1894_Monett.md

Taken From A Train

28 reprints from 1894-06-29 to 1984-06-30

Taken From A Train

From Joplin Morning Herald

1984-06-30

A Negro Murderer Lynched by a Mob Near Monet, MO Monett, Mo. June 29 - Ulysses Hayden, a negro, was taken from the sheriff of Newton county at this place and hanged to a telegraph pole half a mile south of town at 9 o'clock last night by a mob. Hayden was arrested for shooting Bots Greenwood, a brakeman at this place June 20 and was being taken to Cassville jail for safe keeping. The sheriff and prisoner were on the south bound train, which was stopped by the mob.

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From Evening star.

1894-06-29 · Washington, D.C.

MONETT, Mo, June 20.?Ulysses Hayden. a negro, was taken from the sheriff of the county here last night by a moo and hanged for shooting l_>otz Greenwood, a brakemar.. The sheriff and prisoner were on the south­ bound train, which was stopped by the mob

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From The evening world.

1894-06-29 · New York, N.Y.

ished by Chief of Police McNeil. LovER GURRLE PUnIsHe. (By Associated PresS.) LOVELAND, Col., June 29.- Thaddlus Guzzle, who eloped last January with Mrs. C. J. Chap­ man, returned to town this week. Last night masked men took him out of bed and gave him a coat of tar and feathers. Guzzle readily agreed to leave town if his life was spared. After he as freed he vowed he would shoot two of his assatlants, whom he claimed to have recognized. Mrs. Chapman deserted seven children when she went away with Guzzle, who worked on her husband's farm. Hanged to a Telegraph POlE. (By Associated Press.) MONETT, Mo., June 29.-Ulysses Hayden, a negro, was taken from the Sheriff of Newton County at this place and hung to a telegraph pole half a mile south of town at 9 o'clock last night by a mob. Hayden was arrested for shooting Dotz Greenwood, a brakeman, at this place June 20, and was being taken to Cass ville Jail for safe-keeping. The sheriff and prisoner were on the south-bound train, which was stopped by the mob.

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From The evening world.

1894-06-29 · New York, N.Y.

-dressed, stout man, with a florid complexion. He did not ap­ pear to be worried about his arrest. NEWSPAPER DYNAMITED. EnEMIes of the WiTnEss Attempt to WrECI ITS PPENSrGOI. tBy Associated Press.) atter mid nsa the mune an horte after midnight this morning an at­ tempt was made to blow up The Wit­ ness office with dynamite. The Witness is an ultra-Protestant Prohibition daily, and has many ene- mies. The press-room of the building was badly shattered, although, so far as known, the presses were not injured. The police are now investigating. Hanged to a Telegraph Pole. By Associated Press.) MONETT, Mo.. June 29.--Ulysses Hayden, a negro, was taken from the Sheriff of Newton County at this place and hung to a telegraph pole half a mile south of town at 9 o'clock last night by a mob. Hayden was arrested for shooting Dotz Greenwood, a brakeman, at this place June 20, and was being taken to Cass­ ville Jail for safe-keeping. The Sheriff and prisoner were on the south-bound train, which was stopped by the mo

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From The evening world.

1894-06-29 · New York, N.Y.

ssed, stout man, with a florid complexion. He did not apr pear to be worried about his arrest. NEWSPAPER DYNAMTED. EnemIes of the WiTnESs Attempt to WrECk ITS PrESSROOM. (By Associated Press.) yatter miahis at thee wuneias Thort after midnight this morning an ate tempt was made to blow up The Wit­ ness office with dynamite. The Witness is an ultra-Protestant Prohibition daily, and has many ene­ mies. The press-room of the building was badly shattered, although, so far as known, the presses were not injured. The police are now investigating. Hanged to a Telegraph POlE. (By Associated Press.) MONETT, Mo. JunE 29.-Ulysses Hayden, a negro, was taken from the Sheriff of Newton County at this place and hung to a telegraph pole half a mile south of town at 9 o'clock last night by a mob. Hayden was arrested for shooting Dotz Greenwood, a brakeman, at this place June 20, and was being taken to Cass­ ville Jail for safe-keeping. The Sheriff and prisoner were on the south-bound train, which was stopped by the mob.

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From The evening world.

1894-06-29 · New York, N.Y.

essed, stout man, with a florid complexion. He did not ap­ pear to be worried about his arrest. NEWSPAPER DYNAMITED. Enemies of the Witness Attempt to WrECk ITS PrESSrOOm, y Associated Press.) MONTREAL, Quebec, June 29. Short­ ly after midnight this morning an at­ tempt was made to blow up The Wit­ ness office with dynamite. The Witness is an ultra-Protestant Prohibition daily, and has many ene­ mies. The press-room of the building was badly shattered, although, so far as known, the presses were not injured. The police are now investigating. Hanged to a Telegraph Pole. (By Associated Press.) MONETT, Mo.. June 29.-Ulysses Hayden, a negro, was taken from the Sheriff of Newton County at this place and hung to a telegraph pole half a mile south of town at 9 o'clock last night by a mob. Hayden was arrested for shooting Dotz Greenwood, a brakeman, at this place June 20, and was being taken to Cass­ ville Jail for safe-keeping. The Sheriff and prisoner were on the south-bound train, which was stopped by the mo

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From Deseret evening news.

