Revelations In Calhoun's Trial
A Calhoun trial delivers remarkable disclosures in court with intense testimony and dramatic developments. Authorities and defense teams respond as key witnesses provide new details impacting the case.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1909
Page
11
A Calhoun trial delivers remarkable disclosures in court with intense testimony and dramatic developments. Authorities and defense teams respond as key witnesses provide new details impacting the case.
The Patrick Calhoun bribery case before Judge Lawlor reveals alleged conspiracies, witness bribery, and detective clashes as the United Railroads case nears a possible evidence showdown. Key figures include Patrick Calhoun and Francis J. Heney amid claims over seized papers and dynamiting threats.
A major robbery involved men using an automobile to commit bold holdups. The incident details emphasize a sizable theft carried out with a vehicle as the principal tool.
After a train holdup three miles west of Omaha, thieves vanished as police and sheriffs scour a wide area. Mail pouches were opened and looted, with one foreign pouch found. investigators race to identify three masked suspects seen fleeing toward Omaha or South Omaha.
In Manhattan Kansas on May 3 Miss Gladys Trish of Manhattan and Walter Goddard of Minneapolis were drowned when a boat capsized after hitting a snag in the Blue River. Both were students at Kansas Agricultural College.
Through Burlington Northern Pacific train inaugurates service from St. Louis to the North Pacific coast with no car changes. Schedule lists Kansas City departure Monday at 10:30 am and arrivals in Billings Spokane Portland Seattle and Tacoma across several days. The new run shortens previous travel time by about two hours.
Oscar S. Straus former secretary of commerce and labor and Turkey envoy delivered the keynote at a Roosevelt administration window dedication at the Metropolitan temple. He hailed Theodore Roosevelt praising his broad vision and connection with the common people noting his leadership during times of transition.
The King and Queen of England toured Malta’s St John’s Cathedral last month. They were greeted by the archbishop and chapter and shown the full building adorned with 500 marble mosaic slabs. The ceiling features paintings of John the Baptist life and side chapels honor past grand masters. records note French plunder in the past.
Harry Thaw and his mother Mary Thaw issued statements denying Clifford Hartridge’s affidavit claiming he spent about 40000 hush money to quiet potential injurers. Hartridge sues for about 70000 in fees and expenses, with over 40000 allegedly paid as hush money. Harry Thaw remains in Matteawan asylum, with his mother defending him.
May 23 report from Cape Haytien describes General Camacho and General Quirito Felice joining to overthrow the government. They attacked and seized Guayabin and Dajabon on the Haytien frontier, with the Dajabon river marking the northwest boundary between Hayti and the Dominican republic.
Mrs. Alice Mary Koehler, wife of William G. Koehler and mother of local residents, ended her life by leaping into the Missoula Water Company reservoir. Her husband found a slipper and revolver, and coroner Kendrick recovered the body after hours of searching. Temporary insanity is suspected as the motive.
Augusta Georgia May 23 The Georgia railroad is completely halted by the firemen strike. Management says it has the men trains and equipment to move when the state provides protection for property and employees and is ready to act.
Denver hosts the general assembly with nine devotional services. Moderator Dr. James M. Barkley delivered the annual sermon at Central Presbyterian Church. Rain impacted the planned children's parade and five meetings followed in various churches focusing on Christian education youth groups and Sabbath observance.
Washington May 23. Reports on Taft offering the minister to China to John Hays Hammond are unconfirmed but believed to be possible. Speculation centers on whether Hammond would leave his business ties in the United States to accept. Officials could not confirm the offer.
A reservation crime report details a murder case involving two Crow Indians. Investigators describe the incident as unusual for the area and name the suspects or motives under investigation.
Federal grand jury at Helena indicted George Thomas and Comes From War Pretty for first degree murder in the death of Hairy Wolf on the Crow reservation near Crow agency. Strychnine poison was mixed with Wolf’s food at the wife’s solicitation after Thomas wooed her, with details of a social gathering and poisoned berries revealing the alleged plot.
A traffic wreck near Cascade left one person dead and four injured. Authorities investigate the crash and assess road conditions and involved vehicles.
Great Falls dispatch reports 800 feet of track washed out three miles west of Cascade trapping a locomotive and eight freight cars in the Missouri River. Engineer Charles Sieben was badly hurt, fireman Haeska bruised, conductor John Livingston and others injured. Rail service suspended briefly. passenger train No. 237 was stopped in time to avoid a second wreck. W. A. Rogers died likely crushed or drowned.
Dublin May 23. Matthew Cummings president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in the United States and Rev Father P H O Donnell Massachusetts state chaplain, who spent six weeks in Ireland as delegates, were honored at a farewell banquet at the Gresham hotel by the Gaelic league. A reception followed with Sinn Fein members in attendance.
In Ottumwa George Edwards, a Black husband, killed his wife a white woman and then himself after she refused to return to life with him and their two children. The slaying occurred in Des Moines on May 23.
Washington May 23 An international conference of meteorologists in London on June 21 will debate wireless storm warnings worldwide and a uniform marine storm signal system. The United States will be represented by Willis L. Moore as head of the weather bureau.
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