Hargis Free of Murder Charge Yet Again
Clan held rejoicing at Sandy Hook as Hargis was acquitted of murder charges and returned to prison after the trial.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1907
Page
1
Feudists Meet as Kentucky Trial Ends in Acquittal
James Hargis of Breathitt County is acquitted again on a murder charge in Sandy Hook after a change of venue. Prosecution blamed road distance to justice and Judge Moody instructed a verdict of not guilty. Feud tensions flare as Hargis clan and rivals linger in Kentucky mountains with no shared law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
James Hargis
Breathitt Hy
Kentucky
Byrd
Waugh
William Moody
Beckham
Hargis
C. B. Cox
Jackson
Breathitt County
Carnes
Tom Cock
Ben Hargis
Elbert Hargis
John Abner
Cockrill
Court House
Abner
Blue Kentucky Hills
Alex. H. Hargis
Dudge Jas. Hargis
D. J. Cox
Little Court House
Henry Clay
Generation T General
Mountains Evade Rials In Quick Victory
In a decisive game the Mountains defeated Rial 102 to 88 behind strong defense by leading scorers. The win improves their regional standing and showcases clutch play from the backcourt and post.
Washout ties up Wisconsin rail lines from Chicago to St Paul
LaCrosse Wisconsin July 22 trains on Milwaukee Northwestern and Burlington systems halted for twelve hours after a heavy rainstorm washout. Telegraph and telephone lines down and crops damaged. A farmer near LaCrosse lost 100 cattle drowned. City homes undermined pavements washed out and livestock losses widespread. Storm described as a cloudburst with high winds thunder and lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaCrosse
Wis
Milwaukee, Northwestern
Burlington
Chicago
St. Paul
LaCrose
Severa
Mining Firm Named Defendant in Tax Suit in Iowa
Council Bluffs July 22 The Portland Gold Mining Company headquartering in Council Bluffs and Cripple Creek district business faces a tax suit over nearly $100,000 in taxes. The county seeks taxes on stock and plans further suits against individual stockholders. The case questions whether Iowa law taxing out of state headquartered corporations is constitutional, with a ruling likely affecting similar Iowa counties. Also noted is Pittsburg heat record with nine deaths and many prostrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Portland Gold Mining Company
Thornell
Cripple Creek
Spmpany
Wyoming
Iowa
Lwbie
Italians Riot as Ex-Minister Is Arrested in Sicily
Rome reports a serious crisis after Sig nor Nunamo Naal, former minister of public instruction, was arrested on embezzlement charges. Protests erupted in multiple towns, Palermo saw deadly clashes with one man killed, troops deployed to quell unrest, and a special senate session was called to decide on Naal’s fate. In Waterford a lightning strike killed one worshiper and injured several in St Mary’s church during evening services.
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Rome
Mary
Sicily
Signor
Nunamo Naal
Public Instruction
Mase
Palermo
Senate
Ifo
Nasi
Estes
Wil
St. Mary's Church
Waterford
Banking officials announced new appointments at National Bank
Edison to be vice president and Farhy to be cashier, with J. Bryn and H. Daughtry among named executives at the Bank of Nar a Visa. The treasury list shows Withchattingen 1 Dare and Witham J. Bryn in key roles as reorganizations outline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Treasury
Edison
J. Bryn
Fiert Natwua
Bank of Nara
Visa
Dot. Farhy
Delegate Andrews in Pennsylvania
A fragment notes W. Andrews, chairman of the Republican State Central Committee of Pennsylvania, and secretary to U S Senator Pence. The text references a visit by a New Mexico contact and mentions a July period with uncertain details about delegates Andrews and related figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Visting
W. BR. Andrews
Republican State Central
Prensylvania
United States
Penrome Sfeeepee
Governor Curry Arrives in El Paso Amid Welcoming Reception
Alain George W. Curry, recently appointed governor of New Mexico, spent an evening in El Paso with old friends after a dinner at the Sturges hotel. He declined political discussion, planned to take the oath soon in Santa Fe, and pledged to back Roosevelt era Republican policy while easing local feuds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alain George W. Curry
New Mexico
H. J. Hagerman
Roswell
Washington
Santa Fe
Captain Curry
George Curry
Park
W. H. Childers
W. S. Hopewell
Strickler
E.W. Dobson
A. A. Keen
Elfego Baca
New Meni Ho
Roosevelt
Curry
Overnor Curry
Sunshine
Philippines
Young Gould Seeks Gold in Arizona Prospecting Trip
Kingston Gould, youngest son of George Gould, joins a dozen Columbia University students studying mineralogy in southern Arizona. Led by Dr. Charles P. Berkey, the party travels from Bisbee to observe the Mule Mountains in search of mineral finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kingston Gould
George Gould
Columbia University
Arizona
Charles P. Berkey
Bogy
Columbia
Bisbee
Y. Gould
Fugitive thief has no clothes in Wyoming chase
Cody Wyoming July 22 I McCoy the horse thief who led officers on a chase of over 100 miles from Billings Montana and fought a pitched battle before surrender has not been retaken though severely wounded. He has been seen several times by ranchers and is clad only in his undergarments and a blanket. His fate hangs on his next move as exposure and pursuit press him toward surrender or death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Wyo
McCoy
Billings
Mont
Ranchiven
Death toll climbs to thirty five in Pere Marquette tolling
A fragment reports another death bringing the total to thirty five while noting the Pere Marquette event. The lines mention a death count rising to 32 earlier, with unclear details about the manner or cause.
