M P arland presents at Haywood trial in Idaho
Judge Wood delayed ruling on excluded evidence as James McPartland the detective linked to West, and Tadge Wood prepared for arguments on Vindicator mine Independence depot cases. Darrow pressed for defense latitude while outlining conspiracies and Pinkerton role. Four drowned near Marstrand Sweden reported with one survivor.
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Bole
Idaho
Wood
Colorado
Tadge Wood
James Hawley
Hawley
Richardson
Hay
Darrow
Moyer and Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Pinkerton
Darrow Siid
Pinkertons
Magill’s Agreement Questioned After Tragic Death
Unclear report questions whether Magill violated an agreement prior to a fatal act by his wife. The piece notes family statements and emphasizes the unresolved cause of death. Further details are not provided in the available text.
Let Her Die That He Might Remarry
Clinton, July 19. Prosecutor probes a banker Frederic H Magill murder plot: he allegedly induced his wife and then, with his stenographer, arranged her death by chloroform while he slept. The case links to a marriage to Miss Graham and a sensational legal battle ahead to defend the accused.
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Clinton, TM
Frederic H. Magill
San Diego
Cal
Magill
Bank
Clinton
Graham
Chicago
Mastll
Miss Graham
Denver
Marguerite
Li Ae
Bucramento
Calif
Governont Ternor
Pred
Faye Mangill
Unity
Banjee
Ilinois
Tragic Kerosene Fire Ends Life Of Las Vegas Girl
Fast Las Vegas New Mexico July 19 Spector Juliana fourteen year old daughter of Sefering Griego fatally burned at home on Valles street when a kerosene can exploded while she poured oil on a stubborn fire She aided her mother in supper prep and after bringing kindling the oil ignited and consumed her clothing Firefighters and family restrained flames but her face arms and chest suffered severe burns with little hope of recovery The incident highlights household fire dangers in the community.
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Las Vegas
Spector
Juliana
Sefering Griego
Valles Street
Santa Fe Wedding Brilliant Affair
Santa Fe No M July 19 The most elaborate wedding of the year in Santa Fe social circles took place at the First Presbyterian church at 4 30 pm when Maude Elizabeth Mote eldest daughter of Associate Justice John R McFie of the New Mexico supreme court became the bride of Rev Lansing Bartlett Bloom of Auburn N M Rev J S W Purcell officiating Following the ceremony witnessed by hundreds of guests a reception at the McFie residence followed This evening the couple leave for Dripping Springs then Saltillo Mexico where the groom will become pastor of the local American Presbyterian church The bride was honored by over one hundred fifty elegant wedding presents
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Santa Fe
Spees
First Presbyterian Church
Maude Elizabeth Mote
John R. McFie
New Mexico Supreme Court
Lansing Bartlett Bloom
Auburn
JS. W. Purcell
McFie
Dripping Springs
Saltillo
Mexico
German man confesses to slaying Oklahoma contractor
Rudolph Tegeler, a young German, confessed to murdering J. E. Meadows, superintendent at Pioneer Telegraph and Telephone. Meadows vanished June 4 and was found buried in a corn field two weeks later. Tegeler claims Mrs. Meadows pressured him during a buggy ride, alleging ill treatment and infidelity.
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Slayet
Oklahoma City
Okio
Rudolph Tegeler
J. 5. Meadows
J. E. Meadows
Pineer Telegraph and Telephone Company
Meadows
Tegeler
Paine W
Governor Curry En Route To Washington
Governor George Curry of New Mexico traveling from Manila to San Francisco arrived Wednesday and left Thursday evening for Washington, making a direct dash to the capital.
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Curry
Washington
San Francisco
Cal
George Curry
New Mexico
Manila
Poland
Eolock
Washington,c
Tenth sailor dies from burns in Georgia explosion
Keston Mase, July 19, James FP Cruse of the battleship Georgia died at the naval hospital in Chelsea. He is the tenth fatality from the powder explosion in the after turret of the Georgia during practice in Cape Cod Bay last Monday.
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Keston
Mase
James FP. Cruse
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Giorgia
Cape Cod Bay
Heat Prostration and Deaths Mark Elks Parade Day
Philadelphia July 19 Thousands of Elks parade spectators were overwhelmed by heat and humidity with about one hundred kept overnight in hospitals. At least four deaths were recorded and about a dozen cases deemed serious by doctors. Tens of thousands watched the 10,000 Elks and forty bands as hospitals strained to handle the influx. Many victims sought shelter in homes, businesses, and hotels as the event ended.
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Philadelphia
Elks
Burglars Worry People of Raton
In Raton New Mexico on July 19 a Special report says a wave of attempted burglaries has hit the city over the past ten days. A temporary vigilance committee is likely to be formed to guard against further thefts. Homes of Dr. T. B. Hart P. J. Delaney Alexander Kerr James H. Campbell and other prominent residents have been visited. Only Phelps home was entered. Mrs. Delaney woke to see a man through the window but screamed and frightened him away.
