Miner Shot and Killed in Butte Mine Tragedy
W J McCaine a Butte miner was shot and killed in a mine likely by fellow miner Patrick F Hayes The incident appears to be a fatal altercation within the mining site authorities investigate suspect in custody and no motives released yet
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W. J. McCaine
Butte
Patrick F. Hayes
Murder in Parker boarding house shocks community
William J. McCaine was shot dead at 5:30 PM behind the Parker boarding house by Patrick F. Hayes who fled as officers pursue him. Hayes, a miner and former Spanish American War sergeant, is believed to have fired after an argument over words condemning the act of striking a woman. Coroner to hold an inquest while witnesses describe a premeditated killing in which McCaine sank by a stove, leaving Hayes at large with the revolver hidden under the rear porch.
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Parker
East Gagnon Street
William J. McCaine
Harrington & Richardson
Patrick F. Hayes
McCaine
Hayes
Parker House
Duggan
Ireland
Newton Upper Falls
Mass
J. Gallock
Castle Warren
Donewona
Tyrone
Dublin Gulch
T. F. King
Parrot Mine
Butte
New York City
Poston
King
6Th New York Infantry
Develin
Johnson
Annie Keefe
Eefes
Parker Lodging House
Gagnon Street
Keefe
Jan
MecCaine
Edward Leary
Reynolds
Annie Joyce
Parker Establishment
Joyce
John McKisee
Annie Rogers
Harry Anderson
Anderson
John Parker
Miss Rogers
Watching Afghanistan After Ameer’s Death Stirs Tense European Stakes
Western powers keep a wary eye as Habibullah Khan takes control in Kabul after Abdur Rahman’s death. Fearing renewed tribal strife, rival princes fled the capital and may plot rebellion, prompting Lord Curzon to safeguard peace and India's northern boundary.
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Europe
Afghanistan
Central Asia
Russia
India
Ameer Abdur Rahman
Great
Britain
Ameer
Abdur Rahman
Habibullah Khan
Pacifica
Lord Curzon
Local man Hayes detained after gunpoint confrontation
Hayes forced Mc Caine upstairs at gunpoint and was arrested after Miss Joyce summoned a policeman. He posted a $25 bond and was released on Friday night. Later, at 7:30, he returned to the Parker house seeking a quarrel.
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Hayes
McCaine
Parker House
Woman shot at lodging house after dispute over conceit
Miss Annie Rogers and Miss Joyce testify that Hayes fired at a woman after denouncing a man who struck a woman. Hayes and roommate King were in the Parker house after drinks at the People's saloon. Police and sheriff's departments work to arrest Hayes, who fled to avoid capture.
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Hayes
McCaine
Annie Rogers
Joyce
King
People’s Saloon
Parker House
Sheriff’s
Pat Crowe offers to surrender in Cudahy kidnap case
Omaha reports Patrick Crowe asked to surrender through a friend. Chief Donahue refused the $50,000 reward but offered to waive it himself, fearing false testimony if the reward remained. Crowe is said to be near Omaha and not with his relatives. Edward A. Cudahy Jr. confirmed officials may withdraw the reward.
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Omaha, Neb
Donahue
Patrick Crowe
Edward A. Cudahy, Jr
Crowe
Omaha
Associated Press
Crowe Surrender Noted in Omaha Kidnap Case
In Omaha on October 12 a legal fight began over James Callahan held for perjury in the Cudahy kidnapping trial. Callahan’s lawyers moved to quash arguing indictment rather than information, with a ruling expected next Thursday. They anticipate Pat Crowe may figure in the case soon.
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Omaha
Neb
James Callahan
Cudahy
Bar
Callahan
Pat Crowe
Red Lodge Enjoined Over Telephone Line Work
Harry Sommers of Rocky Mountain Bell, and lawyers Syd ney Fox and 8 H McIntire, filed for a temporary injunction in Red Lodge. Sommers crew was arrested during line construction and fined up to 395 dollars. The writ restrains city interference until a permanent order is sought on Oct 16.
