JAMES<br />

see also Murders - Cox, Wiley<br />

MCNElL<br />

see also Fires<br />

MCRAE, THOMAS C<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 03<br />

MEADE. GEORGE H<br />

Lodge of Sorrow to honor memory of Meade<br />

Lodge of Sorrow meets in honor of Meade<br />

MEADE, JAMES<br />

see also Fires<br />

MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN<br />

see Medicine<br />

MEDICAL AS SOCIATION. <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

see Medicine<br />

MEDICAL EXAMINERS BOARD (ARK)<br />

see Medicine<br />

MEDICINE AND HEALTH<br />

see also Courts (US) - District of Western Ark<br />

see also Disease<br />

Establishment and purpose of Little Rock Inf irmaxy outlined 02/08/91 04 3<br />

Little Rock Infirmary was funded by Alexander Bagar 02/08/91 04 3<br />

Support for Little Rock Infirmary urged 02/08/91 04 3<br />

Garland County Medical Bd seeks to prevent v'steeringw 02/27/91 04 5<br />

Crackdawn on practice of medicine at Hot Springs underway 04/18/93. 06 1<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Medical Assn meeting in Hot Springs 04/30/91 03 2<br />

Summary of proceedings of State Medical Assn meeting 05/01/91 01 6<br />

State Medical Assn corn ends 05/02/91 03 4<br />

Alleged violation of new law forbidding drummers for doctors 05/07/91 03 3<br />

Dr M E Wallace chgd with violating law on drummer use 05/07/91 03 3<br />

State Medical Bd reinstates Dr H C Wallacet s license 05/10/91 06 5<br />

Barry Hospital at Hot Springs being enlarged 05/17/91 15 2<br />

American Medical Assn declines to meet in Hot Springs 05/17/9116 3<br />

C M Keller explains why Hot Springs did not get AMA corn 05/17/91 16 3<br />

Dr J T Jelks told AMA member Hot Springs inadequate for AMA 05/17/91 16 3<br />

National Eclectic Physicans Assn to meet in Hot Springs 05/20/91 01 4<br />

J MKeller lr on failure to secure AMA conv for Hot Springs 05/31/91 16 1<br />

Dr 5 N Love writes on reson AMA did not select Hot Springs 06/06/91 04 4<br />

Barry Hospital at Hot Springs adds six roams 06/12/9108 2<br />

National Eclectic Medical Assn meeting in Hot Springs 06/17/91 01 4<br />

Eclectic Medical Asen ends cow at Hot Springs 06/19/91 01 1<br />

Dr Xenophon C Scott castigates Dr J M Keller over AMA conv 06/28/91 01 1<br />

Dr John A Blades accused of 'drumming' at Hot Springs 07/03/9104 3<br />

J M Keller says X C Scott's lr filled with inventions 07/05/9108 2<br />

Delicate operation performed on T A Keith by Dr Z Orto 07/10/91 01 3


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Effort to save Tom Keith by surgery fails<br />

Malpractice chgd against Dr M S Moore in death of Tom Keith<br />

Statement of Dr M S Moore on death of Tom A Keith<br />

Hearing bd finds no evidence Dr John A Blaydes used drummer<br />

State Medical Examiner Bd rules against Dr John A Blaydes<br />

State Medical Examiners ruling will not deter Dr Blaydes<br />

Dr John A Blaydes to test legality of State Medical Bd<br />

Dr W C Slaughter reinstated by state Medical Examiners Bd<br />

Surgeon-Gen of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Natl Guard is Dr D J Prather<br />

Dr John Blaydes files damage suit against Garland Medical Bd<br />

Hot Springs physicians plan to publish journal<br />

Physicins pledge not to treat patients who are behind on bill<br />

Location of new Pulaski County Hospital criticized by Judge<br />

MELBOURNE - NBJS BRIEFS<br />

03/04/03/2 03/24/05/2 04/01/08/1 08/09/09/2<br />

MEMORIAL DAY<br />

Texarkana citizens pay tribute to fallen Confederates<br />

Program for decoration at National Cemetery at LR<br />

Description of decoration at National Cemetery at LR<br />

Union and Conf dead honored in Eureka Springs ceremonies<br />

MEMPHISs LITTLE BOCK AND PACIFIC RAILROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

MEMPHIS, ROGERS AND WESTJ3RN RAILROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

MENNONITES<br />

Mennonite Brethern to bold annual campmeeting near Stuttgart<br />

MENTAL HE&TH AND DISORDERS<br />

Gov J P Eagle discusses Insane Asylum in message to Legis<br />

Enlargement of Insane Asylum is pressing need. Gazette says<br />

Englargement of insane asylum recommended by legis panel<br />

Enlargement of Insane Asylum urged by Dr William H Barry<br />

Top priority for Insane Asylum urged by Dardanelle Post<br />

Photograph of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Insane Asylum facilities at LR<br />

Bids opened for addition to <strong>Arkansas</strong> Insane Asylum bldg<br />

J R Miller awarded contract for <strong>Arkansas</strong> Insane Asylum bldgs<br />

Reported 'wild manv near Hartman is probably a deranged man<br />

Search continues for rwild mant near Hartman<br />

Wild man near Hartman may be Milton Bradley, who is insane<br />

Insane man attacks Walnut Ridge citizens<br />

Insane man dies while being held in jail at Newport<br />

MERCER, ASBURY<br />

see also Murders - Mercer, Asbury<br />

MERCER, HORACE<br />

see also Murders - Mercer. Asbury<br />

MESSENGER, LILLIAN ROZELL<br />

see also Books<br />

METEORS AND METEORITES<br />

Meteorite falls near Cotton Plant<br />

METHODIST QIURCH<br />

see dso Education - Private<br />

see also Negroes<br />

Grand organ purchased by First M E Church. South<br />

Congregational Meth Ch formed in Dardanelle by dissidents<br />

Dardanelle Congregational Meth Ch states reasons for split


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DATE<br />

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State Conf of Meth Episc Church, North to meet at Fort Smith 01/27/91 01<br />

New organ at First M E Church. South in LR ready for use 01/28/91 08<br />

Program of organ recital at LR First Methodist, South 01/29/91 01<br />

First M E Church. South at LR to be formally dedicated 01/31/91 05<br />

First M E Church, South to be dedicated by Dr <strong>An</strong>drew Hunter 01/31/91 06<br />

Monticello revival sees about 60 professions 02/18/91 02<br />

Church Extension Ed of Meth Epis Ch. South to meet in LR 03/19/91 02<br />

Program of Church Extension Bd meeting in LR 03/21/91 04<br />

Report on meeting of Church Extension Board 03/22/91 01<br />

Bishop Gallmay speaks at LR 03/24/91 01<br />

Dr M B Chapman, pastor of First Church at LR transferred 04/19/91 06<br />

Rev Dr W H Potter preaches to small crowds at Dardanelle 04/26/91 16<br />

Ladies Missionary Society of LR Conf to meet at Hot Springs 06/17/91 03<br />

First Methodist a t LR hears moving sermon by Dr <strong>An</strong>drew Hunter 06/23/91 03<br />

Searcy M E Church, South (photograph) 06/28/91 12<br />

Summary of sermon by Rev E M Piplcin at First Church at LR 06/30/91 06<br />

District Conf held at Prairie View 07/09/91 02<br />

Arkadelphia Dist meeting being held 07/11/91 01<br />

Report of District Conf at Stephens 07/15/91 06<br />

Rev M Sexton held revival at Hope 07/19/91 12<br />

District Conf of M E Church, South met at Paris 07/25/91 08<br />

Revival under way at Clarksville 07/28/91 01<br />

Clarksville revival by Rev J P Lowry brings 80 conversions 08/09/91 01<br />

Black Rock Church adds 61 members since last conf 08/15/91 04<br />

Sulphur Rock rwival results in 43 professions of faith 08/15/91 04<br />

Summary of Methodist Church news frm around state 08/15/91 04<br />

Glacier Pole Camp Grounds meeting under way near Hot Spgs 08/20/91 04<br />

Evangelist John P Lowrey conducting revival at Washington 08/28/91 04<br />

Washington (Ark) revivd has brought 52 conversions 08/28/91 04<br />

Rev John P Lmry closes successful revival at Washington. Ark 09/04/91 04<br />

Construction begins on new church at Fort Smith<br />

Dardanelle Methodists to build fine new church<br />

Revivd at LRt s First Methodist attracts much interest<br />

Rover Methodist erecting new building<br />

Drunkard converted at First Methodist at LR<br />

Building at Columbia nears completion<br />

Revival at First Methodist Ch is successful<br />

Dardanelle to have fine brick church<br />

Prairie Grwe revival nets 25 conversions, 22 church addns<br />

Murf reesboro Circuit has added 129 members this year<br />

kkansas <strong>An</strong>nual Conf, AME Church meets at LR<br />

Summary of proceedings of <strong>An</strong>nual Conf of AME church<br />

Revival at Comay brings nearly 100 conversions<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Conf holding session at Russellville<br />

Russellville Democrat publishes brief hist of church in Ark<br />

Proceedings of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Conf at Russellville meeting<br />

Proceedings of 3rd day of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Conf session<br />

Conference rept clears Rev J E Runaway of immorality chg<br />

Proceedings of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Conf in session at Russellville<br />

Matter of dissenters in Damrille church discussed at conf<br />

Name of Thomas C Birminghan in minutes perplexes bishop<br />

Pastoral assignments made by Methodist Protestant Church<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Conference closes 5-day session at Russellville<br />

Pastoral appmts made for <strong>Arkansas</strong> Conference churches


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African Methodist Episcopal Church conf meeting in Helena<br />

Little Rock Conference holding 38th annudl session<br />

Proceedings of Little Rock Conf in session at Arkadelphia<br />

Touching letter from Dr <strong>An</strong>drew Hunter read at conference<br />

Proceedings of Little Rock Conference session<br />

Proceedings of Little Rock Conf in session at Arkadelphia<br />

Summary of sermon by Bishop Duncan at Russellville<br />

Proceedings of Little Rock Conference session<br />

Proceedings of final session of Little Rock Conf meeting<br />

Conference hears lr from missionary Thomas W Hearne<br />

Little Rock Conf pastoral appmts listed<br />

Brief biog sketch of Rev R D Smart, new pastor at LR<br />

<strong>An</strong>nual session of White River Conference meeting at Newport<br />

Proceedings of White River Conf session<br />

Proceedings of meeting of White River Conf<br />

Charleston S C paper praises Dr R D Smart's ministry<br />

Minister disciplined for use of alcohol<br />

Proceedings of White River Conf<br />

Bishop asks Rev C H Ford to repent or surrender credentials<br />

Proceedings of White River Conf<br />

Report on troubles st Hendrix Coll given to White River Conf<br />

<strong>An</strong>nual meeting of White River Conf adjourns<br />

Pastor appmts for White River Conf announced<br />

First Methodist at LR welcomes Pastor R D Smart<br />

METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH<br />

see Methodist Church<br />

METROPOLITAN HOWL (LR)<br />

see Hotels<br />

MIL, ITARY<br />

Fletcher Rifles parade at LR<br />

Fletcher Rifles hold meeting<br />

Eagle Light Battery No 1 organized at LR<br />

Eagle Light Battery orders uniforms<br />

Fletcher Rifles to compete at Indianapolis<br />

Fletcher Rifles honored with religious program at Baptist Ch<br />

McCarthy Light Guards training for Indianapolis competition<br />

Hempstead Rifles commissioned<br />

McCarthys and Fletchers preparing for competition<br />

Militia companies from LR off to Indianapolis competition<br />

Departure of Little Rockt s military for Indianapolis<br />

Military company organized at Pine Bluff<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> units compete at Indianapolis<br />

McCarttLy Light Guards perf om well at lndianapol is<br />

McCarthys and Fletchers returning from Indianapolis<br />

McCarthys and Fletchers welcomed back to LR<br />

News of McCarthys and Fletchers<br />

Companies to be honored at LR<br />

McCarthys and Fletchers entertained at Glenwood Park<br />

Fletcher's Rifles named for John G Fletcher<br />

Capt John A Mitchell honored with silver water set<br />

Fletcher Rif lee Capt John A Mitchell given beautiful sword<br />

Fletcher Rifles demonstrate their prize-winning drills<br />

Gov J P Eagle signs commissions for Fort Smith militia<br />

Gw Eagle issues commissions to Jefferson Guards officers


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DATE<br />

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State militia being inspected by federal officer 09/24/91 06<br />

Fletcher Rifles inspected by federal officer 09/25/91 02<br />

Eagle Rangers organized in Lonoke County 09/29/91 04<br />

Military company organized at Clarksville, officers named 09/30/91 01<br />

Liet of officers of two companies of state Guards at Am 10/03/91 04<br />

Companies designated First Regiment <strong>Arkansas</strong> State Guards 10/06/91 08<br />

Staff officers of <strong>Arkansas</strong> State Guard named by Gov Eagle 11/13/91 04<br />

Gov Eagle asks War Dept for ordnance supplies for Stare Guard 11/21/91 05<br />

Shipment of stores for <strong>Arkansas</strong> State Militia received 12/03/91 06<br />

MILITIA<br />

see Military<br />

MILLAR, A C<br />

Urges that Ark participate in Chicago World's Fair<br />

MILLER COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Fear. A<br />

see also Murders - Oldham<br />

see also Murders - Roberts, E M<br />

see also Murders - Samuels. Lizzie<br />

see also Murders - Thompson. C A<br />

see also Murders - Watkins, H W<br />

MILLER, A B<br />

see also Baptist Church<br />

MILLER, G L<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

MILLER, J B<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

MILLER, J G<br />

see also Hoaxes<br />

MILLER, JAMES R<br />

see also Improvement Districts<br />

see also Parties<br />

Photograph of Capt Miller, of Little Rock<br />

MILLER, S A<br />

see also Religion<br />

see also Veterans Mr26<br />

MILLER, TOM<br />

see also Labor<br />

MILLER, WILLIAM H<br />

Wealthy planter, mine mner of Pope County dies in NC<br />

MINE WORKBRS OF AMERICA, UNITED<br />

see Labor<br />

MINERAL WATER<br />

see Water<br />

MINEW S<br />

see Mines<br />

MINES AND MINERALS<br />

see also Labor<br />

Bauxite discwered in Pulaski and Saline counties 01/08/91 05<br />

Dr John C Branner makes preliminary rept on bauxite find 01/08/91 05<br />

Baxter County may be designated a mining district 01/13/91 04<br />

Summary of activities in Marion County district 01/30/91 02<br />

U S Geologist W P Jenney examining mineral deposits of Ark 02/08/91 05<br />

Zinc discwered near St Paul 02/12/91 04<br />

Ore from Markle' s mine shipped to St Louis 02/14/91 04


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Railroad may be built through mineral area of North Ark<br />

Blue lead discovered at Sulphur Springs<br />

Vast resources have been discovered by Geological Survey<br />

Ark produces more coal than Forter's census indicates<br />

Bonanza Mining Company' s big mill completed<br />

Gold ore taken from mines in Perry County<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> is major source of manganese ore<br />

Article on <strong>Arkansas</strong> deposits of bauxite<br />

Silver ore reported found at Bald Knob<br />

Manganese ore found near Caldwell's Mills near Hagarville<br />

Silver ore from Cleburne Co exhibited<br />

Five hundred Huntington coal miners go out on strike<br />

Huntington coal miners to return to mines<br />

Huge zinc chunks mined on Panther Creek in Newton County<br />

Panther Creek zinc mine in Newton Co worked by W B Allen<br />

Man critically burned when gas caught fire in Coal Hill mine<br />

Description of rich deposits in Independence County<br />

Article on manganese belt of Batesville area<br />

Specimens of rich zinc ore found at Fayetteville<br />

State Geologist issues rept on manganese of N Ark dist<br />

Silver deposits found eight miles east of Eureka Springs<br />

Valuable onyx caves discovered in Baxter CounQ<br />

Russell Coal and Mining Co organized<br />

Russell Coan & Mining Go to mine coal near Russellville<br />

Sample taken from Cove Creek Indian mine may be gold<br />

Tin deposits found 6 miles south of Hot Springs<br />

Garland County has no tin deposits, John C Branner says<br />

Tomahawk copper mine being developed in Searcy County<br />

Ouita coal mines employ 100 men<br />

US govt sues over mineral lands in Montgomery County<br />

Copper discovered on farm of S M Kemp in Polk County<br />

Valuable zinc being taken from mines in Newton County<br />

Carroll County deposits to be explored<br />

Coal vein 24 inches thick discwered north of Clarksville<br />

Mining excitement revived in Silver City (Montgomery County)<br />

Valuable ores shipped from Garland and Montgomery County<br />

Mining boom expected in Hot Springs area<br />

Mining fever in Hot Springs area described<br />

Mining company organized at Siloam Springs<br />

Gov James P Eagle names delegates to Mining Congress<br />

Stone County hoping for mining boom<br />

Fort Smith Mining and Smelting Co formed<br />

Valuable minerals found in well being dug in Newton County<br />

Ark manganese deposits mentioned in American J1 of Science<br />

Five coal mines being worked in Paris area<br />

Ouachita County coal used by Camden Electric Co<br />

Gold discovered in old Spanish mines near Rover. Yell County<br />

MINES, MANUFACTURES AM) AGRICULTURE BUREAU (ARK)<br />

Gov J P Miller discusses bureau in message to Legis<br />

Bill in Legis would repeal act creating bureau<br />

House handily defeats bill that would abolish bureau<br />

Senate votes to abolish Bureau<br />

M F Locke lr defends work of his Bureau<br />

M F Lock offers advice to farmers


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MINING CONGRESS. DENVER<br />

see Mines<br />

MISCEGENATION<br />

see Negroes<br />

MISSING PERSONS<br />

see also Beardaley, M W<br />

see also Brickley, D V<br />

see also Desha County<br />

see also Dusenbery, Earnest<br />

see dso Keating, Joseph<br />

see also Maxwell, George<br />

see also Narvell. Charles<br />

see also Nelson, F M<br />

see also Ownes. Lena<br />

see also Palmer. E<br />

see also Rupp, Tom<br />

see also StanseL. Tom 3<br />

see also Stephens, Willie<br />

see also Thornson, Lee L<br />

see also Winton. L C<br />

Body of Mr Durham found near Vanndale<br />

MISSISSIPPI RIVER<br />

see Floods<br />

MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

MISSOURI RIVER VALLEY BRIDGE CO<br />

see Bridges<br />

MIS= ETOE<br />

Nevada County ships huge quantities to market<br />

MITCHEL. C ELMORE:<br />

Resigns as judge of 9th Circuit Dist<br />

MITCHEL. E G<br />

see also Legislature (Ark)<br />

MITCHELL, BILLY<br />

see also Murders - Mitchell, Billy<br />

MITGHmL, E G<br />

see also Legislature (Ark) Apl<br />

MITCHELL. G W<br />

see Marriage My2<br />

MITCHELL, JAMES<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

Text of address on proposed federal Sub-Treasury plan<br />

MITCHELL. JOHN IMRS)<br />

see also Children<br />

MITGlELL, JOHN A<br />

see also Military<br />

Photograph of Fletcher Rifles commander 11/29/91 09 4<br />

MITCHET (EUGENE) FAMILY<br />

Mrs Mitchet dies, Mr Mitchet accidentally swallows poison 05/21/91 03 1<br />

Eugene Mitchet dies 05/22/9101 6<br />

MIVELAZ. PETER L<br />

see also Hotels Jy19 Jy22<br />

MOCKW ITZ , GEORGE<br />

see also Foreign Descent Groups


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

MOFFETT, LARRY H<br />

see also Medicine<br />

MOHAWKS, GRAND ORDER OF<br />

see Politics<br />

MONEY<br />

Three Harrison men arrested for passing counterfeit money 05/28/91 02 2<br />

Harrison men released for lack of evidence in counterfeiting 05/29/91 04 3<br />

John Patton chgd with passing counterfeit money 07/10/91 01 3<br />

Ben Catron, Wilson Beaver, M M &ope face counterfeiting chgs 07/29/91 03 1<br />

Ed Stringer chgd with counterfeiting 07/30/91 01 6<br />

Charles Bird, William Walker face counterfeiting chgs 08/25/91 01 2<br />

MONROE COUNTY<br />

see also Murders Croes, C L<br />

see also Murders Peters. Joseph L<br />

see also Murders Tate, John W<br />

see also Murders - Wilson. S J (Mrs)<br />

see also Prisons<br />

MONROE, C T<br />

see also Christian Church<br />

MONEOMERY COUNTY<br />

see also Mines<br />

see also Warren-Black Family<br />

MONTGOMERY, MARY<br />

see also Murders - Montgomery Infant<br />

MONTICELLO<br />

see also Baptist Church<br />

see also Fires<br />

see &so<br />

Methodist Church<br />

Results of municipal elections 04/09/91 01 2<br />

About twenty brick business bldgs under construction 05/24/91 01 6<br />

Fourteen brick stores have been built since May 11/14/91 04 5<br />

MONTICELLO - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

01/11/01/7 02/07/03/3 02/18/02/1 03/01/03/5 05/24/01/6<br />

05/27/08/2 06/10/08/ 1 06/21/12/2 08/01/03/1 11/13/04/3<br />

12/16/04/2<br />

MONTICELLO BANK<br />

see Banks<br />

MONTICELLO SCHOOL DISTRICI'<br />

see Education - Commencement<br />

see Murders - Kaynes, E K Jr<br />

MONUMENTS AND MEMORIALS<br />

see also Cemeteries<br />

see also Cleburne, Patrick<br />

see also DuVal. E R<br />

Monument at Clarksv ille honors Confederate dead<br />

MOON<br />

see Space<br />

MOONSHINERS<br />

see Alcoholic Beverages<br />

MOORE, C 3<br />

see also Parties D6<br />

MOORE, HENRY<br />

see also Murders - Woods, Pearl<br />

MOORE, J N


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also Religion<br />

MOORE, JOHN M<br />

see also Parties N29<br />

MOORE, M S<br />

see also Medicine<br />

Dr Moore chgd with using mails to defraud<br />

MOORE, R 3<br />

see also Murders - Moore. R J<br />

MOORE, wnum<br />

see also Murders - Moore. William<br />

MOOSE, SOPHIA E<br />

Wife of James M Moose dies at Morrilton<br />

MORGAN, A S<br />

see also Politics My2 Ag20<br />

MORGAN, E R<br />

see also Politics Ag25<br />

MORGAN, W G<br />

see also Murders - Morgan, W G<br />

MORRILTON<br />

see also Davis, Jefferson<br />

see also Disease<br />

see also Electric Power<br />

see also Fires<br />

Numerous changes in bueinesses made in Morrilton<br />

Results of municipal election<br />

Building and improvements continue in town<br />

Irving Bros brick bldg nears completion<br />

MORRZTON - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

01/04/06/4 02/10/01/4 02/18/02/1 06/04/06/1 08/13/06/2<br />

08/18/08/l 09/03/04/5 09/23/05/3 11/22/10/5<br />

MORRILTON COLLDZE<br />

see Colleges<br />

MORRILTON WEADL IGHT<br />

see Newspapers<br />

MORRIS, G M<br />

see also Bankruptciee<br />

MORRISONS AND DECKER MANUFACTURING CO<br />

see Companies<br />

MORROW, NELLIE<br />

see also Entertainment<br />

MORROW, R B<br />

see also Politics S1 S23<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

MORTGAGES<br />

see Frauds<br />

MOSE, S W<br />

see also Poems<br />

MO SQUITOES<br />

see Insects<br />

MOUNT IDA<br />

see also Fixes<br />

MOUNT IDA - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

11/01/10/4<br />

MOUNT NEB0


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also Education - Teachers<br />

Name of Summit Park Hotel changed to Mount Nebo Hotel<br />

Description of resort located in Yell County<br />

Managers of resort hire Bavarian band to play<br />

C A Pratt builds large ice house to supply Mount Nebo Hotel<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Teachers Assn holding corn on mountain<br />

<strong>An</strong>nual ball given at hotel<br />

Ball at Mount Nebo Hotel described<br />

News from <strong>Arkansas</strong>1 mountain resort<br />

Young ladies enj oy donkey ride on mountain trails<br />

Line of new surreys operate between Dardanelle and Nebo<br />

Article describes delights of Mount Nebo as summer resort<br />

Cable cars may be installed to take guests to Mount Nebo<br />

Facility can accommodate 300 guests<br />

Water pumped frm Gum Springs in great abundance<br />

News of popular summer resort actjvities and visitors<br />

Summary of news from Mount Nebo<br />

Summer season ending on mountain<br />

Scheme perfected for building cable railway to top of mtn<br />

Theo Hartman running line for an incline railway up Nebo<br />

Plans for building railroad to summit continue<br />

MOUNT NEB0 SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL<br />

see<br />

Education - Teachers<br />

MOUNTAIN HOME - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

06/17/08/1 07/23/04/3 08/06/08/3 08/11/03/1 11/26/03/2<br />

MOUNTAIN HOME BAPTIST C30LLEX;E<br />

see Colleges<br />

MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE<br />

see History (Ark)<br />

MOUNTAIN VIEW - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

11/10/02/1<br />

MULBERRY<br />

see also Baseball<br />

MULES<br />

see <strong>An</strong>imals<br />

MULLIGAN, CHARLES<br />

see also Murders - Frauenthal, Ike<br />

MULTIPLE BIRTHS<br />

Triplets born to George Craig family<br />

Mr and Mrs John England are parents of triplets<br />

Carr Loy farniZy have triplets<br />

MUNDAY, J B<br />

see also Russellville<br />

MIJRDAY, JAMES<br />

see also Murders - Dabney. J P<br />

MURDERS<br />

Note: Includes attempted murders<br />

see also Labor<br />

Old Negro woamn named Dony Crook pardoned by Gov J P Eagle<br />

Skeleton unearthed near Union Depot at LR<br />

C Birmingham executed in NY for crime committed in 1882<br />

C Birmingham once lived in Birmingham's Cave in Baxter Co<br />

C Birmingham suspected of two murders in Baxter County<br />

Dawson Spears i~ suspect in killing Negro woman in Yell Co


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Negro shoots at: brakeman, misses, but kills bystander 04/21/91 05<br />

Negro defendant flees courthouse during trial at Forrest City 04/22/91 01<br />

Henry and Scott Waldroys kill two Negroes near Colt 05/07/91 03<br />

Attempt made to assassinate Miss Lena Wishon at Newport 07/11/91 01<br />

Robert Dempsey home in NW Faulkner Co scene of bloody murder 07/17/91 04<br />

Robert Dempseys were away from home when killing took place 07/17/91 04<br />

Unidentified body found in old house mile from Dempsey place 07/17/91 04<br />

Young man found shot to death in road in Cross County 07/21/91 01<br />

John Grayson's death-bed confession says he killed 3 men 08/06/91 06<br />

Body of well-dressed man found in boxcar at LR 09/09/91 02<br />

Negro youth killed by clod of dirt thrmn by Willie Stoddard 09/11/91 04<br />

Unknown Negro found murdered near Morril t on 11/28/91 05<br />

E M Wells said to have murdered 15 men in life of crime 12/26/91 03<br />

MURDERS - ALLEN, JOSEPH<br />

Allen, a Negro, critically wounded by Oscar Clemmons 10/24/91 01<br />

Oscar Clemmone is prominent Jefferson County planter 10/24/91 01<br />

MURDERS - BALDWIN, BUCK<br />

Affray in <strong>Arkansas</strong> Co ends in death of one, injury of another 07/26/91 01<br />

Baldwin killed by <strong>Arkansas</strong> County deputy eherif f Joe Robinson 07/26/91 01<br />

Joseph B Robinson shot, critically injured by John Bornbuckle 07/26/91 01<br />

MURDERS - BALL, W J<br />

Mr Ball murdered. body placed on railroad track at Hoxie 08/23/91 01<br />

Cause of Ball's death unknwn, but murder not suspected 08/25/91 01<br />

MURDERS - BARNETT, WILL<br />

Two Negroes, W i l l and Morris McDonald chgd in Jefferson Co 04/03/91 01<br />

MURDERS - BARWUE, TUININ<br />

Billy Roberts who killed Barraque at Altheimer, dies in jail 02/03/91 01<br />

MURDERS - BARRETT, WILL<br />

W i l l and Marion McDonald acquitted by jury 04/12/91 01<br />

MURDERS - BATTLES, CRAWFORD<br />

Battles killed by Hill Thmas in Jefferson County 12/30/91 01<br />

Hill Thomas intended to ehoot Haywood Saunders 12/30/91 01<br />

MURDERS - BUCK. HENRY<br />

Black shot and killed by Jack Bradford near Hope 06/10/91 08<br />

Dave Bradford indicted in slaying of Black 10111/91 01<br />

Jack Bradford to stand trial for murder of Black 10/24/91 06<br />

MURDERS - BRAMJ3Y, DAVID<br />

Bradley shot, seriously wounded near Quitman 04/24/91 02<br />

Webster Robinson, 17, says he was hired to kill Bradley 04/24/91 02<br />

MURDERS - BROOM<br />

Emma Broom arrested in murder of her new-born child<br />

MURDERS - BUCKNER, C C<br />

06/24/91 08<br />

Dr Buckner assassinated near Demott by unknown person 07/17/91 01<br />

Negro arrested on chg of assassination of Dr Buckner 07/18/91 03<br />

Rumor says Dr Buckner was intimate with Negro man's wife 07/18/91 03<br />

John Farmer chgd with murders, others accused of complicity 07/19/91 01<br />

Mob takes John Farmer f ram Dermott jail, hangs him in etreet 07/21/91 01<br />

MURDERS - BURNS, JIMMY<br />

Charles Sward to hang next week for killing Burns 01/23/91 05<br />

Steward conrende shooting of Burns accidental 01/23/91 05<br />

Death sentence of Charles Seward commutted by Gov J P Eagle 01/29/91 04<br />

Charles Sward fears no further reprieve to be granted 02/13/91 08<br />

Charles Seward takes religious intruction, denies guilt 02/15/91 01<br />

G w Eagle has not recd papers in Charles Sewardts case 02/17/91 03


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PAGE COL<br />

Death sentence of Seward commutted to life by Gw J P Eagle<br />

MURDERS - CHISHOLM, J E<br />

Dr Chisholm killed by Joe Stewart at Lewisville<br />

Joe Stewart found justified in killing Dr Chisholm<br />

MURDERS - COBB, WILLIAM<br />

Cobb killed in Crittenden County by William McDaniel<br />

MURDERS - COLBURN, JOSEPH<br />

Alva Thompson chgd with 1890 slaying of Colburn in Saline Co<br />

MURDERS - COPELAND, W H<br />

Lewis Simpson arrested for 1886 slaying of LR policeman<br />

Lewis admits that he killed Copeland<br />

Detailed account of Lewis Simpson's crime<br />

Trial of Louis Simpson begins<br />

Louis Simpson gets death penalty in slaying<br />

Hanging of Lewis Simpson set for Jan 21, 1892<br />

MURDERS - COWAN, SAMUEL<br />

Bail secured for M S Sweeten, but Mrs Cowan still in jail<br />

M S Sweeden gets prison term of 5 years in poisoning<br />

MURDERS - COWARD, JOE L<br />

Coward shot to death by 3 W Johnson at Jonesboro<br />

MURDERS - COX,<br />

WILEY<br />

Shooting by James McNally last Oct ends in death of Cox<br />

MURDERS - CRENSW, J T<br />

Crenshm killed by W i l l Allen, s Negro boy 17 yrs of age<br />

MURDERS - CROCKETT, AMANDA<br />

Mrs Crockett found dead with throat slashed<br />

Officers arrest Claiborne Simms for murder of fellow Negro<br />

MURDERS - CROSS, C L<br />

Cross shot to death near Brinkley by A M Hines<br />

Article calls victim J S Cross<br />

Details of killing of Cross<br />

MURDERS - CROSS, JESSE<br />

Boswell released on $500 bond<br />

MURDERS - CRUTMFIELD<br />

Jack Strickland bound aver for Grand Jury action<br />

MURDERS - CURRY, HENRY<br />

Negro killed at Grand Glaize by Chester Tucker<br />

MURDERS - DABNEY, J P<br />

Reward offered for arrest of James Murday<br />

MURDERS - DALTON<br />

Benton County constable killed by desperadoes<br />

Dalton was killed in shootout at home of Richard McCullum<br />

N h Sheppard killed Dalton. shot Missouri sheriff<br />

Njm and Harrison Sheppard are fugitives from Missouri<br />

Harrison Sheppard filled by officers, Nim Sheppard captured<br />

Preliminary hearing held for defendants<br />

Nim Sheppard escapes from Benton County Jail<br />

Sensational story about shootout with Nim Sheppard is false<br />

MURDERS - DALTON, JEFF<br />

Dalton killed at Cicalia, St Francis County<br />

MURDERS - DEAN, IDA<br />

Gov J P J3agl.e sets execution date for W i l l Jackson<br />

William Jackson's death sentence commutted by Gov J P Eagle<br />

Jackson's death sentence commutted to life in prison


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

MURDERS - DERRESEAXTX, JOHN D<br />

Derreseaux shot, critically wounded by John J Hooker<br />

Jefferson County shocked by warfare between planters<br />

John Derreseaux and John Hooker are prominent planters<br />

MURDERS - DIFEEY<br />

Trial of Oliver L Blackburn in killing of Mrs Dif fey mwed<br />

MURDERS - DUKE, T B<br />

Duke shot to death in Pulaski Co by T J Job<br />

More details on slaying of Duke<br />

MURDERS - DYER, A J<br />

Dyer shot to death by Sterling Bolt in Saline Co<br />

MURDERS - DYER. J B<br />

Dyer assassinated at Huntington<br />

Investigation trial of Thomas K Williams held<br />

MURDERS - ELLINGTON, WELLAM<br />

W D McZnturff acquitted in Logan County on chg of murder<br />

MURDERS - EPSTEXN, MORRIS<br />

Charles A Payne comicted of manslaughter in killing<br />

MURDERS - FEAR, A<br />

Mike Casidy acquitted by Miller County jury<br />

MURDERS - FLEMING<br />

Negro youth killed by friend named Toney in Conway County<br />

MURDERS - FORD, Z T<br />

Attempt made to assassinate Z T Ford at Cotton Plant<br />

MURDERS - FRAUENTHAL, IKE<br />

Frauenthal assassinated at Conway by Charles Mulligan, Negro 08/29/91 08<br />

Mulligan awaiting trial 09/01/91 03<br />

MURDERS - FRAZER, JAKE<br />

Frazer killed at Altheirner by Sam Furst 12/19/91 04<br />

MURDERS - FRILL. MATT<br />

Reward offered for arrest of Horace Beatty 05/23/91 05<br />

MURDERS - FRYE. EMMA<br />

Emma Frye and W i l l Mason recwered from shooting by Schreiber 01/13/91 01<br />

