Durant Lamont church visit linked in missing girl case
San Francisco Aug 16 A local paper cites Mrs Leake who lives near Emanuel church as reporting Durant and Blanche Lamont entered the church at 4 10 on April 4 the day of Miss Lamonts disappearance She observed them from her window awaiting their exit but the gate remained closed Her testimony closes the evidence chain with three schoolgirls noting Durant and Lamont on a Powell street car at 3 30 and Attorney Quinlan nearby minutes before 4 00 Durant later claimed organ loft gas exposure an electrician refuted repairs in months Kansas Republicans back McKinley and Missouri governor Stone comments on presidential prospects as strikes loom
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San Francisco
Theodore Durant
Emanuel Church
Durant
Blanche Lamont
Miss Lamont
Leake
Bartlett Street
Miss ‘Ont
Mrs. Leake
Bris
Mra. Leake
Powell Street
Attorney Quinlan
George King
Indian Murderers Should Face US Justice Under Treaty
Wassixatox Aug 17 The Interior Department delays in punishing Jackson Hole settlers for killing Bannock Indians. The 1868 treaty clause allows arrests by US marshals and habeas corpus actions to challenge the treaty and question Indian status, with probable immediate action forthcoming.
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Wassixatox
Indian Bureau
Jackson's Hole
Bannock
United States
Wyoming
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Washington City
Bureau
Suffogated Five Italians Killed in Peculiar Blast
Five Italian laborers at a roadbed grading site for a Pittsburg and Eastern railroad died in a peculiar incident near McGee's when a dynamite blast opened an abandoned coal bank and escaping gas mixed with powder smoke suffocated them. Six others were overcome by vapors but survived after a long night. all killed and injured were Italians identified only by numbers.
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Clearfield
Pittsburg
Missionaries massacre commission arrives at Ka Cheng
The investigative commission for Ka Cheng massacres arrives safely with members from the United States and Britain. Arrests have been made. natives appear alarmed but quiet as the group, led by R W Mansfield and J Hixson, accompanied by 100 Chinese guards, proceeds under orders from Foo Chow to investigate the Ka Cheng tragedy. The piece also promotes Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with endorsements from Minneapolis and locals in North Carolina.
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Hosa Kona
Ka Cheng
Cheo Foo
R. W. Mansfield
Pony Porral
Foo Chow
J. Hixson
United States
L. B. Allan
Padoga Island
Chamberlain
Edward Shumpik
Minneapolis
Minn
W. A. Rembert
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