Thirty year for the murderers of the mill girl
Walter McAlister Andrew J Campbell and William Death were found guilty of second degree murder in the Jennie Bosschester case in Paterson New Jersey. The jury took 15 ballots with the verdict read after the trial at Saul's saloon and Lee's Hotel. The maximum penalty is 30 years.
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New York
Walter McAlister
Andrew J. Campbell
William Death
Jennie Bosschester
Paterson
N. J
New Jersey
Dixon
McAlister
Campbell
Death
Saals
William T. Hoffman
Hoffman
Jennie
McAlster
Todd
Terriberry
WittlLeus
Emly
Jennie Brs- Scheiter
Saul
Srn
Kerr
Hofesung
Hackman
To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine
An advertisement promises a one day cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a 25 cent price, a W Grover signature on each box, and a money back refund if the remedy fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bk. W. Grover
Consideration of Canal Bill Postponed
Washington Republicans defer action on the Nicaragua canal bill awaiting Britain’s stance on the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. The caucus urged delaying a specific day for debate while Britain clarifies its position, though several senators signaled they would press consideration if a motion arises.
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Washington
Nicaragua Canal
Moreau
Great Britain
Allison
Morgan
Senate
Lodge
England
Platt
New York
Simon
Foster
Bard
Harlan
Porto Rico
Spain
Philippine Islands
Business
Republican
Republian
United States
Bricklayers Union Reports 90 New Locales
Reports show Chief Organizer O'Dea presented the forenoon session of the convention. The document states 90 unions have been organized during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
O'Dea
The
Bricklayers and Masons’ International Union
National Live Stock Association Concludes in Salt Lake City
The four day National Live Stock Association convention in Salt Lake City closes with Chicago chosen as next meeting site. President Springer receives a gold watch amid thanks from delegates. resolutions urge irrigation expansion and federal action on cattle health and inspections.
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Salt Lake
Utah
National Live Stock Association
Chicago
Springer
George R. Maxwell
United States
India
Egypt
Gavin
Mexico
F. E. Sandburn
Omaha
Carey
Wyoming
Sistant
James Wilson
Dairymen’s Union
Senate
V. A. Norgaard
Washington City
Bureau of Animal Industry
A. J. Knollin
Idaho
George B. van Norman
Illinois
Association
America
the Elks
Christiansen Hall
Army Reorganization Bill Passed by the Senate
The Senate approves a reorganization bill with honors bestowed on the naval and military establishments. The Kaiser celebrates the fleet's revival, orders a signature facsimile on naval sword knots, and allocates ceremonial honors including a bronze statue at Kiel. Monarchic ceremonies follow with coronation rituals and noble titles awarded. Four Democrats voted yes. Senator Hoar was paired.
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Senator Hoar
Quiet in Corbin as troops withdraw after riot
Corbin Ky Jan 18 troops left town after arrest of five Shotwell and White men who shot the Shotwell patriarch Wednesday. Funerals held for three killed. Judge Wilder opened coroner’s inquiry into the dynamiting of the White store and Cox murder with witnesses including Rob White.
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Corbin
Williamsburg
Rollo White
Shotwell
James Shotwell
Rockhold
Sutton Farris
Susan Cox
Grays
Judge Wilder
Cox
Rob White
Bill White
Old Man Shotwell
White
Parrot Silver and Copper v Heinze Mining Case in Supreme Court
Special Dispatch from Helena reports the Montana Supreme Court heard the Parrot Silver and Copper company versus F A Heinze and others in Silver Bow county. The appeal concerns whether the Nipper vein crosses end lines or side lines of the Adventure ground. The court also dismissed Lake versus Lake from Silver Bow.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Parrot Silver and Copper Company
F. A
A. P. Heinze
Yeasterday
Heinzes
Parrot
Parrot Company
Lake Vs. Lake
Silver Bow
Nation Dismissed as Psychiatric Delusion Governs Case
County Attorney Conley dismisses the charge against Mrs. Carrie Nation. He states she is practically irresponsible due to a delusion and impaired mind. He adds further confinement would not improve her condition of mind.
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Wichita
Kan
Conley
Carrie Nation
Frank J. Ruhlman Settles Hotel Defrauding Charge
Special Dispatch to the Sandard Helena Jan 18 Frank J Ruhlman arrested at the Montana Central depot en route from Great Falls to Battle on a charge of defrauding a Great Falls hotel keeper was released from the county jail after a settlement He claims the arrest stemmed from a misunderstanding and that he never intended to defraud the hotel man having funds due at the railroad office to be turned over to his creditor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandard
New Trial Denied in Ford Assault Case
Judge Henry C. Smith in the district court denied a new trial to A. W. Ford who was convicted months ago of assaulting his daughter and sentenced to 40 years in the state penitentiary.
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Helena
Henry CC. Smith
District Court
A. W. Ford
State Penitentiary
General Andrew Jackson McKay Dies in New York
General Andrew Jackson McKay, veteran of the Civil War and former quartermaster general on General George W. Thomas’s staff in the Army of the Cumberland, died in New York today.
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New York
Andrew Jackson McKay
George W. Thomas
Compliments for William Honor McKinley Bicentennial
Berlin dispatch reports United States Ambassador White presenting McKinley’s congratulations to Emperor William on the bicentennial of Frederick I’s coronation. The court reception at the schloss included new knights of Prussia’s orders and a noon service followed by luncheon with foreign representatives.
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Order of the Black Eagle
Prussia
Germany
Brandenburg
Kiel
Charlottenburg
Frederick
William I
William
White Hall
East Prussia
Count Heneckel von Donnersmarck
Berlin
United States
White
McKinley
Frederick I
Knights’ Hall
the Schloss
Order of the Red Eagle
Royal Order of the Crown
Royal Order of the House of Hohenzollern
Emperor William
Hohenzollern
Ambassador White
Opera House
Patti denies American agent negotiating US tour
London January 18 Adelina Patti declares that an American agent is negotiating with her for a concert tour of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Adelina Patti
United States
Army in Philippines to Stay Under Military Control for Years
Washington date January 18 Senate finished voting on the army reorganization bill. Amendments were debated but the measure passed 48 to 23 after house amendments were approved. Debate included preventing liquor sales in the Philippines and limiting imports, with Hale of Maine delivering a pivotal speech.
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Philippines
Gallinger
Washington
Senate
Lindsay
Kentucky
McLaughlin
South Carolina
Morgan
Alabama
Sullivan
Mississippi
Hoar
Massachusetts
Spooner
Wisconsin
Hale
Maine
Conference
Congress
Lodge
Poatoffice Department
Callinger
New Hampshire
United States
Cockrell
Missouri
Islands
Manila
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Vandeerberg
Jennie Porschester
Witthaus
Jennie Bosscheiter
Lee's
Stockton Woolen Mill
Gans & Klein
North Main St
Butte
WMC
Allister
Jennie Bosschierter
Andrew Campbell
Eugene
Emlew
Corbin Quieted
Silver Dow County
Nation
General McKay
Hales
Siegel Clothing Co
Butte, Montana
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