Jury views 14 charred and mutilated bodies in Arizona wreck
A coroner jury in Tucson examines the Southern Pacific collision near Vails that killed 21 and injured 21. Witnesses describe a grim morgue with 14 charred bodies awaiting identification including a man and woman identified as Eugene P Willard and his wife of San Francisco by a pocket knife bearing the name Willard.
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Tucson
Ariz
Southern Pacific
Vails
Eugene P. Willard
San Francisco
Janowski Found Guilty of Murder in First Degree
Charles Janowski was found guilty of murdering Ignatz Wiorkowski with a jury recommending mercy. He decamped from the home, then killed the husband after being ordered to leave. The defense argued hypnosis by Mrs. Wiorkowski. experts testified on influence. Mrs. Wiorkowski is jailed on aiding in the crime.
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Cleveland
Charles Janowski
Ignatz Wiotkowski
Janowski
Wiurkowski
Second Warden Accused in Serious Charge Against Female Convie
In a developing case at the prison system, a second warden faces a serious accusation concerning a female convict. Details remain sparse as investigators review the incident and potential charges.
Investigators to Probe Oregon Prison Scandal Involving Warden
Mrs. Trose Carlisle, one of two female convicts at the state penitentiary, says she is in a delicate condition. Second Warden A. C. Dilley and druggist Gordon Hull are suspended by Governor Chamberlain pending a full investigation into the case and Hull is implicated by the testimony.
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Salem Sage
Trose Carlisle
Bust of McKinley Unveiled at Baltimore Post Office
In Baltimore on January 29 the Post Office McKinley Memorial association unveiled a bust of the late President McKinley in the city post office.
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Baltimore
McKinley
Postoffice McKinley Memorial Association
Four Die in Packing Plant Explosion in Fort Wayne
Four men killed a fatally injured and three others seriously hurt when an Eckart Packing plant section exploded at 7 AM in Fort Wayne Indiana. The blast likely stemmed from natural gas buildup in the cellar, burying workers amid flames and ammonia. Property loss estimated at $15000.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Conrad Miller
John Yobst
William Kintz
John Kolbach
Clem Keller
Murdered man found on railway tracks in Dearborn
A middle aged German or Pole, unidentified, was stabbed to death and his body placed on the Detroit Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor electric road tracks to cover up the crime. A Detroit bound car ran over the body last night and morgue exams revealed two deep breast stabs likely from a dagger.
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Dearborn
Mich
Detroit
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Acquittal in War Crimes Trial of Major Edwin F. Glenn
Major Edwin F. Glenn of the Fifth Infantry was acquitted by court martial of unlawfully killing prisoners of war. The verdict was popular and Glenn was ordered to return to duty.
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Manila
Edwin FE. Glenn
Fifth Infantry
Glenn
Memorial for Mrs McKinley Presented in Canton
In Canton Ohio on January 29 a handsome memorial was presented to Mrs McKinley this afternoon by a committee from the society of Sons of the American Revelation.
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Canton
Ohio
McKinley
Society of Sons of the American Revelation
Socialist Ticket Named in Butte Spring City Convention
Socialists in Butte held a city convention at the Silver Bow Trades and Labor hall and nominated a full city ticket with J W Dale for treasurer and Mike McCormick for police magistrate, along with a 24 member central committee. The platform urged working class action to overturn capitalism.
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Butte
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Paddy McMahon
McMahon
P. A. Leamy
J. W. Dale
Michael Mccormick
Harney’s Three Orders Strange Conduct of the Jukani
In a vintage game report, Harney issues three orders amid surprising conduct by the Jukani during the Yankee Royale event. The piece outlines team actions, stakes, and the reaction of officials.
Attorny McBride Testifies on Harney Case Hearing
Robert McBride of Butte testified about the Yankee Roy case before the House Judiciary Committee. He detailed Judge Harney's three notable orders including a written stay and an inspection, the drunken condition of the judge at home, and the lack of formal service of the order to him or Geyman amid tense proceedings. Another session is set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Clough
Supreme Court
Yankee Bay
Harney
Chicago Record- Herald
Reveille
Ada Brackett
White
House
Penitentiary and Insane Asylum
Miles
Farmer
Giltinan
Williams
Lehson
R. C
Bricklayers’ and Masons
Great Falls
Mil and Smeltermen’s Union
No. Ili
Anaconda
Gail Laughlin
Self
Dwight
H. Loundes Maury
Butte
H. L. Frank
Frank
Lynch
Miller
Pearson
Superintendent of Instruction
Schwend
State University
Missoula
C. Kolb
E. Forster
Pretender Buhamara Repulsed and Retreating from Fez
A Tangier dispatch reports Buhamara, the Moroccan throne claimant, repulsed and retreating rapidly. Madrid says Spain learned the Moorish pretender was advancing on Fez as rumors of a major battle near Feg circulated.
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Madrid
Imparcial
Tangier
Buhamara
Morocco
Fez
Feg
Path Not Strewn With Hules and Honeysuckles
Gangner's semi monthly pay bill returns to the judiciary committee. The speaker sharply rebukes its father for using unparliamentary language on the House floor.
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Gangner
Judiciary Committee
Montana House Debates Bills on Semi Month Pay and Cash Wages
Helena January session centers on labor committee report. House bills would require semi monthly pay and payment in lawful money, but both face indefinite postponement after clashes over cost and laborer rights. Lawmakers warn against limiting contracts and aiding garnishments, while insisting on constitutional protections and existing wage liens.
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Standard
Helena
Gangner
Deer Lodge
Morrissey
United States
Labor Committee
White
Miller
Judiciary Committee
Silver Bow
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