1894-06-29 · Great Salt Lake City [Utah]

Moreit, Mo., June 29. Ulysse Hayden, a negro, was taken from the sheriff of Newton county at this place and hung to a telegraph pole, half a mile south of town at 9 o'clock last night by a mob. Hayden was arrested for shooting Bob Greenwood, a brake man at this place June 20, and he was being taken to Casaville jail for safe keeping. The sherifl and prisoner were on the southbound train which was stopped by the mo

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Taken from a Train

From The Emporia daily gazette.

1894-06-30 · Emporia, Kan.

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From The morning call.

1894-06-30 · San Francisco [Calif.]

Moxett, Mo., June 29.—Ulysses Hay­ den, a ne^ro, was taken from the Sheriff of Newton County at tnis place and hanged from a tele^rauh pole half a mile soutli of tnwu at 9 o'clock last night by a mob. Hayden was arrested for shooting Bob Greenwood, a brakenian, at this place, June 20. and he was tftoen taken to Cass­ ville jail for safe-keeping. Tha Sheriff and prisoner were on tlie southbound train which was stopped by the mob.

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From The record-union.

1894-06-30 · Sacramento, Calif.

MoKKTTE 'MoJ, June 29.—Flysses Hayden, ■ negro, was taken from tho Sheriff of Newton County at this place and hung to a telegraph pole at !' o'clock last night by a mob. Hayden was ar­ rested for shooting liob Greenwood, a brakeman, at this place on June 20th, and he was taken to the Cassville jail for sale keeping. The Sheriff and prisoner were on the south-bound train which was stopped by the mob. 4

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From The herald.

1894-06-30 · Los Angeles [Calif.]

Hayden was taken from the sheriff of Newton county and hanged to a tele­ graph pole half a mile south of town. He was arrested for shooting Bob Green­ wood, a brakeman, at this place June 20tb, and he was being taken to Ca«s« ville jail for cafe keeping. The sheriff and prisoner were on the Bouthbound train which was stopped by the mob.

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From New-York tribune.

1894-06-30 · New York [N.Y.]

Monett, Mo. June .Tlysses Hayden, a negro, was taken from the Sheriff of Newion County, at this place and hanged to A telegraph pole, half a o'clock last nig. a moh. Hayden was arrested for shooting Dotr akeman, at this place, on June 4. and was heing taken to Cassviile sall for keeping. The sheriff and prisoner were on th

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From Daily public ledger.

1894-06-30 · Maysville, Ky.

Menktt, Me., June 30. Ulysses Hay­ den, n Negro, was taken from the sher­ iff of Newton county at this place and hung te a telegraph pole half a mile south of town at 0 o'clock by a mob. Haydcn was arrested for sheeting Iletz Greenwood, a brakeman, at this place June 20, and he was being tuken te Cassville jail for safe keeping. The sheriff and prisoner were en the south­ bound train, which was stepped by the mob

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From Omaha daily bee.

1894-06-30 · Omaha [Neb.]

Negro Lynched liLMUourl. MONNETT , Mo. , June 29. Ulysses Hayden , a negro , was taken front , the sheriff of New­ ton county at this place and bung to a tele­ graph pole half a mile south of town at 9 o'clock last night by a mob

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From The sun.

1894-06-30 · New York [N.Y.]

MoNEtT. Mo.. JunE 9.--Ulysses Hayden, a negro, was taken from the Sheriff of Newton county at this place and hanged to a telegraph pole half a mile south of the town at 9 o'clock last ntuht by a mhod. Havdon was avrented for shooting Dotz Greenwood, a brakeman, at thi place on June 20, and was being taken to Cass- ville jail for safe keoping. The Sheriff and prisoner were on the south-bound train, which was stopped by the mob.

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From The Salt Lake herald.

1894-06-30 · Salt Lake City [Utah]

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From Chicago daily tribune.

1894-06-30 · Chicago, Ill.

Monert, Mo., June 29.—Ulysses Hayden, a negro, was taken from the Sheriff of Newton County at this place and hanged. to a telegraph pole half a mile south of town at 9 o'clock last night by a mob. Hayden was arrested for shooting Botz Greenwood, a brakeman, at this place, June 20, and he was being taken to Ca Ille jail for safe keeping. The Sheriff and | ner were on the south-bound train, which s stoppen by the mob.

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From The Los Angeles times.

1894-06-30 · [Los Angeles, Calif.]

MONETT (Mo.,) June 29.—Ulysses Hay- den, a negro, was taken from the Sheriff of Newton county at this place and hung to a telegraph pole half a mile south of town at 9 o’clock last night, by a mob. Hayden was arrested for shooting Bob Greenwood, a brakeman at this place, on June 20, and he was being taken to Cass- ville Jail for safe keeping. The Sheriff and prisoner were on the south-bound train, which was stopped by the mob.

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Taken from a Train

From The Emporia gazette.

1894-07-05 · Emporia, Kan.

