Killing of Alonzo Kilby by Billings posse details emerge
Special dispatch from Billings reports that sheriff's posse killed Alonzo Kilby after a gunfight at Coulee. Kilby died five hours later. Roy Huffman, his escape partner, was captured. Posse members pursued Kilby and Huffman after a jail break on December 27, with robberies attributed to the pair. Inquest returned a verdict of justifiable homicide. Kilby’s body to be sent to Columbus, Billings authorities say.
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Elk Park rancher Parvin fined for hay theft case
Ludwig Parvin, an Elk Park rancher, defended himself in justice court after being accused of stealing hay from neighbor Andrew Larson. The jury convicted him, sentencing 30 days in the county jail and a $500 fine. Parvin argues the hay came from government land and seeks bonds and a rehearing.
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Bryan on Steadfastness at Jackson Day Banquet in Wooster
In Wooster Ohio January evening Bryan spoke at a Jackson day banquet urging steadfastness as a key Democratic trait. He argued right policy sustains liberty, cited Andrew Jackson and Boer War comparisons, and urged government by constitutional Jeffersonian principles with equal rights and no special privileges.
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Prince David Kanahakoa Weds Abigail Campbell in San Francisco
Prince David Kanahakoa of Hawaii married Abigail Campbell of San Jose in a brief ceremony at the Occidental hotel, officiated by Archbishop Riordan. The couple, joined by Col. Samuel Parker and his wife, will travel to Washington D.C. for a double honey moon trip following the wedding.
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Walla Walla Collision Barks Max Sinks Off San Francisco
The French bark Max, under Captain Beno, struck the steamer Walla Walla amidships on the port side, causing the loss of about 49 lives. The Max, towed in, showed heavy damage including a twisted stem and broken jibboom, while the Walla Walla remained afloat only due to watertight compartments. Captains Beno and Hall dispute sighting issues and blame or defend the other vessel as authorities investigate.
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Passengers Begin New Voyage After Walla Walla Disaster
In San Francisco on January 6, survivors and other passengers of the Walla Walla embark again on the northern route via the Umatilla toward Seattle and Tacoma. Names listed include T. W. Stream and family, F. W. Daley, A. J. McLellan, A Meydenbauer and a mother, and Mr and Mrs Mill. Several wreck victims ride as steerage on the Amadus bound for New Orleans. The Mississippi Valley passenger train runs as usual.
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Lenwood’s Reputation Questioned in Affidavits
Special Dispatch reports in Helena that Charles Lenwood of Missoula, former Sheridan county Wyoming prosecuting attorney, faces affidavits alleging poor truthfulness. The affidavits, filed in U S court by District Attorney Rodgers, support claims regarding a bill of sale for cattle between Anderson Smith and buyers Lee Garvin, alleged as stolen from Crow Indians. The motion for a new trial for Lee and Garvin hinges on these affidavits, with sentencing postponed to tomorrow.
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Man Fatally Injured on Montana Bridge Blast
A single man, about 2 years old in a damaged state, was seriously hurt when a freight train incident on a Montana Central bridge left him struck and thrown onto rocks. He suffered a broken nose and jaw, multiple fractures, and severe internal injuries. He was taken to a hospital in Great Falls for treatment.
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Steps Against the Merger in Supreme Court Request
Minnesota Attorney General W J Douglass and assistant counsel M Paul arrived in Washington to seek permission from the U S Supreme Court to file a mandamus petition against the Northern Pacific merger. The request will be presented tomorrow.
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Chinese Exclusion Pacific Coast Congress Fight Over Bill
A Pacific Coast congress confrontation erupts as lawmakers debate the four bill aimed at restricting Chinese immigration. Debates hinge on enforcement, labor impact, and immigrant policies across coastal states.
Perpetual Chinese Exclusion Bill Aims to Bar Entry
Pacific coast lawmakers finalize a sweeping Chinese exclusion measure to be introduced in both houses. The 45 page bill would be perpetual unless repealed, deny admission to all Chinese not citizens or those protected by the treaty, and require separate port restrictions and certificates. It imposes penalties, restricts laborer migration, and mandates annual merchant reports. Ports for entry would be limited to specified cities and others by treasury designations.
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Revolt Against Carter Takes Shape in Helena
The conference in Helena telegraphs President and heads of departments urging that recommendations for the office, made by a former senator, be no longer considered.
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Montana Republicans Rally To Block Carter Federal Posts
At Helena hotel a faction of the Montana GOP organized to oppose ex Senator Carter and allies and pressed Washington telegrams urging officials to withhold appointments named by Carter. C F Goddard was elected chair with Lester Willson secretary as prominent Republicans pledged united action.
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Supreme Court Clears Objections in Weed Mayer Case
Helena Jan 6 The Montana Supreme Court sustained objections to the sufficiency of Theo Mayer s accusation against HE D Weed regarding the disbarment bid for a former United States district attorney The court will issue a written opinion to state any further proceedings and whether additional steps will be taken The action leaves Weed s party uncertain on the outcome and whether the free action is upheld or dismissed
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