Merchant Tong Faces Deportation Over Entry Certificate
Ah Tong a Chinese merchant detained in Kalispell is charged with illegal entry to the United States. The case hinges on whether a merchant may stay without a government certificate if not entering via a designated port. Judge Hiram Knowles likely to rule after further proceedings.
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Bpecia
Can & Chinaman
United States
Treasury Department
China
Hiram Knowles
Erres
Ie ‘Sterling
Loeb
United
Eee
Knowles
Eis
Ah Tong
Dominion
Cana
British Columbia
Wington
Montana Gna
Yung Mune & Co
Colorado Street
Butte
Yung Lung
Tong
Vancouver
B. C
Newson
Kalispell
An Tong
Helena
Libel Case Faced By Indian Campanion Writer
William Re Draper, a Philadelphia city newspaper correspondent, was brought before the criminal court on a fugitive from justice charge. The case concerns an alleged illicit article about an Indian woman named White Buffalo published in the Philadelphia North American last July, written in Wichita, Kansas. Proceedings were postponed by mutual consent. White Buffalo was educated at the Carlisle Indian School, with Van Valkenburg and Emory Foster, Sunday editor, present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Re Draper
Court of Criminal Correction
Draper
White Buffalo Oklahoma Tereitors
Philadelphia
Wichita
Kan
Manor van Valkenburg
Emory Fosster
White Buffalo
Cat Tria Prath
Carlisie
Buffalo
Murderous Path From Indian School to River of Fear
The report alleges a chain of violent acts starting with Gorton of Philadelphia and White Buffalo, said to be sent to the government Indian school at Carlisle. It recounts a murder spree involving Macy Andrews, Annie Dennis, Maud Filia, and a brutal knife attack, with a judge named James referenced as the killer.
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Gorton
Philad
Huffalo
Carll Grove
Macy Andrews
Annie Dennis
Maud Filia
James
Local authority to investigate local authority to investigate
A garbled report from an early wire service describes a local authority seeking permission from the state department to have Talley, secretary of the United States legation, testify before a district court in a case involving a Guatemalan incident. The department waived immunity, allowing the inquiry to proceed.
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Hero Overald Imny Odtrey
Miotogram
1Tate Department
United States
Min- Ther
Missing Cincinnati man linked to Providence agency dies mystery
The report notes a Cincinnati man once connected with a Providence based agency vanished three months ago. His wife and friends claimed he sought wealth, and investigators questioned a scheme involving a 6.0 fortune and an insurance contact. His wife, Keng Reed, is described as blind.
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Cincinnat
Cormeriy
Providence
Mnettre Tamaranes Company
Cincinnati
Fo Braates
Hein
Monroe Doctrine Raised Over Venezuela Crisis
Germany and Britain press claims against Venezuela while the United States states it will respect the Monroe Doctrine. The two powers warn rapid action may come, though no timetable is set as foreign offices clarify intent amid tensions. Berlin reflects cautious diplomacy as events unfold.
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Germany
Great
Yon Jon
United States
Gndv
Berlin
Harris Had Many Ill Omens and Legal Troubles
The report notes a pending murder trial of Lewis Me itayden for Mam Menride’s killing, awaiting scheduling in the county court. It mentions Harris leading the prosecution and lawyer W At Johnsons defending Hayden, with coincidental ties to Harris’s earlier murder case in Yellowmane county. Also referenced are local crime notes including a quarrel and a murder, a sentencing, and an appeal to the supreme court and a governor's denial.
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Suy Spillings
Lewis Me Itayden
Mam Menride
Atte Court
Gary E ‘Ue
Etect Harris
Harris
Yellowmane
W At Johnsons
Hayden
Hare Hig Feet
Ula County
William Brooke
Mie Brooks
Henry the Negra
Brurdster
Fardereran
Supreme Court
Dunn shoots in a railroad feud ends in murder
Eureka Utah Nov 26 Tarney points a night base in a railroad construction cup on the Oregon Short Line was brought to this city today jailed charged with the murder of William Dryburn Meron one of the Work trains The shooting followed a dispute over marksmanship Dryburn challenged Dunn to shoot his bat off Dunn fired tearing Dryburn in the forehead and killing him instantly Dunn claims to be nephew of Edward Corrigan the Chicago horseman Two engines crashed into a street car later killing a conductor and injuring a passenger in Indianapolis
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Eureka
Utah
Tarney Puntos
Oregon
William Drybut
Personal letter filed convicts go on strike in Montana
In a Madison county case the court ordered that a letter by attorney M Duncan be filed in the reinstatement matter of William Newton, previously disbarred for embezzlement and assault. Newton’s conviction details from Silver Bow county were noted, and judges consider his reinstatement while county officials press for his removal from practice. Meanwhile, reports reach from Victoria of convicts striking at Alexandrovsk demanding humane treatment, with widespread suffering and deaths.