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Standard
Livingston
Harry Sommers
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Sydney Fox
Red Lodge
H. McIntire
Helana
Henry
Somers
Action Dismissed in Montana War Rant Case
Judge J M Clements in department II of the district court dismissed the action by W J MacHaffie against State Treasurer A H Barret to stop payment of a $5000 warrant to the Independent Publishing company for printing 50000 copies of the report of the commissioner of agriculture labor and industry. MacHaffie alleged the work had been...
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Standard
Helena
J. M. Clements
Department II
District Court Today
W. J. MacHaffie
A. H. Barret
Independent Publishing Company
Commissioner of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Mac Haffie
The Afghan ameer and his bid for a sovereign buffer state
His years of exile in Samarkand ended after 15 years of war and British help under Lord Roberts. He describes ruling with swift, sometimes cruel means to strengthen Afghanistan as a permanent independent buffer state, ready for battle with revolvers and loaded guns at hand.
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Samarkand
Afghanistan
Lord Roberts
Ameer
State supplies bought without contract ruled legal claims
The Independent could not collect for unperformed work. A published bill was allowed by the state board of examiners and a warrant for the full amount was drawn. Judge Clements granted a temporary restraining order on the warrant, which the court dissolved today. The court ruled that supplies bought without a contract are legal state claims despite the attorney general’s opinion.
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State Board of Examiners
Clements
Trial set for Otto Cheneworth in horse theft case
Miles City reports Otto Cheneworth, arrested in Billings for complicity in a 40000 horse theft from the Little Missouri company, will be tried in Medora North Dakota in November or December. If convicted there, he faces no extra charge. if not, he will be returned to Custer County Montana for trial on bringing stolen property into the state.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Otto Cheneworth
Billings
Little Missouri Company
Medora
N. D
North Dakota
Custer County
Montana
T. J. Porter
Dickingon
Box Elder
Washlanife Ranch
Sheriff Falls
Cheneworth
Dakota
Boy and a Gun Demonstrates His Marksmanship
In Duncan Nebraska 14 year old Jake Struman shot three companions in what authorities term a display of marksmanship. Thomas Baudaur Thomas Nowiski and Gustave Gonsor were wounded with Baudaur critically in the head and not expected to survive. The other two were struck in the leg and shoulder.
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Silver Creek
Neb
Thomas Baudaur
Thomas Nowiski
Gustave Gonsor
Jake Struman
Duncan
Struman
Baudaur
Red Lodge Officials Ignore Court Injunction
City officials of Red Lodge disobey an injunction issued by District Judge Henry, prompting concerns over enforcement and legal battle.
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Red Lodge
Henry
Red Lodge Telephone War Trails Court Injunction
Rocky Mountain Bell workers arrested in Red Lodge while laying poles under an injunction. Ten men released on 1900 cash bail. City claims right to underground wiring rule. district court hearing pending to make the injunction permanent.
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Rocky Mountain Bell Company
Helena Bank Note Fraud Reported in St Louis Incident
A $10 Treasury note purporting to be from the National Bank of Helena Montana arrived at a St. Louis post office clerk’s window. The signatures did not match Helena bank officials Thomas B. Hill and John R. Smith. the Helena president and cashier are T A Marlow and A L Smith. The note appears linked to a stolen $50,000 shipment from the Great Northern robbery near Malta Montana on July 3, with counterfeit signatures likely forged by one man.
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Standard
St. Louis
Joseph Wilson
Treasury
National Bank of
Mont
Treasury Department
Washington
Helena Bank
Wilson
Thomas B. Hill
John R. Smith
T. A. Marlow
A. L. Smith
Perjury charges against Delaware Surety leaders continued
Albert L. Martin and Harry Velthusen, president and secretary treasurer, faced perjury charges in New York City for allegedly swearing to an affidavit claiming the Delaware Surety company had 1,000,000 dollars capital paid in. The case was continued after defense motions to dismiss and a request to correct the complaint.
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New York
Albert L. Martin
Harry Velthusen
Delaware Surety Company
Olmstead
Center Street Court
Ernest C. Wagenfuhr
New York County
Trate Olmstead Qronen
Tin
Velthusen
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