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The Sunday Gazetteer
Sunday, July 2, 1905
pg. 4

A MAN KILLED
Last Saturday night a general jubilee was held in Sugar Bottom, the occasion being the completion of Lon McAleer's Red River packet, the Anna Peruna. About midnight the crowd became very hilarious, not on the premises of Mr. McAleer but the streets near the Katy crossing. It is alleged that a number were fighting drunk, at any rate a general mix up place and during the melee a young man named Jack Glover, who resided on West Nelson street, was stabbed in the abdomen. Glover lingered til Tuesday night when he died. A young man named Tom Smith, son of horse trader Smith, was arrested on the charge of doing the stabbing. Smith was taken over to the Sherman jail. It is stated that before Glover died, he declared most emphatically that Smith was innocent, that he knew who inflicted the fatal wound but refused to divulge the name. There are a great many conflicting versions of the affair and it is going to be a hard matter to place the guilt where it properly belongs. It is stated that there is a young woman at the bottom of the affair and that jealous prompted the murder. The county attorney has been over and will no doubt get at the bottom of the facts.
A gentleman who was at the bedside of Glover Sunday night informs the Gazetteer that Glover declared most positively that he did not know who cut him with a knife, that it was wrong to hold Tom Smith, that an injustice might be done an innocent man. Two other parties who were present when the disturbance took place state that it is impossible to determine who cut Glover. It was quite a long time before Glover realized he had been stabbed.

The Sunday Gazetteer
Sunday, July 30, 1905
pg. 2

CONDENSED HOME NEWS
Mrs. Katherine Glover, aged 68 years, died Wednesday afternoon at her home, No. 816 West Nelson street, of general debility. The funeral services were held from the residence and the remains were interred in Oakwood Cemetery.

Sherman Daily Democrat
Friday, January 27, 1911
pg. 5

The Democrat's Denison Page
Denison, January 27 - N.B. Glover, aged 66 years, for a number of years a resident of Denison, died yesterday evening at 6 o'clock at Platter, Oklahoma at the home of his son, of pneumonia. Funeral services were conducted this afternoon at one o'clock at Platter and the remains were shipped to Denison, arriving at 3:15 o'clock on the Frisco. From the station they were taken direct to Oakwood cemetery where the services were in charge of the Denison lodge of Odd Fellows of which the decedent was a member.
The remains were placed beside the wife of the decedent who died several years ago. He was a federal soldier, having enlisted in the army from Tennessee. He was well known in Denison.