Evidence Mounts Against Walkerville Watchman in Girl Death
A crowd investigation links John Warne, a gray bearded Butte Water Co. watcher in Walkerville, to the murder and body burning of Eveline Blewett. Authorities push a circumstantial case, awaiting autopsy results to determine if she died before or during the fire.
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John Warne
Butte City Water Company
Walkervile
Eveline Blewett
Anaconda
Lttle
Walkerville
Sinc
Warne
Bow County
Destru
The Doctor's Statement on the Accused Man
A doctor testified that Jeross had been seen at his office and that an examination occurred at the mother's home around 2 30 in the afternoon. The account outlines the doctor's involvement and timing of the alleged visit to the residence.
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Jeross
Inquest Set For This Afternoon At Walkerville
Coroner Johnson will hold an inquest this afternoon at 4 o'clock in Walkerville City Hall into the death of a young girl. Witnesses will be examined to illuminate circumstances surrounding the death as autopsy and investigation proceed. Sheriff Furey, who recently moved a prisoner, will aid the inquiry and the public mood toward the case remains tense.
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Walkerville
Johnson
Orelock
Hatt
Furey
An ' Aa
Hie
Daly County
Butte
Warne
O'Lynch
Warne Arrest Shocks Town After Widespread Fire
A Canadian man Warne was jailed after a blaze gutted a house where double walls stuffed with sawdust and coal oil cans were found. Neighbors recall a trusted resident, with first papers taken last fall, and express surprise at the incident.
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Peraps
Warne
Akien
Tam
Latter Day Saints Conference Packed In Independence
At Independence today nearly 2000 Latter Day Saints attended a conference with a packed church. Joseph Smith spoke of a bright future for the church and urged strict faith. The service included communion and testimonials, presided by three generations of Chatburn men. The conference work was expected to be accomplished.
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Kansas City
Independence
Latter Day Saints’ Conference
Joseph Smith
Chrch
Jonas Chathburn
TW. Chatburn
Frank Chath
Mystery Man Named in Gainsborough Theft Case
New York April 7 Herald reports that Adam Worth stole the Gainsborough portrait from William Agnew & Sons in London and later returned it to C Morland Agnew in Chicago. Worth, once feared by Scotland Yard, traveled under an alias and may travel with the victim’s associate on the same voyage back to London.
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New York
the Herald
Gainsborough
Duchess of Devons
Wiliam Agnew & Sons
London
Adam Worth
Time
Worth
Scotland Yard
Taix
C. Morland Agnew
Auditorum
Chicago
William Pinkerton
Patrick Sheedy
Anew
United States
Etruria
Suskoviten
Joseph Reilly
Becker
Agnews
Catholic Marriages and Church Excommunications
Montreal April 7 Archbishop Bru issued a pastoral note on the De Lepepit case declaring that marriages by non Catholics are invalid without dispensation and excommunicating those who disobey church laws. The note warns faith would be shipwrecked without adherence and allows absolution only through church authorities for the guilty.
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Montreal
Bruchest
Himsel
Eral
Train derailment and boiler explosions injure crew in Tennessee
A header coal train on the frm railway derailed north of Pring in Chattanooga Tennessee today. Both engines exploded their boilers. Pizeman William unger died from scalding injuries. Engineers Williams and Dorman Fireman Elliott and Br ian Shortman were seriously injured.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Frm
Pring
Patrick is content He says Jones did not kill millionaire Rice
Patrick asserts Jones did not murder millionaire Rice in a case wrapped in doubt. He frames the evidence as insufficient and urges current authorities to validate the claim. The statement echoes ongoing legal and investigative threads without detailing new charges or witnesses.
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Jones
Perjury Charge and Conspiracy Allegations Involves Os bond
Attorney Albert Patrick, linked to the William Rice case murder, asserts that a morning paper falsely tied Jones to a Tenderloin tour with a policeman from the district attorney’s office. Patrick contends the claim is part of a broader smear campaign backed by figures including Osborne, Baker, and Oxborne, aiming to prejudice a fair trial.
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New York
Albert Patrick
Rice
Valet Jones
Tender- Toin
Priso Ower
Patrick
Jones
Sonen
William M. Rice
Chas
Bakr
Willam B. Rice
Alain
James A. Baker
Ty Baier
Oxborne
Witthans
Osborne
Seine
Ate Gabsene
Donen
Tam
English Ticket of Leave Man Charges Ex Wife
An English ticket of leave man in Chicago accuses his former wife Mary Doherty of obtaining a divorce and money from him under false pretenses. He says she divorced him while he was imprisoned and continued to take about 4000 dollars. Friends say the divorce occurred only recently and she has had no money from him since separation.
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Chicago
Loke
New York
London
Mary Doherty
Doherty
Col
George Graham
Churchill Club
Piedilly
Philadelphia
Hed
Disputed Rio Population Figures Spark Health Report
Washington April 7 The marine hospital service releases the annual port report noting a population discrepancy for Rio de Janeiro between statistical and sanitary authorities. Sanitary figures put 1900 mortality at 18 percent with stillbirths at 77 per 1000 births, and tuberculosis accounts for nearly one fifth of deaths.
