Man Arrested in Clinton Tied to Northern Pacific Train Robbery
Deputy Sheriff McCormick captures a man in Clinton matching the robber’s general appearance and bearing two revolvers. Alfred Van Hazenbocht, detained in Missoula County jail, claims English fluency and denies involvement while authorities trace suspicious movements from Bearmouth to Bonita. The man’s exact link to Engineer Dan O'Neal’s murder remains unconfirmed.
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Missoula County
Northern Pacific Limited
Dan O'Neal
Clinton
McCormick
Alfred van Hazenbocht
Drummond
Prescott
Bearmouth
Bonita
Butte Murder Trial Verdict and Cayley Funeral Plans
A coroner's inquest in Butte finds James W. Kelley and Ruth La Bonta responsible for Dr. Henry A. Cayley's death from a bullet wound. The article details the verdict, the testimony, and funeral arrangements at the Canadian Institute and St Patrick's Church with services by multiple societies.
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Canadian Institute
St. Patrick's Church
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Eagles
Woodmen of the World
Foresters of America
Bartenders’ Protective Association
Alliance Ganadienne Francaise
Boston & Montana
Cayley
H. H. Hanson
J. R. E. Sievers
W. H. Haviland
A. G. Allan
W. R. Clarkson
Christopher Turner
M. C. Smetters
8. B. Schwartz
Butte
No Developments On The Butte End In Train Robbery
The Butte end reported no progress in the Northern Pacific north coast limited robbery near Bearmouth early Friday. Officials including U S Marshal Lloyd, post office inspectors, railroad detectives, and Granite county authorities remained ready but unengaged as the search continued. The robber killed Engineer O Neal, rifled the mail car, and stole registered packages while eluding capture in the timbered county.
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Butte
Northern Pacific North Coast Limited
Bearmouth
United States
Lloyd
O'Neal
Marshal Lloyd
Post Office Department
C. M. Perkins
Billings
John Fulenweider
Spokane
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Decapitation on Dredge Boat in Alder Gulch
William Schneider, a 45 year old pilot on dredge boat No 2 for Conrey company in Ruby, Alder gulch eight miles from Virginia City, was killed when his clothing was caught in a machine and his neck severed. An inquest found death due to his carelessness, not the company’s fault. He left a wife and seven children in Sheridan.
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Schneider
Sheridan
Koch Denies Transfer of Animal Tuberculosis to Humans
At the International Congress on Tuberculosis held in Berlin, Professor Koch reaffirmed his belief that animal tuberculosis rarely transfers to humans. He noted limited data on intestinal tuberculosis and urged economic measures to combat the disease, while M. Nocard urged caution and supported stricter inspection of cows and milk safety.
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Berlin
Professor Koch
Koch
Central Committee
United States
England
Germany
M. Nocard
London
Death in Butte Cayley Affair Ends in Murder Charge
Dr. Henry A. Cayley died after a shooting in J W Kelley’s Broadway rooming house in Butte. Kelley and Ruth La Bonta are held for murder by a coroner’s inquest jury. Cayley had stated Kelley attacked him, but later claimed self-defense. Funeral set for 2 30 this afternoon.
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Broadway Rooming House
Dr. Cayley
Kelley
H. H. Hanson
Ruth la Bonta
Breen
Mia Chapman
Henry A. Cayley
J. W. Kelley
Broadway
Butte
Cayley
Eva Hart
Seattle
Hier
la Bonta
St. James’ Hospital
Hanson
Beauharnois
Montreal
Canada
Montana
Mary Mueller
Ottawa
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