Jury finds Jack Schreiber insane 01/13/91 01<br />

Jack Schriber released from insane asylum 06/07/91 09<br />

MJRDERS - GAGE,<br />

W A<br />

Account of killing of W A Gage by Thomas E Hamilton 09/30/91 01<br />

Murder of Gage occurred at his home near Huntsville 09/30/91 01<br />

S F Vaughn hired him to kill Gage. Thomas E Hamilton says 09/30/91 01<br />

MURDERS - GANBY<br />

Ganby stabbed to death by George Davis in Woodruff County 12/06/91 01<br />

MURDERS - GIUERT<br />

Report f ran Coal Hill says Harris Gilbert shot son to death 03/17/91 03<br />

Officers tracking Harrison Gilbert through mountains 03/20/91 01<br />

MURDERS - GOODS* JOHN<br />

Goods found dead. companion critically injured at Blackville 06/11/91 08<br />

MUFUIERS - GRESHAM, JOHN<br />

Gresham shot to death by Bob Parnell in Union County 11/17/91 01<br />

MURDERS - GRIFFIN. THOMAS<br />

Griffin killed by John Street at Damascus 10/25/91 02<br />

MUEU2ERS - HACKMAN, J F<br />

Body of unidentified white man found in pond near LR 12/29/91 01<br />

Body identified as that of J F Hackman 12/31/91 02<br />

MURDERS - HAM, WILLIAM


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Trial of Abner Brassf ield moved from Marion County<br />

Abner Brassf ield gets term of 21-yrs in prison<br />

MURDERS - HANNIBAL* JUD<br />

Hannibal killed by Ben and 01 Carpenter near Hamburg<br />

MURDERS - HASLET!C, J M<br />

Reward offered for arrest of unknawn slayer of Scott Co man<br />

MURDERS - HA'LZEY, ADAM<br />

Adam and Litt Hatley killed by Dr G H Horne in Van Buren Co<br />

Dr Horne says he wants to kill three more persons<br />

MUEtDERS - HAXSmL,<br />

SARAH<br />

Haxsell killed by Negro named Williams with whom she lived<br />

William Woodly chgd with killing of Hacksaw at LR<br />

William Woodley sent to penitentiary<br />

MURDERS - HAYNES, E K J R<br />

Kaynes killed by Bob Baker, one of his pupils at Monticello<br />

Letter presents Bob Baker's side of sad affair<br />

MURDERS - HAYNES, JEFF<br />

George Wells acquitted on chg of killing Haynes in 1890<br />

MURDERS - HAYS, ALBERT<br />

Robert Williams on trial for slaying of Hays at Varner<br />

Robert Williams found guilty of first degree murder<br />

Robert Williams sentenced to be hanged<br />

Gov J P Eagle respites death penalty of Robert Williams<br />

State Supreme Ct denies appeal of Robert W illiams<br />

Petition seeks cornmutatLon of death penalty for Williams<br />

G w J P Eagle refuses clemency for Robert Williams<br />

Robert Williams confesses guilt, will be executed today<br />

Description of hanging of Robert Wilson<br />

Details of events leadhg to murder of Hays<br />

Undertaker C R Richards assisted Sheriff with execution<br />

Calmness of Robert Wilson on scaffold draws comment<br />

MURDERS - HENSON FAMILY<br />

Lizzie Jenkins, a Negro, attempted to poison Henaon family<br />

MURDERS - KICKS, JOSEFW J<br />

Hicks killed at Argenta by J A Sheffler<br />

Testimony of J S Sharp. who witnessed shooting<br />

William Boucher was witness to Hicks slaying<br />

Evidence indicates J A Shef fler shot Hicks in self-defense<br />

Card of appreciation from Mattie B Hicks<br />

MURDERS - HIDER, WILLIAM<br />

George Gibson claims shooting of Hider was accident<br />

MURDERS - HILL, THOMAS<br />

Hill assassinated while fleeing his burning house in Clark Co 07/30/91 01<br />

3 3 Richardson* Ab and Bill Easter, Luke Sullivan arrested 08/02/91 06<br />

Luke Sullivan and Bill Easter acquitted 10/24/91 06<br />

Richardson found guilty, Ab Easter indictment sent back 10/24/91 06<br />

MURDERS - HINKLE, WILLIAM<br />

J L Lucas found not guilty in death of youth at Morrilton 10/09/91 02<br />

MURDERS - HOLT. W H<br />

Capt Holt killed by James Woodson on boat at Helena wharf<br />

MURDERS - HOOD. ISAAC<br />

06/16/91 01<br />

Youth shot to death in yard of J W Matthews near Hoxie<br />

Railroad porter Charley Johnson chged with killing Hood<br />

09/03/91 01<br />

09/04/91 01<br />

Charles Johnson taken to Newport for safekeeping 09/06/91 01


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

MURDERS - HORNBUCKLE<br />

A H Castles chgd in murder of Hornbuckle at Magnolia<br />

MURDERS - HUNT. HENRY<br />

Henry Hunt shot to death by J E Spears near Camden<br />

3 E Spears held without bail<br />

MURDERS - HUNTLEY, JAMES<br />

Account of killing of Huntley by Rich Brawn. a Negro<br />

James Huntley was part of vigilance comm visiting Brawn<br />

Rich Brown shot Huntley after group broke dcwn his door<br />

MUR13ERS - IVEY, LUKE<br />

Trial. of J E Rewes postponed until January<br />

MURDERS - JACKSON. RUEV S<br />

Jackson shot to death on LR street by Charles Porter<br />

MURDERS - JOHNSON. LEE<br />

Johnson killed by Harry Stone at Colt<br />

MURDERS - JONES, AARON<br />

Jones killed in affray with Gaines Hawkins in Sevier County<br />

MURDERS - JONES, ASHLEY<br />

West Point, Ark, man killed at St Louis<br />

MURDERS - JONES. J W<br />

Dwer man known as 'Cussin' Jones killed by two men<br />

Tom Brown, King Jones sought for murder of ' Cussin' Jones<br />

Dave King yet to be tried in slaying of J W Jones<br />

Lew Brown guilty of 2nd degree murder in slaying of Jones<br />

Dave King gets 81 yrs in prison<br />

MURDERS - JONES, NAT<br />

Shipley was married to Mrs Talley<br />

Grand Jury indicts J F Shipley<br />

MURDERS - JONES, NAT K<br />

Jones shot, critically wounded by J E Shipley at Washington<br />

Nat K Jones is youngest son of US senator ~&es<br />

Senator James K Jones uses special train to reach injured son 07/19/91 01<br />

Details of killing given in jury report<br />

Jones dies of shootjng by J F Shipley<br />

E L Givens comments on tragedy at Washington. Ark<br />

Senator and Mrs Jones devastated by murder of their son<br />

Details of killing of Jones as told to coronorts inquest<br />

MURDERS - JONES. TOM<br />

Charles D Harn to go on trial for Yell County slaying<br />

Trial of Harn expected to be lengthy<br />

C D Ham found guilty, gets 5-yr prison term<br />

C D Harn taken to prison to begin serving term<br />

Charles D Harn dies in prison<br />

Article calls slayer Charles Hearn<br />

Body of Charley Harn sent to Dardanelle for burial<br />

MURDERS - KING. CALVIN<br />

King killed by John Hawkins in Ouachita County<br />

MURDERS - LANNIN. JIM<br />

Lannin was killed at Poplar Bluff, Mo by Joe Cruse<br />

K w ones-<br />

MURDERS - LAY. CHARLES<br />

Charles Lay shot by Hazelot Mayhan near Newark<br />

Lay had given Mayhan a thrashing over advances to Mrs Lay<br />

Article calls shooting victim Charles Stice<br />

Details of killing of Charles Lay


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DATE<br />

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Nazelot Mayhan is a son of E H Mayhan, the alleged rapist<br />

Others imolved in slaying are Dave Mayhan and Med Young<br />

MURDERS - LEE, BILL<br />

Negro named Bill Lee killed by Charles Lackie. a white man<br />

Coroner's jury rules killing by Charles Lackie justified<br />

MURDERS - LOCJCJ3, JOHN<br />

Half-witted farmer near Ozark axed to death by son. Walter<br />

Walter Locke is idiot as is his sister<br />

MURDERS - LWE, JENNIE<br />

Jennie Lwe gunned down by Edward Slaughter at LR<br />

MURDERS - LWRY, HENSE<br />

Lowry slashed to death at Emmet by Nathan Lefwre<br />

Sheriff traced Nathan Lafwre to Texas, arrested him<br />

MURDERS - MALLOY, PRINCE<br />

Wealthy Negro murdered on Island 64 near Helena<br />

Widow of Mallow causes arrest of Isham White, L Fry Young<br />

Isom White convicted of murder. sentenced to hang<br />

Isom White hanged at Helena for murder of Malloy<br />

Mrs Malloy refused White's request for her forgiveness<br />

MURDERS - MARNEY, ED<br />

Marney shot, killed by Bert Stewart in Little River County<br />

MURDERS - MARSHALL, ZALEY<br />

Marshall shot to death in field at Paragould<br />

Details on killing of Marshall<br />

MURDERS - MARTIN. HEWRY<br />

Shooting of Martin by fellow Negro called cold-blooded murder<br />

Ed Price released on $3.000 bond<br />

MURDERS - MAYER. ISADORE<br />

Isadore Mayer and E W Leach killed by John W Graeter<br />

3ohn W Graeter has history of mental illness<br />

Background on John W Greater<br />

John W Graeter still in jail at Bald Knob<br />

John W Graeter closely confined in jail at Searcy<br />

Source of John W Graeter' s madness was jilted lover<br />

John W Graeter discharged, sent. to insane asylum in Ohio<br />

Families of men killed by Graeter to sue Pullman Car Co<br />

MURDERS - MAYSEY,<br />

CHARLES B<br />

History of the Maysey murder case<br />

Oscar Coulter acquitted of murder chg in Logan County<br />

MURDERS - MCCASKEY INFANT<br />

Ella McCaskey confesses she gave birth to infant at Ft Smith<br />

MURDERS - MCWEN, D F<br />

J M Gregg located, arrested in Montana on 1889 Lee Co chg<br />

MURDERS - MCCULLOW. SAM<br />

Account of slaying of McCulloch by J R Williams at Conway<br />

Slayings are result of bitter feeling over liquor vote<br />

Williams killed brother of Sam McCulloch last year<br />

McCulloch buried in Oak Grwe Cemetery at Conway<br />

Robert Williams files writ of habeas corpus in court<br />

MJRDERS - MCDANIa. SWORD<br />

Stephen Bullock Jr. Sanford McDaniel seriously wounded<br />

MURDERS - MOGAUGHY, W L<br />

W i l l Hawley, W Ibbottson chgd in slaying of McGaughy<br />

McGaughy shot to death by unknmn persons at Pine Bluff


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Details of killing of McGaughy<br />

MURDERS - MER(=ER, ASBURY<br />

Horace Mercer gets 5-yr prison tern for killing his father<br />

MURDERS - MILBURN, J W<br />

A J Maxwell found not guilty of murder in Ashley County<br />

MURDERS - MITCHELL, BILLY<br />

Henry and Gus Waldraf were involved in events at farm<br />

Mitchell killed by Gus Waldraf in Stone County<br />

Nestis Babar and Billy Mitchell involved in affray a t farm<br />

Parties in slaying case discharged for want of evidence<br />

MURDERS - rUIONIGOMERY INFANT<br />

Mary Montgomery accused of abandoning newborn in LR alley<br />

Montgomery infant retrieved from weeds in time to save it<br />

Mrs Arminda Crowson allegedly kicked Montgomery infant aside<br />

Inquest names Mary Montgomery, Arminda Crwson<br />

MURDERS - MOOEm, R J<br />

Stwe Ross kills <strong>An</strong>derson after <strong>An</strong>derson killed R J Moore<br />

MURDERS - MOORE, WILLIAM<br />

Moore was dragged from wagon by five Negroes<br />

Moore killed by Horace Cruse, a Negro, at Newport<br />

MURDERS - MORGAN, W G<br />

Smith Martin wounds W G Morgan seriously at Pine Bluff<br />

W G Morgan dies of wounds, Smith Martin discharged<br />

MURDERS - MORTON, HENRY<br />

Negro man shot to death by Pine Bluff policeman Ed Price<br />

MURDERS - MURPHY, JrnE<br />

William Turner chgd with Murphy slaying in Woodruff County<br />

MURDERS - NORMS, JOHN<br />

Jury finds Norris was not murdered, but fell f ram trestle<br />

MTJRDERS - NORRTS, N K (MRS)<br />

George D W illiams pardoned after serving 4 yrs in prison<br />

Williams killed Mrs Norris in 1886 in Hot Springs<br />

MURDERS - NORVILLE. CHARLES<br />

30e Greer chgd with killing Norville last January<br />

MURDERS - O'BRIEN. SZAS<br />

Gabriel Isom found guilty of murder in Jefferson County<br />

MURDERS - OLDHAM<br />

Man named Oldham killed near Roberts<br />

MURDERS - PAGE, W A<br />

Page assassinated in his field near Huntsville<br />

MURDERS - PARKER, BUTQI<br />

Parker murdered at Waldo<br />

MURDERS - PARKS, W J<br />

Facts about killing of Parks by John D Bolling in 1888<br />

Parks was killed at Charleston (Franklin County)<br />

MURDERS - PAXTON, JAMES P<br />

Paxton shot t o death at Pinnacle Springs by M S Good<br />

M S Good to be prosecuted in slaying of Paxton<br />

Mat S Good to stand trial this week a t Conway<br />

MURDERS - PELL, LOGAN<br />

J W Wright chgd with killing Pell, a Negro, in Jefferson Co<br />

Joe W Wright acquitted in shooting of Negro employee at PB<br />

MURDERS - PETERS, JOSEPH L<br />

Suspects in slaying of Peters at Holly Grwe are on trial


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John Wiley and John Rogers found not guilty<br />

MURDERS - PEWS<br />

Pettus Elled by fellow Negro youth named Washington<br />

MURDERS - PHILLIPS, JORDAN (MRS)<br />

Jordan Phillips. a Negro Baptist preacher, kills his wife<br />

MURDERS - POOLE. C D<br />

Poole killed by Enos Palmer, a Negro crap shooter<br />

MURDERS - POPJ3, SHEP<br />

C C kin gets 10 yrs in prison for killing in Poinsett Co<br />

MURDERS - PORTER, JESSE<br />

Porter shot and killed by fellow Negro named Jim <strong>An</strong>derson<br />

MURDERS - POST, MARY<br />

Reese Post chgd in death of his niece<br />

MURDERS - PRATT, SCOTT<br />

Body of Pratt found in area where he has stolen hogs<br />

Man named Davis arrested in slaying of Pratt<br />

MURDERS - PRITCHARD, JOB<br />

Pritchard killed in Garland Co by Green Carpenter<br />

Green Carpenter committed without bail to await hearing<br />

MURDERS - PROFIT, MOSE<br />

Profit killed by Abe Green at Stephens<br />

MURDERS - RAIIGIRS. JOHN<br />

Roughs attack three menwith wagon spokes at dance<br />

Raimers dies of injuries, Charles Colbert, Wood Bailey chgd<br />

MURDERS - RANDOLPH, M<br />

Body of Randolph found near Redf ield<br />

W C Davis seeks information on Randolph<br />

MURDERS - RAY, JOSEPH<br />

Ray shot by Lee Bowles at house of ill repute in Eureka Spgs<br />

Joseph Ray dies of wounds<br />

Trial of Lee Bowles begins at Eureka Springs<br />

Grand Jury fails to indict Lee Boles<br />

MURDERS - REASON, SAM<br />

Wm Oliver, Mary Robinson chgd in death of Reason at LR<br />

MURDERS - REDBURNE,<br />

C H<br />

James Foster, Mrs Redburne arrestred on suspicion of murder<br />

Redburn child says Foster. Mrs Redburn dragged body may<br />

C H Redburne found to be alive<br />

MURDERS - RIUUFLDSON. BOBBIE<br />

Argenta youth killed by stranger firing at John Jones<br />

MURDERS - RIDDEL, JAMES<br />

Reward offered for arrest of A L Hopkins<br />

MURDERS - RIEMERS, JOHN<br />

Wood Bailey charged with actual killing of Rimers<br />

MURDERS - ROBERTS, E M<br />

Dock and Link Oldham chgd with assassination of Roberts<br />

MURDERS - ROBINSON, TATE<br />

Robinson killed by his son-in-law.<br />

Brooks<br />

Two accounts of slaying in Ouachita County<br />

MURDERS - ROCKETT<br />

Dr Rockett: shot to death by Horace Whitten at Bodcaw<br />

Sheriff tracks down, captures Horace X Whitten in La<br />

MURDERS - ROGERS. LEV1<br />

Wave Wilkerson is suspect in Rogers killing in Madison Co<br />

DATE<br />

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DATE<br />

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Weve Wilkerson posts bond, disappears 04/26/91 06<br />

MURDERS - ROSE, EDGAR<br />

Account of killing, mail robbery 06/23/91 04<br />

Edgar and Louisa Rose and Walter Markley faced robbery chg 06/23/91 04<br />

Mrs Louisa Rose confesses to abetting mail robbery at Batavia 06/23/91 04<br />

MURDERS - SCANLON, THOMAS<br />

Scanlon found in dying condition near Pine Bluff 10/31/91 01<br />

Officials trying to find relatives of Scanlon 11/01/91 01<br />

MURDERS - SEE, JOE<br />

Death sentence of Edward Johnson commutted to life 01/15/91 08<br />

MURDERS - SIMMS, MARTHA<br />

Allen Beck, colored, hanged in Union County for Simms murder 01/06/91 02<br />

Account of hanging of Allen Beck 01/06/91 06<br />

MURDERS - SMITH, WILLIAM<br />

Lewis Cherry found guilty of killing Rev Smith near Swifton 07/23/91 01<br />

Lewis Cherry sentenced to hang for killing Smith 08/07/91 06<br />

MURDERS - SOLOMON, E F<br />

E F Solomon killed in Lonoke County by W C Eagle 03/31/91 05<br />

Solomon killed for raping his stepdaughter, a niece of Eagle 03/31/91 05<br />

Solomon was married to sister of W C Eagle 03/31/91 05<br />

W C Eagle is s nephew of Gov James P Eagle 03/31/91 05<br />

W C Eagle indicted on chg of second degree murder 07/25/91 08<br />

MURDERS - SPENCER. ANDREW<br />

John Simmons chgd with killing of Spencer near Batesville 11/20/91 01<br />

MURDERS - STJWENS, WILLIAM M<br />

Seba Smith convicted in killing of Stwens in Franklin County 03/03/91 04<br />

Sebe Smith sentenced to death in murder case 05/09/91 06<br />

Seba Smith wins reprieve from state Supreme Ct 06/27/91 03<br />

MURDERS - STICE. CHARLES<br />

see Murders - Lay, Charles<br />

MURDERS - STROUD, JOSEPH<br />

Charles Storey stabs Stroud to death at Hope<br />

MURDERS - SUMMERS, HENDRY<br />

05/17/91 15<br />

John Little goes on trial in slaying of Summers 03/27/91 04<br />

MURDERS - SUMMERS, HENRY<br />

Summers shot to death by John Little at LR 01/07/91 08<br />

Summers buried in Oakland Cemetery 01/08/91 04<br />

Examination of John Little held in Justice Menkus's court<br />

John Little charged with manslaughter, admitted to bail<br />

01/16/91 04<br />

01/16/91 04<br />

Great interest manifested in trial of John Little 03/28/91 01<br />

Phonograph to record remarks of Judge Frank T Vaughan 03/28/91 01<br />

John Little gets 2-yr prison term on manslaughter conviction 03/29/91 03<br />

MURDERS - SWINSON, JOHN<br />

Swinson stabbed to death by Negro named Arthur Parker 02/03/91 01<br />

Arthur Parker found not guilty 10/27/91 01<br />

MURDERS - TATE, JOHN W<br />

Calvin White found guilty of murder in Monroe County 04/04/91 01<br />

MTmERS - TELLINGTON. THOMAS<br />

Negro pursued to Chicot County, killed by Louisiana farmer 03/25/91 01<br />

Family of Tellington flees to <strong>Arkansas</strong> for safew 03/27/91 04<br />

Tellington was killed at Parkdale, Ashley County 03/27/91 04<br />

MURDERS - 'SHOMAS<br />

Thomast throat cut by fellow Negroes at Vanndale<br />

MURDERS - THOMPSON<br />

02/27/91 01


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Seymour Thompson, 12, admits killing younger brother 02/28/91 01<br />

MURDERS - THO~SON, C A<br />

Thompson shot to death by James Vann at Texarkana 01/08/91 01<br />

James Vann released on bail 01/10/91 01<br />

MURDERS - TWN, J H<br />

Town and Burk Manning mortally wounded in Bucksnort shooting 10/29/91 01<br />

MURDERS - TRAPP<br />

Charles Turner claims shooting of young girl was accident 08/08/91 08<br />

Shooting took place at Trapp home near Huntsville 08/08/91 08<br />

MURDERS - TUCKER<br />

Youth killed at Fayettevfile by drunken man 01/15/91 03<br />

MURDERS - WIGGS, JOHN H<br />

Twiggs slain by S E AND Lee Denton at Gassville, Baxter Co 08/23/91 08<br />

John Twiggs had threatened to kill Denton brothers 08/26/91 06<br />

Article gives background on case and its principals 09/23/91 08<br />

Grand Jury finds Demons j ustif ied in killing Twiggs 09/23/91 08<br />

MURDERS - URSERY<br />

W 0 Boyd shoots, critically injures Ursery near Augusta 05/27/91 01<br />

MURDERS - VALENTINE, GEORGE<br />

William Jackson released after justifiable homicide ruled 01/07/91 01<br />

MURDERS - VICK* J D<br />

Vick killed at Russellville by Grant Winn during quarrel 03/08/91 02<br />

MURDERS - WALLPLPER. HENRY<br />

Wallplyer shot to death by William Davis at Vanduzen 11/12/91 01<br />

MURDERS - WARD, DICK<br />

Dick Ward killed in Lawrence Co by his nephew. Charles Wilson 08/14/91 03<br />

MURDERS - WArnINS* H W<br />

Prominent Negro Republican killed by J R Butler at Texarkana 11/29/91 01<br />

Killing of Watkins ruled justified 12/05/91 01<br />

MURDERS - WATSON, FRANK<br />

Green Watson makes his escape after senseless killing 01/17/91 01<br />

Green Watson, white, kills Frank Watson, Negro, at Fufton 01/17/91 01<br />

MURDERS - WEST, MARION<br />

Alic Ridenour accused of assassination of Crawford Co man 05/21/91 01<br />

So Serratt arrested on chg of killing near Van Buren 05/23/91 04<br />

Henry Serat t. Alexander Ridinhoun released 12/27/91 02<br />

MURDERS - WHITE<br />

Louis Warf ield released on grounds of sel f-def ense 07/31/91 08<br />

MURDERS - WILLIAMS. HORACE<br />

Shot at a shadow, Warren <strong>An</strong>derson claims 07/07/91 01<br />

Warren <strong>An</strong>derson kills Horace Williams at Pastor is 07/07/91 01<br />

Warren <strong>An</strong>derson acquitted of murder chg 11/20/91 01<br />

MURDERS - WILLIAMS. JOHN W<br />

Jim Johnson accused of murder of Williams in Cleburne Co 07/22/91 01<br />

Slaying of Williams was first murder ever in Cleburne County 07/25/91 08<br />

Wash Johnson and Manning also involved in slaying 07/25/91 08<br />

James and Wash Johnson placed in penitentiary for safekeeping 07/26/91 06<br />

William Manning is brotherin-law of James and Wash Johnson 07/26/91 06<br />

Mr Williams leaves a wife and six small children<br />

More details on slaying of Williams<br />

07/28/91 06<br />

07/28/91 07<br />

William Manning also involved in Williams slaying 07/28/91 07<br />

James Johnson seeks release on bond<br />

MURDERS - WILLIAMS, WILLIAM<br />

12/17/91 02<br />

Trial of Sherman B Williams begins in Pulaski County 10/14/91 05


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Sherman Williams found not guilty in killing of W Williams<br />

MURDERS - WILLIAMSON, ED<br />

Details of killing of Williamson by Ed McCullough<br />

MURDERS - WILLINGHAM, WILLIS<br />

Negro shot and killed by W A Harris in Union County<br />

Shooting of Willingham ruled justified<br />

MURDERS - wasoN, HARRY<br />

L J Harper on trial at Greenwood<br />

MURDERS - WILSON. SYDNEY J (MRS)<br />

Account of killing of MKS Wilsan at Brinkley<br />

S J Wilson arrested, lr from wife threatens suicide<br />

Sydney J Wilson held for trial in death of wife<br />

Trial of Sydney J Wilson held at Clarendon<br />

Sydney J Wilson adntitted to bail<br />

MURDERS - WOODS, PFARL<br />

Pearl Woods may have been poisoned at Argenta saloon<br />

Autopsy shows Pearl Woods was poisoned with arsenic<br />

J P Steen arrested on chg of poisoning Pearl Woods<br />

J P Steen operates notorious dive in LR<br />

Details of remarkable story of J M Steen<br />

Steen allegedly bought gun for Henry Moore to use in slaying<br />

J M McCollum interviewed on Steen case<br />

J P Steen seeks release from jail on bail<br />

Steen will try to suborn witnesses, Gazette says<br />

MURDERS - WRIGHT, J H<br />

Wright shot to death by Tom Dennis on Hot Springs street<br />

Widow accuses Coroner Billy Wilson of stealing jewelry<br />

Tom Dennis held without bond<br />

Trial of Tom Dennis postponed<br />

Tom Dennis to go on trial next week<br />

Trial of Tom Dennis postponed<br />

MURDERS - YARBROUGH. DAVID<br />

John A Cameron kills Yarbrough in northern Drew County<br />

John A Cameron acquitted of murder chg<br />

MURDERS -SAMUELS, LIZZIE<br />

Mrs Samuels killed during fight with Mollie Williams<br />

MURPHY, GEORGE W<br />

see also Legal Profession<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

MURPHY. 30BE<br />

see also Murders - Murphy. Jobe<br />

MUSEUMS<br />

A H Lemon opens musem of <strong>Arkansas</strong> wildlife at Hot Springs<br />

MUSIC<br />

Bavarian band plays in LR for donated funds<br />

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS<br />

see also Methodist Church<br />

MYERS. CHARLES B<br />

see also Land Commissioner (Ark)<br />

MYZE, WILLIAM<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

NAMES, PERSONAL<br />

Ottenbangeingrapensteinershaubenpicker recorded in Pulaski ct 09/13/91 02<br />

NAKVELL, CHARLES


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DATE<br />

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Foul play feared in disappearance f ran Argenta<br />

