Murdered man McLaughlin searche d for suspect Heward in Butte
Police hunt 17 year old Charles Heward after a late night knife attack in Butte left James McLaughlin dead. Witness Harry Bond and Robert Burton described a fight on East Galena street, with Heward fleeing toward Anaconda. Autopsy says wound pierced the heart. officers close in on the suspect as polls open today 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Charles Heward
Utah Avenue
James McLaughlin
Butte
Heward
Red
McLaughlin
East Galena Street
Howard
Anaconda
P. H. McCarthy
Scanland
Montana Undertaking Rooms
Porphyry and
Arizona Streets
Harry Bond
Bond
Robert Burton
Nevada Avenue
Galena Street
Main Street
City Hall
Burton
Dillon
South Main Street
Jerry Lynch
Charles Howard
Western Iron Works
South Arizona Street
McLaughlin Murder Case Ties to Red Haired Suspect
The investigation centers on a red haired man linked to the fatal stabbing of 19 year old McLaughlin. Detectives pursue Charles Howard as a key suspect after sightings and travel records across Butte, Rocker, and Silver Bow toward Anaconda. McLaughlin’s grieving family travels to Dillon for funeral services set for this afternoon.
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Shaw
Dillon
McLaughlin
David Robb
John Howes
Butte
Margery
Nannie
Great Falls
William
Montana
Howard
Simplon Tunnel Opens for Traffic Across Alps
Rome April 2 The Simplon tunnel the longest in the world opened for traffic with first trains from Switzerland and Italy meeting at the center where the iron door was removed amid applause and cries of Long live Switzerland Long live Italy. Engineers Bradau and Rosemund greeted each other as the Italian bishop Noveara embraced the Swiss bishop Sien.
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Rome
Simplon
Switzerland
Italy
Bradau
Rosemund
Noveara
Sien
Roosevelt to Take Two Month Westward Trip
President Roosevelt will depart Washington Monday on a nearly two month journey to the West and Southwest. The trip includes a reunion of his Rough Rider regiment at San Antonio, with speeches along the way in Louisville and St. Louis before continuing to Indian Territory and Texas. The voyage ends in Fort Worth where the public leg closes, followed by a Panhandle hunt and a Colorado hunt before an uncertain return.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rough Rider
San Antonio
Tex
Pennsylvania
Loeb
Dr. Lamb
S. M. B. Young
G. R. Fortesque
L. M. Latta
J. L. McGrew
Louisville
St. Louis
Kansas & Texas
Indian Territory
Texas
Fort Worth
Panhandle
Colorado
Senator Stewart Moves Home to Tonopah Nevada
Former Senator Stewart of Nevada leaves Washington to reside in Tonopah after many years in public life. The move marks a return to the state he served with a long public career.
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Stewart
Tonopah
Washington
Nevada
Nev
Despondent Woman Ends Own Life In Burning Bonfire
In Portland Oregon on April 2 Mrs Charles Hemmers, an elderly farmer's wife from Orient, built a bonfire of magazines in a cabbage patch near her home then saturated her clothes with kerosene and leaped into the flames. Her husband found the charred body after waking. She had previously attempted suicide in San Francisco years earlier and had suffered melancholia since the desertion by a former husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Charles Hemmers
Hemmers
Orient
Artist Fatally Stabbed by Girl in Lancaster Fishing Party
Ralph W. Kline a 26 year old artist was fatally stabbed by 18 year old Jennie Good during a quarrel at a fishing party near Long Park in Lancaster. Kline was wounded and taken to a hospital unconscious as the assailant fled and was not yet arrested.
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Lancaster
Ralph W. Kline
Jennie Good
Kline
Miss Good
Long Park
Algoma man Edward Decker Jr presumed drowned at sea
Edward Decker Jr of Algoma disappeared last night while traveling from Ludington to Manitowoc on a Pere Marquette steamer. He was 34 and connected with local finances, two newspapers, several factories and railroad interests. The boat was about 15 miles from port when last seen.
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Algoma
Wis
Edward Decker, Jr
Ludington
Manitowoc
Decker
Green Bay
Police Narrow Pair in Butte Robberies Arrests
In Butte police link the “tall man and short man” duo to a March 20 holdup of F J German and a Red Rock burglary. M O McLaughlin, arrested March 20, is alleged to be the tall man and Tom Dean, held in Dillon, the short man. Evidence at McLaughlin’s jail and a Crown Conditioning store burglary tie them to additional crimes including the February 25 shooting of fireman Lewis Cassell. Dean reportedly cooperated with investigators after capture.
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Butte
M. O. McLaughlin
F. J. German
First
Wyoming
Tom Dean
Red Rock
Dean
Dillon
McLaughlin
Silver Bow
F. J. Gorman
Gorman
Montana Union Railroad
Wyoming Street
City
East
Galena Street
Seattle
Arizona
Aluminum
Crown Tailoring Company
McLaughlin and
Lewis Cassell
Northern Pacific Railway
Smith Case Up Today In Cincinnati
Habeas corpus proceedings in the case of J Morgan Smith and wife held on criminal conspiracy charges in connection with Caesar Young's death will be settled tomorrow morning in Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. Morgan Smith
Caesar Young
Unusual explosion at United Verde mine deaths five miners
In Jerome Arizona an explosion at W A Clark's United Verde mine followed water inflow and a volcanic like blast. Five miners died T W Croft KK R Ruffin Peter Seder R J Halladan J M Roe and an unknown man. The blast occurred at the 30 foot level during shift change and could have claimed many more lives.
