Miscellaneous Newspaper Articles
about Denver County Colorado
Miscellaneous Newspaper Articles
about Denver County Colorado
J. P. Williams, teller of the First National bank of Denver, Colo., is a defaulter.
[Wisconsin State Journal, September 17, 1889 - Sub. by K.T.]
No Autopsy On Dr. Graves
His Widow and Friends Protest Strongly and It Is Abandoned
Denver, Col., Sept. 5 – The widow and friends of Dr. Graves have so strongly opposed the holding of an autopsy that it has been decided that none will be held. The letter which the doctor addressed to the county commissioners before he died was a request that they appropriate sufficient money to take his wife to her old home in the East. Mrs. Graves, persists in her belief that her husband did not suicide, but that he died of heart disease brought on by two years of persecution. (The Guthrie Daily Leader; Guthrie, Oklahoma; September 6, 1893 - Transcribed as written by D. Donlon)
Mr. Dell Churchill and Mr. John Vandyke left Monday for Denver, Colorado, where they expect to secure work. Quite a number of our boys have left for the Western states.
[August 01, 1900, The Quincy Daily Journal, transcribed by Debbie Gibson]
Evelyn’s Awful Predicament
Denver, Colo., Jan 3 – Evelyn Brewster, three, was left in the bathtub for a few minutes by his sister, who went to answer the door. The bathroom door blew shut, locking it. Frantic Mrs. Brewster called the fire department. Evelyn was rescued via ladder.
[Jan 3, 1922, The Daily Messenger. Canandaigua, NY. - Submitted by Melissa Rodriguez]
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