NASH, ZELA<br />

Photograph of Miss Nssh<br />

NASHVILLE<br />

see also Libraries<br />

Results of municipal election^<br />

NASHVILLE - W S BRIEFS<br />

04/29/05/2 05/31/02/4 06/23/08/1 07/10/04/3 07/18/06/1<br />

NAVRA, ELIAS<br />

see also Jews<br />

01/22/91 03 2<br />

08/30/91 02 4<br />

NAYLOR, GEORGE C<br />

see also Assaults<br />

NEEL, C M<br />

see also Banks<br />

Nee1 loses suit against bondsmen for the late John M Clayton 05/03/91 01 5<br />

NEGREOS<br />

G w James P Eagle seeks information on Gurdon situation 11/27/91 01 7<br />

NEGROES<br />

see also<br />

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Baptist Church<br />

Colleges<br />

Expositions and Fairs<br />

Frauds<br />

House of Refuge<br />

Labor<br />

Lynching - Bailey. J h<br />

Lynching - Jones, Henry<br />

Masons, Free and Accepted Order of<br />

Murders - Allen, Joseph<br />

Murders - Barnett, W i l l<br />

Murders - Buckner. C C<br />

Murders - Copeland. W H<br />

Murders - Crenshaw. J T<br />

Murders - Crockett, Amanda<br />

Murders - Curry, Henry<br />

Murders - Fleming<br />

Murders - Frauenthal, Ike<br />

Murders - Goods. John<br />

Murders - Haxsell, Sarah<br />

Murders - Iiuntley. James<br />

Murders - Jackson. Rufus<br />

Nurders - King. Calvin<br />

Murders - Lee, Bill<br />

Murders - Lwe. Jennie<br />

Murders - Martin, Henry<br />

Murders - Mitchell. Billy<br />

Murders - Moore. William<br />

Murders - Pell, Logan<br />

Murders - Pettus<br />

Nurders - Phillips. Jordan<br />

Murders - Poole, C D<br />

Murders - Porter. Jesse<br />

Murders - Pratt, Scott<br />

Murders - Reese. Mary<br />

Murders - Richard~on, Bobble


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see also Murders - See. Joe<br />

see also Murders - Simms. Martha<br />

see also Murders - &ith, William<br />

see also Murders - Summers, Henry<br />

see also Murders - Swinson. John<br />

see also Murders - Tellington. Thomas<br />

see also Murders - Thomas<br />

see also Murders - Thompson<br />

see also Murders - Watkins<br />

see also Murders - Watson, Frank<br />

see also Parks<br />

see also Politics<br />

see also Republican Party<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

see also Vigilantes<br />

see also Willingham, W i l l i s<br />

Separate cars for blacks and whites put on Altheimer Railroad 01/11/91 02 3<br />

Separate railroad coaches work like a charm. Gazette says 01/11/91 02 3<br />

Gov J P Eagle wants state to require separate railroad cars 01/14/91 02 4<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette. Arkadelphia Herald urge separate coaches 01/14/91 04 2<br />

Two bills in state Senate call for separate railroad coaches 01/14/91 06 2<br />

Democratic press of Ark favors separate railroad coach law 01/17/91 04 5<br />

Washington Press says people there favor separate coaches 01/18/91 04 4<br />

Six hundred Negroes meet at LR to oppose separate coaches 01/20/9101 6<br />

Gazette editorial commends bill for separate coaches 01/20/91 04 1<br />

Text of proposed bill for separate railroad coaches 01/20/91 04 5<br />

Gazette calls Negro resolutions on separate coaches 'foolish1 01/21/91 04 2<br />

Fort Smith Times supports separate railway coaches 01/22/9104 3<br />

Numerous state papers call for passage of separate coach law 01/24/91 04 3<br />

Negroes to meet at State House on separate coach bill 01/27/91 04 3<br />

Several hundred Negroes meet to oppose separate coach law 01/28/91 01 5<br />

Gazette defends its use of phrase. black heels on white necks 01/29/91 04 2<br />

Gazette urges passage of separate coach law without delay 01/30/91 04 2<br />

Separate coach bill passes Senate with only 2 'no1 votes 01/30/91 06 1<br />

Senator George W Bell's speech opposing separate coaches 01/30/91 06 2<br />

Senator J N Tillman's speech for separate railway coaches 01/30/91 06 2<br />

Speeches made in Senate on separate coach bill O1/30/91 06 2<br />

Some 5.000 Pulaski County Negroes may move to Oklahoma 02/01/91 06 1<br />

Pastor of colored M E Church advises hearers to stay in Ark 02/07/91 05 2<br />

Garrison Langston forgot bride's name when securing license 02/12/91 04 4<br />

Families leaving Ark because of separate coach bill 02/17/91 06 5<br />

House debates, passes separate coach bill 02/18/91 06 6<br />

Sweral colored people have mwed to Oklahoma 02/20/91 05 1<br />

Blacks in LR area migrating to Oklahoma 02/21/91 03 1<br />

Text of speech by Repr J G Lucas against separate coaches 02/21/91 08 1<br />

Letter of Edwin K Culver an Henley and the separate coach law 02/24/91 04 4<br />

Separate coach bill signed into law by Gov J P Eagle 02/24/91 04 4<br />

State Repr J N Donohoo explains his stand on separate coaches 02/26/91 06 4<br />

Rioting Negroes at Altheimer sought to prevent man froramwe 02/27/91 01 5<br />

Sixteen Negroes arrested at Altheimer on riot charge<br />

False inducements offered Negroes to move to Oklahoma<br />

02/27/91 01<br />

02/28/91 08<br />

5<br />

1<br />

Rev C 0 H Thamas seeks to dissuade emigration to Oklahoma 02/28/91 08 1<br />

Emigrants to Okla find themselves in deplorable condition 03/03/91 01 1<br />

Speech by Senator George W Bell against emigration to Okla 03/11/91 04 4


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Smallpox raging among Negroes at Gutherie, Oklahoma 03/12/91 01<br />

J H Smith discusses contrwersy with George W Bell 03/14/91 04<br />

George W Bell. seeks to refute argument of Bell on Oklahoma 03/17/91 04<br />

Negroes on Gov Eagle's farm disturbed by false rumors 03/21/91. 04<br />

Bill to allow partition rather than separate cars defeated<br />

Letter on Senate vote to deny use of divided coaches<br />

04/04/91 04<br />

04/05/91 01<br />

Negro exodus f ran Ark seems to have stopped 04/05/91 04<br />

Alexander Archibald marries Jennie Ember, Negro, at Lake Dick 05/05/91 04<br />

Wedding of Alexander and Ember outrages local residents 05/05/91 04<br />

Mrs Tom Neeley throws body of dead Negro out of house 05/13/91 02<br />

David Coleman intended victim of shooting by whites 05/19/91 01<br />

David Coleman moved to land near white area of Woodruff Co 05/19/91 01<br />

John Hale, John Lee chgd with shooting into Coleman house 05/19/91 01<br />

Railroad waiting roams being remodeled to meet law demands 05/19/91 08<br />

Republican editor at Fayettwille says Negroes treated well 05/24/91 04<br />

Separate coach law may not apply to interstate travelers 06/20/91 04<br />

Former slave John Logan dies at LR 06/27/91 03<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Methodist sees unequal justice for black lawbreakers 08/02/91 09<br />

Negro in Monroe Co claims salvation comes only through him 08/06/91 07<br />

Woodruff County Negroes terrorized by drunken timberman 08/11/91 01<br />

Separate coaches law prwides for equality. Gazette says 08/11/91 04<br />

Hackete City paper says white Republican preferable to Negro 08/15/91 06<br />

Separate railroad coach bill goes into effect 08/23/91 03<br />

Paper comments on separate coaches, shared ballot box and bar 08/25/91 04<br />

Afro-American Protective Assn organized at LR 08/27/93. 04<br />

Colored Farmers and Laborers Joint Stock Assa formed 10/11/91 12<br />

Purpose of Colored Farmers and Labors Stock Assn stated 10/11/91 12<br />

Dick Waller, of Drew Co. was accused of killing 72 Negroes 11/19/91 01<br />

Negro reportedly lynched at Gurdon 11/26/91 02<br />

Arrested Negro forcibly taken from officers by Gurdon Negroes 11/27/91 01<br />

Gurdon disturbance tabbed a race riot 11/27/91 01<br />

Gurdon returns to usual quiet status 11/28/91 02<br />

Mob of armed Negroes surround Linwood depot and rob paclagee 12/11/91 02<br />

Marrau escape of Claude T Ringo from Linwood mob detailed 12/11/91 02<br />

Linwood troubles caused by a few lawless Negroes 12/13/91 04<br />

NEILL, ROBERT<br />

see also Courts (Ark) - Circuit<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

Biographical sketch of Batesville lawyer 07/25/91 08<br />

NELSON.<br />

F M<br />

Waldo resident disappears 01/08/91. 01<br />

NEVADA COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Lowry, Hense<br />

see also Murders - Rockett<br />

WADA COUNTY BANK<br />

see Banks<br />

NEW EDINBURGH - NEMS BRIEFS<br />

08/06/0812<br />

NEW PROCESS LAUNDRY<br />

see also Fires<br />

WBURG<br />

see also Fires<br />

NEWCOMB, J D<br />

see also Marriage


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NEWPORT<br />

see also Buildings<br />

see also Entertainment<br />

see also Fires<br />

see also Hotels<br />

see also Housing<br />

Electric lights turned on in tawn<br />

Opera house nears completion<br />

Electric street lights turned on<br />

Designated a city of the second class<br />

Article describes bustling White River twn<br />

NEWPORT - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

06/02/04/4 06/16/06/1 06/17/06/2 06/20/08/1 06/25/01/6<br />

06/27/04/3 06/30/01/2 07 /Ol/Ol/5 07 /O4/O3/l 07 /Og/O4/4<br />

07/17/03/3 07/29/05/3 08/01/01/3 08/04/06/2 08/07/01/1<br />

08/09/09/1 08/14/04/3 08/16/01/3 08/21/04/4 08/22101/2<br />

08/30/04/4 09/04/06/1 09/06/04/5 09/08/04/2 09/15/08/2<br />

09/22/02/2 09/27/02/3 10/06/08/3 10/18/01/3 10/25/01/1<br />

11/17/01/1 11/27/01/2 l2/3l/ Q3/2<br />

NWPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />

see Education - Finance<br />

NEM SPAPERS<br />

Texarkana Daily Graphic begini publication<br />

Brinkley Adjuster to begin publication<br />

Tri-County Chronicle begins publication at Fordyce<br />

Text of bill in Legis on newspapers and libel<br />

Crawley s Ridge Baptist begins publication<br />

Cherokee Bay Enterprise is new Randolph County paper<br />

Burning of North <strong>Arkansas</strong> Herald was accident, not arson<br />

Arkadelphia Siftings begins publication<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Banner changes to Alliance Advocate<br />

Bald Knob Signal is new publication<br />

Little River County Pilot ceases publication<br />

Coultor Butler sues Hot Springs Daily Sentinel for slander<br />

E L Keene begins publication of Chronicle at McCrory<br />

Mrs W P Illing has a copy of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette1 s first issue<br />

Eureka Springs Times-Echo sold, changed to Dem paper<br />

Morrilton Headlight off ices burn<br />

Booneville Banner begins publication<br />

LR Mayor orders sale of Kansas City Sun halted in city<br />

LR mayor says obscene lit law is basis for ban on KC Sun<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Spy begins publication at Coal Hill<br />

Searcy County Democrat suspends publication<br />

Dardanelle Council bans sales of Kansas City Sun<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette issues largest newspaper ekr printed in Ark<br />

State press commends <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette trade edition<br />

S H Rice to start Democratic paper at DeWitt<br />

G R Williams cited for contempt of court wer editorial<br />

G R Williams Lets loose another barrage after citation<br />

Searcy has three newspapers<br />

Eureka Springs Star ceases publication<br />

Bentonville Democrat prints evening daily<br />

Sensational accounts wired from LR often are not true<br />

Alliance Advocate to be published at Evansville


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Trimble family has subscribed to <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette sine 1819<br />

Broken machine forces <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette to smaller size<br />

People's Tribune is new publication at Prescott<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Staats-Zeitung faces defamation suit by A Rust<br />

Staats-Zeitung editor Phil Dietzgen replies to A Rust chg<br />

Eureka Springs Daily Echo suspends publication<br />

Postmaster at Argenra refuses to allaw Argenta Times mailed<br />

Daily Thomas Cat begins publication at Hot Springs<br />

Hardy Herald estabd at Hardy, Sharp Counv<br />

Batesville Weekly Progress resumes publication<br />

Rogers New Era changes to Rogers Democrat<br />

Van Buren Graphic suspends publication<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette out in "new dress"<br />

North <strong>Arkansas</strong> I3eraJ.d is new paper at: Mountain Home<br />

State press congratulates <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette on 'new dress1<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette praised by <strong>Arkansas</strong> Press<br />

Western Boomerang is new paper at Hampton<br />

New paper in LR to be called Gist<br />

Wynne Ripsaw changes name to Cross County Gazette<br />

Newport has two newspapers<br />

Intruder pies all forms of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Echo, scatters type<br />

NHTON COUW<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

see also Caves<br />

see also Mines<br />

see also Roads<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

see also Wildlife<br />

NEWTON, THOMAS W<br />

see also Expositions Ap5<br />

see also Parties Ap12<br />

NIMOL, C A<br />

Prominent cotton planter dies at Pine Bluff<br />

Obituary of praminent cotton famer<br />

NIGHT CLUBS<br />

see Bars and Night Clubs<br />

NCBLE,<br />

JOHN W<br />

see also Hot Springs<br />

see also Little Bock<br />

NOISE<br />

Factory whistles at: LR called a nuisance<br />

NORRIS. JAMES A<br />

Russellville man unearths s trange engraved st one<br />

NORRIS, JOHN<br />

see also Murders - Norris, John<br />

NORRIS, N K (MRS)<br />

see also Murders - Norris, N K (~rs)<br />

NORTH <strong>ARKANSAS</strong> HERALD<br />

see Newspapers<br />

NORTHEAST ARKAN SAS LAND AS SOCIATION<br />

see Companies<br />

NORTHEAST <strong>ARKANSAS</strong> MILLING CO<br />

see Companies<br />

NORTON, H C


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see also Sex Crimes<br />

NORVILLE. CWBLES<br />

see also Murders - Norville, Charles<br />

0 ' BRIEN, SILAS<br />

see also Murders - OIBrien, Silas<br />

O'NEAL, ROSS D<br />

see also Actors<br />

OAK HILL SEMINARY<br />

see Education - Private<br />

OAK HILLS, BATTLE OF<br />

see Veterans<br />

ODD FELLOWS. INDEPEWDENT ORDER OF<br />

Corway chapter installs officers<br />

Canton organized at LR<br />

List of officers of <strong>Arkansas</strong> encampment<br />

Grand Lodge officers elected in session at Camden<br />

Grand Lodge holds banquet at Camden<br />

ODUM I 0<br />

see also Politics Jy23<br />

OIL AND GAS<br />

see also Garland Gas Light CO<br />

Water well near Magazine produces oil<br />

Gas well near Magazine is on farm of the late Bill Ellington<br />

Gas explosion wrecks bldg at Pine Bluff, injures two men<br />

More &tails on devastating explosion at Pine Bluff<br />

Coal well near Magazine still flowing<br />

Company drilling for oil in Washington County<br />

Oil well discwered in Logan County<br />

Two firms offer to pay Little Rock for gas franchises<br />

Desirability of givin exclusinve rights to one firm debated<br />

New firm seeks franchise to furnish gas in LR<br />

Pulaski Gas Co receivership case argued<br />

Judge refuses to appt receiver for Pulaski Gas Co<br />

Exclusive gas franchise cannot be given, LR city atty rules<br />

Pulaski Gas Co presents petition to LR City Council<br />

LR City Council discusses franchise for Pulaski Gas Light Co<br />

Pulaski Gas Co ordinance either lost or stolen<br />

Officials comment on missing Pulaski Gas Co ordinance<br />

Copy of Pulaski Gas ordinance located<br />

Pulaski Gas Co ordinance fails on first reading in Council<br />

OKLAHOMA<br />

see also Courts (US) - District of Western Arkasnas<br />

see also Negroes<br />

OKOLONA - W S BRIEFS<br />

05/02/04/4<br />

OLD HICKORY CLUB<br />

see Democratic Party<br />

OLDHAM. DOCK<br />

see also Murders - Roberts. E M<br />

OLDHAM. LINK<br />

see also Murders - Roberts, E M<br />

OLEOMARGAI1WE<br />

see Food<br />

OLIVER, WILLIAM


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see also Murders - Reason. Sam<br />

ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBS<br />

see dso Parties<br />

Ridge City Club organized at Helena. officers named<br />

Shakespeare Club meets at Logan W Roota hame in LR<br />

Members of Shakespeare Club at LR listed<br />

Shakespeare Club at LR naw has 40 members<br />

0EU;ANS (MUSICAL INSTRUMENT)<br />

see Episcopal Church<br />

ORGANS (MU SI CAL INSTRUMENTS)<br />

see Methodist Church<br />

ORPHANS<br />

see Children<br />

OSCEOLA<br />

see also Banks<br />

OTEY.<br />

C A<br />

see also Legislature (Ark)<br />

OTEY, WALKER B<br />

see also Shoorings<br />

OIPTENBANBENGRAPENS~INERSWBENPICXERa JOSEPH<br />

Name is longest one wery recorded in <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />

OTTENHEIMER, JENNIE<br />

see also Falk. David<br />

OTTENHEIMER. PHILLIP<br />

see also Bankruptcy<br />

OUACtEITA BAPTIST COLLJGE<br />

see Colleges<br />

OUACHITA OOUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Hunt. Henry<br />

see also Murders - Huntley. James<br />

see also Murders - King. Calvin<br />

see also Murders - Pratt. Scott<br />

see also Murders - Profit, Mose<br />

see also Murders - Robinson, Tate<br />

see also Murders - Wallplyer. Henry<br />

New courthouse dedicated<br />

OUACHITA RIVER<br />

see Bridges<br />

see Floods<br />

see Rivers<br />

OUITA COAL MINES<br />

see Mines<br />

OWEN. LENA<br />

Miss Owen has apparently eloped 05/05/91 04 3<br />

OWENS, J 3<br />

see also Robberies<br />

[IWENS, LENA<br />

Girl believed abducted from home at Des Arc 04/28/91 03 3<br />

Ben Silbernagle says he had nothing to do with elopement<br />

OZAN - NEMS BRIEFS<br />

05/06/91 05 3<br />

01/08/06/1 02/24/08/1 03/05/07/6 11/22/16/2<br />

OZAN LUMBER CO<br />

see Bankruptcies<br />

OZ ARK


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see also Baptist Church<br />

see also Baseball<br />

see also Parties<br />

OZARK - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

05/20/08/1 08/26/06/1 08/28/04/2 08/29/04/4 09/02/04/5<br />

09/04/04/5 09/06/01/2 09/08/05/3 O9/ l3/O2/4 09/27 /OW3<br />

OZARK SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />

see Education - Facilities<br />

PArn, J K<br />

see also Baptist Church<br />

PAGE. W A<br />

see also Murders - Page. W A<br />

PALEONTOLfXY<br />

see Fossils<br />

PALrnR. E<br />

Fayetteville man disappears on trip to Harrison<br />

PALMER, ENOS<br />

see also Murders - Poole, C D<br />

PLMER, J L<br />

Col Palmer is activist in temperance mwement<br />

PALPER, JOHN C<br />

see also Expositions<br />

PALMER. POTTER<br />

see also Parties<br />

PAOLI, mm J<br />

see also Baptist Church<br />

PARADES<br />

Parade at LR is fund-raiser for Old Ladies Home<br />

Description of parade at LR<br />

PAWOULD<br />

see also Episcopal Church<br />

see also Fires<br />

Feature article on economic development of town<br />

PAWOULD - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

05/24/11/2 07/08/08/5 07 /28/Ol/5 1 Z/O6/04/4<br />

PAEWOULD HEADING FACTORY<br />

see Fires<br />

PWOULD STAVE AND HEADING FACTORY<br />

see Companies<br />

PARAPSYrnOLOGY<br />

see Psychic Phenomena<br />

PARDON<br />

see Prisons<br />

PARHAM. JOHN<br />

Injured in carriage accident<br />

PARHAM,<br />

R H<br />

see also Education - Teachers<br />

see also Little Rock Arsenal<br />

see also Parties N15<br />

PARIS<br />

see also Banks<br />

see also Education - Private<br />

see also Firemen<br />

see also Housing


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Results of municipal election<br />

PARIS - M3WS BRIEFS<br />

01/29/08/1 03/12/03/1 04/10/06/1 05/16/08/3 06/18/04/1<br />

06/30/01/2 07/25/0811 08/02/06/2 08/13/06/1 09/13/10/3<br />

l2/16/08/2<br />

PARK, J M<br />

see also Assaults<br />

PARKER, AR'SHUR<br />

see ~ B O<br />

Murders - Swinson, John<br />

PARKER, BUTCH<br />

see Murders - Parker, Butch<br />

PARKER, ISAAC C<br />

see also Courts (US) - District of Western <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />

Judge and Mrs Parker vacation in Colorado<br />

PARKER, MAX<br />

see also Parties My30<br />

PARKS. RECREATION AND TOURISM<br />

see also Little Rock Arsenal<br />

Fine park to be developed in Hot Springs<br />

Arthur Rogers donates land for park at Clarksville<br />

Description of spring park facilities at Searcy<br />

Searcy provides separate facilities at spring for blacks<br />

Photograph of Searcy's Spring Park<br />

Negroes angered by order to use separate fountain at Searcy<br />

Reservation front at Hot Springs to become a public park<br />

PARKS, W J<br />

see also Murders - Parks, W J<br />

P m L , BENJAMIN<br />

Parnell brings 98 descendants to fair at Warren<br />

PARNELL, BOB<br />

see also Murders - Gresham, John<br />

PAROLE<br />

see Prisons<br />

PARTIES AND DANCES<br />

W T Kelly. R B Fowler honored with banquet at LR<br />

Temple ladies give fine ball at fine Bluff<br />

Concordia Assn gives 22nd annual New Year's ball at LR<br />

Capt and Mrs C A Pratt give delightful German at LR<br />

List of guests at reception by Gov and Mrs J P Eagle<br />

Summary of social events in LR during past week<br />

Ada Lee Thompson's debut is occasion for grand party<br />

Charles K Lincoln entertains Imperid German Club<br />

Ellen Rose gives reception at LR<br />

Reception at Mountain Home honors Dr and Mrs J H Simpson<br />

Capital Club gives grand ball at Concordia Hall at LR<br />

Summary of week's social activities<br />

Capt and Mrs James R Miller entertain German Club<br />

Mr and Mrs M J Seisel entertain at their fine residence<br />

Lyceum Club entertained at LR home of M J Seisel<br />

Judge and Mrs 5 W Martin give party at their fine residence<br />

Several parties given in LR recently<br />

<strong>An</strong>na Johnson entertains German Club members, others<br />

Dr 6r Mrs G M D Cantrell entertain German Club<br />

Summary of activities at LR<br />

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Policemen's Ball held at LR<br />

Gov and Mrs Eagle entertain legislators and state officials<br />

Little Rock Turners give ball at LR<br />

Summary of social activities at LB during past week<br />

Rainbow German Club entertains at Pine Bluff<br />

Grand ball given at Eastman Hotel at Hot Springs<br />

Summary of weekt s activities in LR<br />

Grand masquerade ball given by Concordia Assn at LR<br />

Firemen's ball at LR is huge success<br />

Capital Club ball attracts LR society<br />

Several parties and receptions given at LR<br />

Prominent LR families entertain society of city<br />

Reception at home of Miss Hennie Wilkins honors Miss Brawn<br />

Social events in Brinkley<br />

Summary of activities at LR<br />

Social event at Brinkley<br />

Social activities in LR summarized<br />

Several events held in LR<br />

Merry fishing party held near Russellville<br />

Riverboat excursion at Pine Bluff was great success<br />

Summary of social wents at LR<br />

German picnic at Argenta attracts 4,000<br />

Rainbow Club at Pine Bluff entertained with dance<br />

Mrs Max Parker entertains high shoo1 grads at LR<br />

Several parties held at LR<br />

Round Robin Club entertains Aesthetics at Deaf Mute School<br />

Dr and Mrs John B Bond give reception at LR home<br />

Militia companies hold grand party on statehouse lawn<br />

Lawn party given at George Tilles home at LR<br />

<strong>An</strong>nual ball given at. Mount Nebo hotel<br />

Mr and Mrs G W Bruce enterain young folks at Conway<br />

Social wents held in Searcy<br />

Excursion on steamer Rees Pritchard is a benefit affair<br />

Durand Whipple entertains Thalian Club at LR<br />

Claiborne Wstkins home is scene of entertainemnt<br />

Summary of activities at LR<br />

Summary of activities in LR<br />

5 H McCarthy home on Lincoln is scene of St <strong>An</strong>drews party<br />

Dollie McKelvy gives reception at N C McKelvy home<br />

Social activities at LR, Fort Smith. Ozark sirmmarized<br />

John G Fletcher mansion is scene of Fletcher family party<br />

Summary of events in LR last week<br />

Society news frm Pine Bluf f. Fort Smith, Walnut Ridge<br />

Summary of social activities at LK<br />

Society wents held at LR described<br />

Mrs James P Eagle gives reception for visiting dignitaries<br />

List of guests attending reception for Potter Palmer party<br />

Mrs James P Eagle entertains Potter Palmer party in her home<br />

Elegant luncheon at Richelieu Hotel honors Mrs Potter Palmer<br />

Mr and Mrs G 3 Rose hold reception and dance<br />

Mrs James P Eagle gives party at her home<br />

Receptions and parties during past week<br />

Knights of Pythias ball held at LR<br />

Summary of society events in LR during past week<br />

DATE:<br />

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Masquerade ball given at Newport<br />

Imperial German Club dance at LR was enjoyable affair<br />

Several social events held in LR<br />

Col and Mrs John M Moore give reception for large number<br />

Fletcher Rifles Ball held<br />

Summary of social activities in LR<br />

Summary of social events in LR past week<br />

Dr J F Simmons gives delightful party at Pine Bluff<br />

Summary of activities in LR social circles<br />

Summary of events in LR<br />

Pine Bluff social events<br />

PATTEN, OTIS<br />

see also Veterans<br />

PATTERSON, BEN<br />

see also Lynching<br />

PATTON, W P<br />

see also Drawnings<br />

PrnON, JAMES P<br />

see also Murders - Paxton. James P<br />

PAYNE, CHARLES A<br />

see dso Murders - Epstein. Morris<br />

PEA RIDGE, BATTLE OF<br />

see Civil War<br />

PEARSON. R G<br />

see also Religion<br />

PEAY, JOHN C<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark) S17<br />

PEAY, NICK<br />

Serenaded by Bavarian band on his birthday<br />

PEDDLARS<br />

see Salesmen<br />

PEEL,. JOHN<br />

Benton County man is probably oldest settler in Ark<br />

Family history summarized<br />

Mr Peel came to Ark in 1815<br />

Peel is father of US Congressman Sam W Peel<br />

PELL. LOGAN<br />

see also Murders - Pell, Logan<br />

PENITENTIARIES<br />

see Prisons<br />

PENN, W E<br />

see also Baptist Church<br />

Daughter Maggie marries John 0 Barkley at Eureka Springs<br />

PENROSE. R A F JR<br />

see also Geological Survey (Ark)<br />

PEOPLE ' S PARTY<br />

see Politics<br />

PEOIILE S TRIBUNJ3<br />

see Newspapers<br />

PEOPLES BANK (HOPE)<br />

see Banks<br />

PEOPLES SAVING BANK (BATESVILLE)<br />

see Banks<br />

PERCIVAt, J M


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

see also Parties N22<br />

PERCY. NANCY ARMSTRONG<br />

see also Real Estate<br />

PERRY COUNTY<br />

see also Archeology<br />

see also Mines<br />

New act settles county line with Yell County 04/12/91 02<br />

PERRYV ILLE<br />

see also Fires<br />

Several bldgs under construction 10/06/91 08<br />

PERRWILLE - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

02/27/04/4 05/24/11/2 06/10/08/1 06/27/04/3<br />

PESHALL, CHARLES J<br />

Charles J PeshaJ.1 accused of Reconstruction era crimes in Ark 08/26/91 01<br />

Peschall suing August Belmont in NY for character defamation<br />

PETERS, JOSEPH L<br />

see also Murders - Peters, Joseph L<br />

PETIT JEAN MOUNTAIN<br />

Several Morrilton residents spend summer on Petit Jean Mtn<br />

PETTEFER BROTHERS PLANING MILL<br />

see Explosives and Explosions<br />

PHANTOMS<br />

see Apparitions<br />

RIARMACEUT ICAL AS SOCIATION. <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

see Drugs<br />

PHARMACY AN13 PHARMACISTS<br />

see Drugs<br />

PHAtZMACY BOARD (ARK)<br />

see Drugs<br />

PHENOMENA<br />

Man's face plainly shows on piece of marble at Eureka Spgs<br />

PHILANDER SMITH COLLEGE<br />

see Colleges<br />

PITILLIPS mum<br />

see also Earthquakes<br />

see also Murders - Crenshaw. J T<br />

see also Murders - Holt, W H<br />

see also Murders - Malloy. Prince<br />

see also Murders - White<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

PHILLIPS. JORDAN<br />

see also Murders - Phillips, Jordan (Mrs)<br />

PKIPPS, EDWARD<br />

see also Shootings<br />

PHONOGRAPH<br />

Device to record remarks in court at LR<br />

PHONOGRAPHS<br />

Machine to be exhibited in LR<br />

PHOTOGRAPHY AND 'PHOTOGRAPHS<br />

see also History (Ark)<br />

PHYCHIC PHENOMENA<br />

Rebecca Byrnes says dead husband warned of her comind death<br />

PHYSICIANS<br />

see Medicine<br />

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PHYSICIANS, NATIONAL ECLECTIC<br />

see Medicine<br />

PIKE, ALBERT<br />

General Albert Pike dies at Washington, DC<br />

Obituary<br />

Funeral services to include Kodash service at midnight<br />

Editorial comments on death of Gen Pike<br />

Family of Gen Pike are buried in Mount Holly at LR<br />

Final hours in life of Gen Pike detailed<br />

Masonic bodies issue memorial resolutions<br />

Undertaker Joseph Gawler embalmed body of Pike for burial<br />

Days as atty in Ark recalled by Texarkana editor<br />

Funeral and burial was in Washington, D C<br />

Biographer gives physical description, personal habits<br />

Lodge of Sorrow to honor memory of Pike<br />

Lodge of Sorrw meets in honor of Pike<br />

Article by Albert Cohen extolls Masonic interests of Pike<br />

Grand Lodge of Royal Arch Masons of Ark pay tribute<br />

PILLCW, J B (MRS)<br />

see also Libraries Ap28<br />

PILLLIW, MARY E<br />

see also King, W Clay<br />

PXNE BLUFF<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

see also Baseball<br />

see also Boxing<br />

see also Education - Private<br />

see also Fires<br />

see also Hotels<br />

see also Oil and Gas<br />

see also Parties<br />

see also Religion<br />

see also Retail Stores<br />

see also Rivers<br />

H King White elected Mayor<br />

Results of municipal election<br />

H King White succeeds J W Bocage as mayor<br />

Ground broken for etreet paving proj ect<br />

Barraque St to be paved<br />

Several new buildings under construction<br />

Changes in mgmt of several businesses announced<br />

PINE BLUFF - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

01/02/01/1 01/04/11/1 01/20/01/4 01/29/Ol/l 02/13/08/1<br />

03/27/01/2 03/29/02/4 03/31/03/3 04/01/01/6 04/05/02/6<br />

04/08/04/6 04/09/02/1 04/11/08/1 04/15/08/1 04/17/08/1<br />

04/24/04/4 04/25/04/3 04/28/01/1 05/01/06/1 05/05/04/6<br />

05/08/08/1 05/12/Ol/l 05/26/01/1 05/30/01/6 06/09/01/5<br />

06/11/01/1 06/14/11/1 06/16/01/1 06/18/02/2 06/21/01/1<br />

07/10/01/3 07/31/08/3 08/02/01/1 08/07/01/2 08/26/06/1<br />

09/15/01/5 10/25/02/3 11/22/02/4 12/01/02/2 12/15/04/3<br />

12/19/01/3 l2/22/Ol/4 12/30/06/2<br />

PINE BLUFF SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />

see Education - Commencement<br />

PINE BLUFF, SWAN LAKE AND NEW ORLEANS RAILROAD


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DATE<br />

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see Railroads<br />

PIPKIN, E M<br />

see also Methodist Church<br />

PLANTATIONS<br />

see Real Estate<br />

E'LUMEWILLE<br />

see also Assaults<br />

see also Robberies<br />

PLUMERVILLE - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

06/11/08/1 08/20/04/3<br />

POEMS<br />

S W Mose pens Farmer Lad1 s Idea and Among the Boys<br />

R E Stefenson pens <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />

General W T Sherman, by George P Smoote<br />

The <strong>An</strong>gel of Desha, by K 0 Gould<br />

Optimus, by Henry G Boyle<br />

I'm Weary Now the Day is Done. by Henry G Boyle<br />

Thanksgiving Day<br />

A Merry Christmas<br />

The Holly Tree, by Fay Hempstead<br />

POINSETT COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Pope, Sbep<br />

POISONS AND POISONING<br />

see also Murders<br />

see also Murders - Woods. Pearl<br />

TWO die, four ma& ill by centipede in coffee pot<br />

POLICE<br />

Officer Dave Adams arrests J C South, legislator from Baxter<br />

Dave Adams gives his version of incident with Mr South<br />

E H Sanders apptd LR Police Chief<br />

Jefferson Co officers indicted on various charges<br />

Texarkana abolishes its police force<br />

Sheriffs corn may meet to exchange information<br />

LR officer Tom Main shot by Henry Aiken, an escapee<br />

POLICZMEN' S BALL<br />

see Parties and Dances<br />

POLITICS AND ELECTIONS (ARK)<br />

see also Attorney General (Ark)<br />

see also Auditor (Ark)<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 01<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 02<br />

see also Conway County<br />

see also Courts (Ark) - Supreme Court<br />

see also Governor (Ark)<br />

see also McDowell, T H<br />

see also Regionalism<br />

see also Secretary of State (Ark)<br />

see also Secretary of State (Ark)<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

