Williams' Slayer Seen Near Buford
Pierce the Glasgow jail breakers survivor said to have killed Deputy Sheriff Williams was sighted near Buford North Carolina by sheep herder Wilson who identified him from description and reported the sighting. Footprints on the riverbank after the Glasgow escape show two men only and Pierce remains unaccounted for.
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The
Standard
Havre
Pierce
Glasgow
Williams
Buford
N. C
Wilson
Hardee
Small
Stranger in Glasgow Linked to Jail Escape Rumor
Pierce, a man likely unknown to the public, may have disguised as a tramp and slipped away from Glasgow on a fright train the night of his jail escape.
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Pierce
Glasgow
Gold Strike Reported on Beaver Creek Idaho
Advices from Mackay Idaho report an immense gold strike on Beaver creek about forty miles above Mackay in Custer county. The three foot vein shows ore values from one hundred to one hundred fifty dollars per ton with development suggesting great extent. Early estimates place the potential yield in the thousands.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Mackay
Beaver Creek
Custer County
Camp bids fall short of Coeur d'Alenes in new effort
Thunder Mountain and nearby districts prepare to enter a fresh discovery in the coming days. Early reports indicate the new camp bids do not match the fame or strength of the Coeur d'Alenes.
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Thunder Mountain
Coeur d'Alenes
Alaska to Build New Railroad to Tanana River
Chicago June 20 The Alaska gold output estimated at 30 million dollars annually will rise with a new railroad from Resurrection bay south coast northward to the Tanana river The Reward Construction company of Chicago secured the contract to build and equip 413 miles of Alaska Central railway from Resurrection bay through the Cook Inlet country to the Sussima valley and up to the Tanana river 150 miles above its junction with the Yukon The company comprises Illinois Michigan and Ohio capitalists.
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Chicago
Alaska
Resurrection Bay
Tanana River
Reward Construction Company of Chicago
Alaska Central Railway
Cook Inlet
Sussima Valley
Yukon
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Three Nations Condemn Servia and Halt Ties
The United States Great Britain and the Netherlands publicly frown on Servia. The three governments act in concert and indicate they have sharply curtailed diplomatic relations with the Kingdom of Servia as Peter King weighs possible measures against the state.
British cut diplomatic ties with Servia amid constitutional upheaval
Belgrade reports Britain has effectively severed relations as Sir G F Bonham plans to depart for England and W G Thesiger steps in to protect British interests. The Servian constitution is gazetted alongside a decree abolishing the April 6 1901 charter and any conflicting ordinances. Foreign Minister Kalievic condemns London’s move while praising the cabinet for patriotism during the crisis.
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Belgrade
Great Britain
Servia
G. F. Bonham
England
W. G. Thesiger
M. Kalievic
London
Elgrade
Peter
Dutch Rep at Belgrade to Align with Britain Policy
The Hague reports the Dutch representative in Belgrade has been instructed to adopt the same stance toward the provisional government of Servia as Great Britain. The move signals coordinated Western recognition and pressure amid the political upheaval in Belgrade.
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the Hague
Belgrade
Great Britain
Servig
US delays recognizing Servian government as Greece envoy to Serbia
The United States, delaying recognition of the new Servian dynasty, will not present credentials to King Peter's government until there is evidence of punishment for the guilty. Mr. Jackson, concurrently minister to Greece and Serbia, has not prepared or presented credentials yet.
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Washington
United States
Oneland
Jackson
Greece
Servia
Peter
Servian Parliamentary Committee Arrives in Geneva
The Servian parliamentary committee arrived at 7:40 p m tonight and was received by King Peter's military chief and the king's secretary before proceeding to their hotel.
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Geneva
Peter
King Peter's Vienna visit and Belgrade return
King Peter arrives in Vienna Tuesday evening and heads to Belgrade via Budapest. Officials warn punishment of assassins may be demanded and fear the army could withdraw royal invitation if officers implicated are not removed. Colonel Mischius, linked to the palace assassination, becomes Belgrade’s military district commandant.
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Vienna
Peter
Budapest
Belgrade
Russia
Selves
Mischius
Doings of the Court at Big Timber June 2
The jury in Money Bros. v Gug ler and Farrington awarded $2 and costs to the plaintiff for grazing sheep on railroad land leased to the plaintiffs. The Wheaton divorce case is postponed to Tuesday, June 23, with local interest and the plaintiff seeking divorce on non-support. The husband may deny ever refusing to support.
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Standard
Big Timber
Money Bros
Gugler and Farrington
Wheaton
Pha
Plainti
Alcohol Ignites and Burns Printing Office Worker
Bogeman June 2 Martin Lundwall of the Avant Courier printing office force was badly burned today while pouring alcohol into a torch on a type machine when the liquid ig nited. His face neck and hands above the wrists suffered severe burns. Eyes and mouth were not injured. Dr M K Praneis dressed the burns and said they should not cause permanent injury.
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The
Standard
Bogeman
Martin Lundwaill
Avant-Courier Printing Office
Lundwall
M, KE
Chattanooga named next meeting site for UVW supreme lodge
St Paul Minnesota reporter notes that on June 20 the supreme lodge of the UVW selected Chattanooga Tennessee as the next meeting place. The announcement follows a prior session and sets a future gathering location for the order.