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Supreme Court
M.D
Ison County
Pigott
William Newton
William Newton Hay Pett- Chonell
Supreme
W. A. Clark
Silver Bow
Newton
Ton
Niweast
Taree
Torneys
Merarn Breen
Dancan
Duncan
Madison County
Duatice
Vreina City
Mont
Eald M. Duncan
Galt
Peter Bresn
Silver
Silver Fw Founty
Victoria
B. C
Olympia
Orient
Siberian
Alexandrovsk
Shanghai
Siberia
Allie
Koktachetavsk
Siam
Jenten
Sian
Floey Khiong
Payao
Jeneen
Makar River
Sehere
Shans
Leavin Gener
Wan
Chulalon
Jensen
Ainet
Jonie Korn
Fhother
Denmar
Hongkong
China
Hunan
Tonin Islands
Bonin Islands
Yorunama
Japan
Konasawa
Eruption Triggers Evacuation in Kingston and Inire
Reported volcanic activity forces evacuations in Kingston and Inire on Vincent West. Telephonic lines cut, underground rumblings heard, and dark ash Clouds drift over the crater following the major eruption on October 18.
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Kingston
St. Vincenvinent
Inire
West Vincent
Directors Meet in Butte for Bear Gulch Dispute
Special dispatch from Blanchard reports a meeting in Butte this week of stockholders Bethe Hear Guten and Gold King Min fig companies and others to settle the Bear Gulch dispute. The Bear Gulch property is in receivership with Alex Livingston. The Revenue mill and new Sail project will be commissioned and 89 stamps will be active next season. A separate note from Wowistown covers John Boarman’s arrest for forcible eating, his release after payment of fines, and William Roo’s death after a long illness. Bungay’s wife survives.
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Blanchard
Livingston
Butte
Bethe Hear Guten
Hear Gulch Company
Kimberley Tus
Tyan
Rat
Bear Gulch Company
Teie
Emperor follows hearse on foot at Krupp burial
Nov 2 In Prussia remains of Krupp were buried today as crowds filled the Old Grandfather Hand home route to the cemetery. The emperor W Tam walked beside the hearse in a display of mourning. Reports claim the crowd reflected the nation’s grief amid allegations against the modal democratic charges. A New York dispatch noted Roosevelt leading a contingent of troops in a related scene. Coroner Tate announced the jury verdict in the Piper Dan McEwan death case: death from natural causes.
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Fesen
Prussia
W Tam
Hand
Baten
Klingmann
Miho
Standardites
Tateman I
Etna
Dan” McEwan
Theerdiet
Western Union seeks injunction over Pennsylvania Railroad rights
The Western Union Telegraph Company seeks a court injunction to restrain the Pennsylvania Railroad from removing its poles and wires, alleging an expired contract and asserting extensive operations with millions of messages daily. An additional bill and bond of 1000000 are filed, and Judge Burlington will hear the injunction while pending compensation for privileges is determined.
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Pittsboro
Western Union Pany
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
BuMington
Parpse
Western Union Company
Petatut Company
PalMbostal ‘Telegraph and Cable Company
United States
Pennsylvania
Feas
Tee Railroad Company
Telegraph Company
Kraph
Sei Archy
Burington
Tin Naded Home Returns to Allendales Past
A fragment notes a person returning to Tin Naded to spend six weeks but abandoning interest in the Allendales and their relatives and children.
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Tinnaded
Allendales
Death of W H Vail Mystery Deepens Inquest
Miles City reports the coroner's jury hear testimony on the death of W H Vail. An autopsy found a bullet entry near the cabin, suggesting it passed through the body. The bullet matched Vail's gun type, and powder residue was not found on skin or clothing. Experiments showed a shooter would need a near ground position to cause the wound. The jury toured the scene and will hear further testimony.
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Standard
Miles City
W. H. Vail
Dre. Bruning
Andrus
Johnston
Deputy Sheriff Simon Arrested on Assault Charge
Forsyth district reports Deputy Sheriff Simon arrested at Myers Station on November 4 charged with assault in the first degree. Warrant issued by Justice Debuge and sworn by W. J. Nix. bail set at 250 dollars. Preliminary hearing scheduled for next day at 10 o'clock. Simon held in the Mageery jail awaiting district court action. Judge Carpenter in Denver presiding over criminal division to review goods in the city with a jury returnable next Wednesday.
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Forsyth
Sw. H. Simon
Colon
Myers Station
Tetary
Worober’ Tray
Jiante
Inetharge
Afr
Simon
W. J. Nix
Who
Teya
Noho
Mageery
Mure
Miller
Carpenter
Denver
Shot by Robber Leaves Man Dead in Alatom Alley
A man identified as Rchane was shot by one of two robbers during a street hold up in Alatom. The victim died from the injury at the scene as investigators work to locate the assailants. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.
Bank Looters Shoot Guard in Michigan Robbery
Warren Michigan reports a gang robs Warren Bank blowing the safe. Clint Osborne, part proprietor of a gene store, is shot and killed after fleeing along the street. burglars escape. Other unrelated notes from Dallas and Colfax describe bank and post office robberies with loot.
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Warren, Mich
Clint Osborne
Warren Bank
Osborne
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Lewinton
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Tom Shaw Hag
Foun A.drake
Chicago
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Mr. Drake
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Ine Mercer
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Frank Sweeney
John Heckman
Indianapolis
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Cascade Mount
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Lewistown
Stannara
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Jektont
Hive
T Livingston
San Juan
New York
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Roosevelt
Verests
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Duke of York
Oxford
Siegel
Sho Dai
Heaph Company
Mullinge
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Allendate Distri
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Charse Yeverday
Burla
LM. Vail
Rchane
Akram
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