Article by Rev Wallace Carnahan used during debate in US Sen<br />

Carnahan advocates property ownership, poll tax for suffrage<br />

Sen Boar (Mass) used Rev Carnahants article in Senate debate<br />

Sens J K Jones and James H Berry respond to Sen Hoar's talk<br />

Suffrage proposal by Rev Carnahan would prevent Negro voting


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DATE<br />

PAGE COZ<br />

Proposed qualifications for voting as outlined by Carnahan 01/18/91 04<br />

Senator Hoar and Rev Mr Carnahan (ed) 01/18/91 04<br />

Secret ballot opposed by Interstate News 01/18/91 04<br />

Proposed law in Legis would prwide for secret ballot 01/20/91 04<br />

RuebenW Darden completes prison term for election fraud<br />

Rueben W Darden receives hero's welcome in Union County<br />

01/30/91 03<br />

01/30/91 03<br />

Rueben W Darden's conviction called political by Democrats 01/30/91 03<br />

Bill proposing educ qualification for voting would hurt Negro 02/12/91 04<br />

Most Negroes disenfranchised nuw. Pine Bluff Echo says 02/12/91 04<br />

Text of proposed election law nuw before Legis 02/21/91 04<br />

Gazette urges passage of election bill without amdt<br />

Obj ection raised to section of proposed election bill<br />

02/24/91 04<br />

02/24/91 04<br />

Election bill passes Legis 02/28/91 04<br />

Senate debates election law bill 02/28/91 06<br />

New law prwides for different method of naming commissioners 03/01/91 04<br />

Latter objects to new election law now in Gov's hands 03/07/91 04<br />

Republicans. Union Labor opposed election law in Legis 03/14/91 04<br />

New Taw regulating elections is major legislation 04/05/91 01<br />

George R Brown says Washington painting not replaced 04/10/91 04<br />

Powell Clayton to be active next year, editor predicts<br />

A S Morgan of Union County discusses new election law<br />

04/15/91 04<br />

05/02/91 06<br />

Young #en1 s Democratic Club at LR meets, elects off icers 05/08/91 03<br />

Reorganization of Republican Party urged by L D Toney 05/08/91 04<br />

J 0 A Bush is on comm of national Peoplels Party 05/21/91 01<br />

L P Featherstone. Isaac E McCracken help form People's Party 05/21/91 01<br />

Charles Cunningham helped organize natl People's Party 05/22/91 04<br />

Gazette comments on People1 s Party and politicians behind it 05/22/91 04<br />

State press comments on formation of Peoples Party 05/30/91 04<br />

State press comments on Peoples Party leaders 05/31/91 04<br />

State press comments on formation of Peoples Party 06/02/91 05<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> and the new party (ed on Peoples Party) 06/10/91 04<br />

Next year1 s campaign in Ark (ed) 06/18/91 04<br />

3 H Harrod elected president of Old Hickory Club 06/24/91 03<br />

Farmers Alliance wants repr on each county election corn 06/28/91 04<br />

County elect ion commissions 1 is ted 07/04/91 01<br />

Summary of remarks of Sen James H Berry at Harrison 07/15/91 06<br />

Robert H Crockett to speak at banquet honoring Negro Dems 07/22/91 01<br />

Negro Democrats of Woodruff Co banqueted, hear Crockett talk 07/23/91 01<br />

Negro leader I 0 Odum addresses Negro Democrats at banquet 07/23/91 01<br />

Banquet for Negro Dems called significant movement 07/24/91 04<br />

Allianceman Jerry Simpson draws huge crmd at Arkadelphia 07/25/91 01<br />

Jerry Simpson comes out in favor of third party 07/25/91 01<br />

D E Barker followed Jerry Simpson with speech 07/25/91 03<br />

Jerry Simpson speech did not impress farmers, report says 07/25/91 03<br />

Jerry Simpson makes another speech to Clark County people 07/26/91 01<br />

Jerry Simpson was supposed to stir clear of politics 07/26/91 01<br />

Jerry Sjmpson speaks at Prescott 07/28/91 01<br />

Farmers Alliance has little political following, ed says 07/28/91 04<br />

Farmers Alliance hears Dem speech by Thomas C McRae 07/30/91 01<br />

Farmers Alliance rally at Magnolia Springs draws crowd 07/30/91 01<br />

Jerry Simpson speaks at Farmers Alliance rally 07/30/91 01<br />

Farmers Alliance defended by William M Fishback 07/30/91 02<br />

W M Fishback says only 2 Alliance demands not Democratic 07/30/91 02<br />

Calhoun County not warming up to Alliance pitch 08/01/91 01


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DATE<br />

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Farmers Alliance rally held at Fordyce 08/01/91 01<br />

Monticello crowd hears Farmers Alliance lecturer 08/01/91 01<br />

Summary of speech by Sen J H Berry at Prescott 08/02/91 01<br />

Democratic Reform Club meets at Cotton Plant 08/04/91 01<br />

New election law explained 08/05/91 08<br />

Farmer' s Alliance meets at Paragould 08/05/91 08<br />

Farmers Alliance draws at least 1,000 to Paragould rally 08/06/91 08<br />

Farmers Alliance rally at Paragould hears N B Fizer speech 08/06/91 08<br />

Homer Prince addresses Farmers Alliance rally 08/06/91 08<br />

L P Featherstone attends Farmera Alliance rally 08/06/91 08<br />

Farmers Alliance meeting resembles Methodist revival meeting 08/07/91 05<br />

Farmers Alliance ends campmeeting at Paragould 08/07/91 06<br />

State Organizer Lee Marston speaks at Alliance meeting 08/07/91 06<br />

Grand Order of Mohawks founded at Eureka Springs is political 08/08/91 08<br />

Mohawk order effective in sane Carroll County races 08/08/91 08<br />

Summary of press comments 08/09/91 04<br />

Gazette defends its wide coverage of Jerry Simpson speeches 08/11/91 04<br />

People's Party organized at Eureka Springs with 50 members 08/13/91 06<br />

W i l l i a m M Fishback addresses Democratic love feast at Gurdon 08/14/91 01<br />

Thomas C McRae speaks at Gurdon Democratic rally 08/14/91 01<br />

Alliance lecturer W B Heartsill speaks at Sheridan 08/14/91 04<br />

People's Party dominated by old Wheelers. Union Labor gang 08/15/91 04<br />

Powell Clayton's old gang works with People's Party, ed says 08/15/91 04<br />

Old Wheeler-Union Labor men run Alliance at Newport 08/16/91 01<br />

D E Barker running with bad company. <strong>Arkansas</strong> City J1 says<br />

Poem satarizes N 3 Fizer. A S Morgan and L P Featherstone<br />

08/18/91 04<br />

08/20/91 04<br />

Farmers Alliance will not put out ticket, may aid independent 08/22/91 04<br />

Benton County Democratic Clubs hold county convention 08/25/91 08<br />

Judge E R Morgan addresses Benton County Democratic Clubs 08/25/91 08<br />

Farmers Alliance political despite its charter. speaker says 08/25/91 08<br />

Farmers in some areas take no stockinA1liance politics 09/01/91 05<br />

R 3 Morraw denies any connection with People's Party 09/01/91 08<br />

Farmers Alliance demands that which they denounce, ed says 09/02/91 04<br />

Controversy wer R 3 Morrow speech to Alliance cow continues 09/08/91 04<br />

Falsehoods for farmers (ed on efforts to woo Alliance) 09/10/91 04<br />

R T Haines lr defends Farmers Alliance efforts 09/12/91 04<br />

J E Bryan (Farmers Alliance) discusses Sub-Treasury bill 09/15/91 06<br />

Thomas C McRae and M V Tompkins discuss Dem view of Treasury 09/15/91 06<br />

Farmers Alliance resolution on price paid cotton pickers 09/16/91 02<br />

W M Fishback. J E Bryan debate Alliance at Russellville 09/18/91 08<br />

R 3 Morraw statements to Alliance corn recalled 09/23/91 02<br />

Treasurer Morrmt s alleged charges (ed) 09/23/91 04<br />

William Fishback debates Alliance Lecturer J E Bryan at Paris 09/24/91 04<br />

Old Hickory Club hears paper on crop mortgages 09/30/91 03<br />

J E Bryan and W M Fishback debate issues at Ozark meeting 10/02/91 01<br />

W M Fishback's open letter on the sub-Treasury bill 10/02/91 04<br />

J E Bryan debates Sam R Chew at Pleasant Grove 10/03/91 01<br />

Thomas C McRae and William M Fishback speak at El Dorado 10/06/91 01<br />

Alliance Lecturer J E Bryan responds to Gazette comments 10/10/91 04<br />

Alliance lecturers draw small crwd at Fayetteville 10/14/91 01<br />

Famers Alliance holds meeting in Columbia County 10/18/91 12<br />

J 0 A Bush draws small crowd for Alliance speech 10/25/91 02<br />

Comment on J 0 A Bush speeches in Clark County 10/28/91 06<br />

Letter by C 0 H Thomas on Negro party allegiance 11/11/93. 04


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DATE<br />

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Farmers Alliance at Lonoke orders ban of opposition papers<br />

Gazette says Repubs votes in Ark will go to highest bidder<br />

Old Hickory Club at LR plans Jackson Day events<br />

POLLUTION, SEWAGE AND HAZARDOU S MATERIALS<br />

see also Prisons<br />

Little Rock planning to add 8 miles of lines<br />

POOLE, C D<br />

see also Murders - Poole. C D<br />

POOR<br />

see also Dead<br />

Stranded woman aided by City Mission and Tract Sociew<br />

City Mission Society urges domestic classes for poor girls<br />

Family in dire need at LR<br />

G W Brown family at LR in dire need of aid<br />

William Tucker asks churches of LR to aid the poor<br />

Hebrew Ladies Society responds to call for help<br />

William Tucker appeals for funds for poor at LR<br />

Police matron relates hypocricy of some 'poor' in LR<br />

Wounded Negro fran Crittenden Co dumped in LR<br />

Christmas dinner held for poor children of LR<br />

POPE COUNTY<br />

see also Aged<br />

see also Apparitions<br />

see also Bridges<br />

see also Crime<br />

see also Murders Cowan. Samuel<br />

see also Murders - Jones. J W<br />

see also<br />

Murders - Vick, J D<br />

see also Wildlife<br />

POPE, SHEP<br />

see also Murders - Pope. Shep<br />

POPULATION AND VITa STATISTICS<br />

Population of Ark counties by race<br />

PORNOGRAPHY AND OB SCENITY<br />

W F Sackett fined for sending obscene letter<br />

PORTER. CHARLES<br />

see also Murders - Jackson, Rufus<br />

PORmR, CHARLEY<br />

see also Murders - Hood. Isaac<br />

PORTER, J J<br />

Porter called probably state's largest man<br />

PORTER, JESSE<br />

see also Murders - Porter. Jesse<br />

PORTIA - NBlS BRIEFS<br />

05/31/02/4 06106/08/1 06/11/08/1 06/24/08/1<br />

POST, REESE<br />

see also Murders - Post. Mary<br />

POSTAL SEWICE<br />

see also Newspapers<br />

see also Robberies<br />

List of new 4th class postmasters apptd<br />

Changes in postoffices in Ark<br />

Heavy bags of mail found in creek above Knobel<br />

Clerk pleads guilty to dumping sacks in creek


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

List of new postmaster appmts<br />

New postof £ices. postmasters listed<br />

Appmts in Ark<br />

List of new offices<br />

New offices estabd<br />

New offices estabd<br />

List of new postoffices in Ark<br />

Off ices estabd, postmasters commissioned<br />

Mail carrier in Cleveland County is 81 yrs old<br />

New offices and postmasters listed<br />

New and discontinued off ices and services<br />

Mew offices estabd in Ark<br />

State convention of fourth class postmasters begins<br />

Inspector McClure causes arrest of W T Derrick, Walter Cotter<br />

McClure chgs Sheriff Derrick, Walter Cotter of interference<br />

Sheriff Lee and Cotter were arrested at Marianna postoffice<br />

POTASH SULPHUR SPRINGS<br />

Resort, medicinal springs open for season<br />

POTTERY<br />

see Ceramics and Pottery<br />

POTI'S, THEODORE<br />

Adopted daughter, Carrie. marries Mordaut Buzbee<br />

POWERS, M N<br />

Summary of comments at memorial services at Natl Cemetery<br />

POYNTER, J P<br />

see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> County<br />

PRAIRIE FIRES<br />

see Forest and Brush Fires<br />

PRAIRIE GRWE<br />

see also Methodist Church<br />

PRAIRIE GRWE - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

O5/22/08/ 1<br />

PRA'JXER, D J<br />

see also Medicine S9<br />

PRATT, C A<br />

see also Mount Nebo My3<br />

see also Parties<br />

PUTT. NONA<br />

see also Parties My31<br />

PRATT. SCOTT<br />

see also Murders - hratt. Scott<br />

PREMON JTION<br />

see Psychic Phenomena<br />

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH<br />

see also Colleges<br />

White River Presbytery meets at Melbourne<br />

Rev W M Green dropped from Cumberland rolls wer politics<br />

W M Green discusses his leaving Presbytery<br />

New bldg at Searcy nears completion<br />

New bldg completed at Searcy<br />

C P Church at Cabot holds successful revival<br />

Mound Prairie Presbytery meets at Rocky Comfort<br />

New bldg completed at Cotton Plant<br />

Presbytery meeting in Eureka Springs


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DATE<br />

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Report on Ozark Presbytery meeting at Eureka Springs<br />

Pine Bluff Bresbytery in session<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Synod in session at Pine Bluff<br />

Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday School corn held<br />

Proceedings of state Cumberland Presby Sunday School cow<br />

Report on work of Cumberland Presby Ch Sunday School corn<br />

Cumberland Presbyterian synod in session<br />

Cumberland Synod bars members from World's Fair on Sunday<br />

Cumberland Synod closes its 3-day meeting<br />

Cumberland Synod declares in favor of prohibition<br />

PRESCOTT<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

Results of municipal election<br />

PRESCOTT - IWS BRIEFS<br />

08/08/08/2<br />

PRESIDENT (US)<br />

see also<br />

Harrison. Benjamin<br />

PRESS AS SOCIATION, <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

Executive Committee holds meeting<br />

Batesville prepares for cornention<br />

Special train to carxy members to cow at Batesville<br />

News of APA which begins annual corn tomorrow<br />

Proceedings of corn at Batesville<br />

Convention hears Sens J K Jones, J H Berry. Robert Crackett<br />

Report frm Batesville cow<br />

Congressman William L Terry attends corn<br />

Well-knam j ournalist s read papers at corn<br />

Officers elected, convention adj ourns<br />

Members travel from Batemule to Newport by steamboat<br />

Summary of events and activities of recent convention<br />

Col Robert H Crockett addresses children at Batesville<br />

PRESS AS SOCIATION, NORTH <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

Group organized at Newport<br />

PRESS PRINTING CO<br />

see Contracts<br />

PRESTON. SCOTT<br />

see Marriage My2<br />

PRICE, ED<br />

see also Murders - Martin, Henry<br />

PRINCE. HOMER<br />

see also Politics Ag6<br />

PRINCETON - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

04/26/12/1 07/15/05/3 12/l6/O4/2<br />

PRIOR. S G<br />

see also Crime<br />

PRISONERS<br />

see Prisons<br />

PRIS OMS<br />

Note: Refers to Ark State Prison unless otherwise stated<br />

Impruved sewage system desperately needed, physician says<br />

Lease system called a blot on the State of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />

Legislature ignored plea for funds for necessities<br />

Prison Znspector John C Carroll critical of lease system<br />

Report of Prieon physician Dr G M D Cantrell


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Statistics on population and death rate. 1885-1889 01/04/91 05<br />

Six prisoners escape f rm Conway County Jail 01/06/91 01<br />

New state prison needed. Gazette says 01/06/91 04<br />

Editorial calls for removal of prison outside LR 01/11/91 04<br />

Gov J P Eagle recommends that lease system not be renewed 01/14/91 02<br />

Gov J P Eagle supports separate facility for youths 01/14/91 02<br />

Move to granite quarry axea suggested by Gov J P Eagle 01/14/91 02<br />

New state prison is pressing need. Gazette says 01/14/91 04<br />

Inmate W i l l i a m Prunty dies 01/15/91 03<br />

Prisoners escape from jail at Hamburg 01/15/91 04<br />

Lonoke Democrat favors moving penitentiary to new site 01/16/91 04<br />

Estimated cost of a new penitentiary outlined 01/18/91 04<br />

Letter discusses need for prison reforms 01/18/91 04<br />

Text of proposed act for removal of penitentiary 01/20/91 06<br />

Inmate Thomsa Glerron dies in penitentiary 01/22/91 03<br />

9 L Goodbar offers 75 acres of land for new prison site 01/30/91 04<br />

Legislative panel works on bill for penitentiary remwal 02/01/91 06<br />

Creation of male and female reformatories urged by W A Forbes 02/15/91 13<br />

Two inmates die of pneumonia 02/26/91 03<br />

Report that prisoner beaten to death prwes false 02/26/91 04<br />

Inmate dies of malaria fever 02/27/91 03<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> prison commended by Alabama Prison Inspector 03/05/91 05<br />

House votes dmn bill on transportating convicts to prison 03/05/91 07<br />

Inmates recaptured after breakout of jail at Camden 03/10/91 01<br />

Penitentiary bill debated in Legis 03/10/91 06<br />

Senator J M Harkey urges prison reforms. new facility 03/20/91 04<br />

Six prisoners escape fram Jefferson County Jail 03/27/91 01<br />

Prisoners escape from jail at Camden 03/28/91 06<br />

George D Williams. Jefferson D McCracken pardoned by Gov 04/01/91 05<br />

House passes bill to end comrict lease system 04/03/91 01<br />

The penitentiary question (ed) 04/04/91 04<br />

Cook & Reinman get contract for lease of Pdaski Co prisoners 04/16/91 08<br />

Prisoners in Madison County Jail escape<br />

Jefferson County plans to build new jail<br />

Seymour Thompson. 13. convicted of arson, sent to prison<br />

Dr J 3 Robertson elected Penitentiary Physician<br />

Wo accounts of escape of prisoners from jail at: Huntsville<br />

About 75 comicts housed at Bayou Meto camp<br />

Dennis Fleming assaulted by ax-wielding John Henry Susong<br />

Penitentiary leasees protest amt they must pay to state<br />

mo inmates die of cholera morbus<br />

Sewers to be constructed at penitentiary<br />

Three prisoners almost escaped f ran jail at Morrilton<br />

Inmate 3 A Gafford of Coal Hill scandal fame escapes<br />

Work begins on new jail at Perryvflle<br />

Our state convicts - a question of money (ed)<br />

Little Rock workingmen denounce comrict labor lease system<br />

Gazette suggests convicts be used to improve roads<br />

Convict labor knocks free men out of work. paper says<br />

End to 1 .ease system would call for tax support of prison (ed) 07/24/91 04<br />

Critics of convict lease system offer no alternatives 07/25/91 04<br />

Charles Smith dies in prison 07/28/91 07<br />

Six prisoners escape from jail at Lonoke 08/01/91 01<br />

Escape of William Caldwell described 08/04/91 06


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DATE<br />

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Cowict dies in prison camp at Batesville<br />

State World's Fair corn asks Legis to abolish lease system<br />

John H Wherry's views on the corrvict lease system<br />

Summary of press comment on question of convict lease system<br />

'ho prisoners break out of Baxter County Jail<br />

John Rawland dies in prison<br />

Federal convict Abraham Davis alleges mistreatment in prison<br />

Probe of allegations by Abraham Davis under way<br />

State prison is operated by <strong>Arkansas</strong> Industrial Assn<br />

Three convicts escape while working on railroad<br />

Escapee George Curtis captured at Dardanelle<br />

Testimony continues in probe of Abraham Davist allegations<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Industrial Assn wants to end care of U S prisoners<br />

Investigation of chgs by Abraham Davis closed<br />

Craighead Co prisoners leased to George L Eeiper in Pu1ask.i<br />

Craighead Co prisoners say they must be confined in that co<br />

Judge Erb rules prisoners to be returned to Crittenden Co<br />

Farmers Alliance condemns prison lease system<br />

Franklin County Jail at Ozark mwed to larger quarters<br />

Three prisoners escape from Ashley County Jail<br />

Monroe County building fine jail<br />

Sewer system completed at penitentiary<br />

Three inmates escape from Union County Jail<br />

Craw ford County building new jail<br />

Four prisoners break out of Jackson County Jail<br />

John A Gafford killed his brother-in-law<br />

while escapee<br />

John A Gafford returns to prison to finish serving term<br />

Federal prisoners removed after probe of prison conditions<br />

Federal prisoners to be taken fram Ark prison to Columbus<br />

List of 38 federal prisoners to be transferred to Ohio<br />

Jefferson County Jail nears completion<br />

Cowict s recaptured after brief escape from farm<br />

New sewer line not used because of dispute wer pay for water<br />

Sewer line being connected for use<br />

Prison inmate dies of typhoid<br />

Patrick Winters escapes<br />

Christmas observed at state penitentiary<br />

Two prisoners escape from Little Rock City Jail<br />

PRITCXARD, JOB<br />

see also Murders - Pritchard, Job<br />

PROFIT, MOSE<br />

see also Murders - Prof it, Mosa<br />

PROHIB ITION<br />

see Alcoholic Beverages<br />

PROHIBITION ALLIANm OF <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

see Alcoholic Beverages<br />

PROSTITUTION<br />

see also Vice<br />

Women in h e Floence McClellanls house in LR beat intruder<br />

Jonesboro citizens seek to rid themselves of houses<br />

Arrest warrants issued for 45 prostitutes in Argenta<br />

Inhabitants of LR houses must sit in balcony at theater<br />

PROTeSTS<br />

see Demonstrations


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DATE<br />

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PRUITT. OSCAR<br />

see also Vigilantes<br />

PRUITT, W L<br />

see al~o Vigilantes<br />

PSYCHIC FHENOrnNA<br />

Death came to Rebecca Byrnes at exact hour she said it would<br />

PSYCH0LM;Y<br />

see also Psychic Phenomena<br />

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND OFF1 CES<br />

Photograph of Pulaski County Courthouse<br />

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND OPBICXS [US)<br />

Photograph of custom house and postoffice at LR<br />

PUBLI c INSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT (ARK)<br />

Prof 3 El Shinn speaks at Leddin Business Coll in Memphis<br />

PUBLIC SCHOOLS<br />

see Education<br />

PULASKI COUNTP<br />

see also Copeland, W W<br />

see also Mines and Minerals<br />

see also Morgues<br />

see also Murders - Crockett, Amanda<br />

see also Murders - Duke, T B<br />

see also Murders - Haxsell. Sarah<br />

see also Murders - Hicks. Joseph J<br />

see also Murder8 - Jackson. Rufus<br />

see also Murders - Lwe, Jennie<br />

see also Murders - Montgomery Infant<br />

see also Murders - Norville, Charles<br />

see also Murders - Reason, Sam<br />

see also Murders - Richardson. Bobbie<br />

see also Murders - Summers, Henry<br />

see also Murders - Wood, Pearl<br />

Letter says people do not truet County Judge Jacob Erb<br />

Value of county scrip increasing from 85 cents on dollar<br />

Pulaski County finances (ed)<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat charges Jacob Erb manages affairs badly<br />

Judge Erb says wails of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat make him ' tiredt<br />

Gazette challenges Democrat to go to records for facts<br />

Editorial discusses county financial condition<br />

Papers continue discussion of county finances<br />

Photograph of courthouse<br />

Grand Jury accuses Judge Erb of extravagance in spending<br />

Charles P Roberts named county attorney (photo)<br />

State of the County rept made by Judge Jacob Erb<br />

Levying Court meeting on budgets and finances<br />

Levying Board has lively session that draws crawd<br />

Commissioners of Public Accounts make report<br />

PULASKI GAS LIGHT CO<br />

City Council gets ordinance extending charter of firm<br />

PURKINS, J H<br />

Letter on crop mortgage law<br />

QUARTERMOUS, F M<br />

see also Robberies Ag25<br />

QUILTS AND QUILTING


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE WL<br />

Nellie Pledger of Logan County has quilt with 6,500 pieces 07/12/91 16<br />

QUINDLEY, ANDREW J (MRS)<br />

Injured in carriage accident at LR 12/02/91 03<br />

QUINNEP, W R<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Reapportionment<br />

QUITMAN - W S BRIEFS<br />

11/18/0313<br />

QUITMAN COLLEGE<br />

see Colleges<br />

RACING (HORSES)<br />

see Horse Racing<br />

RAIL, T R<br />

see also Robberies<br />

RAILROADS<br />

see also Negroes<br />

see also Robberies<br />

see also Tobacco<br />

St Louis. <strong>Arkansas</strong> and Texas Railroad passes to new owners 01/01/91 02<br />

Missouri Pacific has through route from LR to Kansas City 01/01/91 03<br />

Work goes forward on Camden, El Dorado and Alexander Railroad 01/05/91 02<br />

Timetables for lines serving Little Rock<br />

News of railroads in Texarkana area<br />

Cotton Belt appears to have passed to control of Jay Gould<br />

Gov J P Eagle suggests creation of state Railroad Commission<br />

St Loufs and Southwestern new name for St Louis, Ark & Texas<br />

St Louis. <strong>Arkansas</strong> and Texas RR changed to St Louis and SW<br />

Cotton Belt under control of Jay Gould and his men<br />

Some train crews lose jobs as Gould takes aver Cotton Belt<br />

Railroad activities in Texarkana area<br />

First train rune over Camden and Alexande ria Railway<br />

Memphis. Little Rock and Pacific Railway formed<br />

Proposed route of Memphis, Little Rock and Pacific<br />

J W Warren wants railroads to pay for damaged property<br />

Line may be built through mineral section of North Ark<br />

Fort Gibson. Tahlequah and Northeastern to start at Rogers<br />

Missouri Pacific making line f ram Joplin to Bald Knob, Ark<br />

Charter sought for Memphis, Rogers and Western Railroad<br />

John J Horner named pres of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Midland<br />

Iowa Central may be extended to LR<br />

Cotton Belt shops at Pine Bluff lays off 100 men<br />

Worker says retrenchment not behind Cotton Belt Shop layoff<br />

Law now requires posting of arrival. departure times<br />

Jay Gould to build line from Greenwood to Nashville<br />

Jay Gould party spends night in Pine Bluff<br />

Jay Gould tours Fort Smith, Jenny Lind coal mines<br />

Railroad may be built from Coal Hill to Paris, Ark<br />

Grading begins on Memphis. Little Rock and Pacific<br />

J H Bard gives his side of story in Barry damage suit<br />

Line to be built from Brinkley to Alexanderia, La<br />

Article discusses <strong>Arkansas</strong> railroads<br />

John J Horner to expand <strong>Arkansas</strong> Midland Railroad<br />

Camden, El Dorado and Alexander Railroad being built<br />

Court settles Paul F Beardsley suit against railroad<br />

Pine Bluff, Swan Lake and New Orleans Railroad sold


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Iron railroad bridge being built across Spadra Creek<br />

Latest developments in the Swan Lake Railroad matter<br />

Railroad news from Pine Bluff<br />

St Louis Southwestern takes control of Cotton Belt<br />

Line may be built from Tripps, Ark to Delphi, La<br />

Effort being made to extend Frisco past St Paul to Paris<br />

Santa Fe magnates visit Eureka Springs<br />

Article on changes in railroad personnel in Pine Bluff area<br />

Hearing under way on receiver for Pine Bluff and Swan Lake<br />

Photograph of Baring Cross Bridge at LR<br />

Value of property of each railroad in Ark listed<br />

Six railroads radiate out of LR<br />

Merger gives service from FayettwUle to McDonald Co. Mo<br />

Southwestern Pacific Railway to run from Argenta to Hartford<br />

Ten mile line to be built from Helena to St Francis River<br />

Missouri Pacific names Harry Flanders supt of Central Div<br />

Kansas and <strong>Arkansas</strong> Valley loses suit wer Ft Smith bridge<br />

Suit aver Ft Smith bridge involved wagon and foot traffic<br />

State comricts to work on building Worthen railroad<br />

W T Kelly praised by railroad official<br />

Fort Smith, Paris & Dardanelle stockholders disagree<br />

R W Worthen building Mississippi & Little Rock Railroad<br />

Advantages of Worthen's railroad to LR outlined<br />

Texarkana served by five lines, is major railroad center<br />

Richmond and Rocky Cornfor t organized<br />

More details on connections of Worthen road<br />

Memphis and Little Rock depot at Argenta moved to new site<br />

Cotton Belt halts use of its terminal by Swan Lake road<br />

Firm plans to build railroad from Spring dale to Clarksville<br />

Camden and Alexanderia Railroad opens part of line<br />

Track layers on Worrhen line reach townsite of Belcher<br />

St Louis shippers claim rate discrimination on goods to Ark<br />

Little Rock & Memphis not part of agreement<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Midland buys Helena, Indian Bay and BrinkJ-ey line<br />