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H. B. Phelps
Delaney
Robbers Servings Terms For U S Mails Case
Ranta Fe July 10. George Muxnse and Smt Were releomed today from territorial prison, where they have been confined on federal oner. They were convicted of re S. made a Fort Sumner sentenced to five years each, which fortis they have had completed, less allowance for good behavior. Rdhouse Burns El Paso, Texas July 1% The Southern Pacific roundhouse burned this morning at o'clock. The loss was $40,000. All the locomotives were saved.
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Ranta Fe
George Muxnse
Smt
Territorial Prison
Rdhouse
el Paso
Texas
Southern Pacific Roundhouse
Under Protest Kore Emperor Quits Throne
Anarchic headlines report the Kore emperor resigning in protest and an unrelated note of Anado causing damage at St. Joseph. The events appear in a stacked, terse news brief style with emphasis on dramatic personal actions and local damage.
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Kore
Anado
ST. Joseph
Emperor Abdication Ignites Seoul Amid Korean Crisis
Seoul and Tokyo report a grieved abdication move by Korea's emperor after fifty four years. Premier Yi Wang Yong clashes with royal policy over diplomacy and ties to The Hague, while crowds clash with police and Japanese authorities look to restore order as Korea's future remains unsettled.
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Tokio
Japan
Korea
Seoul
Pacific
Hague
Sang Sul
Elks to Visit Santa Fe Sunday in Capial City
Albuquerque Elks Roy McDonald and A. Matson received a letter from Santa Fe lodge official A J Fischer inviting the Albuquerque group to spend Sunday in Santa Fe. The Capitol of Elks and visiting Elks plan a big reception for the Browns baseball team and many local Elks will accompany the Browns on Sunday morning.
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Roy McDonald
A. Matson
Albuquerque
Elks
A. J Fischer
Santa Fe
Caphal City
Capitol
Elka
Duke City
Ptary
Governor Pardons Angie Birdsong in Noted Lawrence County Killing
Governor Vardaman pardoned Angie Birdsong this afternoon. She had been sentenced to ten to five years in the cemetery for the killing of Dr. Butler in Lawrence County. The case attracted wide attention.
Severe tornado and rainstorm sweep St Joseph area
A July 19 storm in St Joseph Missouri caused extensive damage with wrecked houses torn streets flooded and cellars flooded. Daniel Riordan and his wife and three children survived a collapse that buried them briefly under debris. Many areas reported narrow escapes and widespread destruction. Nearby Kansas City region floods and El Paso Texas also reported storm damage and roof losses with no serious injuries.
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St. Joseph
Daniel Riordan
Brookdale
Kansan i
Missouri
Quindaro
Kansas City
Kansas
el Paso
Tex
Russians Jews Barred by Robbers Near Austrian Border
Budapest July 19 News reports say thirty seven Russian Jews crossing from Russia to America without passports were robbed and clubbed to death near Zwonits. Twenty five victims including women and children died. Frontier guards arrived and arrested several assailants. Other Russian Jewish groups are moving toward the border amid similar assaults. Reports of a mass massacre near Skunita in Russian Poland are unconfirmed and Warsaw bureau denies anti Jewish gate break.
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Budapest
America
Russia
Ruschs
London
Dimpaich
Vienna
Lee
United Stats
Skunita
Russian Poland
Warsaw
Russia Telegraph Agency
Pollan
Italian mob violence in Louisiana outcome after murder verdict
New Orleans July 19 four Italians convicted in the Walter Lamana kidnapping and murder were spared lynching as militia protected the jail. Sentences of life with good behavior likely, with life terms to be handed Monday. Jury found insufficient proof of the murder. testimonies described ransom, kidnapping, and shielding by some accused.
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New Orleans
Grou la
Donvie
Blanchard
L Ives
Hahnville
Little Walter Lamana
St. Charles Parish
Campisciano
Kid
Napers
Collagero
Costa
Ecuador Independents Attack Four Barracks
In Guayaquil four military barracks were stormed at dawn by armed revolutionists calling themselves Independents. The attack lasted about an hour and ended with several dead or wounded on both sides. The president’s residence was attacked but he escaped unharmed as martial law was declared.
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Guayaguil
Ecuador
Independenta
Alefaro
Governor Announces Two Appointments in New Mexico
Acting Governor announces two appointments in the Roosevelt district and Santa Fe region. One appointment fills the first district seat, succeeding Judge Crawford. The other names Raynolde as a commissioner, replacing J. Li Crawford in the Roosevelt area.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Raynolde
W. Carr
Distriet
Roosevelt
J. Li. Crawford
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