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From Delaware gazette and state journal.

1894-07-05 · Wilmington, Del.

Monett, Mo., Juno 29.—Ulysses Hayden, a negro, was taken from the 'sheriff of Newton county at this place and hung to a telegraph pole half a mile south of town, at 9 o'clock last night, by a mob. Hayden was arrested for shooting Dotz Greenwood, a brakeman, at this place June 20th, and he was being taken to Cassvillo jail for safe-keeping. The sheriff and prisoner were bound traiu, which was stopped by th

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From Audubon Republican.

1894-07-05 · Audubon, Iowa

Monnett, Mo., July 2 .—Ulysses Hayden, a negro, was last night taken from the sheriff of Newton county at this place and hanged by a mob to a telegraph pole. Hayden was arrested for shooting Botz Greenwood, a brake­ man, at this place June 20.

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From Mexico weekly ledger.

1894-07-05 · Mexico, Mo.

iXrgro Murderer lynched. A correspondent of the Leogei: nt Monett, Mo., says on June 2S, at that place,Ulysses Haydon, a negro, was taken from the Sheriff of New­ ton county and banged to a tele­ graph pole half a mile south of town at 9 o'clock at night, by a mob. Haydon was arrested for shooting UoU Greenwood, a brakeman,at that place, AVednesday, Jane 20, and he was being taken to Cassville jail for safe keeping. The Sheriff and prisoner were on the south bound train," which was stopped by the mob.

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From The frontier.

1894-07-05 · O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.

y for the Third division, are stationed in or about the Santa Fe yards or about the offices and buildings belonging to the company. tienry a. balzer, manager of the John A. Salzer Seed company, La Crosse, Wis., is in Europe looking' up rare nov­ elties in vegetables and new things in the farm seed line. He will visit the celebrated farming districts of France, Germany, England, Belgium, Russia and Bohemia, and the customers of this wide-awake firm can congratulate themselves upon his bringing along the cream of farm and vegetable seeds that these foreign countries offer. TAKEN FROM A TRAIN. — A Negro Murderer Lynched by a Mob Near Monet, Mat Monktt, Ma, June 30.—Ulysses Hayden, a negro, was taken from the sheriff of Newton county at this place and hanged to a telegraph pole half a mile south of town at 9 o'clock last night by a mob. Hayden was arrested for shooting Bots Greenwood, a brakeman at this place June 20 and was being taken to Cussville jail for safe keeping. The sheriff and prisoner were on the south bound train, which was ■topped by the mob.

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From The Goodland republic.

1894-07-06 · Goodland, Kan.

. E. Harper, president of the Mutual Reserve Fund and Life association of New York city was elected treasurer. The headquarters will be continued in Chicago. OVERMYER TO LEAD THEM. Kansas Democrats Will Nominate , Him for Governor. ' Topeka", Kan., June 3 0. The opin­ ion prevails among Democratic states­ men who have visited Topeka this week that David Overmyer will be nominated for governor by acclama­ tion at the state convention next Tuesday. A" great many of the coun­ ties have instructed their delegates for Overmyer, and it is said that the most of the uninstructed delegates are for him. A Negro Murderer Lynched by a Mob Near Monet, Met Mosett, Mo., June 30. Ulysses Hayden, a negro, was taken from the sheriff of Newton county at this place and hanged to a telegraph pole half a mile south of town at 9 o'clock last night by a mob. Hayden was arrested for shooting Bots Greenwood, a brakeman at this place June 20 and was being taken to Cassville jail for safe keeping. The sheriff and prisoner were on the south bound train, which was stopped by the mob

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From The Hickman courier.

1894-07-06 · Hickman, Ky.

MoNEtr, Mo., June 30. Ulysses Hay a Negro, was taken from the sher iff of Newton county at this place and hung to a telegraph pole half a mile south of town at 9 o'clock by a mob. Hayden was arrested for shooting Botz pod, a brakeman, at this place and he was being taken to jail for safe keeping. The sherilf and prisoner were on the south bound train, which was stopped by the mob

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From Dakota farmers' leader.

1894-07-06 · Canton, S.D.

Negro Lynched in Missouri. Monnett, Mo., special: Ulysses Harden, a negro, was taken from the sheriff of Newton County at this place and hung_ to a telegraph pole' half a mile south of town by a mob

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From Dakota farmers' leader.

1894-07-06 · Canton, S.D.

Negro Lynched in Missouri. Monnett, Mo., special: Ulysses Hayden, a negro, was taken from the sheriff of Newton County at this place and hung_ to a telegraph pole1 half a mile south of town by a mob

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From The McCook tribune.

1894-07-06 · McCook, Neb.

A Kecn> Murderer Lynched by • Mob Near Monet, Mo.t Moneft, Mo., June -30.—Ulysses Hayden, a negro, was taken from the sheriff of Newton county at this place and hanged to a telegraph pole half a mile south of town at 9 o'clock last night by a mob. Hayden was arrested for shooting j Bots Greenwood, a brakeman at this I place June 20 and was being taken to I Cassville jail for safe keeping. The sheriff and prisoner were on ' the south bound train, which was stopped by the mob.

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