Stuttgart and <strong>Arkansas</strong> River Railroad sold<br />

-r--- L-~A-- -- n-3 -2 ---- s>-:-L-A<br />

LLUU VLAU&tS ULl i\eU AAVeL .L L U L D A L ~ U<br />

List of railroads and their tax asseesments for this year<br />

Kansas City, <strong>Arkansas</strong> and New Orleans formed<br />

Receiver sought for Fort Smith, Paris and Dardanelle road<br />

Inter-Oceanic Railway files incorporation papers in Ark<br />

Planning begins for new union depot at Little Rock<br />

George R Brcxun discusses proposed new union depot at LR<br />

Petition for union depot at LR<br />

New union depot will not be built at LR<br />

Eureka Springs Railroad to be extended through North Ark<br />

lltvo work trains collide at Pordyce<br />

Boone County working to get railroad through area<br />

Springfield. Yellville and White River railroad chartered<br />

Missouri Pacific laying steel rails from LR to <strong>Arkansas</strong> City<br />

Newport transportation facilities are excellent<br />

RAILROADS - ACCIDENTS AND SAFETY<br />

Man killed when struck by train at Prescott<br />

Broken rail causes freight wreck in Pope County<br />

Conductor H T Kemper seriously injured by train


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Workamn loses both legs in accident at Fort Smith yards 01/31/91 01<br />

Train kills Mary Smith, a deaf woman walking on tracks 02/06/91 01<br />

Little Rock and Fort Smith passenger train derails 02/06/91 03<br />

Wreck of Cotton Belt train near Clarendon has fatalities 02/06/91 03<br />

Fireman killed in Cotton Belt wreck 02/07/91 01<br />

More details on wreck on Cotton Belt line 02/08/91. 01<br />

D C Jackson wins award from Cotton Belt for personal injuries 02/10191 01<br />

F W Thompson critically injured by train at Atkina<br />

Two switch engins wreck at Pine Bluff<br />

Brakeman killed by train at Texarkana<br />

Man seriously inj ured by train at Bonnerville<br />

Passengers injured in wreck near Ozark<br />

Fireman J H lman killed by cars near Palarm<br />

Workman killed by cars at Texarkana<br />

Man killed by cars at Mammoth Spring<br />

Two men killed in aeparate accidents<br />

Man killed by train may be J Lee of Cabot<br />

John Lee was kiled by St Louis, Iron Mtn and Southern train<br />

James Orland killed by work train near Pine Bluff<br />

Man killed by Cotton Belt train at Pine Bluff<br />

Man killed while racing mule ahead of train at Fisher<br />

G F Berry awarded $10,000 for injuries on LR&M 'Railroad<br />

Unidentified man killed near Emmett<br />

Freight train wrecks at Fort: Smith<br />

Workman kill ed at Texarkana<br />

Accident on Cotton Belt at Jonesboro kills two, injures one<br />

Moses McCain chgd with shooting moving train at Pine Bluff<br />

Negro killed at Blackville when thrmn from freight train<br />

Freight kills Negro youth at Arkadelphia<br />

Man killed by train<br />

Robert Foster killed by train near Arkadelphia<br />

Train loaded with excursionists to Fort Smith wrecks<br />

Engine falls off turntable at Warren<br />

Details of wreck near Van Buren that killed 1, indured 40<br />

Man loses leg when struck by train<br />

Passengers injured in wreck near Van Buren f fle damage suit<br />

Passenger train, freight collide on Iron Mtn near Diaz<br />

More details on wreck at Diaz<br />

Man killed by train at LR<br />

Iron Mtn passenger train wreck near Kensett injures several<br />

Mrs D L Needham sues Iron Mtn for $15,000 in husband's death<br />

Brakeman killed at Belmont<br />

Man killed by train near Camden<br />

Worker killed at Argenta while coupling cars<br />

Youth killed by train at LR<br />

Man killed by train near Gallaway<br />

George Lewis sues railroad aver death of son at Marche<br />

Bad wreck occurs on Cotton Belt near Camden<br />

Walter Pugh killed by cars at Arkadelphia<br />

Engineer killed. nine injured in wreck on Altheimer branch<br />

Unidentified man killed by train at Jacksonville<br />

Man killed by Cannon Ball on Iron Mtn at LR<br />

Thomas McCune killed while boarding train at Malvern<br />

Newton Parrish killed at Newport


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Wreck occurs on switch of Valley Route at LR<br />

Child killed on tracks near Pine Bluff<br />

Attempt made to wreck train between Allis and Wilmar<br />

Wreck at Kingsland kills fireman<br />

Man killed by train at Jonesboro<br />

Man killed on track near Rison<br />

Boiler explosion at Newport kills two. does great damage<br />

Man killed at Dalark<br />

Man killed by train near Kedron<br />

Wreck near Arkadelphia kills one man, injures others<br />

Child killed when it fell from train at Fordyce<br />

Woman walks off full-speed train near Beebe<br />

Woman survives fall from train near Cabot<br />

Batesville Branch wreck tears up track<br />

Train wrecks west of Ozark<br />

Train wrecks near Swif ton<br />

Youth killed at Lewisville<br />

Ed Robinson killed by engine<br />

Eugenia Stoner sues two railroads wer fatal accident<br />

Child struck, killed by engine at Donaldson<br />

Man killed by train at St Francis<br />

Eugenia Stoner wins $5000 j udgment against railroad<br />

Man dies after fall from freight train<br />

Lula Landreth killed by train near Malvern<br />

Engine strikes coal car at LR, explodes<br />

Man killed in fall from train near Paragould<br />

Mr May killed by train near Ruesellville<br />

RAIMERS. JOHN<br />

see also Murders - Raimers. John<br />

RALEW, SARAH ANN<br />

see also Vice<br />

RANDOLPH. M<br />

see also Murders - Randolph, M<br />

RAPE<br />

see Sex Crimes<br />

RAP, JAMES<br />

see also Shootings Jy12<br />

RAY. JOSEPH<br />

see also Murders - Ray. Joseph<br />

RAY. W A<br />

see dso Bankruptcies<br />

READ, ELIZABETH<br />

Mother of Opie P Read dies in Tennessee<br />

READ, JAMES B<br />

Tribute to the late Monte H Sandels<br />

WAD, OPIE P<br />

see also <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />

Reed in Ark to promote participation in World's Fair<br />

READ, R Ii<br />

see also Crime<br />

REAL ESTATE<br />

see also Adams. John D<br />

Deed for land grants to railroad on file in Pope Co<br />

U S land offices in Ark have done a good business


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Gov Eagle discusses land matters in address to Legis<br />

Boyd plantation at Pine Bluff sold to J H Culpepper<br />

Cockrill plantation dispute fmolves Cockrills, Armstrongs<br />

Suits brought to recover title to Cockrill plantation<br />

Chief JustLce Cockrill says Percy claim is baseless<br />

Ark Supreme Ct rules on preemption rights on Swamp Lands<br />

Article on largest recorded real estate sale at LR<br />

Congress may be asked to donate lands for school purposes<br />

Quiet sales being made in LR<br />

Ownership of Scott Plantation traced in article<br />

Suit seeks to set aside sale of Scott Plantation<br />

Claim made that Milton J Lukens cwns title to 72,000 acres<br />

Milton Lukens claim dates to pre-Civil War days<br />

Col Harding plantation near Carlisle sold to David Shelby<br />

Rob Roy. Roane plantations among W E: Woodruff holdings<br />

Hearing begins in case brought by J T Brown Jr heirs<br />

Judge hears depositions in case of J T Brawn Jr heirs<br />

Court hearing testimony in case of J T Brawn, Jr heirs<br />

C N Fisk of Boston owns valuable property in Argenta<br />

G W Sappington lr on his sale of lots to LR Turn Vereins<br />

Burning of sawdust-filled lot bring suit by owners<br />

Brawn & Lewis has 192 lots for sale to club members at LR<br />

Heirs of James T Brawn Jr successful in their court suit<br />

Good land in Columbia Co sells for 25 cents to $1 per acre<br />

Maj J L Goodbar gives fine land to Frank Goodbar, a nepha~<br />

REASON, SAM<br />

see also Murders - Reason. Sam<br />

REaNSTRU CTION<br />

see Peschall, Charles J<br />

RECTOR, E W<br />

see also Governor (Ark) F2 Ap5 Je20<br />

see also Hot Springs<br />

see also Legislature (Ark)<br />

Daughter Rosebud, age 3, dies at Hot Springs<br />

Memorial tribute to Rosebud Rector<br />

Memphis paper praises Rector as a prominent Arkansan<br />

RECTOR, H M<br />

Thanks. Pulaski Co judge for efforts for free bridge<br />

Takes to task those who obstruct bldg of bridge at LR<br />

RED RNER<br />

see also Floods<br />

REDBUR.. C H<br />

see also Murders - Redburne, C H<br />

REDFI ELD<br />

see also Fires<br />

REED, FREEIERIKE A<br />

see also History (Ark) D6<br />

REED, ISAAC<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

REED, JEFF<br />

see also Robberies<br />

REED, JOHN<br />

see also History (Ark) D6<br />

REEDV ILLE


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also Fires<br />

REESE, MARY<br />

see also Murders - Reese, Mary<br />

REEVE, D<br />

see also Parties D20<br />

REEVES, JIM<br />

see also Assaults<br />

REEOrnTORIES<br />

see Prisons<br />

REGIONALISM<br />

Some areas of Btate exhibit jealousy of Little Rock 05/09/91 04<br />

Pulaski County often accused of giving little to state 05/14/91 04<br />

Envy and jealousy (ed on anti-Little Rock bias in press) 05/15/91 04<br />

RE IDE R,<br />

see also<br />

RE& IG ION<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see dso<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see ale0<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

see also<br />

JACOB<br />

History (Ark) D6<br />

Baptist Church<br />

Catholic Church<br />

Christian Church<br />

Christian Endeavor Society<br />

Congregational Church<br />

Episcopal Church<br />

Sews<br />

Lutheran Church<br />

Mennonites<br />

Methodist Church<br />

Presbyterian Church<br />

Swenth Day Adventists<br />

Seventh Day Baptist Church<br />

Taxation<br />

Young Men's Hebrew Association<br />

Young Women1 s Christian Association<br />

Rev R G pearson to conduct union meetings in LR churches<br />

Services by Dr R G Pearson at LR attracts large crowds<br />

Summary of sermon of Rev Dr Pearson in LR meeting<br />

Gospel sewices conducted by Dr Pearson continue<br />

Dr Pearson directs sermon to the unsaved<br />

Series of sermons by Rev Pearson continue at LR<br />

Summary of sermon by Dr M B Chapman at LR<br />

Senate votes to repeal law allowing Seventh Day observance<br />

Senator J N Tillman favors repeal of Seventh Day law<br />

Senator S A Miller opposes anti-Seventh Day Adventist acts<br />

Seventh Day Adventists object of law repeal effort<br />

Letter comments on Sunday observance legislation<br />

Pine Bluff citizens ask Legis to defeat Sunday legislation<br />

Evangelist mistook M W Taggart for Powell Clayton at revival<br />

Work of City Mission and Tract Society commended<br />

Rev Sam Jones to hold tent revival in LR<br />

Rev Sam Jones to hold revival at LR<br />

Article decries fund-raising tactics of some churches<br />

Interest in Sam Jones-led revival is statewide<br />

Seating for 6,000 prepared for Sam Jones rwival at LR<br />

Rev Sam Jones delays visit to LR by a week<br />

Rev Sam Jones again delays visit to LR


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

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Facilities for Sam Jones revival at LR criticized 05/21/91 03<br />

Thirty-seven colored converts baptized at Dardanelle 05/23/91 04<br />

Article says Sam Jones entertains with circus jokes, slang<br />

Rev Sam P Jones says he will be in LR next week for revival<br />

05/24/91 14<br />

05/28/91 04<br />

Sam Jones begins LR revivd meeting with 3,000 in attendance 06/03/91 15<br />

Sam Jones revival attracts about 4,000 06/04/91 01<br />

Sam Jones roasts bummers and denounces barkeepers of LR 06/04/91 01<br />

Sam Jones says 38 of 60 saloons in LR owned by church members 06/04/91 01<br />

Sam Jones accuses <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat of garbling his message 06/05/91 01<br />

Sam Jones accuses LR preachers of responsibility for sins 06/05/91 01<br />

Sam Jones calls LR barkeepers 'infamous scoundrels' 06/05/91 01<br />

Sam Jones calls those who drink whiskey in£ ernal fools' 06/05/91 01<br />

Sam Jones denounces the round dance as 'hugging set to musicr 06/05/91 01<br />

Sam Jones revival at LR attracks 8.000 to services 06/05/91 01<br />

Thornburgh sisters furnish music for Sam Jones revival 06/05/91 03<br />

Editorial comments on statements of Sam Jones 06/05/91 04<br />

Mild sermon preached by Sam Jones disappoints some hearers 06/06/91 01<br />

Sam Jones says he is not paid by Winfield Methodist 06/06/91 01<br />

Local resident: responds to Sam Jones criticism of LR churches 06/06/91 01<br />

Crawd of 2,000 assemble for morning service of Sam Jones 06/07/91 01<br />

Sam Jones had rather be a gambler than a stingy Methodist 06/07/91 01<br />

Windstorm rips canvas covering of shed used by Sam Jones 06/07/91 01<br />

Sam Jones preaches to crowd of 1500 Negroes at LR 06/07/91 01<br />

Opera compaay cancels performance to attend Sam Jones meeting 06/07/91 01<br />

Sam Jones challenged to release list of saloon owners 06/07/91 01<br />

Article attacks Sam Jones as vulgar. putting on a show 06/07/91 16<br />

Revival crowds at LR swell to 9,200 06/09/91 01<br />

Sam Jones leaves Little Rock service in chg of Dr Stewart 06/09/91 01<br />

Synopsis of sermon Sam Jones preached to men-only audience 06/09/91 01<br />

R E Stevenson defends preaching of Sam Jones 06/09/91 01<br />

Reaction to methods used by Rev Sam Jones 06/09/91 01<br />

Special trains carry crowds to LR to hear Sam Jones 06/09/91 03<br />

Brother Jones and the press (ed) 06/09/91 04<br />

Brother Sam Jones (ed) 06/09/91 04<br />

Sam Jones admirers condemn <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette articles 06/10/91 01<br />

Sam Jones closes his 8-day revival meeting at LR 06/10/91 01<br />

Summary of final sermon of Sam Jones at LR 06/10/91 01<br />

Sam Jones rrzvival mgrs in controversy over tent contract 06/10/91 01<br />

Sam Jones treatment by press draws comment 06/10/91 01<br />

Sam Jones lectured at Searcy as Galloway Coll benefit 06/10/91 01<br />

Sam Jones and the humorists (ed) 06/10/91 04<br />

Poetical contribution to Sam Jones revival effort 06/11/91 06<br />

A mere difference of opinion (ed on Sam Jones and the press) 06/12/91 04<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Baptist comments on purity vs filth in preaching 06/13/91 04<br />

Dispute continues aver transactions regarding tent 06/14/91 06<br />

Sam Jones draws comments from state press 06/14/91 09<br />

Jacksomrille correspondent critical of Sam Jones methods 06/16/91 02<br />

Controversy rolls on wer tent used for Sam Jones revival 06/16/91 08<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat lambastes <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette on Sam Jones 06/17/91 03<br />

State press comments on Sam Jones 06/18/91. 04<br />

Benton Leader raps Sam Jones and others of his style 06/20/91 04<br />

State press continues comments on Sam Jones 06/21/91 03<br />

Rev George R Stuart calls LR a 'flagrantly wicked cityv 06/21/91 04<br />

Editorial comment on Sam Jones continues 06/23/91 04


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Letter says there are two sides to the Sam Jones question<br />

State press continues comments on Sam Jones<br />

Letter expresses indignation at Rev Stuart's ramarks on LR<br />

State press continues to discuss Sam Jones<br />

Decrease in weekly prayer meetings deplored<br />

Sam Jones declared not eligible for TPA membership<br />

George R Stuart denies making slanderous remarks on LR<br />

Gazette's &nunciation of Sam Jones has support<br />

James Cox says God told him to begin preaching or face death<br />

James Cox, though uneducated, preaches flawless sermons<br />

Fifty conversions reptd at Batemille revival<br />

More on claims of James Cox that God ordered him to preach<br />

Proof that Sunday is the Sabbath lacking, 'Baptist' writes<br />

Rev Sam Jones interviewed at union station at LR<br />

Revival being held at Magnesia Springs (Columbia Co)<br />

Max Isaac Balch, a converted Jew, preaches to large crowds<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Sunday School Comr to meet at Batesville<br />

Revival at Magnolia Springs was very successful<br />

Revival conducted by Dr J N Moore at LR's West End Park<br />

Revival continues at West End Park in LR<br />

Pour arrested at Newport for playing cards on Sunday<br />

Series of revivals in Bradley County were quite successful<br />

State Sunday School convention nw meeting at Batesville<br />

Revival led by Rev J N Moore has marks of religious awakening<br />

Pine Bluff Mayor B King White orders Sunday laws enforced<br />

Negro camp-meeting held at Hot Springs<br />

Every saloon in Pine Bluff closed on Sunday<br />

State Supreme Ct uphold baa on Sunday theatricals in Ark<br />

REPUBLI CAN PARTY<br />

Gazette calls Henry M Cooper manipulator of dirty politics<br />

Henry M Cooper named chmn of State Republican Committee<br />

Powell Clayton resigns as chmn of Republican State Comm<br />

Retirement of Powell Clayton as chmn discussed in editorial<br />

Judge M W Gibb (colored) is secretary of Central Comm<br />

RESORTS AND SPAS<br />

see also Hot Springs<br />

see also Manitou Springs<br />

see also Mount Nebo<br />

see also Petit Jean Mountain<br />

see also Potash Sulphur Springs<br />

see also Searcy<br />

RETAIL STORES<br />

see also Robberies<br />

J B Spears Co at Pine BluEE reorganized<br />

Gus Blass 6r Co at LR destroyed by fire<br />

Gus Blass firm to be back in business in a few days<br />

John A Ross and Co at Dardandle sold<br />

REV NAL S<br />

see Methodist Church<br />

see Presbyterian Church<br />

see Religion<br />

REVOLUTIONARY WAR<br />

see also Sons of the American Revolution<br />

REYNOLDS, JOHN N


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Ex-Kansas State Senator and convict speaks at Cotton Plant 12/13/91 01<br />

REYNOLDS. 30 SEPH (DIAMOND J OE )<br />

Diamond Joe dies in Preecott. Ark 03/01/91 02<br />

NODES, FRANK<br />

see also Assaults D25<br />

Rf CE, ALEX<br />

see also Marriage<br />

RICHARDS, C R<br />

see also Murders - Hays, Albert<br />

RICHARDSON, BOBBIE<br />

see also Murders - Richardson. Bobbie<br />

RICHARDSON, J J<br />

see also Murders - Rill. Thomas<br />

RICHMOND AND ROCKY COME'ORT RAILROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

RICKON AND THOMPSON ARCHITECTS<br />

see also Education - Facilities<br />

RfDBEI,, JAMES<br />

see also Murders - Biddel. James<br />

RIDENOUR. ALIC<br />

see also Murders - West, Marion<br />

RIDGE CITY CLUB (HELENA)<br />

see Organizations<br />

RIDINHOUN. ALEXANDER<br />

see also Murders - West. Marion<br />

RIKE, GEORGE 0<br />

see also Colleges<br />

RINGLEY, D L<br />

Makes Labor Day speech at LR<br />

RINGO, CZAUDE T<br />

see also Negroes<br />

RIOTS<br />

see Demonst rations<br />

see Labor<br />

RISON<br />

see also Fires<br />

Cleveland County town grawing 01/23/91 01<br />

Democrats had no opposition in municipal election 04/09/91 01<br />

RISON - NWS BRIEFS<br />

01/23/01/3 01/25/01/3 02/18/08/1 02/21/02/1 03/14/01/4<br />

04/09/01/2 05/22/01/6 05/29/04/4 06/05/02/2 06/18/0812<br />

07/03/05/3 O8/ Ol/O3/l 08/16/06/2 lO/O9/Ol/6 11/20/04/4<br />

RIVERS<br />

see dso Bridges<br />

see also Floods<br />

see also Ships and Shipping<br />

US Fkpr C R Breckinridge to seek improved White River channel 02/05/91 04<br />

Upper White River channel impravements sought 02/05/91 04<br />

Amy Engineers opened Little Red to Heber for navigation 03/31/91 04<br />

Dike at Pine Bluff is stabilizing <strong>Arkansas</strong> River bank 04/01/91 01<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> River tears away barrier behind courthouse at PB 04/24/91 01<br />

Dardanellets main st threatened by crumbling riverbanks 04/24/91. 01<br />

Ferry at Darbnelle gains favor as pontoon bridge destroyed 04/24/91 01<br />

Ferry at Dardanelle operated by J L Shinn 04/24/91 01


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

New work by engineers is effective protection for Pine Bluff<br />

Improvements of White River above Batesville sought<br />

Ciizens of Independence Co seek improvement of White River<br />

Dam on White River above Batesville nears completion<br />

Summary of navigation improvements being made<br />

Comrention held on navigation improvements in upper White<br />

Proceedings of White River convention at Batesville<br />

White River Imprwement Assn formed at convention<br />

Bank stabilization work under way at Pine Bluff<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> River eating away banks at Pine Bluff<br />

Pine Bluff jail and and Hotel Trulock could be endangered<br />

Scenes along upper Spring River<br />

H S Taber =plains work on White River<br />

Ouachita River eroding valuable Camden city property<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> River Valley Convention to be called<br />

Convention is to devise means for imprwing <strong>Arkansas</strong> River<br />

Little Bock Chamber of Commerce favors <strong>Arkansas</strong> River Conv<br />

Gov J P Eagle issues call for <strong>Arkansas</strong> River Convention<br />

Pulaslci Co delegates to <strong>Arkansas</strong> River Conv named<br />

Editorial on importance of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Valley Gonvention<br />

Interest shown in impravements of <strong>Arkansas</strong> River<br />

Delegates arriving for <strong>Arkansas</strong> River Valley Convention<br />

Capt H S Taber is speaker at <strong>Arkansas</strong> River Comrention<br />

Proceedings of <strong>Arkansas</strong> River Valley Convention<br />

List of delegates to <strong>Arkansas</strong> River Valley Convention<br />

Engineers imprwing river bank at Pine Bluff<br />

Meeting held to form dist to build Mississippi River levee<br />

President James A Fones calls meeting of <strong>Arkansas</strong> River Comm<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> River Commission executive committee listed<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> River Comm gathering data on river<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> River Comm lays plans for work it is to do<br />

Maps, economic statistics on <strong>Arkansas</strong> Valley being compiled<br />

Gazette commends work of Arkaneas River Valley Comm<br />

Explanation of work of <strong>Arkansas</strong> River Commission<br />

RIX. CHARLES N<br />

see also Masons<br />

ROADS<br />

Newton County residents seek road to railroad line<br />

Turnpike may be built from Eureka Springs to Harrison<br />

Turnpike to be built. from Hot Springs to Mountain Valley<br />

Gazette suggests use of convicts to improve roads<br />

New iron bridge at Benron completed<br />

Argenta military road turnpike being built<br />

Howe truss bridge to be built across Palarm<br />

ROANE PLANTATION<br />

see Real Estate<br />

ROB ROY PLANTATION<br />

see Real Estate<br />

ROBBERIES AND THEFTS<br />

see also Banks<br />

see also Bridges<br />

see also Farmers Alliance<br />

see also Murders - Pratt. Scott<br />

see also Negroes


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Jacksonville store burglarized 01/11/91 02<br />

Coroner Billy Wilson accused of stealing j ewelry from dead 01/15/91 01<br />

Examining trial of Coroner Billy Wilson begins at Hot Springs 01/28/91 01<br />

Zack Tate stole horse at Russellville, left note<br />

Safe of Riley Parker at Plumervile robbed<br />

Fred W Lee accused of absconding with Eastman Hotel funds<br />

Robbers break open safe of Ware & Avery at Hot Springs<br />

Robbers blow safe of County Clerk, fail to get any booty<br />

Thieves work Hot Springs hotels<br />

Burglars strike in Not Springs<br />

Waldo visited by burglars<br />

Burglars hit at Hot Springs. Pine Bluff, Lonoke<br />

Thief returns items to Judge A M Duffie at Hot Springs<br />

Safe broken open at Argenta saloon<br />

Frank Kline dies<br />

Ben Solomon chgd with stealing from Joseph C Herold<br />

Joseph K Brantly accused of taking funds from railroad<br />

Joseph K Brantley made generous donation to First Baptist Ch<br />

Shortage in Joseph Brantleyls books may exceed $20.000<br />

Dick Craig shoots burglar at Pine Bluff<br />

T R Rail convicted of embezzlement at Camden<br />

Robert Markley and his sister Louisa Rose chgd in Carroll Co<br />

Walter Marlcley implicates Dr Rose in robbery of mail coach<br />

Walter Markley, Louisa Rose accused of robbing mail stage<br />

W W Wallace of Waldron corrvicted of achool fund embezzlement<br />

Jonesboro merchant chgd with selling stolen goods<br />

Robbers break into store of D C Harris at Newport<br />

J J Overton and son chgd with altering marks on hogs<br />

J P Johnson, J T Faulkner. Ed Waler face mail theft chgs<br />

James Waddy disappears with funds of Hancock & Waddy of LR<br />

James Waddy says he is innocent of wrongdoing<br />

Rev J H Roulhac has pocket picked on train near Argenta<br />

Robert Norner short in accounts with Pacific Express Co<br />

Supreme Ct hears appeal of conviction of Jeff Reed in Scott<br />

Burglar caught at Newport<br />

W W Wallis convicted of stealing public funds<br />

Rigged shotgun hits burglar climbing through window<br />

Search on for Frank Shelt on. Walter Johnson<br />

Robbers steal $2,500 from Charles Winn near Springdale<br />

J C Clark chgd with theft by forgery at Fort Smith<br />

Attorney J C Clark makes bail<br />

J C Clark released, re-arrested<br />

Fort Smith plagued with burglars<br />

F M Quareermous chgd with embezzlement. postoffice robbery<br />

Feliz Wright chgd in theft of $500 diamond pin<br />

Gurdon troubled by petty thieves<br />

Valuable horses stolen, recovered at Pine Bluff<br />

George Ellis chgd with stealing mail bags, rifling them<br />

Man suspected of being Frank Kline is his brother<br />

Real name of Frank Kline is King Houston<br />

George Ellis confesses to mail robbery<br />

T P Asher chgd in Sebastian County with stealing hogs<br />

T P Asher1 s method of obtaining money for stolen hogs<br />

Postoffice at Mammoth Spring burglarized


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong>: <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE (XIL<br />

Dave Perry and son. William, arrested on theft charges 11/06/91 08<br />

Organized gang operates in Van Buren County 11/21/91 05<br />

Postoffice at Cotton Plant burglarized 11/17/91 01<br />

Stores in Forrest City burglarized 11/22/91 01<br />

Burglars open safe of Clark County Co-Operative Assn 11/24/91 01<br />

Highway robbers at work in Sweet Home area 11/26/91 02<br />

Augusta postoffice burglarized 12/13/91 04<br />

Madison County citizens bristle at recent burglaries 12/16/91 04<br />

J V Zimmerman jewelry store robbed of $2,000 in diamonds 12/17/91 03<br />

M J Beckwith steals check for $1,285, cashes it at Memphis 12/17/91 06<br />

J L Exby arrested in Zimmerman robbery 12/18/91 05<br />

Zimmerman diamond robbery is tdk of LR 12/18/91 05<br />

J L Exby cleared of robbery chg 12/19/91 02<br />

J L Exby still being held because of suspicious circumstances 12/19/91 06<br />

J L Exby released after no diamonds found in his trunk 12/20/91 05<br />

Spadra postoffice burglarked 12/24/91 02<br />

Somers store near Cincinnati stripped by burglars 12/27/91 08<br />

Charles and Frank Thompson chgd in burglary at LR 12/32/91 03<br />

ROBERTS, BILLY<br />

see also Murders - Barraque. Turvin<br />

RCBERTS, QIARLES P<br />

see also Books<br />

see also PuLaski County Jy2<br />

ROl3ERTS. E M<br />

see also Murders - Roberts. E M<br />

ROBERTS, GREEN<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 01<br />

ROBERTSON, J J<br />

see also Prisons<br />

ROBERTSON, JOHN R<br />

State Supreme Ct ruling in suit aver Robertson estate<br />

ROBERTSON. WILLIAM<br />

Monticello residence destrayed by fire<br />

ROB INSON, JOSEPH B<br />

see also Murders - Baldwin. Buck<br />

RCBINSON. MARY<br />

see also Murders - Reason, Sam<br />

ROB INSON, TATE<br />

see also Murders - Robinson, Tate<br />

RtXINSON, WEB STER<br />

see also Murders - Bradley. David<br />

ROCK AND STONE<br />

Rock quarry at Beaver gives work to large number of men 05/28/91 02<br />

Fine marble deposit found in Boone County ares 06/02/91 05<br />

Article on valuable deposits in Ark 06/03/91 04<br />

Little Rock Granite Co furnishes stone for Memphis river work 06/13/91 03<br />

Firm paid $60.000 for quarry site at Beaver (Carroll County) 06/16/91 05<br />

Article on marble and stone products of Batesville area 07/23/91 08<br />

Bald Knob has large deposit of blue granite 08/01/91 03<br />

ROCKY COMFORT - NEWS BRIEES<br />

07/19/09/4 09/15/08/1<br />

RODGERS, W C<br />

see also Episcopal Church<br />

ROGERS


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also Gambling<br />

BEERS - W S BRIEFS<br />

02/21/03/2<br />

RCGERS, ARTHUR<br />

see also Parks<br />

RGERS. JOHN<br />

see also Murders - Peters. Joseph L<br />

ROGERS, JOHN H<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 04<br />

Text of speech at Fort Smith Commercial. Coll<br />

Elected to Fort Smith School Board<br />

RGERS. LEV1<br />

see also Murders - Rogers. Levi<br />

ROGERS, WILLIAM C<br />

see also Episcopal Church<br />

ROLAND. J P<br />

see also Civil War<br />

ROOTS. LO(;AN H<br />

see also Episcopal Church Apll<br />

see also Organizations 018<br />

Roots' guests are Gen and Mrs John C Smith of Chicago<br />

Col and Mrs Roots to spend some time in Eureka Springs<br />

Attests to medicinal value of Eureka Springs water<br />

Major stockholder in Eureka Improvement Co<br />

Roots family to remain in Eureka Springs indefinitely<br />

Health greatly imprwed by stay st Eureka Springs<br />

Parlor musicale held at LR home of Col and Mrs Roots<br />

Elected first president of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Bankers Assn<br />

Roots to build fine bathhouse at Hot Springe<br />

Promotes hprwement of <strong>Arkansas</strong> River<br />

List of guests attending party at:LR home<br />

ROOTS. P K<br />

Interviewed in St Louis<br />

ROSE, EDGAR A<br />

see also Suicide<br />

ROSE. ELLEN<br />

see also Gibbon, Thomas Edward<br />

ROSE.<br />

GEORGE B<br />

see also Books<br />

see also Legal Profession<br />

see also Parties N8<br />

Tribute to the late Monte H Sandels 02/01/91 09 1<br />

ROSE. LOUISA<br />

see also Robberies<br />

ROSE. URIAH M<br />

Judge Roset s "Constitution of the State of <strong>Arkansas</strong>1' (ed) 06/17/91 04 3<br />