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St. Paul
Mina
Chattanooga
Tenn
Supreme Lodge of
In A Co
UV. W
Murder may involve two governments
Anthony Swensen is believed murdered by Newton Brown at a copper mine in Atil Sonora Mexico. Attorney Foley plans to request a Mexican government investigation via Consul Andrade in Los Angeles and may seek US action if results are delayed. Swensen and Brown were business partners. Brown reportedly vanished weeks earlier and may have killed Swensen upon his arrival.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Anthony Swensen
Newton Brown
Atil
Mexico
Sonora
John H. Foley
Swensen
Senor Andrade
Hay
United States
Brown
Sngs A
Foley
Altara
Ngo Brown
Ryan Brothers Cattle Case Reaches Settlement Progress
Attorneys for the Ryan Brothers Cattle Company Rosenbaum Bros and the First National Bank Leavenworth agree to a stipulation testing the validity of a chattel mortgage and appoint a receiver to manage stock. Fred W Handle named receiver bond set at 10000 with orders to transfer stock to the receiver across Yellowstone Rosebud and Fergus counties. About 150000 involved in the suits and a judge has signed the order directing sheriffs to surrender stock to the receiver.
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Standhard Billings
Ryan Brothers Cattle Company
Rosenbaum Bros
Chicago
First National Bank of
Cattle Company
Leavenworth Bank
Tme
Fred W. Handle
Musselshell Crossing
Fergus
Handie
Wil
Billings
Cattle Company Reaches Settlement Outline In Months
The agreement is signed by W. M. Johnston for Rosenbaum Bros and O. F. Goddard and J. R. Middleton for the cattle company, with Blackford & Blackford representing the Leavenworth bank, aiming to straighten out the matter within a few months.
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Cattle Company
W. M. Johnston
Rosenbaum Bros
O. F. Goddard
J. R. Middleton
The
Blackford & Blackford
Leavenworth Bank
Cardinal Vaughan Dies in London After Prolonged Illness
The Very Rev. Herbert Vaughan, cardinal and archbishop of Westminster, died at midnight after weeks of heart failure and dropsy. He founded St Joseph's College in London with funds from America and elsewhere and had appeared there in full cardinal robes just days earlier.
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London
Herbert Vaughan
Westminster
Bath
St. Joseph's College
America
St Joseph's College
Carding Vaughan
Pope learns of Cardinal Vaughan death after delay
In Rome on June 20 Dr Lapponi ordered all access to the pope to withhold the demise of Cardinal Vaughan fearing impact on the venerable prelate. The pontiff only learned of the death this evening and was deeply grieved kneeling in prayer for the cardinal’s soul.
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Rome
Lapponi
Vaughan
Cardinal Vaughan
Haggin Sells Colts at Good Figures
New York June 20 The Haggin sale of El Mendorff yearlings at Sheepshead Bay saw a decision to withhold fillies and market only colts. Prices reached top levels with Bennington purchases led by a $16,000 son of Imp Rapallo-Imp Mrs Delaney, the season’s high. Other notable sums included several newtons and bidders like A Shields and J Fleischman in a strong sale for yearling Colts.
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New York
el Mendorff
Sheepshead Bay
Haggin
Senton Bennington
Rapallo
Imp. Juvenal-Koumiss
Newton Bennington
Salvator-Merriden
Imp
Rbathampton- Fadie
Arle-Swift
G. H. Morris
A. Shields
Ch. E
J. Fleischman
Rapallo- Woodruff Lass
Venezuelan Government Makes Partial German Claims Payment
Caracas reports the government paid Germany sixty thousand dollars this month under a protocol for partial settlement of German claims against Venezuela. The payment aligns with ongoing negotiations and follows a June 2 report.
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Caracas
Germany
Venezuela
Billings Elects J R Bevis Principal in City Budget Move
Billings voters elect J R Bevis of Chicago as principal in a city budget reshaping effort. The decision comes amid ongoing discussions on school leadership and local governance.
School board delays decision on Bevis appointment
Ira L. Whitney, clerk of the board, wired Professor Bevis after noon about accepting or rejecting the proffered position as successor to K. H. Daniels who will move to Missoula. Bevis has taught in Quincy Illinois and Chicago for several years.
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Palehip
Billings High School
K. H. Daniels
Missoula
Ira L. Whitney
Bevis
Quincy
Nil
Chicago
Woman admits killing husband in self defense at Pomeroy trial
Amanda De Lar gue testified at Pomeroy that she killed her husband with an axe and buried the body and saddle in the yard on September 23, 1902. She said he attacked her at bedside and in the yard before she struck him, claiming self defense and denying malice. She was twenty years older than him.
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Spokane
Amanda de Largue
Pomeroy
Spokane gambler Pritz Derrick cites habeas corpus ruling
Olympia date June 20. The supreme court ordered a writ of habeas corpus for Pritz Derrick of Spokane who is under sentence for violating the gambling felony law. The writ is returnable July 1. The petition tests the law’s constitutionality as gamblers push the challenge.
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Olympia
Wash
Supreme Court
Pritz Derrick
Spokane
Deitrick
Policeman Killed During Arrest Attempt in New Rochelle
In New Rochelle Rochelle park residence section a detective officer was shot and killed while trying to arrest a mysterious man. The suspect escaped.
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New York
Fashionable Rochelle Park
New Rochelle
Hera
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Him
King
Peter OF
Holland
Uncle Sam
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Ianite
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