Richardson Outlines Defense in Haywood Case in Idaho
Boise July 22. Attorney E F Richardson opened the defense in the Haywood case outlining ten planned topics and pledging to argue law, Western Federation history, Cripple Creek and Coeur D Alene conditions, and the defendants’ actions while addressing Orchard and white, with sessions staggered by heat and a morning and evening schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Frank Steunenberg
E. F. Richardson
Haywood
Wood
Richardson
Steunenbers
Coeur D'Alene
Orchard
Sten
Finkerton
West Federation
Hichardson
White House
Western Federation
Coeur D.alene
Cripple Creek
Riots and Intrigues Envelop All of Korea
Telegrams from Seoul report large scale intrigues at the palace and growing unrest across the peninsula. Rioters target railway and police facilities as Japanese troops guard the powder magazine. proclamations urge residents to stay indoors. The new emperor appears cautious and weak, with turmoil looming over the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Seoul
Prince Ying
Engaged Couple Killed in Goidekt Collision in New York
Miss Helen Madigan died today after a collision last evening between an automobile and a Long Island express train. Dr Edward J Gallagher, who was with her, was killed in the crash. The couple were engaged to be married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Madigan
Long Island
Edward J. Gallagher
Madigan
Hartin Canal Photograph Noted From Cambridge Message
Cambridge July 22 Percival Lowell of Lowell Observatory wired Harvard Observatory with a dim patch observation. The communication mentions a Martian double canal photograph by Lanpland and another photographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mase
Fossor
Percival Lowell
Lowell Observatory
Raw
Harvard Observatory
Lanpland
Blood Poison From Handling Money
Major Paymaster Eugene Coffin, Civil War veteran, had his left arm amputated due to infection from handling money while paying troops. The report notes the danger came from the act. dated July 33 in Mania with Kansas City, Me. and references Missouri and Kaw rivers falling rapidly with danger passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Coffin
McKintey
Kansas
Kansas City
Missouri
Kaw
Hundred Lives Lost in Collision of Steamers
Columbia ship tragedy leaves many passengers dead after steamers collide and sink within minutes. Rescue teams search for survivors amid rough seas and damaged vessels. Authorities investigate cause as families await word on missing relatives.
Collision Of Steamers Columbia And San Pedro Near Shelter Cove
In heavy fog off Shelter Cove Mendocino County the iron steamer Columbia sank within five minutes after collision with the wooden steamer San Pedro. About 80 saved by rigging on the San Pedro, with 100 lives lost, including Captain P A Doran. Roanoke and George W Elder later rescued survivors and towed San Pedro to Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Columbia
San Pedro
Shelter Cove
Mendocino County
P. A. Doran
Portland
Ore
Roanoke
George W. Elder
Eureka
Shelter Cave
Coms
Daisy Mitchell
J. Bush
Cheater
San Francisco and
Fons Steamship
Abeerdeen
Washington
Doran
Pedro
Iider
J. O. Flynn
Portsmouth
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Feudist
Os Tal Hamtet
Ceptain Ben Ewen
Meroest
York
Jul
Tom Cockrill
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Mining Company
Pittsburg
Bob
Nunzio Nasi
GES WN Banks
Andrews
Pennsylvania
Square Deal
Young Gould
Guuaep
Abei Ose Ciake
Detective McParland
Arg Haywood
Aires
Korea
Emperor
Ying
Tio
Wade
Hartin Canal
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