Invited to deliver address to Mississippi Bar Asrsn 12/08/91 02 1<br />

ROSS.<br />

STEVE<br />

see also Murders - Moore. R J<br />

RWER<br />

see also Fires<br />

see also Methodist Church<br />

ROVER - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

l0/02/03/2


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

ROWELL. HETTIE<br />

see also Shootings<br />

ROWELL, JAMES<br />

see also Shootings<br />

ROY, JOSEPH<br />

see also Murders - Ray, Joseph<br />

ROYSON. FRANK.<br />

see also Parties Ap5<br />

RUBENSTEIN, CHARLES A<br />

see also Jews<br />

RUGBY<br />

Little Rock Commercial College to play YMCA<br />

State's first game of genuine rugby scheduled<br />

RUNAWAYS<br />

see Children<br />

RUPP, TOM<br />

Little Rock man reptd missing<br />

RUSHING. LEE<br />

see also Weddings<br />

RUSSELL COAL AND MINING CO<br />

see Mines<br />

RUSSELLVILLE<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

see also Education - Teachers<br />

see also Entertainment<br />

see also Parties<br />

J H Battenfidd challenges election of Mayor J F Munday<br />

RUSSELLVILLE - NPWS BRIEFS<br />

01/25/1211 02/01/12/3 02/15/02/4 03/24/02/1 03/31/01/5<br />

05/10/04/3 05/17/15/1 05/24/11/1 05/31/02/5 06/21/09/1<br />

RUSSELLVILLE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE 0<br />

see Companies<br />

RUST, A<br />

see also Newspapers<br />

RYAN, ELIZA<br />

see also Handicapped<br />

SACKETT. W F<br />

see also Pornography<br />

SALESMEN AND SALES<br />

Travelers Protective Assn corn planned for LR<br />

Little Rock planning for Natl Assn of Travelers corn<br />

Plans made for TPA convention in LR<br />

LR Board of Trade cannot get quorum to act on TPA corn<br />

Arrangements being made for TPA comrention in LR<br />

Planning goes forward for TPA cow in Little Rock<br />

Committees named to work on TPA convention business<br />

Little Rock preparing for TPA comrention<br />

Peddler license law should be repealed, A B Matheny says<br />

List of donors to corn planning TPA conv at LR<br />

Planning continues for LR convention of TPA<br />

Heavy tax on peddlers suggested<br />

Merchants support tax on peddlers<br />

News of TPA<br />

Preparations for natl TPA corn in LR continue


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

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Plans for TPA convention moving along<br />

Memphis paper lists wrong place, time for TPA natl corn<br />

Preparations continue for TPA corn in LR<br />

TPA conv plans near completion<br />

Committees planning TPA cow meet in LR<br />

Little Rock prepares for natl corn of TPA<br />

Decorations committee making plans for TPA corn<br />

Final arrangements made for natl TPA corn at Little Rock<br />

List of contributors to entertainment fund for TPA corn<br />

Clinton Park to hold special horse racing meet for TPA corn<br />

LR ready to entertain 5.000 expected for TPA convention<br />

Little Rock streets decorated for TPA convention<br />

TPA welcomed to LR<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gov 3ames P Eagle addresses TPA conv in LR<br />

National TPA convention opens in LR<br />

Proceedings of TPA convention in LR<br />

Photographs of leaders of National TPA<br />

Magnif icant parade honors TPA convention in LR<br />

Proceedings of TPA convention in LR<br />

Hot Springs to entertain TPA members in grand style<br />

TPA given entertainemnt at Glenwood Park<br />

Proceedings of TPA conv at LR<br />

TPA group touring Hot Springs<br />

TPA party leaves Hot Springs for Texas<br />

News of TPA activities<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> TPA meets at LR<br />

SALINE COUNTY<br />

see also Mines and Minerals<br />

see also Murders - Colburn. Joseph<br />

see also Murders - Dyer. A J<br />

SALINE IRON WORKS<br />

see Companies<br />

SALINE RIVER<br />

see Bloods<br />

SALOONS<br />

see Bars<br />

SALTUS. EDGAR<br />

see also Books<br />

SNELS. LIZZIE<br />

see also Murders - Samuels, Lizzie<br />

SAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD<br />

see Vigilantes<br />

SANDEL S. MONTE H<br />

James F Read, George B Rose prepared memorials to Sandels<br />

State Supreme Ct pays tribute to the late Judge Sandels<br />

Supreme Ct Chief Sterling R Cockrill responds for Court<br />

Memorials presented in US Court<br />

SANDERS, E H<br />

see also Hot Springs<br />

see also Police Ap4<br />

SANDHERR, HENRY L<br />

Obituary of Pulaski County resident<br />

SAPPINGTON. G W<br />

see also Real Estate Je12


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

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SARASIN, FERDINAND A SR<br />

Obituary of early settler of LR<br />

Funeral date announced<br />

Funeral services held at family residence<br />

SAUNDERS, HAYWOOD<br />

see also Murders - Battles. Crawford<br />

SAWMILLS<br />

see Wood<br />

S ~ O N THOMAS *<br />

see also Murders - Scanlon, Thomas<br />

SCHNABLE, J A<br />

see also Civil War<br />

SCHOOLS, EVBLIC<br />

see Education<br />

SCHREIBER, D E<br />

see also Sews<br />

SCHREIB ER, JACK<br />

see also Murders - Frye, Emma<br />

SCOFIELD, NETTIE PAIGE<br />

Wins prize in insurance ad contest<br />

SCOTT alum<br />

see also Murders - Haslett. J M<br />

Mave afoot to change county seat to Mansfield<br />

SCOTT PLANTATION<br />

see also Real Estate<br />

SCULPTURE<br />

see also Cemeteries<br />

SEARCY<br />

see also Banks<br />

see also Disease<br />

see also Education - Private<br />

see also Hotels<br />

see also Knights of Pythias<br />

see also Methodist Church<br />

see also Newspapers<br />

see also Parks<br />

see also Parties<br />

see also Presbyterian Church<br />

see also Street Railroads<br />

Results of municipal election<br />

Description of schools. churches, parks, business<br />

Feature article on Searcy and its progress in educ<br />

Hundreds flock to Searcyls medicinal waters in eummer<br />

Mineral waters said to aid in cure of numerous diseases<br />

Photographs of buildings in tmn<br />

List of business and professional firms<br />

SEARCY COLLEGE<br />

see Colleges<br />

SWCY COUNTY<br />

see also Mines<br />

see also Storms<br />

County contends $33,100 paid for courthouse costing $9,000 06/24/91 03 1<br />

Judge Kimballls point in courthouse case 06/25/91 03 3<br />

Court rules in favor of county on bonds issued for courthouse 07/23/91 07 6


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

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SEARCY COUNTY DEMOCRAT<br />

see Newspapers<br />

SEARCY SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />

see Education<br />

SEARCY, J B<br />

Ouachita College official speaks at Hope fair<br />

SEATON<br />

Town is named for Elihu Seaton<br />

SEATON, ELTHU<br />

Town of Seaton is named for Mr Seaton<br />

SEBASTIAN COUNTY<br />

see also Murders Cox, Wiley<br />

see also Murders Dyer, J B<br />

see also Murders - McCaskey Infant<br />

see also Murders - Wilson, Harry<br />

see also Vigilantes<br />

SECRETARY OF STATE (ARK)<br />

Biennial report published 02/03/91 03 3<br />

Large number of possible candidates for next election listed 02/08/91 02 1<br />

R B Hogin of Pope Co may seek office 02/10/9104 4<br />

Biographical sketch, photo, of J G B Simms 11/27/9104 3<br />

J G B Simms expected to be candidate for Dem nomination 11/27/91 04 3<br />

SECURITY TRUST AND SAVINGS CO<br />

see Banks<br />

SHlU CTION<br />

see Sex Crimes<br />

SEE, JOE<br />

see also Murders - See. Joe<br />

SEISEL, M J<br />

see also Parties<br />

SENNETT. M G<br />

see also Agriculture Jy29<br />

SEPARATE COAM LAW<br />

see Negroes<br />

SERATT, HENRY<br />

see also Murders - West. Marion<br />

SERRATT, JO<br />

see also Murders - West. Marion<br />

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST MURCH<br />

see also Religion<br />

Adventists holding meeting in Bentonville<br />

SEVENTH DAY BAPTIST MURQI<br />

Several families from Idaho j oin Fouh colony<br />

SWIER COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Jones, Aaron<br />

James Locke donated land for town of Lockesburg<br />

SEVIER, A H<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 03<br />

State Repr from Lafayette County commended by editorial<br />

Sevier may become candidate for Congress<br />

Addresses crowd at fair at Hope<br />

SWARD, CHARLES<br />

see dso Murders - Burns, Jimmy<br />

SmELL, JAMES


AWANSAS <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

10/24/91 03 1<br />

Roseville man can find no place better than Ark to live<br />

SEWELL, LMIS<br />

see also Assaults Je19<br />

SEX CRIMES<br />

see also Lynching<br />

see also Lynching - Bailey. Jim<br />

see also Murders - Solomon. E F<br />

W i l l i a m L West dismissed from chg of rape of sister-in-law 01/08/91 02<br />

Two Negroes assault Mrs Fannie Kelt near Van Buren 02/11/91 03<br />

Supreme court hears interesting seduction case 04/12/91 13<br />

J H Durkee arrested at LR for assault of young girl 05/03/91 01<br />

J W Durkee to go to trial on chg of attempted rape 05/05/91 03<br />

Joe Collins chgd in Newton Co with rape of stepdaughter 05/14/91 04<br />

Alderkg Bernard chgd at Helena with rape of his daughter 05/17/91 02<br />

J H Durkee discharged by Grand Jury. gets Arsenal job back 05/20/91 03<br />

Young Negro named Reed attempts to rape Mrs Scarborough 05/27/91 08<br />

US Supreme Ct frees John Mayfield of adultery conviction 05/28/91 02<br />

G L Miller. John Lanner chgd with rape attempt at Rison 06/02/91 01<br />

C C Taff swears out warrant for R L Self on unmentionable chg 06/02/91 05<br />

Isaac Reed chgd with incest with his daughter in Conway Co 06/05/91 03<br />

New chgs placed against Joseph H Durkee in sex case 06/06/91 02<br />

Adrin Binard acquitted of chg of raping his daughter 06/12/91 08<br />

A 3 Hambree chgd with rape of his crwn daughter in Woodruff Co 06/25/91 01<br />

A J Nambree acquitted of incest charge<br />

Dr W C Norton &@;d with rape of idiot girl whom he treated<br />

J B Wharton arrested at Walnut Ridge on incest chg<br />

Walter Jarrell chgd with seduction of Miss Stella Lake<br />

Grand Jury finds no grounds to indict Dr H C Norton<br />

Negro at Mount Ida accused of sodomy<br />

Negro named Lous Johnson chgd with raping small Negro girl<br />

John Jennings chgd wit.h rape of 7-yr-old Eliza Jane <strong>An</strong>drew<br />

John Booker chgd with rape attempt on 10-yr-old girl<br />

W D Holrnes attempts rape of Mary McWilliams, 34. of Spadra<br />

John Grady convicted of seduction in Lonoke County<br />

Frank Homes convicted, sent to Johnson County Penal Farm<br />

Quanders Davidson chgd with attempted rape in White County<br />

John Buckner arrested for rape of child two years ago<br />

W E Kelly proves innocence in rape chg made by Mrs McDonald<br />

Meyer flees Witcherville after raping 11-yrold girl<br />

W E Kelley may sue Memphis papers for slander<br />

Scott Duncan escapes from courthouse while jury out<br />

<strong>An</strong>dy Frank arrested for seduction of young girl in Missouri<br />

Ike Reed convicted of incest in Conway County<br />

Thomas Frazier arrested on charge of rape at Rison<br />

Thomas J Frazier arrested for assault of stepdaughter<br />

W H Phillips chgd with seduction of his own daughter<br />

Colored preacher named W W Cooper gets prison term<br />

W N Cooper comicted of assault of white child at Lamar<br />

SEXTON, M<br />

see also Methodist Church<br />

SHARP COUNTY<br />

see also Frauds<br />

County seat to move from Evening Shade to Center<br />

Evening Shade to be site of county seat


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> GAZEZ'TE <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

SHARP, J S<br />

see also Murders - Hicks, Joseph J<br />

SHEEP<br />

see Livestock<br />

SHEFE'LER, J A<br />

see also Murders - Kicks, Joseph J<br />

SHELBY, DAVID<br />

see also Real Estate<br />

SHELTON, FRANK<br />

see also Robberies<br />

SHELTON. J L<br />

see also Drownings<br />

SHELTON, T J<br />

see dso Christian Church<br />

SHEPHERD, J M<br />

Shepherd says he saw missing man at Benton<br />

SHEPPARD. HARRISON<br />

see also Murders - Dalton<br />

SHEPPARD, NIM<br />

see also Murders - Dalton<br />

SHERMAN, WILLIAM TEOUMSW<br />

Bentonville residents donate to fund for memorial<br />

SHERROD. JOKN R<br />

see also Marriage<br />

SHERWOOD, W H<br />

see also Assaults Mrl Ap12<br />

SHIELDS, A E<br />

see also Parties Ap12<br />

SHINN FAMILY<br />

Descendants of Benjamin Shinn hold reunion in Russellville 01/04/91 04 3<br />

Thomas J Shinn dies an way home from Russellville reunion 02/07/9104 3<br />

SHINN. J L<br />

see also Rivers Ap24<br />

SHIMN, JOSIAH It<br />

see also Books<br />

Conduct s Hemp stead County Teachers Institute 01/03/91 06 1<br />

Catholic News controversy with Shinn over Hendrix Co11 speech 01/21/91 04 3<br />

Speaks at Morrilton College graduation exercises 05/29/91 03 1<br />

Photograph of Prof Shinn 06/03/91 03 3<br />

Shinn to hold teachers institutes at several sites 06/20/91 02 2<br />

Shinn lecturing in NE Ark 06/20/91 08 1<br />

Addrsses teachers institute at Russellville 06/21/91 09 1<br />

Text of speech to <strong>Arkansas</strong> Teachers Asan conv 06/26/91 08 1<br />

Professional work commended by Benton County Democrat 07/07/91 04 3<br />

Speaks at meeting in Chattanooga 07/10/9108 4<br />

Mr and Mrs Shinn return fram trip through NE United States 08/04/91 04 4<br />

Shinn touring NE Ark on official business 09/08/91 04 2<br />

Speaks at Hope fair 10/24/9101 1<br />

Wants Little Rock Arsenal used for state Normal School<br />

SHrNN, M R<br />

10/24/91 04 4<br />

see also Livestock<br />

SBIELEY, J E<br />

eee also Murders - Jones. Nat K<br />

SHIPS AND SHIPPING


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE CIOL<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> River activities 01/25/91 03<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> River news 02/01/91 02<br />

Steamer "Little Redw makes run up Little Red River 03/14/91 01<br />

Navigability of <strong>Arkansas</strong> River described by H S Taber 03/14/91 04<br />

Cleburne County has first visit wer by steamboat 03/20/91 01<br />

S M Weaver challenges H S Taber on navigability of river 03/26/91 04<br />

H S Taber makes lengthy reply to S M Weaver 03/27/91 04<br />

Account of opening of Little Red River to Heber 03/31/91 04<br />

S M Weaver insists he has quoted facts on Arkasnas River 04/03/91 04<br />

Kate Adams grounded near <strong>Arkansas</strong> City 04/05/91 01<br />

Capt H S Taber replies to latest missile of S M Weaver 04/05/91 09<br />

John R Wherry critical of Taber's work on <strong>Arkansas</strong> River 04/10/91 04<br />

John R Wherry continues to snipe at Taber's repts 04/17/91 04<br />

Steamer Ralph plys between Batemrille and Russellville 05/17/91 15<br />

Article on river traffic in Ark 06/03/91 05<br />

Steamer Gordon, sunk in 1846, naw lies 20 ft beneath field 06/16/91 05<br />

Upper White River boats connect with railroad at Jacksonport 21/24/91 01<br />

Newport has excellent transportation facilities 12/20/91 11<br />

SHIPS AND SHIPPING - ACCIDENTS AND SAFETY<br />

Steamer A R Bragg strikes snag above Black-Current confluence 11/20/91 01<br />

Steamer Chicksaw raised f ran White River, taken for repairs<br />

SHOOTINGS<br />

see also Crime<br />

see &so Murders<br />

see also Negroes<br />

Hunter shot by his companion<br />

Young girl accidentally shot to death<br />

George Lofton shoots, wounds Constable George K Barnett<br />

Mac Branner and T W Blackwell shot by Charles Emory<br />

Turkey hunter accidentally shot at Quitman<br />

Man injured when shell exploded in gun<br />

Trial of W J Hancock for shooting Thomas Leaming postponed<br />

W J Uncock gets venue change for trial, in Leaming shooting<br />

Charles McLoud shot by E T Sibbald at Hot Springs<br />

Joe Fry killed while handling shotgun<br />

Negro named Riley Many shot at El Dorado<br />

M G Gershner accidentally shoots himself<br />

Dan Williams seriously wounded by McCullough at Mtn View<br />

A J Hopkins. Thomas Cox critically wound each other<br />

Joel Coward shot while engaged in cutting J W Jonston<br />

Details of A J Hopkins-Thomas Cox affair at Conway<br />

Vigilantes had been involved in Cox-Hopkins affair<br />

William May shoots. critically wounds Negro at Toledo<br />

Mr Hughes shot at Coal Hill<br />

~e~ro-~outh shot at Lonoke<br />

Sol Wright and his large clan resisted arrest of Wright<br />

Sol Wright family has reputation of being tough. lawless<br />

Three members of Sol Wright family of Negroes killed in Clark 06/14/91 01<br />

3im Rowell shot. critically wounded by his estranged wife 06/15/91 04<br />

Details of shooting of James Rawell by Hettie Rawell 06/17/91 08<br />

Horace Johnson shot by Carey Baxter at Pine Bluff 06/21/91 01<br />

Attempt made to assassinate Ben Hopson 06/23/91 08<br />

Edward Phipps attempts to shoot his stepson 06/24/91 01<br />

Oscar Lindsey captured at Texarkana 07/02/91 06


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE:<br />

PAGE COL<br />

<strong>An</strong>drew Borne11 shot Jessey Cross, a brother-in-law at Augusta 07/08/91 01<br />

John Cotton shot Jesse Williams in domestic dispute<br />

James Ray and Avery Masters have shootout in Woodruff Co<br />

Man kills himself accidentally<br />

James Clark shot by Woodruff Deputy Sheriff Walker B Orey<br />

Youth killed at West Fork<br />

Deputy Sheriff D L Flanakin shoots Robert Leden<br />

Child accidentally shot<br />

Man accidentally shot through foot in Fort Smith saloon<br />

Children playing with gun kill small child<br />

Charley Hall accused of shooting fellow Negro, Frank Wilson<br />

Indictment against W J Hancock quashed<br />

Frank Lucas. Charley Hall chgd with shooting Frank Williams<br />

W J Hancock indictment for shooting Thomas Leaning quashed<br />

W J Hancock is on trial for attempt to kill Ollie Alexander<br />

Jury cannot reach verdict in case of William Hancock<br />

W i l l Laughlin arrested in shooting of Barnett last Feb<br />

W M Robertson accidentally shot to death<br />

Tramp shot while sitting in door of mwing boxcar<br />

Youth shoots companion at LR during game<br />

Accidental shooting critically inj ures man<br />

George Hebron. Elmer Blackburn engage in shootout at Hot Spgs 10/18/91 01<br />

Tom Decker shoots Jack Allen near Mulberry 10/18/91 12<br />

Servant shoots burglar attempting break-in at 5 B Miller home 10/20/91 02<br />

Child accidentally shot to death at Briar Bend 10/24/91 05<br />

Youth accidentally kills himself in hunting accident 10/25/91 01<br />

J Carroll Hollis shot near Timbo by unknmn party 11/10/91 02<br />

J Carroll Hollis was subpoenaed as witness in liquor case 11/13/91 04<br />

Stephen Guice shot by Ellen Griggsby at Magnolia 11/14/91 01<br />

Walter P Alexander accidentally killed 11/17/91 01<br />

Man injured when shotgun accidentally discharged in LR street 11/17/91. 04<br />

Man named Cooper shot by Constable Warner at Magnolia<br />

William G Hancock on trial for shooting Thomas Leaming<br />

Child accidentally shot in Montgomery County<br />

Henry Green. J M King wound each other at Arkadelphia<br />

W I Lwej oy recovering from shot wounds<br />

Mary J Smith shot by Negro named Mose Henderson<br />

Officers arrest former husband of Mary Smith during probe<br />

Ruf e Bruner critically inj ured by Mack Bolding<br />

Mamie Crews killed while examining gun with Wright Lindsey<br />

Wright Jennings tells how Mamie Crews was shot<br />

J T Fuller struck by stray bullet at LR<br />

Wright Jennings held blameless in death of Mamie Crews<br />

Child killed by teenager tinkering with gun<br />

James Brizzolara Jr shoots George Dot son at Fort Smith<br />

Clint Brawn and Mr Scroggins wounded in shootout:<br />

Richard <strong>An</strong>derson shot in hunting accident<br />

SHREVEPORT, LA<br />

Feature article on city and its economy<br />

Editorial discusses city<br />

SIBBALD, E T<br />

see also Shootiags Ap30<br />

SIZBERNAGLE, BEN<br />

see also Owens. Lena


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

SILVER<br />

see Mines<br />

SILVER CITY<br />

see also Mines<br />

SIMMONDS, 3 F<br />

see also Parties Dl9<br />

SIMMONS, J E<br />

see also Kidnapping<br />

SIMMONS, J F<br />

see also Housing Dl2<br />

SIMMONS, JOHN<br />

see also Murders - Spencer, <strong>An</strong>drew<br />

SIMMONS, M A JR<br />

see also Fires<br />

SIMMS, GLAIBORNE<br />

see also Murders - Crockett. Amanda<br />

SIMMS. J G B<br />

see also Secretary of State (Ark)<br />

SIMMS. JOE<br />

see also Assaults<br />

SIMMS, MARTHA<br />

see also Murders - Simms. Martha<br />

S IMPSON, JERRY<br />

see also Politics<br />

SIMPSON, LEWIS<br />

see also Copeland, W H<br />

SINGER, JOHN<br />

see also Assaults<br />

SLAM)ER<br />

see Libel<br />

SLAUGHTER, EDWARD<br />

see also Murders - Love, Jennie<br />

SWGHTER, W D<br />

see also Medicine<br />

SLOAN. A B<br />

see also Caves<br />

SMACKOVER<br />

Description of tam, mention of businesses, residents<br />

SMALLPOX<br />

see Disease<br />

SMART, R D<br />

see also Methodist Church<br />

SMITH, ARDEN<br />

see also Civil War<br />

SMITH.<br />

3 M<br />

see also Lynching<br />

SMITH, MARY J<br />

see also Shootings Dl3<br />

SMITH, SEBA<br />

see also Murders - Stevens, William M<br />

SMITH, WILLIAM<br />

see also Murders - Smith, William<br />

SMOOTE, GEORGE P<br />

see also Poems


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Judge Smoote dies at Prescott<br />

Obiturary of George Parker Smoote<br />

Editorial notes death of Mr Smoote<br />

Tribute to the late Mr Smoote<br />

SNAKEB ITE<br />

see Disease<br />

SOLOMON, BEN<br />

see also Robberies<br />

SOLOMON, E F<br />

see also Murders - Solomon, E F<br />

SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION<br />

Meeting of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Socie~<br />

held in LR<br />

soum, J C<br />

see also Police<br />

SOUTHERN STAVE CO<br />

see Wood and Wood Products<br />

SOUTHWESTERN BRIDGE CO<br />

see Companies<br />

SOUTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

SPACX<br />

Lunar eclipse observed in Ark<br />

SPADRA<br />

see also Robberies<br />

Nice little town building up at Spadra<br />

SPARKS. MOLLIE<br />

see also Children<br />

SPARKS. WILLIAM<br />

see also Children<br />

SPEARS. DAWSON<br />

see also Murders Ap15<br />

SPEARS. 3 E<br />

sea also Murders - Hunt. Henry<br />

SPECTERS<br />

see Apparitions<br />

SPEERS (J B) CO<br />

see Retail Stores<br />

SPENCER. ANDREW<br />

see also Murders - Spencer. <strong>An</strong>drew<br />

SPINNER, GENEV TEVE (MRS)<br />

see also Jews<br />

SPIRI!IU&XSM<br />

see Texarkana<br />

SPORTSMAN' S AS SOCIATION, ARKAN SAS<br />

see Wildlife<br />

SPRADLIN. JAMES<br />

see also Assaults<br />

SF'RIMG RIVER<br />

see Bridges<br />

see Rivers<br />

SPRINGFIELD, mLVILLE AND WHITE RIVER RAILROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

SPRINGS<br />

see also Searcy


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

List of chemical springs in <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />

ST FRANCIS COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Dalton. Jeff<br />

see also Murders - Johnson, Lee<br />

New courthouse to be built on Mount Ararat at Forrest City<br />

ST LOUIS AND SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

ST LOUIS. <strong>ARKANSAS</strong> AND TEXAS MILROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

ST MARY'S CONVENT (LITTLE ROCK)<br />

see Catholic Church<br />

STANLEY. HENRY MORTON<br />

Report says Stanley deserted Ark Confederates to j oin enemy<br />

Stanley took Confederate funds with him when he deserted<br />

Story of desertion from Ark troops repeated<br />

STANSEL, TOM J<br />

Missing Monticello man feared murdered<br />

Search for Mr Stansel continues<br />

Stansel turns up, says he was drugged, kidnapped<br />

Stansel repeats his story of kidnapping<br />

SSARR. 3mLE<br />

see dso Younger. Pearl<br />

STAR% DAVID<br />

Man arrested at Eureka Springs may be Belle Starrvs nephew<br />

Officials recognize suspect at Eureka Springs as Starr<br />

STEBBINS, A H<br />

Named receiver for bankrupt firm of Thomas W Baird<br />

STECKER COOPEUE WORKS<br />

see Wood<br />

STEEL. JAMES<br />

Serves as atty for Hiram and Lydia Coll<br />

STEELE, C E<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

SITELE, FREDERICK<br />

see also Civil War<br />

STEEN. J P<br />

see also<br />

Murders - Woods, Pearl<br />

see also Vice<br />

STEPHENS<br />

see also Knights of Pythias<br />

STEPHENS - W S BRIEFS<br />

01/20/04/6 05/08/03/3 06/06/08/2 06/24/08/2 07/04/04/4<br />

08/15/06/2 ll/16/03/1 12/06/1312<br />

STEPNENS, WILLIE<br />

Parents search for missing youth<br />

STEVENS. WILLXAM M<br />

see also Murders - Stwens, William M<br />

SrnENSON, R E<br />

see also Religion<br />

SrnENSON, R L<br />

eee also Poems<br />

STEWART, BERT<br />

see also Murders - Marney. Ed<br />

STEWART. JOE<br />

06/03/91 04 5


ARJUNSAS <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also Murders - Chisholm. J E<br />

SWART, JOHN<br />

see also Craw ford County<br />

STICE, CHARLES<br />

see Murders - Lay. Charles<br />

STOCK LAW (LIVESTOCK)<br />

see Liveetock<br />

STUDDAIU, WILLIE<br />

see also Murders<br />

STONE COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Williamson. Ed<br />

STONE, HARRY<br />

see also Murders - Johnson. Lee<br />

STORES , =TAIL<br />

see Retail Stores<br />

STOEUZY, GMUES<br />

see also Murders - Stroud. Joseph<br />

STOW AND TORNADOES<br />

see also Lightning<br />

Tornado destroys A B Hardin residence near Salem 04/17/91 04 4<br />

Hail storm at Ozark damages vegetation 04/18/91 04 5<br />

Hail storm destrays crops in Stephens area 05/08/91 03 3<br />

Independence County suffers much damage f ram storms 06/11/91 08 2<br />

Tornado does immense damage to Fort Smith and vicinity 06/21/91 01 6<br />

Destructive storm hits Mammoth Spring area 06/23/91 03 6<br />

Webb City area hit by high winds, heavy rains 06/23/91 08 2<br />

Heavy hailstorm damages Howard County area 06/28/91 09 2<br />

Hailstorm near Marshall destroys grcwing crops 07/16/91 05 3<br />

Small tornado strikes Toltec area of Lonoke County 08/04/91 03 4<br />

Tull area of Grant County hit by cyclone 08/07/91 06 3<br />

STREET RAILROADS<br />

Mule-drawn cars in LR being replaced with electric system 02/10/91 04 4<br />

New electric street railway being built in Little Rock 03/03/91 03 2<br />

Electric cars in LR will provide rapid transit 04/09/91 04 4<br />

Materials arrive in LR for electric street railway 05/02/91 01 3<br />

Employees of Capital Street Railway at LR threaten strike 05/16/91 03 1<br />

Work on street railway at Eureka Springs to begin immediately 05/16/91 08 3<br />

Cars running at LR despite disruption by workers<br />

Striking drivers at Pfne Bluff replaced<br />

05/17/91 05<br />

06/19/91 01<br />

3<br />

1<br />

Pine Bluff street railway owners discuss strike 06/20/91 01 1<br />

H G Allis ready to start work on Electric Street Railway 06/30/91 01 2<br />

Contract let for pmerhouse for Electric Stxeet Railway Co 07/05/91 13 3<br />

Electric Street Railway Co at LR makes extensive improvements 07/22/91 06 6<br />

Over 400 men at work building LR Electric Street Railway 08/11/91 08 2<br />

Electric cars arrive for LR system IX/l0/91 02 3<br />

City Electric Street Railway begins operation at LR 11/24/91 06 1<br />

Description of power plant and equipment of electric firm 11/24/91 06 1<br />

Work begins on street railway at Searcy 11/28/91 01 6<br />

Driver killed at Pine Bluff<br />

STREET TUIILROADS - ACCIDENTS AND SAE'ETY<br />

12/15/91 04 3<br />

Youth run aver by street car wheel at LR 08/15/91 08 I<br />

STREET, JOHN<br />

see also Murders - Griffin, Thomas<br />

S TRI CKLAND, JACK


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> DIDEX 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also Murders - Crutchfield<br />

