Forty-Seven Vote For Clark In Montana Long Term Senate Race
Forty-seven of the legislators present voted for W. A. Clark for the long term senatorship in a noon balloting. The vote fell short of a majority, with a joint ballot to decide later. Independent Democrats and Republicans shift positions as talk of a fusion caucus and last minute maneuvers circulate in Helena.
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The
Standard
Helena
W. A. Clark
House
Hobson
Gregory
Mr. Clark
Heinze
Kennedy
Senate
MacGinnis
Clark
A. E. Spriggs
Mob lynches Fred Alexander after Leavenworth murder case
An enraged mob drags Fred Alexander from a courthouse cell in Leavenworth Kansas and burns him near the scene where Pearl Forbes was found dead. Deputies guard him as the crowd calls for burning and confesses amid threats and chaos.
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Pearl Forbes
Alexander
Leavenworth
Kan
Fred Alexander
Fourth
Olive
Court House
Freihardt
Inalde
Derk
Third Street
Court House Yard
Voting for Senator Dominates Montana House Scene
In Helena on January 15 the Montana House buzzed as crowds packed the chamber for the United States senator election to succeed Thomas Carter. W A Clark arrived with aides, while Heinze escorted visiting women near Clark. The chamber debated voting order, then voted on short and long term vacancies amid a large roll call.
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Sandard
Helena
House
Senate
W. A. Clark
Heinze
Clark
Corbett
United States
Thomas Carter
Hedges
Gilchrist
Kilgallen
Baker
Berkin
Cannon
Cram
Dee
Donaldson
Ferry
Fine
Fitzpatrick
Geary
Hartwig
Hill
Kilgallon
Martin
MecTugue
Metlen
Meunier
Myers
Rossman
Sanden
Sullivan
Lewis and
Clarke
Swindlehurst
Thoroughman
Toole
Urquhart
Ward
White
Woods
Speaker
Adkins
Axtell
Baggs
Becker
Bielenberg
Bourne
Brein
Brownlee
Conner
Cascade
Ravalli
Crawford
Dixon
Donlan
Faust
Godfrey
Jensen
Jones
Lannin
Lehman
Lowney
MacGinnis
Madden
McCone
McDonnell
Deer Todge
Jefferson
McIntyre
Murray
Newberry
Newton
Patterson
Pelletier
Pendergrass
Quinn
Richardson
Roeland
Shanley
Stull
Silver Bow
Lee Mantle-Baggs
Bielen
Three Doses of Knock Out Drops in Girl’s Death Case
In Paterson New Jersey prosecutors edge toward closing the case against William A Death Andrew Campbell and Walter L McAlister three of the four accused in the Jennie Bosschester murder Key witnesses included Dr Cyrus Townsend county physicians and an analytic chemist with evidence of chloral hydrate found in the girl and at the scene A defense confession and a heated courtroom interruption mark testimony as detectives recount Deaths alleged statements and reactions in court
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George Kerr
Cyrus Townsend
McAlister
Kerr
Campbell
Jennie Bosscheiter
Witthaus
New York
Andrew McBride
Titus
Scott
McInery
Court hears confession on McAlister drinks incident
Detective William Perry testifies Death claimed McAlister spiked the girl’s glass with drops three times. The defense did not cross examine. Emley rested his case and the court adjourned until tomorrow.
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Death
McAlister
Kros
William Perry
Emley
Last of the Insular Cases on the Docket
Washington reports Solicitor General Richards replies in the Hawaiian territorial case now before the U S Supreme Court. He notes Congress intended Hawaii to join U S customs and revenue laws as soon as feasible, requiring a preparation period after the 1898 annexation resolution before any such laws could take effect.
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United States
Republic of Hawaii
Hawaii
Hawaiian
Hawaiian Islands
Richards
Congress
Hawaiiian Islands
Washington
Smith
S Supreme Court
Resignations Passive at Stanford After Professor Howard Departure
More resignations followed the forced resignation of Professor George F E Howard head of history at Stanford University. Professor W H Hudson of English and Professor C N Little of mathematics tendered their resignations today amid the dispute.
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Stanford University
Cal
George FE. Howard
Leland Stanford, Jr. University
W. H. Hudson
C. N. Little
Strike at Florence Raises Eight Hour Demand
Florence Colo Jan 15 The employees of the National Gold Extraction and El Paso Reduction mills totaling about 200 walked out today after a demand for an eight hour day without pay cut on the ten hour schedule was denied. The strike may spread to other mills. coal field conditions are unchanged.
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Florence
Colo
National Gold Extraction Company
el Paso Reduction Company
No Part-Fighting in Montana Says Governor
Special dispatch reports Governor Toole answered a Cincinnati newspaper inquiry about a potential Jeffries Roblin bout in Montana. He telegraphed that if the fight would violate state laws, peace officers of Montana should enforce the law and prevent it.
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The
Standard
Helena
Jan
Toole
Cincin- Pratt
Cincinnati
Montana
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Mantle
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Ferguson
Walter Cooper
Lewis and Clarke
Lannen
Firet
Hoffman
Traphagen
Agricultural College
Newstat
Billy
Nixon
Walter T. M’alister
Bosschester
Wickham Smith
Montaka
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