Timeline of a shooting at Sullivan's saloon and coroner's inquest
Dennis Lynch testified in the St. James hospital reception room about the Christmas Eve shooting of Tim Murphy near Knava Maugh's and Starovich's places, with two shots fired. He described fleeing Sullivan's yard, seeing a man with a corduroy coat and dark fur collar, and identifying events leading to Murphy's death from a gunshot wound on December 24, as a coroner's jury heard testimony from lawyers and witnesses.
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Yale
Wynn- Surtes
Dennis Lynch
St. James' Hospital
Tim Murphy
Lynch
Ravenport Cross
Attore Miers Canning
Wheeler
Anen
Mia
Sullivan's
Anaconda
Jim
Stdroviet's
Murphy
Favent
Knava- Maugh
Aturphy
Jeff
Sullivan's Yard
Starovich
Canting
Lyne
Amurphy
Tramwey
Henry
Canning
Nike Ina
Hout
Digit
Tim Karringian
Johny
Tim
Sry
Tio
Maria
Thatlomeva
Britt
Despondent man shoots woman then himself in Beulah
In Beulah, a despondent health-stricken man named John Bolton shot Mrs. Lottie Walker at the Walker home and then killed himself. Bolton, employed there, reportedly told of his plan and a struggle occurred as Mrs. Walker tried to take the gun. Bolton died by a self-inflicted wound. Local physicians described his illness and the tragedy as a possible suicide.
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Huckle
Cote
Buelah
Ifiex
Lottie Walker
John Bolton
Walker
Bolton
Brother of Cook Still Has Faith
New York January 3 Whilaiy ty Cook brother of Dr Frederick Cook declared today that Mrs Cook remains his wife and that he is in contact with them He says Mrs Cook possesses the explorer's original records of the north pole quest He defends Dr Cook against Copenhagen verdict and hints at future public appearances by Dr and Mrs Cook Also mentions disagreements and alimony rumors and plans for future.
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New York
Whilaiy Ty Cook
Frederick
Cook
Cook Nui
Wusband
Mrs. Cook
Sarge
Dr. Cook
Ark
Mra. Cook
Prairie Oil Gas case dismissed by federal court
The Prairie Oil and Gas case attracted Oklahoma attention during Governor Maskell's intervention. The federal court in Washington dismissed the matter today, favoring the governor's position and the campaign he supported.
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Washington
Prairie OiLand Gas Company
Oklahoma
Covernor Maskell
Campany
Sirenan
United States
Harmon urges ratification of income tax provision
Columbus Olio Jan 2 Jovernon Harmon in its message to the legislature today recommended the ratification of the proposed income tax amendment to the constitution saying incomes are a subject of taxation that should ordinarily be left to the states and used by the national government only in emergencies. He notes Civil War experience shows Congress has power to tax incomes as proposed.
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Columbus, Olio
Jovernon Harmon
Construton
Congress
Mine Closure Hits Enterprise Line Indefinitely
Coal company officers citing cheaper coal under present contracts than wage demands have closed the Enterprise line indefinitely. Pardue, Pa., January notes the shutdown. The move halts shipments and impacts workers awaiting settlement.
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Pardue
Saloe
Supreme Court voids Minneapolis fare ordinance
The Supreme Court today held a city ordinance requiring the Minneapolis Street Railway to sell tickets for 25 cents invalid, ruling it violated the implied contract of the railroad's charter. The decision upholds that the old rate could not be forced, despite past charges.
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Jan
United States
Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapola Street Railway Company
Ordinanes
Tty
United States Etranic Court
District of
Mi Hance
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Delaware
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