STRIKES<br />

see Labor<br />

see Mines<br />

see Street Railroads<br />

STRINGER, ED<br />

see also Money<br />

STROUD, JOSEPH<br />

see also Murders - Stroud. Joseph<br />

STROUP, HENRY<br />

see also Fruit<br />

STUART, GEORGE A<br />

see also Religion<br />

SWTTGART<br />

City visited by Tennessee Press Assn and capitalists<br />

STLITCART - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

05/13/02/1<br />

SmTTGART AND <strong>ARKANSAS</strong> RIVER RAILROAD<br />

see Railroads<br />

SUFFRAGE<br />

see Politics and Elections<br />

SUICIDE<br />

Visitor to Hot Springs commits suicide<br />

Moro woman kills herself with poison<br />

Wllliam Gross suicides near Perryville<br />

Man named Gross Ells himself in Perry County<br />

Dr Edgar A Rose kills himself in Madison County<br />

Miss Babe Armer attempts suicide at Paragould<br />

Mrs Amelia Harms takes her life at Fort Smith<br />

Thomas M Walden and Lula Walden die in pact at Hot Springs<br />

Walden case believed to be one of murder-suicide<br />

Amelia Harmes was deserted by Henry Harmes<br />

Lulu Walden may be Lula Walker who once killed a man<br />

Dr Rose of Boone County beliwed a suicide<br />

Wood Smith takes life with morphine<br />

J M Bunch kills himself<br />

Man hangs himself in barn at Buena Vista<br />

Woman takes her life at Pine Bluff<br />

May Pratt hangs herself in Benton County<br />

Woman commits suicide at Hot Springs<br />

Mother thwarts suicide attempt of young girl at Fort Smith<br />

Young man prevented from taking his life at Fort Smith<br />

Peter Lindell takes his life at Hot Springs<br />

Bertha Shelton. 15, attempts to take her life at Eureka Spgs<br />

Yellville woman attempts suicide with rat poison<br />

Man kills himself by leap into we11<br />

Man attempts guicide at Hot Springs with penknife<br />

Man identified as Janka hangs himself at LR<br />

Man commits suicide by jumping in Mammoth Spring<br />

Unknown suicide at LR was not Mr Janka<br />

Clara White kills herself with morphine<br />

Mrs J C Marshall takes her life with laudanum overdose<br />

Woman leaps f rm 7th floor of hotel at Hot Springs<br />

John Ward found dead at Fort Smith


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

A G Walker attempts suicide at Seamy<br />

Felix G Brawn hangs himself at Dardanelle<br />

W T Smithers takes his life in Baxter Co<br />

T M Alfrey takes his life<br />

Paul Bruel takes life with laudanum werdose<br />

SUITS AND CLAIMS<br />

see also Real Estate<br />

SULLIVAN, LUKE<br />

see also Murders - H ill.<br />

Thomas<br />

SULPHUR ROCK<br />

see also Education - Private<br />

SUWR INSTITUTE OF BIBLICAL RESEARCH<br />

see Baptist Church<br />

SUMMERS, HENRY<br />

see also Murders - Summers. Hendry<br />

SUNDAY LEG I SLATION<br />

see Religion<br />

SUNDAY OBSERVANCE<br />

see Religion<br />

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.<br />

see Religion<br />

SUNNY SOUTH LUMBER GO<br />

see Explosives and Explosions<br />

SUPERNATURAL<br />

see Psychic Phenomena<br />

SURROUrnED HILL<br />

see &so Fires<br />

<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> STATE<br />

SWAMP LANDS<br />

see Real Estate<br />

SWEETEN. M S<br />

see also Murders - Cowan, Samuel<br />

SWIN SON* JOHN<br />

see also Murders - Swinson, John<br />

SWOPE. M M<br />

see also Money<br />

TABER. H S<br />

see also Rivers N11<br />

see also Ships<br />

see also Young Ment s Christian Association<br />

Taber cites poor health in resigning City Mission post<br />

TAGGAKT.<br />

M W<br />

see also Religion<br />

TALBOT, JOHN H<br />

Obituary reviews career of prominent Pine Bluff resident 02/02/91 04 4<br />

TAPPAN. JAMES C<br />

see also Veterans Ag9<br />

Gen Tappan is president of Ridge City Club at Helena 10/09/91 01 3<br />

TAPPAN, JOHN A<br />

see also Fires<br />

TAPSCOTT, CORA<br />

see also Education - Private<br />

TATE. JOHN W<br />

see also Murders - Tate. John W<br />

TATE, ZACK


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also Robberies<br />

TAXATION<br />

see also Railroads<br />

State Equalization Bd creation asked by Gov J P Eagle<br />

Text of proposed act prw iding for county collectors<br />

Defects in present assessment laws pointed out<br />

W W Williams on tax assessment reform needs<br />

Letter continues discussion of proposal for land records<br />

S W Williams explains plan for numbering private surveys<br />

Letter on lands and tax books<br />

How claims must be paid for refund of direct tax of 1860s<br />

Letter urges Gov Eagle to disburse the direct tax refund<br />

Partial list of County Equalization Bds apptd by Gov Eagle<br />

Gen B W Green obtains data needed for federal tax refund<br />

Tax refund involves taxes paid for support of Civil War<br />

List of Pulaski Co residents who paid direct taxes to US<br />

Assessment of Pulaski County property completed<br />

Equal5zation Bd of Pulaski Co issues report<br />

Solomon F Clark writes on virtues of the single tax<br />

Catholic Church at LR granted exemption from taxes on mills<br />

Catholic Church properq in tax dispute fa Hager bequest<br />

TAYLOR, C E<br />

see also<br />

Baptist Church<br />

TAYLOR, C M<br />

Discusses value of crop mortgage law to poor fanners<br />

TAYLOR, J M<br />

see also Banks Ap2 Ap9<br />

TAEOR, NELLIE P<br />

see also Clayton, Calma E<br />

TAYLOR, R H<br />

Former LR resident dies in Florida<br />

TEACHERS<br />

see Education<br />

TEACHERS AS SOCIATION, <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

see Education - Teachers<br />

TELEUPHY<br />

El Dorado nm has telegraph services<br />

TELEPHONES<br />

Company at LR muving offices to Fifth and Louisiana<br />

Jenny Lind now connected with Fort Smith<br />

TELESCOPES<br />

see also Colleges<br />

TELLINGTON, THOMAS<br />

see also Murders - Tellington. Thomas<br />

TEMPERANCE<br />

see Alcoholic Beverages<br />

TENNESSEE BRWING CO<br />

see also Little Rock Arsenal<br />

TENNPSON, JIM<br />

see also Alcoholic Beverages<br />

TERRY, WILLIAM L<br />

Photograph of Congressman Terry<br />

TEXARKANA<br />

see also<br />

Fires


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also Gambling<br />

see also Memorial Day<br />

see also Police<br />

Lengthy article on the city and its resources 04/14/95. 01 I<br />

Editorial comments on resources of city 04/14/91 04 2<br />

President Harrison saluted by citizens as train passes 04/21/91 01 2<br />

Spiritualists chg Mayor C C Dorianwith false arrest 09/27/91 01 2<br />

TEXARKANA - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

01/02/01/2 01/03/01/2 01/11/06/1 01/15/01/5 01/18/09/3<br />

01/24/04/5 02/07/01/1 03/04/02/1 04/07/06/1 04/21/01/2<br />

O5/15/05/3 06/14/11/3 08/18/08/2 09/15/08/1 11/10/02/1<br />

TEXARKANA DAILY GRAPH1 C<br />

see Newspapers<br />

TEXTBOOKS AND TEACHING AIDS<br />

see Education - Textbooks<br />

THANET, OCTAVE<br />

see Books<br />

THANKSGIVING DAY<br />

Account of religious observance at LR churches<br />

THARP.<br />

W H<br />

see also Colleges Je14<br />

THEATER AND DRAMA<br />

see Entertainment<br />

see Religion<br />

THEFTS<br />

see Robberies<br />

THOMAS, C 0 H<br />

see also Negroes<br />

see also Politics N11<br />

THOMAS, HILL<br />

see also Murders - Battles. Crewford<br />

THOMPSON, ADA LEE<br />

see also Parties<br />

THOMPSON. ALVA<br />

see also Murders - Colburn, Joseph<br />

THOMPSON, C A<br />

see also Murders - Thompson. C A<br />

THOMPSON, GREEN W<br />

see also Little Rock<br />

THOMPSON, SEYMOUR<br />

see also Fires<br />

see also Murders - Thompson<br />

see also Prisons<br />

THOMPSON, WOOD E<br />

Friends present watch to Prof Thompson<br />

THOMSON, LEE L<br />

Col Thomson disappears under strange circumstances<br />

Nephew says Thomson kncws what he is doing<br />

THORN, THOMAS<br />

see also History (Ark) D6<br />

THORNBURGH, GEORGE<br />

see also Masons. Free and Accepted Order of<br />

Attends meetings of Methodist Church<br />

THORNTON, K B


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see also Bankruptcy<br />

TILLES. GEORGE<br />

see also Insurance<br />

see also Parties 3e30<br />

TILLMN, J N<br />

see also Religion<br />

TIMBER<br />

see<br />

Wood<br />

TIN<br />

see Mines<br />

TITSWORTH (JACK) FAMILY<br />

Heirs generate ill w ill during contest of will<br />

Estate in Logan County valued at $100,000<br />

Jury decision breaks will, rules in favor of contestants<br />

TOBACCO<br />

Tom M R Jones of Palestine, age 3, smokes cigars, chews<br />

Seven-yr-old boy at Gurdon is accomplished tobacco user<br />

Passenger tests no-smoking rule on Valley Route train<br />

TOMANAWK COPPER MINE<br />

see Mines<br />

TOMPKINS, M V<br />

see also Politics S15<br />

TONEY, L D<br />

see also Politics My8<br />

TOWN, J H<br />

see also Murders - Town, J H<br />

TRADE SCHOOLS<br />

Text of speech of Judge J H Rogers at Fort Smith Commercial<br />

TRAMPS<br />

see Vagrancy<br />

TRANS-MISSIS SIPPI COMMERCIAL CONGRESS<br />

see Commercial Congress, Traans-Mississippi<br />

TRAPP FAMILY<br />

see also Murders - Trapp<br />

TRAPPING<br />

see Wildlife<br />

TRAVELERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION<br />

see Salesmen<br />

TREASURER (ARK)<br />

Charges made that William E Woodruff unlawfully used funds<br />

Gov Eagle asks Legis to investigate alleged misuse of funds<br />

Formation of Legis panel to study books is underway<br />

Proposal in Legis would bar 3rd term for Treasurer<br />

List of assistants to R B Morrow. State Treasurer<br />

R B Morrow takes charge of office to which he was elected<br />

Legis Joint Comm auditing books of ex-Treasurer W E Woodruff<br />

Rumored defalcation of W E Woodruff discussed<br />

Sensational articles on Woodruff printed in out side papers<br />

W E Woodruff has used state funds in private transactions<br />

W E Woodruff says books in error, or money not counted<br />

W E Woodruff1 s accounts short by about $63,000, rumor says<br />

Probe of W E Woodruff s books proceeding slowly<br />

Treasurer stops cashing warrants on general revenue fund<br />

House of Reprs discusses investigation of Woodruffls books


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House Speaker E W Rector made eloquent speech on Woodruff 02/07/91 06<br />

The Treasury investigation (ed) 02/08/91 04<br />

Report of shortage during W E Woodruffls 1st term denied 02/11/91 02<br />

Report of Legis comm on books of ex-Treasurer W E Woodruff 02/13/91 06<br />

W E Woodruffls shortage is $63,540, Legis panel reports 02/13/91 06<br />

G w J P Eagle asks Legis comm to count funds in Treasury 02/13/91 06<br />

R B Morrow refuses to accept some scrip bonds f roan Woodruff 02/13/91 06<br />

R B Morraw requests aid of G w Eagle in dispute with Woodruff 02/13/91 06<br />

Senate passes resolution calling for W E Woodruffi s arrest 02/14/91 06<br />

Arrest of W E Woodruff has not been made as yet 02/15/91 05<br />

Bondsmen for W E Woodruff ready to make good on reptd deficit 02/15/91 05<br />

Internal Improvement Fund of $40.124 missing from Treasury 02/15/91 05<br />

John G Flectcher interviewed on Woodruff shortage repts 02/15/91 05<br />

Reporter overhears talk between Gov Eagle and W E Woodruff 02/15/91 05<br />

Legislature delving into controversy wer Woodruf f1 s accts 02/17/91 01<br />

Law governing W E Woodruff case discussed by W W McCain 02/17/91 01<br />

Legis comm questions Allen Johnson. J R Miller, C T Walker 02/18/91 06<br />

Official rept of legis comm investigation of Woodruf f1 s books 02/18/91 06<br />

Panel questions J B McCarthy, John G Fletcher, W J Turner 02/18/91 06<br />

Testimony of J M Blocher, A Godbold. James Mitchell<br />

House of Reprs debates call for arrest of W E Woodruff<br />

02/18/91 06<br />

02/18/91 06<br />

Robert Neil1 calls for imposing penalty on W E Woodruff 02/19/91 04<br />

Gov James P Eagle says he asked Woodruff to make reports 02/19/91 06<br />

Senate panel makes brief rept on W E Woodruff's books 02/19/91 06<br />

W E Woodruff declined to make quarterly repts as law requires 02/19/91 06<br />

Bondsmen for W E Woodruff pay full amt of shortage in books 02/20/91 01<br />

Description of scene when Woodruff1 s bondsmen paid shortage 02/20/91 01<br />

W E Woodruff mortgages his home to protect his bondsmen 02/20/91 01<br />

Testimony of Zeb Ward before Legis panel 02/20/93. 01<br />

W J Ward replies to Zeb Ward's insinuation about finances 02/21/91 01<br />

W R Griffith says $24.000 in scrip not missing from safe 02/21/91 01<br />

House of Reprs debates resolution for arrest of W E Woodruff 02/24/91 01<br />

John G Fletcher says bondsmen paid quickly from honesty 02/26/91 04<br />

Maj W i l l i a m E Woodruff arrested, chgd with embezzlement 02/28/91 01<br />

W i l l i a n E Woodruff released on bond to await trial 02/28/91 01<br />

Gov James P Eagle asks thorough investigation of funds loss 03/01/91 05<br />

Prosecutor will probe possible involvement of others in case 03/01/91 05<br />

Audit shms W E Woodruff owes additional funds to state 03/17/91 01<br />

Text of report on Legis panel on Audit or' s. Treasurert s books 03122/91 09<br />

Treasurer's books shw additional $69.288.00 shortage 03/22/91 09<br />

Over $2.500.000 in scrip, bonds, etc should have been burned 03/27/91 04<br />

Treasurer Morrau refuses to accept $2,500.000 in scrip, bonds 03/27/91 04<br />

Woodruff bondsman J H McCarthy discusses funds shortage 03/27/91 05<br />

Woodruff s property brings in $33,500 which went to state 03/27/91 05<br />

Legislative panel reports findings on W E Woodruff1 s books 04/05/91 01<br />

Legis asks state Burning Board to take up study of books 04/05/91 01<br />

The Treasury troubles (ed) 04/07/91 04<br />

Accountant J L Bay criticizes latest Legis rept on books 04/07/91 04<br />

All of Woodruff' s securities locked in boxes 04/23/91 03.<br />

State Burning Bd begins study of funds shortage 04/24/91 04<br />

William E Woodruff seeks to speedily settle accts 04/24/91 04<br />

State Burning Board investigation to date<br />

Woodruff property includes Rob Roy. Roane plantations<br />

04/26/91 06<br />

04/29/91 03<br />

Investigation by state Burning Board continues 05/01/91 04


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State Burning Bd burns large amt of useless bonds 05/02/91 04<br />

Pulaski Grand Jury investigating John E Woodruff case 05/28/91 04<br />

Pulaski Grand Jury continues probe of Woodruff case 05/29/91 08<br />

Grand Jury still hearing witnesses in Woodruff case 05/30/91 04<br />

Grand Jury cannot find evidence for Woodruff indictment 06/17/91 01<br />

Treasurer Morrow, State Burning Bd seek to settle differences 06/19/91 01<br />

Treasurer Morrow, State Burning Bd reach agreement. 06/20/91 06<br />

State Burning Bd straightening out mess in office 06/23/91 01<br />

Ex-Treasurer W E Woodruff indicted by Pulaski Grand Jury 06/27/91 01<br />

Indictment alleges Woodruff comrerted state funds for his use 06/27/91 01<br />

Text of Grand Jury indictment of W E Woodruff 06/27/91 01<br />

W E Woodruff to be tried at October term of court 06/30/91 03<br />

First report on irnrestigation of W E Woodruff released 07/17/91 01<br />

Accountant J L Bay chgd with stealing $100,000 in scrip 08/18/91 Of<br />

J L Bay is expert accountant hired by W E Woodruff for probe 08/18/91 01<br />

Theft chgs against J L Bay allege intent was to aid Woodruff 08/18/91. 01<br />

Statement of Gw James P Eagle on chgs against J L Bay 08/18/93. 01<br />

Treasurer R B Morrow interviewed on chgs against J L Bay 08/18/91 01<br />

Treasurer R B Morrau critical of Gazette reporting 08/20/91 01<br />

Fanners Alliance endorses course of Treasurer R B Morrow 08/21/91 08<br />

Accountant J L Bay says he has done nothing wrong 08/23/91 03<br />

Alliance organ quotes R B Morraw as slandering Gov J P Eagle 09/01/91 08<br />

R B Morrm denies alandering Eagle, commends Gov for work 09/01/91 08<br />

Account of trial of J L Bay on chg of theft from off ice 09/16/91 01<br />

Transcript of questions, answers in trial of J L Bay<br />

09/16/91 Of<br />

Treasurer R B Morrcw testifies in trial of J L Bay 09/16/91 01<br />

Account of trial of J L Bay on chg of taking scrip from box 09/17/91 01<br />

Gw James P Eagle testifies in trial of J L Bay 09/17/91 01<br />

T J Churchill. John C Peay, Albert Belding testify 09/17/91 02<br />

Testimony of Sam J Churchill in J L Bay trial 09/17/91 02<br />

R B Morraw testifies in 3 L Bay trial 09/17/91 02<br />

Court discharges J L Bay from accusation 09/18/91 01<br />

J L Bay ellawed zeal to outrun wisdom, judge says 09/18/91 01<br />

W S Dunlop testifies in trial of J L Bay 09/18/91 02<br />

Speeches of G W Murphy and Ben T DuVal at trial of J L Bay 09/19/91 01<br />

Testimorry of James Allen Martin in J L Bay trial 09/19/91 02<br />

Comments of R B Morrow to Alliance cow recalled 09/23/91 02<br />

Street rumor says William E Woodruff has additional shortage 09/26/91 06<br />

Burning Bd repts additional shortage of $138.789.95 10/01/91 01<br />

Examination of ex-Treasurer W E Woodruff ' s acct s finished 10/01/91 01<br />

Report of state Burning Bd on af fsirs of Treasurer's office 10/01/91 01<br />

Search made of treasury records back to 1874 10/01/91 01<br />

W E Woodruff may have equities of $101.000 of rejected assets 10/01191 01<br />

Suit to be brought against W E Woodruf ft s bondsmen 10/02/91 01<br />

The Treasury scandal (ed) 10/02/91 04<br />

Editorial outlines facts about funds shortage 10/07/91 04<br />

Sixty-four witnesses summoned for trial of William E Woodruff 10/18/91 02<br />

Trial of W i l l i a m E Woodruff begins in Pulaski Circuit Court 10/20/91 08<br />

Proceedings of trial of William E Woodruff l0/21/91 08<br />

Judge overrules demurrer to indictment of W E Woodruff 20/25/91 09<br />

Jury being selected for trial of William E Woodruff 10/27/91 01<br />

Jury selection for W E Woodruff's trial nears completion 10/28/91 01<br />

Jury still not completed for trial of William E Woodruff 10/29/91 01<br />

Jury chosen, trial of William E Woodruff begins 10/30/91 03


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Testimony being heard in trial of William E Woodruff<br />

G w James P Eagle testifies in Woodruff trial<br />

Maj W E Woodruf fa s accts being gone over in court<br />

Several persons testify in trial of W i l l i a m F, Woodruff<br />

Testimony in trial of William E Woodruff continues<br />

Testimony in William E Woodruff trial described as dull<br />

Trial of William E Woodruff nearing end<br />

Taking of evidence concluded in trial of William E Woodruff<br />

Instructions presented to court in William E Woodruff trial<br />

Testimony of Joe M Frank reviewed<br />

Court meets briefly on William E Woodruff case 11/10/91 01<br />

Judge Lea gives inkructions to jury in William Woodruff case 11/11/91 Of<br />

Closing arguments made in Woodruff trial, case goes to jury 11/12/91 01<br />

Various rumors heard as jury deliberates Woodruff case 11/13/91 01<br />

After 63 hrs of deliberation, Woodruff jury is deadlocked 11/14/91 01<br />

Deadlocked jury in W E Woodruff trial is discharged 11/14/91 01<br />

Jury in W E Woodruff case was deadlocked 6-6 at dl votes 11/14/91 01<br />

Russellville Democrat calls William E Woodruff Sr a defaulter 11/14/93. 04<br />

William E Wooruff Sr was never a defaulter. S W Williams says 11/14/91 04<br />

Prosecution seeks retrial of Woodruff at this term of court 11/15/91 17<br />

St Louis Globe-Democrat publishes falsehoods about trial 11/17/91 04<br />

Suit will be filed against bondmen of William E Woodruff 11/17/91 06<br />

Retrial of William E Woodruff will be at next term of court ll/f7/9l 08<br />

TREES AND SHRUBS<br />

Jefferson Co tree section 7 ft. 6 in in diameter sent to fair 06/14/91 11<br />

Cypress tree cut near Fordyce was 384 years old 09/30/91 06<br />

State's largest pine tree is near Chidester 11/10/91 04<br />

Single pine tree in Saline Co furnishes 6,000 ft of lumber 12/05/91 04<br />

Grapevine 18 inches in diameter found in Lincoln County 12/18/91 04<br />

TRI-COUNTY CHRONICLE<br />

see Newspapers<br />

TRIAL S<br />

Suit over ownership of calf prwes very expensive 05;/29/9104<br />

TRIMBLE HARDWARE CO<br />

see Bankruptcies<br />

SRImLE, BILL<br />

see also Crime<br />

TRIMBLE, J S<br />

Lengthy article on pioneer Ark settler<br />

TRIMBLE, JAMES<br />

see also History (Ark)<br />

TRINITY CATHEDRAL SCHOOL (LR)<br />

see Education - Private<br />

TRIEZETS<br />

see Multiple Births<br />

TRUEGATE, EMMF,T<br />

see also Fires<br />

TUCKER, MESTER<br />

see also Murders - Curry, Henry<br />

TUCKER, FRANK W<br />

see also Books<br />

TUCKER. S H<br />

see also History D6<br />

Col Tucker critically ill


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DATE<br />

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TUCKER, S W<br />

Mr Tucker adjudged insane, committed for treatment<br />

TURN VEREIN<br />

Hot Springs Turn Verein holds first annual celebration<br />

Not Springs sends 75 members to meet at LR<br />

TURNER. B D<br />

see also Parties D6<br />

TURNER,<br />

(XARLES<br />

see also Murders - Trapp<br />

TURNER, JESSE<br />

Compl aim about irregd ar mail service<br />

TURNER, W J<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

TU RMER. WILLIAM<br />

see also Murders - tkrphy. Jobe<br />

TWIGGS, JOHN H<br />

see also Murders - Twiggs, John H<br />

UNDERTAKERS AS SOCIATION. <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

see Funerals<br />

UNION COMPRESS (XI<br />

see Agriculture<br />

see Companies<br />

see Fires<br />

UNION COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - ~reshka. John<br />

see also Murders - Simms. Martha<br />

see also Murders - Town, J H<br />

see also Murders - Winningham. W i l l i s<br />

see also Politics<br />

UNITED STATES<br />

see also Army Corps of Engineers (US)<br />

see also President (US)<br />

UNIVERSITIES<br />

see Colleges<br />

USURY<br />

see also Credit<br />

UTAH TERRITORY<br />

see History (Ark)<br />

VAGRANCY AND VAGRANTS<br />

LR Mayor John Fletcher pledges to put vagrants to work<br />

VALENTINE. GEORGE<br />

see also Murders - Valentine. George<br />

VALENTINE, J C<br />

see also Assaults<br />

VAN BUREN<br />

Results of city election<br />

Results of municipal election<br />

City has population of 2.602<br />

VAN BUREN - W S BRIEFS<br />

05/17/15/1<br />

VAN BUIEN COUNTY<br />

see also Murders - Hatley. Adam<br />

VANN, JAMES<br />

see also Murders - Vann, James


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DATE<br />

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VAUGIUN. J W<br />

see also Credit<br />

VAUGHN, S F<br />

see also Murders - Gage, W A<br />

VESTAL, SO SEPH W<br />

see also Argenta<br />

Argenta florist marries Miss Nora Curran<br />

VETERANS<br />

Gov Eagle asks Legis to make prwision for Ex-Confederates<br />

Text of proposed act to provide pensions for ex-Confederates<br />

Confederate Veterans Home described<br />

Eloquent plea made for state support for Confederate Home<br />

Report made to House of Reprs on Confederate Veterans Home<br />

Editorial urges passage of bill for Confederate veterans<br />

E Cross urges aid for Confederate Home<br />

Legislature urged to fund Confederate Veterans Home<br />

Repr J B Baker speaks against confederate pension bill<br />

Repr W A Carleton speaks against Confederate pension bill<br />

Repr W A Carlton opposes Confederate Veterans Home at LR<br />

Confederate pension bill passes House by heavy vote<br />

Excerpts frcen speeches by Senators debating pension bill<br />

Senate debates. passes Confederate pension bill<br />

Moving debate on pension bill changes many Senate votes<br />

Sen Hogan Allen and J M Haxkey yield. support pension bill<br />

Sen W A Clement changes position to support pension bill<br />

Excerpts from Senate debate on Confederate pension bill<br />

kkansas Dept of GAR to hold ninth encampment at LR<br />

Veterans arriving in LR for GAR encampment<br />

List of delegates at GAR encampment in LR<br />

Proceedings of GAR encampment<br />

E H Fought needs financial aid in getting family to LR<br />

Blue and Gray survivors of Shiloh meet at Pine Bluff<br />

Confederates to hold reunion at Texarkana<br />

Union. Confederate veterans to meet at Hot Springs<br />

Reunioo of 11th sad lth Consolidstesd Regnts GSA set<br />

Texarkana prepares for Confederate reunion<br />

General Fagan' s old command to attend reunion<br />

Mexican War veterans to meet at Prairie Grave<br />

Text of speech by Sen 3 H Berry to Confederate reunion<br />

Confederates hold reunion at Ozark<br />

Several Confederate survivors of Battle of Oak Hills listed<br />

Surviving Confederates of Battle of Oak Hills to hold reunion 07/15/91 04<br />

&-Confederates in camp at: Texarbna. Ark<br />

Sen 3 H Berry receives ovation upon arrival for reunion<br />

Ex-Conf ederates end reunion at Texarkana<br />

List of Confederate veterans attending Texarkana reunion<br />

Reunion of the Blue and Gray to be at Elkhorn<br />

W H Clayton heads Ark delegation to national GAR meeting<br />

Ex-Confederate Association of Ark holds annual meeting<br />

Blue and Gray veterans to meet at Pea Ridge batrlef ield<br />

Pea Ridge Blue and Gray reunion object is to heal wounds<br />

Western National Reunion Assn of the Blue and Gray to meet<br />

James C Tappan to head United Confederate Veterans <strong>An</strong> Ark<br />

Oak Hill (~ilson's Creek) veterans hold reunion at LR


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Confederate veterans of Franklin County meet 09/04/91 04<br />

Highly successful Confederate reunion held at Alma 09/15/91 04<br />

Confederate pensions cannot be paid until taxes are collected 09/27/91 06<br />

Confederates hold reunion at fair at Camden 10/30/91 07<br />

Otis Patten arranging religious services for Confederate Home 1/01/91 06<br />

VICE<br />

Driving with disreputable woman brings arrest of Frank Fink 05/16/91 04<br />

Frank Fink was arrested at Hot Springs 05/16/91 04<br />

Argenta clamps down on gamblers and prostitutes 05/16/91 08<br />

Charge alleges J P Steen enticed young girl into prostitution 05/19/91 05<br />

3 P Steen's dive is in Argenta 05/19/91 05<br />

3 P Steen denies anyone enters his place for prostitution 05/20/91 04<br />

Sarah <strong>An</strong>n Ralph states Steen never invited her to his saloon 05/20/91 04<br />

Mrs I MA Ralph swears J P Steen solicited her daughter 05/21/91 02<br />

VTCK,<br />

J D<br />

see also Murders - Vick, J D<br />

VIGILANTES<br />

see also Murders - Huntley. James<br />

see also Shootings<br />

Federal ct at Fort Smith hearing suit by Pruitt family 01/17/91 01<br />

Pruitts allege rhqr were run out of Haclcett City 01/17/91 01<br />

Pruitts name 27 Hackett residents, San Francisco RR in suit 01/17/91 01<br />

Pruitt damage suit naw before jury<br />

Pruitts lose suit in federal district court, seek new trial<br />

01/21/91 03<br />

01/22/91 01<br />

Drew County Grand Jury indicts men on vigilante charges 02/28/91 01<br />

Negroes have been whipped and killed recently in Drew County<br />

Term 'White Caps' applied to vigilante groups<br />

02/28/91 01<br />

02/28/91 01<br />

White residents of Drew County have been whipped recently 02/28/91 01<br />

D H Carr taken from home, cruelly whipped by four men<br />

Dr T P Blunt says effort being made to drive him from home<br />

05/30/91 03<br />

06/09/91 06<br />

Filmore McCoy whipped by White Caps on chg of whipping mother 07/02/91 08<br />

Five masked men whip Negro boy near Hope 07/05/91 03<br />

Group of armed men f ran La take Negro family from Union Co 07/08/91 08<br />

Article recalls hanging of horse thief near Lewisville 08/02/91 06<br />

VISITORS<br />

Russian delegation tours LR, examines industrial plant 03/26/91 01<br />

Illinois Press Aesn to make excursion to Ark 10/08/91 08<br />

Illinois and Indiana press assns may visit Ark 10/09/9f 05<br />

Virginia Press Assn visiting in Ark 11/21/91 03<br />

Virginia Press Assn stops in LR 11/22/91 09<br />

VOGEL. C L<br />

see also Argenta<br />

VOGEL. 3 J<br />

see also Assaults<br />

VOT.,MER. LOUIS<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

VOORWEES, DANIEL W<br />

see also Hot Springs<br />

WADDELL, J A<br />

Letter from Grant County farmer<br />

WADDY, JAMES<br />

see also Robberies Je18<br />

WAGONS<br />

James Woodside critically injured in accident at Paragodd 05/17/91 15


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Jesse Carruth killed when dragged under wagon by runaway team X0/01/91 04 4<br />

W A Carter killed at LR by runaway team and wagon 12/11/9108 2<br />

List of donors to relief fund for family of W A Carter 12/30/9102 1<br />

WAIT. R E<br />

see also Young Men's Christian Assn<br />

WAIT, WILLIAM B<br />

Listed as Ark pioneer 04/08/93 04 3<br />

WALDEN. LULU<br />

see also Suicide<br />

WALDEN. THOMAS<br />

see also Suicide<br />

WALDO<br />

see also Robberies<br />

WALDO - NEMS BRIEFS<br />

07/04/0311 07/19/16/2 08/04/06/1 08/12/08/1 11/12/04/4<br />

WALDRAF, GUS<br />

see also Murders - fitchdl. Billy<br />

WALDRAE', HENRY<br />

see also Murders - Mitchell, Billy<br />

WALDROYS , HENRY<br />

see also Murders<br />

WLDROYS. SCOTT<br />

see also Murders<br />

WALKER, C T<br />

see dso Treasurer (Ark)<br />

WALKER, CREED<br />

Elected official in <strong>Arkansas</strong> Bankers Assn<br />

WALKER, ED<br />

see also Robberies<br />

WALKER, J T<br />

see also Governor (Ark) Mr14<br />

WALLACE. M E<br />

see also Medicine<br />

WALLACE, W W<br />

see also Robberies and Thefts<br />

WALLER,<br />

DICK<br />

see also Negroes<br />

WALLLS. W W<br />

see also Robberies<br />

WALLPLYER, HENRY<br />

see also Murders - Wallplyer, Henry<br />

WARD - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

07/01/08/5 07/08/05/3 07/28/01/4<br />

WARD, DICK<br />

see also Murders - Ward, Dick<br />

WARD, ZEB SR<br />

see also Expositions Jy29<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

WARFIELD, JOHN G<br />

see also Desha County<br />

WARFIELD, LOUIS<br />

see also Murders - White<br />

WARREN<br />

see also Companies


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Results of municipal elect ions<br />

