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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1902

Page

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Noted Desperado Henry Thompson Shot in Saco Saloon

Henry Thompson known as Long Henry, a feared Montana desperado, was shot and killed in the Valley Saloon by Eddie Shufelt after a confrontation over Georgia Grant. Eyewitnesses say Thompson fired first and Shufelt claimed self defense but the coroner's jury noted possible foul play and linked Dunn to past gun crimes.

Standard Saco Henry Thompson Long Henry Montana Eddie Shufelt Valley Duffy & Shufelt Thompson Shufelt Georgia Grant Georgia Ana Audresse Sufelt Deor A C. Broome A. C. Broome Broome Longe Henry Lone Henry Ed Shufelt Thomas Dun Son Dunn Seymour Runch Lace Corral Southwest Tom Star Wyoming District of Wyoming Star Desperado Au Panther

Long Henry Thompson Kills Two In Montana Record

Great Falls February report recalls Long Henry Thompson as a renowned gunman in Montana with two killings. He first gained prominence after a Miles City incident in 1895 when he killed a drunken armed cook in self defense. Later he killed Tor Dunn near Saco after a quarrel over horses.

Great Falls Long Henry” Thompson Montana Glasgow Long Henry Miles City Thompson Wiship Tor Dunn Saco Dunn Long Mry Thomp

Devastation After Shamaka Earthquake In Trans Caucasia

Reports from Shamaka in Russian Trans Caucasia say the town is almost completely destroyed with about twenty five thousand residents left homeless. By February 15 two hundred bodies had been recovered and search work continued amid aftershocks affecting the region.

Shamaka Caucasian Tiflis Trans-Caucasia St. Petersburg Muspelmans Baku Russian Trans-Caucasia

The Ransom Paid for Miss Stone

The state department received cabling that the ransom for Miss Stone has been paid to her brigand captors. It is unclear when she will be released, but the captors demand a one to sixteen day period to ensure their safe retreat before surrender.

Washington State Department Miss Stone

Berlin Opens Partly Elevated Electric Railway

Berlin authorities celebrate the formal opening of a new electric railway partly elevated and partly underground with a trial trip attended by imperial state and municipal representatives.

Berlin

White House Conference on Cuba Philippine War Tax Schley Case

A February White House meeting involved President and Republican leaders including Allison Aldrich Spooner Henderson Cannon Grosvenor. The session focused on Cuba Philippine policy repeal of war tax and possible Schley case implications, but no definite agenda or outcome was announced. The conference echoed the earlier war preparations and shaped expectations for future congressional action.

Washington White House Allison Aldrich Spooner Henderson Cannon Grosvenor Congress Knox Payne Hanna Senate House Rie Schley Ways and Means Committee Committee On Ways and Means Santiago Navy Department McKinley Sehley Oregon Colon

Billy West Minstrel Leader Dies at 45

Chicago February report notes William H. West known as Billy West the minstrel died of cancer aged 45. His Utica, New York home was cited and friends estimate his fortune at 500000.

Chicago William H. West Billy” West West Utica N. Y

Mistrial Declared in Pooley Murder Case in Silver Bow

After about twelve hours of deliberation the jury could not agree in the Pooley murder trial. Judge McClernan discharged the jurors amid reports of a 16 to 2 split for acquittal. Pooley killed his son in law Thomas Littlejohn and Libbie Littlejohn died shortly after. The case may be moved to another county for a fresh jury.

Thomas Pooley Department III Butte Pooley Silver Bow County Cornty Breen Ed .S. Booth Thomas Littlejohn Littlejohn Libbie Littlejohn Montana Virginia Silver Bow Thresher S. Booth

Livingston man dies by self inflicted gunshot

James Morman, a 15 year resident of Livingston, shot himself in the head with a .22 rifle last night. William Kearns found the body this morning after calling at the island cabin for help and receiving no response.

The Standard Livingston James Morman William Kearns Here Kearns Morman

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Long Henry’’ Thompson Long Hesry Ling Suc David B.henderson Cuba Philippines Nelson Alorica Alder Gulch Springfield Leard
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