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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1902
Page
1
A man believed behind the Bearmouth robbery and the Northern Pacific train hold up fatally struck by a moving car near the Oakland mole. He is suspected in killing the engineer and rifling the mail.
In Oakland California on November 22 Valdermar Vogt about 25 is found dead at the morgue after being struck while walking along the Oakland mole. His companion Karl Smith from Portland is in a receiving hospital with a broken leg and other injuries. Police link Vogt to a Bearmouth Montana robbery via a notebook copy of a capture notice and possession of Northern Pacific money order stubs.
In a Patnaker case from November 22, Mrs. Nerling admits killing Patnaker woman and son James Conn after strikes with a hammer and a later gunshot. Authorities report injuries to Mrs Nerling and note earlier statements about possible insanity and the Affidavit of motive.
Police report indicates no proof of blackmail in the case after initial inquiries. Investigators say no suspect has been identified and the investigation remains open with scant new leads.
Police admit no progress toward solving the mysterious death of Mrs. Gore. Russian circle favors accident theory while advocate Crupps seeks release for De Rydewski, with Russian embassy officials and American officers weighing the case. A bombshell check for $60 found, burial planned, and a possible will in New York awaits magistrate review.
Special Dispatch reports Judge Hayes began a preliminary hearing for William Piper charged with assault on the 14 year old daughter of James Van Hamm. The witness described the attack while Dr. Pixley testified on the girl's condition. Piper' s counsel questioned nearby residences and movements. case continued to Monday due to missing witnesses.
Yale dominates Harvard 25 to 0 in a sunlit Thanksgiving clash at New Haven with Yale’s Chadwick Kinney and Howan scoring and Rockwell directing plays. Yale outgained Harvard in rushing 185 yards to 70 in the first half and 212 yards to 130 in the second, while Harvards offense fails to cross Yale’s 22 yard line after halftime.
Former Valley county sheriff R L Conaster died in a drowning accident on a hunting trip near the Ninth Point of the Missouri River. Whalen was rescued. Conaster disappeared after the boat capsized as the party drifted 60 miles above their intended stop. Conaster served as sheriff and later town marshal of Glasgow.
An obituary notes the death of Herr Krupp after a brief illness described as apoplexy. The piece reflects on his life as a prominent industrialist and condemns sensationalist speculation about hastening his end.
Herr Krupp the wealthiest man in Germany died suddenly at his villa near Essen from apoplexy. The Krupp works halted as officials announced the death while speculation swirled about possible motives linked to recent press reports. The Kaiser and Berlin society had long favored Krupp, who held influence over shipyards and arms production.
Ashland Wisconsin scene as Central ore dock collapses after a fire. Dozens of firemen and dock workers were present. several injured, with Gus Anderson and William Lindon named among the dead. The dock, valued at about $23,000, fell into twenty feet of water, taking the tramway engine with it.
An anonymous letter received by Mrs BF Regan wife of the Spokane railway superintendent claims Egan's body will be found about a mile and a half from Belton Montana, covered with brush. Railway officials express doubt but treat the note as possibly from a trance medium while the Great Northern search for Superintendent Egan continues toward a expected Monday evening conclusion.
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