WARREN - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

01/04/12/3 01/29/04/4 02/26/02/1 03/29/03/4 04/09/04/3<br />

04/14/05/3 04/16/08/1 05/03/Ol/l 05/24/06/1 06/17/0315<br />

06/18/08/2 06/26/0414 07/17/01/2 07/31/08/2 08/06/08/3<br />

08/07/06/3 08/13/06/1 09/01/01/6 09/15/08/1 10/03/04/4<br />

10/08/01/6 1 l/O4/03/1 1 l/22/O6/3<br />

WARREN. J W<br />

see also Railroads<br />

WARREN-BLACK FAMILIE S<br />

Members of Montgomery County families marry each other<br />

WASHINGTON - NEWS BRIEFS<br />

03/17/03/3 04/29/02/1 06/04/06/1 09/04/04/3<br />

WASHINGTON COUNTY<br />

see also Mines and Minerals<br />

see dso Murders - Tucker<br />

see also Oil and Gas<br />

County owes state large sum on bonds for AIU<br />

Chain fence being erected around courthouse square<br />

WATER<br />

Water system being installed at Arkadelphia<br />

Well near Batesville being tested for medicinal value<br />

Helena waterworks to utilize artesianwell for source<br />

Artesian well at Brinkley supplies abundant water<br />

Helena grants franchise for new waterworks<br />

Home Water Co to install filter pipes at LR<br />

Mew pipes will filter mud from <strong>Arkansas</strong> River water at LR<br />

Pine Bluff Waterworks Co may go into receivership<br />

Pine Bluff Waterworks case<br />

Pine Bluff Water and Light Co books are missing<br />

Helena Water Co files incorporation papers<br />

New waterworks at Arkadelphia completed<br />

Waterworks at Pine Bluff imprwing service<br />

WATJlRS-PIERCE OIL CO<br />

see Fires<br />

Changes in management announced<br />

WATKIN S. CLAIB ORNE<br />

see also Parties Ag16<br />

WA'LXINS, J C (MRS)<br />

see also Hotels<br />

WATKINS, W M<br />

Letter on proposed move of courthouse f ran Watson, Desha Co<br />

WATSON. E L<br />

see also Jackson County<br />

WATSON, FRANK<br />

see also Murders -Watson, Frank<br />

WATSON. GREEN<br />

see also Murders - Watson, Frank<br />

WATTS. W M<br />

see also Bankruptcy<br />

WEATHER<br />

Brinkley reports heavy snowfall<br />

Fort Smith has seven inches of snow with more falling<br />

Little Rock has snow<br />

04/09/91 01 2


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Dardanelle has about six inches of snow with more falling<br />

Cold snap kills cotton crop in Jonesboro area<br />

Prescott reports snowstorm<br />

Nighttime temperatures drop into 50s<br />

Heavy rains falling<br />

Clark County experiences heavy rainfall dl week<br />

State experiencing heavy rainfall<br />

Rainstorm deposited fish in streets of Marion<br />

High temperatures at Fort Smith eased by rainfall<br />

Ozark residents build fires to ward off unseasonable cold<br />

Faulkner County area in need of rain<br />

Cooler weather brings out heating stoves in Hot Springs<br />

Stutrgart schools delay opening because of heat and dust<br />

Heavy frost reptd in Camden ares<br />

Heavy frost kills crops in Morrilton area<br />

Brinkley area has had no rain in two months<br />

Rain in western Ark breaks 2-month drouth<br />

Jktreme drowth prevails in southeast Ark<br />

Columbia County area has suffered greatly from lack of rain<br />

WEAVER. S M<br />

see also Ships<br />

WEBB CITY<br />

see also Erwin, J W<br />

WEBB CITY - NEXJS BRIEFS<br />

02/19/04/3 05/20/08/1 08/21/08/1<br />

WEBB, WOOD<br />

see also Apparitions<br />

WEDDINGS<br />

see also Falk. David<br />

see also Gans, Sol<br />

see also Gibbon. Thomas Edward<br />

Ackes, Charles J to Massy Egan<br />

Alexander, Dan to Sue Howard<br />

Allen, A J to Mattie Allen<br />

Alley, George C to Helen 0' Callahan<br />

Apple. S M to Mattie Cathy<br />

Armstrong, David to Carrie T Smead<br />

Arnold. E J to Lena Lynch<br />

Austin. G W to Nellie Black<br />

Autrey, J R to Lizzie Simms<br />

Ayers, W P to Mattie Shipp<br />

Babbitt. Owen to Nellie Maxwell<br />

Baber. James to Lizzie Hamilton<br />

Baird. E B to Eliza Walker<br />

Barkley, John 0 to Maggie Penn<br />

Baumgardnex. E H to Lizzie Crouch<br />

Beadle, E A to <strong>An</strong>nie Low<br />

Beasley, to Alice Cathey<br />

Beavers, N L to Gertrude M Snyder<br />

Berry. T D to Mrs Dora Poe<br />

Blackman, J D to Malderine Bean<br />

Blakley . J P to Lizzie Adams<br />

Block. J P to Fay Levy<br />

Booth, Marc to Hettie Allison


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Bourland, J V to Bonnie J Carter<br />

Boyd, A D to Frances A Miller<br />

Brewer. T A to Lilla May Kelso<br />

Bryan, George Offutt to Mary Pendleton Jett<br />

Buckalew, 3 D to <strong>An</strong>nie Cole<br />

Burk, James W to Georgie Simmons<br />

Burke, Cornelius to Mrs H M Lawton<br />

Buzbee. Mordaut to Carrie Potts<br />

Cambert, Travis to May Commack<br />

Carland, A E to Lily Glwer 01/ 21/03/3<br />

Carriker. George A to Ella Fry<br />

Carrhr, John to Susan Fry<br />

Casteberry. Edmond to <strong>An</strong>nie C Dement<br />

Chaver. A F to Mollie Adams<br />

Cherry. Lewis W to Lina Vandegrift Denison<br />

Cherry, Lewis W to Lina Vandergrift Denison<br />

Chester, Charles to Mrs Doak Patillo<br />

Clarke, C K to Frances Phillips<br />

Coffman, Caswell T to Jean Barkley Hearne<br />

Coles. James A to Edna J Ingram<br />

Conway, James Sevier to Ettie Citty<br />

Coody, Orville to Birdie Eonner<br />

Coolidge, Henry E to Mary Clopton<br />

Cornish, Ed to Nora Lambert<br />

Cotter. George B to Yuella Myers<br />

Crocker. John to Mrs Sallie Chidester<br />

Davis, C M to Mary <strong>An</strong>derson<br />

Davis. Joseph L to Mollie Edrington<br />

Davis, Walter S to Mary Davis<br />

DeBois. John D to Hattie P Noble<br />

Deloney, A J to Beulah Ellis<br />

Dickson, John C to Geneva McClure<br />

Doyle, John B to Eleanor Morgan<br />

Doyle, John B to Eleanora Morgan<br />

Dm, Tony to Katie Helback<br />

Duncan, W H to Florence Steinsick<br />

Dungan, John M to <strong>An</strong>nie Mitchell<br />

Dunkelberg, George W to Lou Parsons<br />

Ehrman, Albert: A to Esther Lasker<br />

Ellis, J G to Hannah Doby<br />

Ellison, C D to Fannie Leesch<br />

Elmore, A B to <strong>An</strong>na Drew<br />

Emerson, E T to Maggie E Hornibrook<br />

Falk. D G to Jennie Ottenheimer<br />

Farr. George to Rose Davis<br />

Feild. Ernest J to Jennie Clark<br />

Fertheim. James R to Mrs M E Hutchinson<br />

Forrest. John T to Norma Morton<br />

Frances, John C to Genevive Dozier<br />

Frye. Dave to Mattie Parker<br />

Fulton, Thomas A to Mrs M D Stofer<br />

Gannaway. C E to Ruth Files 01/22/04/6 01/25/03/4<br />

Gannaway. W i l l R to Ella Hollingsworth 09/ 26/04/4<br />

Garlington. James A to Lizzie A Ross 12/11/04/4


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Gibson, H C to Lettice M Dodge<br />

Glass. Herman to Sarah Heiman<br />

Graupner. Ernest B to Sallie Walther<br />

Graves, F T to Mary Summers<br />

Griffin. Garnett A to Eva G Goodwyn<br />

Hagood. E T to Mary Collins<br />

Hall. W H to Matilda Colder<br />

Hall. W J to Mrs M 3 Prigmore<br />

Hamilton. D to Sevilla Dougherty<br />

Hammek, W i l l to Vashti Gobbent<br />

Hardy, Thomas to <strong>An</strong>nie Fischer<br />

Harmon. Bob Lee to Ada Citty<br />

Harmell, Charles P to Louise Budd<br />

Harris, Michael to Betty Wormser<br />

Harris, Mike to Belle Simon<br />

Hart. Abrish C to Bessie Dunn<br />

Hart. T C to<br />

Hess. Robert to Nellie Winn<br />

Hibbs, Newton J to Mrs W E Barnes<br />

Hockaday, W R to Marguerite Bein<br />

Humphries, R A to Bannie Gray<br />

Hunt, Dan to Bessie Lacy<br />

Jef fett. F A to <strong>An</strong>nie Cook<br />

Jones. Clifton to <strong>An</strong>na Johnson<br />

Jones. Frank to Laura McCormack<br />

Jones. George Edward to Saidee Lizzie<br />

Jones. George W to Laura Marton<br />

Jones, W C to <strong>An</strong>nie Ross<br />

Jones, W i l l T to Jessie Woodson-Burns<br />

Keatts, James to May Hughes<br />

Kilgore, A S to Nettie Hicks<br />

Knowland. Charles T to Jannie Routt<br />

Krapes, John to Emma Maf fitt<br />

Laf fold. John G to Albana Elanuery<br />

Landau, Henry to Ida Aranson<br />

Lazarus. Cyme to Ida Marks<br />

Lee. George H to <strong>An</strong>na V Cohen<br />

Lester. George C to Madge Whittington<br />

Lewis, Edgar A to May L Wilson<br />

Lilliard. William S to <strong>An</strong>nie Boyd<br />

Maloney, William to Aggie Boy<br />

Martin, H P to <strong>An</strong>nie Deloney<br />

Mast. Lou to Mollie A Cunningham<br />

Mast. Lou to Mollie Cunningham<br />

Matthms. Loderick to Alice Greer<br />

May, William A to Kate Boynton<br />

McGaZe. J F to Mollie Boreing<br />

McGinty, N Y to Maggie Baker<br />

McSawyer, C D to Lula Trotter<br />

Mills. Rufus H to <strong>An</strong>na C Salter<br />

Monahan, Thomas to Kittie Newman<br />

Mooney. C P T to Corinne Ofconnor<br />

Moore, John to Lirana Brazil<br />

Morris, George to Mattie F Myers<br />

10/14/04/4<br />

02/17/05/3<br />

04/15/02/1<br />

08/13/01/4<br />

06/04/03/1<br />

12/01/04/3<br />

10/30/01/6<br />

l2/lg/OI/3<br />

01/25/12/1<br />

12/16/04/2<br />

02/1 O/O5/3<br />

O2/24/O8/ 1<br />

12/13/10/3<br />

10/22/02/5<br />

10/13/03/2<br />

09/23/05/4<br />

ll/17/06/1<br />

07/17/08/1<br />

08/02/06/2<br />

1 O/22/O2/5<br />

11/21/05/2<br />

07/14/08/3<br />

12/26/04/4<br />

04/17/05/2<br />

04/01/08/1<br />

Manl ey 09/26/02/3


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Murdock, George A to Frances Parlee Moore<br />

Murphy. Charles P to Georgie M Harry<br />

Murril. B M to Elizabeth Gregory<br />

Neilson. N to Rosa Ida Moran<br />

Nelson. John to Mrs M E Mason<br />

N~ton, G W to Joanna Coleman<br />

Ogburn. W M to Bessie Robb<br />

Parham, W to Bettie Acruman<br />

Parker, Charles J to Mary Britt<br />

Parker. Clarence to Robbie Hearn<br />

Parker, J M to Minerva Fergus<br />

Parker, Robert to Ida Davis<br />

Pate. Charles F to Alice Phelps<br />

Penrody. John to Lillie Wycough<br />

Pettigrew. W L to Georgia Sullivan<br />

Phoebus. Edwin Lawrence to <strong>An</strong>na Fletcher Mynott<br />

Pippin. Sid to Etta Pace<br />

Pounds, William M to Leona Kershuer<br />

Powell, S C to Mattie Whitley<br />

Preston, Scott to Silva Hutchinson<br />

Prindle. Joe E to May Loflin<br />

Reynolds. Charles L to Pauline Larche<br />

Rice, Arthur to Emma Fry<br />

Rice. Nathaniel J to Jennie Deloney<br />

Riley. W J Jr to Mamie Hicks<br />

Ritchie, Edgar to May Crawford<br />

Ritchie, 5 E to May Crawford<br />

Rose. W to Ella Saddler<br />

Russell, Harry to Minnie Shendal<br />

Ruasell, Harxy to Minnie Thendail<br />

Sadler. R A to Alice Manning<br />

Scaife. Arthur Eugene to Davilla Nichols<br />

Semples. J A to Ida Gregory<br />

Simpson, E R to Johnnie McConnell<br />

Sinclsir. James to Mollie McFarland<br />

Smith, C E to Lou Shenstone<br />

South. to Miss Cameron<br />

Sowells. Walter 3 to Ida Fletcher<br />

Speer. G L to Florence Keene<br />

Stanley, I Brooks to Maude Montague<br />

Starke. Calvin R to Maud White<br />

Steele, J Rush to Blanche Peete<br />

Stiss, R L to Rillie Dunaway<br />

Strauss, Gus to Irene Reinach<br />

Strickland, James to Lillian Dunn<br />

Sullivan. 3 L to Florence Woods<br />

Sumpter, John J Jr to Mattie Lee Butler<br />

Tatum. Will to Nannie Miles<br />

Terry. Walter J to Kate Colburn Ware 10/29/03/2 11/01/11/2<br />

Thompson. G H to <strong>An</strong>nie Dantiest 12/27/02/1<br />

Thompson. Thomas to Jennie Bumpass 05/17/02/2<br />

Toney, W M to Ida Johnson 03/12/03/6<br />

Trwbridge, H R to (Mrs 1 S A Oakley 07/15/06/4<br />

Trulock, Robert S to Miss 30e Johnson 04/09/04/4


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Tunnah, James to Mollie Stevenson 12/25/03/3<br />

Turner, H A to Callie Brawn 11/10/04/3<br />

Turner. Horace P to Virginia Lee Binns 12/11/03/4<br />

Tuttle, James G to Jennie Austin 10/08/01/6<br />

Van <strong>An</strong>twerp. W C to Milecent Wheeler 01/01/03/5<br />

Vanhook. W B to Miss Joe Smith 04/15/04/5<br />

Waight, R B to Eveline Ridgeway 02/10/01/5<br />

Wallace, 3 H to Emma Grant 01/20/04/ 6<br />

Waltera, Harry L to Julia Hamberger 12/15/04/2 12/15/08/3<br />

Watson. Dave to Lelia Jackson 05/24/16/3<br />

Wilkins, R A to Mrs - Rogers 07/01/08/5<br />

Wilkins, Walter to Irma Jeter 11 /20/01/6<br />

Witherell. Edward to Frances L Curtis 04/29/0313<br />

Withers, 3 W to Julia Scull 04/24/04/4<br />

Witherspoon, William to Mary Staggs 03/07/02/1<br />

Wood. Jesse to Mattie Reynolds 02/27 /04/5<br />

Woodcock, Charles W to Mattie Cary 10/17/01/6 10/21/01/5<br />

Woods, John C to Allie Kahn 09/10/04/3<br />

Woolford, L B to Janie Nelson 11/26/0212<br />

Woolford, L K to Janie Nelson 11/19/08/2<br />

Yendes, Homer to <strong>An</strong>nie Bircher 04/07/06/1<br />

Three couples married in one ceremow at Fort Smith 10/25/91 01 1<br />

Fannie Lenox flees ceremoqy when she was marrying James Mason 12/17/91 04 2<br />

Fannie Lenox, James Mason are Izard County residents 12/17/9104 2<br />

WELLS. GEORGE<br />

see also Murders - Haynes, Jeff<br />

WELLS, WALTER P<br />

see also Congress (US) - House - Ark Dist 02<br />

WEST HELENA<br />

see also Fires<br />

WEST POINT - W S BRIEFS<br />

05/27/08/2 08/26/06/1<br />

WEST, MARION<br />

see also Murders - West, Marion<br />

WEST, PRESTON C<br />

see also Books<br />

WEST. WILLIAM L<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

WESTERN BOOMERANG<br />

see Newspapers<br />

WESTERN STATES COMMERCIAL CONGRESS<br />

see Commercial Congress. Western States<br />

WHARTON. J B<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

WHEAT<br />

see Agriculture<br />

WHERRY, JOHN R<br />

see dso Bridges<br />

see also Prisons Ag8<br />

see also Ships AplO<br />

WHIPPLE. DURAND<br />

see also Parties Ag16<br />

WBIPPZIE, WILLIAM G<br />

see also Little Rock


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE CUL<br />

Honored by LR Police Dept<br />

05/03/9104 4<br />

WHISmY<br />

see Alcoholic Beverages<br />

W H I ~ BROTHERS ( PRESCOTT)<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

WHITE CAPS<br />

see Vigilantes<br />

WHITE COUNTY<br />

see also Lynching - Baileyl Jim<br />

see also Murders - byer. Isadore<br />

Courthouse (photograph)<br />

WHITE RIVER<br />

see Rivers<br />

WHITE RIVER IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION<br />

see Rivers<br />

WHITE. CALVIN<br />

see also Murders - Tate. John W<br />

WHITE. E E<br />

see also Books<br />

WHITE, H KING<br />

see also Firemen<br />

see also Pine Bluff<br />

White jokes with Gov James P Eagle<br />

<strong>An</strong>ti-convict labor speech loudly cheered at Labor Day rally<br />

WHITE, ISHAM<br />

see also Murders - Malloy. Prince<br />

WHITE. T W T<br />

see also Marriage<br />

WHITMAN, ASBERRY<br />

Speaks at Negro meeting protesting separate railway coaches<br />

WHITMORE, C N<br />

see also Housing Je2<br />

WHITTEMORE, C H<br />

see also Parties Ap12<br />

WHITTEN, HORACE<br />

see also Murders - Rockett<br />

WILDLIFE<br />

Note: Not limited to game animals, birds, fish. etc<br />

Fish hatchery at Mammoth Spring produces trout<br />

Gov James P Eagle wants a fish commission created by state<br />

Newton County trapper ships bale of 470 skins to market<br />

Logan County wol f dr ive pl anned<br />

Unidentified animal killed in LI<strong>An</strong>guille bottoms<br />

Blind mockingbird owned by Mrs Thcanae W Baird<br />

Terrapins foundwith dates 1813 and 1825 in Baxter County<br />

Snake captured near Jonesboro in 1873 had 48 rattles<br />

Catfish caught in White River at Clarendon weighed 104 lbs<br />

Gar measuring 7 feet caught in White River at Clarendon<br />

Monster rattlesnake killed south of Hot Springs<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Sportsman's Assn formed to help protect game<br />

J A Woodson is pres of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Sportsman'a Assn<br />

Wolves & s troy ing livestock in Lonoke County<br />

Col Robert H Crockett to speak at sportsmen% corn at LR<br />

Cornrention of sportsmen to seek enforcement of game. fish law 07/22/91 06


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Description of operation of Mammoth Spring f isb farm<br />

Fish fell in streets of Marion during heavy rain<br />

List of men promoting organization for game protection<br />

Organization being formed for preservation of game<br />

W H Ashmore attacks, kills bear with chopping ax<br />

Wolves getting troublesome at Richwoods (Lonoke Co)<br />

Sport ment s corn to include a shooting t ournment<br />

Fish rained from sky at Pine Bluff during storm<br />

Huge rattlesnake killed in Johnson County<br />

Letter suggests reward for reporting game 1- violators<br />

<strong>Arkansas</strong> Game and Fish Protective Assn organized<br />

List of charter members of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Game and Fish Protective<br />

Additional members of Game and Fish Protective Assa<br />

Game and Fish Protective Assn officially formed<br />

Workers kill 116 snakes on farm in Grant County<br />

Huge grey eagle killed on Mulberry Mtn<br />

Panther seen on West Mountain at Hot Springs<br />

James Lawrence kills bear weighing 400 lbs<br />

Thousands of hawks seen flying aver Madison County<br />

Mountain lion killing dogs in Howard County<br />

Panther kills 3 dogs before being killed by George Braley<br />

Large eagle killed in Prairie County<br />

Over 100 rattlesnakes dug from embankment<br />

Device used to capture wild ducks catches 50 at a time<br />

Mechanical device has captured 1.400 ducks per week<br />

Deer killed in Lee County weighed 184 lbs dressed<br />

Large chicken hawk killed in Johnson County<br />

Wolves killing livestock in Pope County<br />

Hunting party along Cache River kills 10 bears. other game<br />

Jim Bigham kills 24 deer. 21 turkeys<br />

Account of encounter of Granville Edwards with huge wolf<br />

Ponds in Johnson County stocked with carp<br />

WILEY. JOHN<br />

see also Murders - Peters. Joseph L<br />

WILKERSON. WEVE<br />

see also Murders - Rogers, Levi<br />

WILLIAMS. A U<br />

see dso Baptist Church 029<br />

WILLIAMS. B D<br />

see also Parties N22<br />

WILLIAMS, DAN<br />

see also Shootings<br />

WILLIAMS. G R<br />

see also Newspapers<br />

WILLIAMS. GEORGE D<br />

see also Murders - Norris, N K (~rs)<br />

WILLIAMS. J E<br />

see also Veterans Mr26<br />

Letter on proposed election bill<br />

WILLIAMS. J R<br />

see also Murders - McCulloch. Sam<br />

WILLIAMS, JOHN<br />

see also Fires<br />

WELIAMS, JOHN W


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DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also Murders - Williams, John W<br />

WILLIAMS, MOLLIE<br />

see also Murders - Samuels, Lkzie<br />

WILLIAMS, RO3ERT<br />

see also Murders - Hays, Albert:<br />

WILLIAMS, SAM W<br />

see also Expositions<br />

Speaks at Lodge of Sorrav meeting<br />

WILLIAMS. SHERMAN B<br />

see also Murders - Williams. William<br />

WILLIAMS, W w<br />

see also Benton County<br />

WILLIAMS. WILLIAM<br />

see also Murders - Williams, William<br />

WILLIAMSON. ED<br />

see also Murders - Williamson. Ed<br />

W ILLINGHAM, WILLIS<br />

see also Murders - Willingham, W i l l i s<br />

WILLIS. R B (ms)<br />

see also Education - Private<br />

WILLS AMD ESTATES<br />

see also Linde, W H<br />

see also Robertson. John 3<br />

see also Titsworth (~ack) Family<br />

WILSON* ALFRED M<br />

Celebrates 50th anniversary as Fayettwille resident<br />

WILSON, BILLY<br />

see also Robberies<br />

WILSON. QIARLES<br />

see also Murders - Ward, Dick<br />

WILSON, HARRY<br />

see also Murders - Wilson, Harry<br />

WILSON. NELLIE<br />

see also Weight (Human)<br />

WILSON. SYDNEY J<br />

see also Murders - Wilson. Sydney J<br />

WINE<br />

see Alcoholic Beverages<br />

WINN, GRANT<br />

see also Murders - Vick. J D<br />

WINTON. L C<br />

Family, friends of Jonesboro man concerned 8bout long absence 09/02/91 08 2<br />

WISE, R A<br />

see also Marriage<br />

WISHON, LENA<br />

see also Murders<br />

WISHON. N B<br />

Loses fine Newport home to fire<br />

MITT. J P<br />

see also Bankruptcies<br />

WOLF, IKE<br />

see also Parties My31 Dl3<br />

WOLF, JOHN Q<br />

Letter to ed on Bank of Batesville


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

Deliwers paper at <strong>Arkansas</strong> Bankers Aesn<br />

WOLFE, D S<br />

see also <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />

WOLVES<br />

see Wildlife<br />

WOMAN' S INDUSTRIAL HOME<br />

eee Women<br />

WOMEN<br />

Atry Gen W E Atkinson rules women may not be notary in Ark<br />

Women excluded from public office by reason of their sex<br />

Women not eligible for school director or county examiner<br />

Woman's Industrial Home officers elected<br />

Benefit planned for Woman's Industrial Home<br />

Executive committee of Woman's Industrial Home named<br />

Benefit raised $310.00 for woman'^ Industrial Home<br />

Margaret Mayab is unabashed fighter for women's equaliQ<br />

Margaret Mayab practices her ideas on women's liberation<br />

Mrs Longshore-Potts lectures to women in LR<br />

Mrs Longshore-Potts lectures at LR<br />

WOMEN1 S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION<br />

see Alcoholic Beverages<br />

WOEEN'S LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF HELENA<br />

see Libraries<br />

WOMEN1 S RELIEF CORPS<br />

Chapter forming at Little Rock<br />

WOOD AND WOOD PRODUCTS<br />

Wood industries opening in Warren<br />

Large planing mill may locate at Warren<br />

Operations of Gates Mill Co at Wilmar described<br />

Bradley Lumber Co building sawmill<br />

Carpenter Lumber Co building planing mill at Warren<br />

Carload of cedar shipped to Johan Faber pencil co Germany<br />

Large planer and lumber mill runs day and night at Camden<br />

Steclcer Cooperage buys timber lands along Little Red River<br />

Batesville ships 80 carloads of cedar posts in one week<br />

Sawmill and planing plant being built at El Dorado<br />

Southern Stave Co plant st LR completed<br />

Feature article on Southern Stave Co<br />

Indiana and <strong>Arkansas</strong> Lumber Co building mill at Oil Trough<br />

Five fims chg railroad refuses to haul their lumber<br />

WOOD, HENRY<br />

Mazy Wood wins divorce, alimony suit against Wood<br />

WOOD. R E<br />

see also Expositions<br />

WOODLEY. WILLIAM<br />

see also Murders - Haxsell. Sarah<br />

WOODLY. WILLIAM<br />

see also Murders - Hacksaw, Sarah<br />

WOODRUFF COUN'IT<br />

see also Murders - Ganby<br />

see also Murders - Murphy. Jobe<br />

see also Murders - Poole, C D<br />

see also Negroes<br />

see also Sex Crimes<br />

f0/22/91 02 2


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also Shootings<br />

WOODRUFF PRINTING CO<br />

see also Industrial Accidents<br />

WOODRUFF, GEORGINE<br />

see also Civil War<br />

WOODRUFF. JEHIEL H<br />

Brother of the late W i l l i a m E Woodruff Sr dies in New York 02/25/91 03 1<br />

Mr Woodruff resided in Ark briefly about 1836 02/25/9103 1<br />

WOODRUFF, WILLIAM E<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />

WOODRUFF. WILLIAM E SR<br />

see also History (Ark) D6<br />

see also Treasurer (Ark) N14<br />

WOODS. FRANK<br />

see also Assaults<br />

WOODS, JOSEPH<br />

see also Children<br />

WOODS, PEARL<br />

see also Murders - Wood. Pearl<br />

WOODSON. J A<br />

see also Wildlife<br />

WOODS ON. JAMES<br />

see also Murders - Holt, W H<br />

WORKMEN. ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED<br />

Lodge organized at Newport<br />

WORLD FAIR (CHICAGO)<br />

see Expositions<br />

WORLD ' S FAIR AS SOCIATION, <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

see Expositions<br />

WORTHEN (W B) AND CO<br />

see also Banks<br />

WORTHEN, R W<br />

see also Assaults D29<br />

WORTHEN, ROBERT W<br />

see also Geological Survey (Ark) Apl<br />

see also Railroads<br />

WORTHEN, W B<br />

Photograph of LR banker<br />

WRAPE LUMBER CO<br />

see also Fires<br />

WRIGHT (SOL) FAMILY<br />

see also Shootings<br />

WRIGHT. J H<br />

see also Murders - Wright, J H<br />

WRIGHT, JOE W<br />

see also Murders - Pell. Logan<br />

WRIGHTSVILLE<br />

see also Fires<br />

WUESTNEY, ELSIE<br />

Photograph<br />

Wins 2nd place in Soule Coll scholarship contest<br />

WYCAUGH, MARK A B<br />

Biographical sketch of Batesville businessman<br />

WYNNE


<strong>ARKANSAS</strong> <strong>GAZETTE</strong> <strong>INDEX</strong> 1891<br />

DATE<br />

PAGE COL<br />

see also Banlcs<br />

see also Fires<br />

Results of municipal election 04/08/91 01 1<br />

Lengthy article discusses busine~s, professional life of city 09/05/91 08 1<br />

YANCEY,<br />

J C<br />

see also Housing Jy23<br />

YARBROUGH, DAV ID<br />

see also Murders - Yarbrough. David<br />

YELL Coum<br />

see also Land Subsidence<br />

see also Mines<br />

see also Murders<br />

see also Murders - Jones, Tom<br />

see also Murders - Mercer, Asbury<br />

New law settles Yell-Perry County line<br />

New act settles county line between Yell-Logan<br />

YELLVILLE<br />

see also Education - Teachers<br />

YELLVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />

see Education - Student Conduct<br />

YOUMI; MEN1 S QIRISTIAN ASS0C;EATION<br />

LR Ladies Auxilliary holds reception<br />

H S Taber urges financial support of YMCA<br />

Comay YMCA elects officers<br />

L W Edwards was not YMCA member, R E Wait writes<br />

YOUNG FEN'S HEBREW ASSOCIATION<br />

YMHA reorganized at LR<br />

Association to be reorganized at LR<br />

YOUNG WOMEN' S (XRXSTUN AS SOCIATION<br />

Steps taken to organize YWCA at LR<br />

YOUNG, L FRY<br />

see also Murders - Mdloy. Prince<br />

YOUNG. MED<br />

see also Murders - Lay. Charles<br />

YOUNGER, PEARL<br />

Daughter of Belle Starr lives quietly in Choctaw Nation<br />

ZEISLER, WILLIAM<br />

see also Little Rock Ap5<br />

ZELLER, GEORGE M<br />

see elso Housing<br />

ZIMMERMAN JEWELRY STORE<br />

see Robberies<br />

ZINC<br />

see Mines<br />

zoos<br />

Eureka Springs to have zoological garden

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