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The
Standard
Jerome
Ariz
W. A. Clark
United Verde
T. W. Crofut
Peter Seder
R. J. Hallladan
J. M. Roe
Senator Clark
Secretary Hay Much Improved in Health
Naples April 2 The White Star liner Cretic carrying Secretary of State John Hay and Mrs Hay arrived in Naples. Hay says his health has greatly improved from the trip. The couple toured the city and had luncheon at a heights hotel before sailing for Genoa. From Genoa Hay will proceed to the Rivera.
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Naples
White Star Line
Cretic
John Hay
Hay
Cretie
Genoa
Rivera
Clergyman Dies of Heart Disease in Kentucky Pulpit
Lexington Kentucky April 2 Reverend James Cochran of Broadwell Kentucky a Bible college student at Kentucky University collapsed and died in the pulpit at Stamping Ground Christian church ten miles from Lexington from heart disease.
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Lexington
James Cochran
Broadwell
Bible College of Kentucky University
Stamping Ground Christian Church
Dixie Sails for Guantanamo with Marines From Camp Elliott
The United States cruiser Dixie departed at 11 this morning for Guantanamo Cuba carrying all the Marines from Camp Elliott except one company.
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Colon
Dixie
Guantanamo
Cuba
Camp Elliott
Snowbound Colorado Trains and Fatal Mine Slide
A Colorado storm halts trains from Pueblo to Cripple Creek with seven workers injured and two men killed near Ouray as the Bankers' National mine buildings collapse. Snow plows clear lines, but electric services in Cripple Creek suffer and mining slows.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Missouri Pacific
Rio Grande
Salida
Cripple Creek
Clyde
Fairview
Summit
Midland Terminal
Florence & Cripple Creek
San Juan
Telluride
Silverton
Durango
Bankers’ National Mine
Ouray
George Rabb
John Orth
A. B. Higginbotham
Robert B. Roberts
Barney Burns
James Mullins
Walter McEwen
Alexander McNeill
Shah of Persia to take the water cure in France
The shah of Persia will arrive in France shortly to take a provincial water cure. Paris reports and preparations for the shah’s reception follow. The article notes King Alfonso’s expected arrival at month’s end and Amiens residents have opened a Jules Verne monument fund with large early American subscriptions anticipated.
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Paris
Persia
France
Alfonso
Amiens
Jules Verne
Riot in Dzika street shocks Warsaw crowd warning streets
A Sunday clash in Dzika street between a Bund demonstration and police left four dead and about 40 wounded, all Jewish. Troops fired on the crowd after leaders allegedly fired on officers, with many arrests and fears of further disturbances. Authorities warned against government-building proximity and threats to schools, as proclamations circulated.
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Warsaw
Dzika Street
The
Bund
Most Daring Scouting Exploit of the War
Two Japanese cavalry detachments of 10 men each returned from a risky expedition under Col Naganuma and Maj Sasegawa. They probed Russian positions west of Mukden, evaded Russian cavalry, penetrated Mistchenko's line, cut railroad and telegraph lines, then moved to Kirin before rejoining the army north of Katyuan.
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Kuroki
Fusan
Naganuma
Sasegawa
Mukden
Mistchenko
Kirin
Fina
Katyuan
Desperate Japanese Movement Planned Through Mongolia
Native reports claim the Japanese are withdrawing from the Tie Pass front to screen the Russian advance and shifting five armies toward Vladivostok via Mongolia to Tsitsihar. The bold plan seems impracticable but could let Russian cavalry test the Japanese aim and movements under the pressure of distant logistics.
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Gunshu Pass
Tie Pass
Vladivostok
Mongolia
Tsitsihar
Coatin
General Mistchenko Advances in Contact with Japanese Forces
General Mistchenko moved forward into close touch with the Japanese and keeps up skirmishing near Gunshu Pass ten miles north of Pass. Elsewhere the front is quiet. He learned of the start of retreat from Mu, and despite an unhealed wound forbidding walking, rode in a carriage to assume command.
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Gunshu Pass
Pass
Mistchenko
Maxime Gorky Trial Delayed to April 16
St. Petersburg reports the trial of the Maxime Gorky on charges of distributing proclamations that aim to overthrow the state and disturb public order, with a postponement set to April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Maxime Gorky
Uni
Station Master Robbed Near Kutais
Four assailants attacked the Kutais station master as he rode with an escort to the treasury and overpowered him stealing the funds and valuables from the station.
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Tiflis
Kutais
St Petersburg Announces Limited Internal Lease Allocation
In St Petersburg on April 2 an internal lease was announced with a largely subscribed plan. The policy states that allocations will be limited to 40 percent, with rest reserved for specified entities.
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St. Petersburg
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Him
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Tivoli
Amnesceneo
James Murphy
Simplon Tunnel
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Sene
Arisona
Kk. R. Ruffin
Slide
Ouray—Passen
Ger
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Gorky
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