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Washington
Rio de Janeiro
Marine Hospital Service
Haverburg
Riio de Janeiro
Promoter Denies Chicago Role In Mining Firm
Josep B Adams of Denver, accused promoter of Miss Florence Morrison’s arrest, disputes Chicago reports claiming he is president of Gregg Mining Investment. The real president is Nathan Ident, who says Adams has promoted properties under their control but has no personal connection. Adams is currently in Chicago promoting a mining deal with contingent interests.
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Denver
Colo
Josep B. Adams
Florence Morrison
Waterville
Cocago
Chicago
Presdas
Gregg Mining 4 Investment Company
Pres
Nathan
Adama Fan
Eome Mining
Adams
Foot and Mouth Disease Outbreak Across Europe
Washington reports officials monitor European livestock outbreaks of foot and mouth disease. The epidemic has persisted for three years with no sign of decline. The United States restricts cattle sheep and swine imports to only from the British Isles to protect domestic livestock and a substantial export trade valued at tens of millions.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Europe
British Isles
Footpad Attacks Woman in Kansas City Night Crime
Mrs Isa bel Thompson aged woman was fatally wounded by a footpad attempting to rob her on Holmes Street. She was found after midnight and remained unconscious for hours. Several other footpad assaults in winter left victims injured, with one elderly woman driven insane and a Kansas City grocer dying from his injuries.
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Kansas City
Mra
Isabel ‘Thompson
Holmes Streete
Ang
Leas
Kan
Danger Line Passed in Pittsburg Flood Crest Reached
The river flood crested at 7 tonight in Pittsburg with expected decline by tomorrow morning. Beyond lower Filly cellar inundation, damage was limited. The weather bureau issued a flood warning, prompting hundreds of families to move to upper stories this Easter morning.
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Pitsburg
Fily
Weather Bureau
River reports show falling or steady at headwaters stations
Reports from headwaters stations indicate rivers are either falling or stationary as of tonight, suggesting no rapid rise or flood escalation at this time. Local observations emphasize stable conditions along upstream reaches.
Strike Threat Halts Central of New Jersey Talks
In New York on April 7 the Central Railroad of New Jersey faced a looming strike as negotiations stalled. Observers warned that a walkout appeared imminent unless binding concessions or an agreement could be reached soon.
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Central of New Jersey
New York
Central Railroad
The
Atresia
Eniantatiae
Merrimac River Flood Threat Prompts Action Across Cities
Flood reports from the Pemigewasset valley to the river confluence warn the Merrimac may burst banks. Authorities issue flood alarms, merchants shore property, and water nears street levels as high tides approach. Reports cite heavy rainfall across New England and widespread flood fears on major rivers including the St Croix, Penobscot, and Kennebec.
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Haverhill
Mass
Pemigewasset
Merrimac
Plymouth
Laconia
Concord
Manchester
Lawrence
Cowell
Otto
Associated Press
New England
St. Croix
Penobscot
Kennebec
Maine
Ill United Senator Cannon arrives for treatment.
Monterey April 7 ex United Senator Cannon arrives from Washington after a family medical strain. Apostolic Cannon of Salt Lake City church reports his condition improved since yesterday as doctors plan a full change of treatment. In Milwaukee Mrs Chart and her year old daughter Mary drown after their buggy horses dashed toward an open bridge. Mr Chart survived but mother and daughter vanished with the buggy top and were recovered later. Toledo reports nineteen smallpox cases in Oak Harbor with town quarantine in place.
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Monterey
Cal
United
Cannon
Tosday
Waniington
George Q
Balt Lake
Payeiclan
Cieste
Tondy
Ailwaukee
Wis
Lake
Mary
Kinnikintide Rive Hikinikis Avenue
Hhe Hoe
Mr. Chart
Boers Fight On as Kruger Aims for U S Visit in June
London reports eight volunteer companies return home to relieve others as Lord Kitchener plans swift relief of more units. Brussels notes Schalkburger moves government to Leydsdorp while Kruger aims for a U S tour in June visiting Boston, Washington, and Chicago. Treason arrests cited in Graaf Reinet and Aberdeen.
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London
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Pretoria
Morning Post
Brussels
Schalkberger
Leydessdorp
Daily Mail
Cape Town
Daily Express
Graaf ‘Reinet
Aberdeen
South Africa
Phillipstown
Cape Colony
Macedonian Committee Ads Stir Bulgaria and Salonica Trials
In April reports from Bulgaria and Salonica reveal a Macedonian committee with many ads and rising tensions. fears of Russian influence and possible revolutionary action surface alongside trial revelations. In Idaho and Spokane news, lead and silver output is cut 2 percent to support market, while a missing catcher leaves Philadelphia team puzzled over a sudden departure.
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Donian
Bulgaria
Vienna
Bosla
Russia
Furkey
Macedon
Bulg Zarians
Salonica
Alma
Ince Ferdinand II
Mentone
WIN Restorer
Spokane
Wash
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Hunt
Philadelphia
McPareland
Philadelphia National Ub
Cleveland
Han
Two Men Lost After Schooner Hyena Goes Ashore
A Calais bound schooner Hyena with captain Dix of West Tremont reportedly went ashore near Hast Hawcester in the morning. Two crew members were lost while two others survived. Details are incomplete due to partial OCR.
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Ester
Mase
Calais
Sty Bind
Perth
Amey
West Tremont
Puller
President Dias Returns From Hunting Expedition
Mexico City reports President Dias has returned in good health after a hunting trip and appears in strong physical condition.
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Dias
Mexico City
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