Man Dies After Spokane Youth Hit by Northern Pacific Engine
Spokane youth Das rene Duchemin, 18, died after being struck by a light engine of the Northern Pacific near Dison during an early morning incident. Witnesses describe the fatal injuries including a severed leg and severe trauma as the train backed down the track. A coroner’s inquest is anticipated as the father, B. R. Duchemin of Spokane, heads to the scene.
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Dasrene Duchemin
Spokane
Northern Pacificet
Dixon
Pony Hospital
Yynk
Beny
Tania
Witner
Spears Vnal Duchertin
Charles T. Kettleman
Butte
Dison
Seth Omen
Neal Vy i
Fiat Snettieman
Rouchamin Waa Xeen
Pixen
Uhperty
B. R. Duchemin
Lving
West Sixteenthsitest
Wagering Winess of consumption claims mixed ages in tragedy
The report describes a family tragedy with Moore family members aged four and two. The remains were brought to Missoula and will be shipped to Amionia Missouri for burial, marking a somber conclusion to a difficult case.
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Moore
Beskley
Uwe
Missoula
Amionia
Flathead Mineral Lands Attract Attention Across Queries
Reports from Missoula state mineral land questions tied to Flathead reservation lands. Judge J. Witten says mineral entry timing is unsettled. a formal date will be announced. Also notes a Burlington, Washington, death of D. Fessenden’s granddaughter at age 14 after tuberculosis illness. funeral arrangements set for Wednesday.
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Missouix
Dan
Unionley Cmvernidg
Flathead
Dan Arms
Tuige J. We Witten
Washington
Witten
Standach
Missoula
Pesaendra
D. Fessenden
Ranger
Burlington
Washa
Alay
Sun
Tiberculosia
Tie Baly
Death Probe in Swope Case and Infant Mystery
Kansas City report details autopsy of Col Thomas Swope and discovery of poison in his stomach. James Hunton, a close associate, died days earlier. prosecutors seek warrants with sworn statements from doctors and lawyers involved. Authorities explore a possible link to a buried infant found near a river under a bridge, with no clear suspects.
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Kansas City
Thomas Kienpe
Chicago
James Hunton
Millonaire
Swope
Denvien
Tinton
Colonel Swope
Finton
Virgil Conklin
Dye
Tarlyig Hockten
W. &. Hains
Pole
Nan
Aretorneys
Dia
Bucks Die of Starvation with Horns Locked
Special Mispatch reports two fine buck deer brought to the inn by Norman Sinclair of Pleasant Valley. The deer were forked by their horns and died of starvation after being found on Wolf Creek. One buck had two points, the other four, with a broken point from one horn. The heads will be mounted.
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Btondard
Kullanell
Ery
Norman Sinclair
Fieasant Valley
Sinclair
Wolf Creek
Dog finds child's body near Livingston under bridge
Livingston Jan 17 A dog uncovered a neatly clad child's body buried under debris along the Yellowstone main channel. The corpse, described as a 7 tally year old, was located by the dog after leading to a spot where a person named BeAS reportedly wrapped and hid the remains.
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Gretal
Livingston
Yellowstone
Jake Hessle
la Dog
Kriugor Onnorttk
One Woman Killed as Fire Destroys Hollingsworth Apartments
Philadelphia reports a devastating blaze at the Hollingsworth apartments on Walnut Street. One woman is dead, two are missing, and three are seriously injured, with one possibly fatally. A swaman escaped after being dragged from the burning building. Two other women are believed buried under the ruins, and a man suffered injuries from a fall from a neighboring roof.
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Philadelphia
Hollingesworth
Walnut Street
Swaman
Areman
Misplaced switch causes bad wreck near Ogden Lemay
A Southern Pacific passenger train No. 6 at Lemay west of Ogden collided with a siding freight due to a misplaced switch. Engineer A. Kati Dote and Clyde Pillar among the dead. several engineers and mail clerks injured including A. S. Thintey, Forrest Carroll, John Naylet, James Gantell, and Eugene Ransome. Train was traveling 30 mph.
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Ogden
Wish
Southern Pacific
Lemay
Sd-uilles
Kat
Ireman BR
A. Komi Clyde Pillar
Denver
Iran
A. S. Tlintey
J. J. Hartwell
Forrest 1. Carroll
John W. Naylet
James Gantell
Guy Jt. Trentiss
Eugene
Cattle Flood Disaster Near Tablesmountain River
More than three hundred cattle perished in the Madison river after breaking from a large outfit near Tablesmountain. The herd belonging to Green Hook moved to an island, collapsing the wagon outfit and causing extensive losses estimated in the thousands of dollars.
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Green Hook
Tablesmountain
Madison River
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