Manhunt for Tony Jolly Jenkins in Montana woods
News reports a growing search for Tony Jolly Jenkins in and around Helmville Montana. Sheriff Gibson and local residents pursue him as a horse thief armed with a Winchester and two revolvers while a horse theft ring and forced meals at camps surface in the Amber to Drummond region. A manhunt unfolds as horses vanish and Jolly is last seen near Cottonwood Creek and Mooge Creek country.
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Passive Resistance Affects Austrian Rail Traffic
Vienna reports continued passive resistance by railway workers expands and harms rail service to France and Germany. A ministerial notice blocks further talks until the workers end the strike. The disruption grows as negotiations stall and operations suffer across Austria and neighboring routes.
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No Draft Reimbursement Law Yet Claimed by Inquiries
Washington officials report no enacted statute to reimburse individuals who paid money to be exempt from the draft. Pension officials say reports and proposed legislation prompting such questions have not been supported by any law.
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WAGTE CONFERE NCE AT THE HAGUE LOOMS
St. Petersburg reports near full acceptance of Nicholas II’s invitation to the second peace conference at The Hague. Russia prepares a draft programme to be considered by delegates, with May tentatively set for the meeting.
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Wabash Railway Surgeons Hear Bright's Disease Rise
In a meeting of about 200 surgeons from the Wabash Transportation Surgical Association last night, Dr. T. No Hogart of Excelator Springs MA addressed members warning that Bright's disease is increasing among railroad engineers conductors and other workers.
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Skeleton Found in Mountains Near Evang Identified
In Great Falls on November 10 Chief Fonter and B. W. Kelly returned from the Evang mountains with the remains of Edward P. Cattell who vanished May 1, 1901. Two boys Pontet and Kelly found the skeleton in a canyon near Evang last Tuesday. Identification relied on skull shape, high cheek bones, and dental clues.
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Cattell Disappearance Solved With Skeleton Found Near Great Falls
Skeleton discovered in a remote coulee three miles from habitation prompts inquiry into Cattell disappearance. Remains include a knife and clothing remnants. Father, a retired British colonel in Warrensford Ireland, and his wife, a Dublin barrister's spouse, are asked to send disposition instructions. Fractured bone suggests inability to escape and starvation while weather ranged to 44 below in Great Falls. Cattell, aged three at disappearance in 1895, had lived in Great Falls since arriving from Ireland and worked for Boston & Montana amelators before ranch work near Evang. He was Rugby educated and noted for intelligence.
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Tragic Jump From Store Window In Chicago
On November 10 a Detroit woman Jumped from a sixth story window of a major department store on State street in Chicago. She was killed instantly as onlookers narrowly escaped the falling body and debris.
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Prosecution of Unlicensed Insurance Brokers Planned
Jefferson City Mo Nov 10 State Superintendent Vandiver will prosecute insurance brokers doing business without a license. He notes more than 400 brokers in St Louis alone and only 167 licensed. Portland Ore Nov 10 A Jewish colony committee raised 5000 in under two hours for relief of Jews in Russia and sent funds to New York with promises of more.
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Barkentine Andromeda Arrives in Sidney with Lumber Load
Merchants Exchange reports the barkentine Andromeda reached Sidney with a lumber cargo after stormy seas. The ship lost her jin hoom and two topmasts in transit, with reinsurrance quoted at 45 percent. Meanwhile Chicago mayor Dunne calls for a December convention to craft new chatter for the city.
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