Fatal Election Riot In Hot Springs Arkansas
A mayoral dispute sparked a riot in Hot Springs Arkansas on March 17 leaving five men dead and two seriously wounded. Police Chief Thomas Toitn City Detective J E ITAn? Sergeant Tomas F Goshen Sheriff William Williams son John Williams and deputy Louis Hinkel died or were wounded in front of Lemp’s beer depot after a fusillade of 40 to 50 shots. The mayor appointed Judge L D Belding police chief and deputies swore in a posse to restore order. The sheriff and his son Coffey were arrested with no further trouble anticipated.
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Lemp
Six Frozen to Death on Valdes Glacier in Alaska
News from Seatrie dated March 17 reports six men frozen to death on Valdes glacier around March 1. Names include Adolph Ehrhardt Maximillian Miller Alfred Alle Dr Epwix Logan Rudolph Ellerkamp Auguste Ecrultz. Bodies except Dr Logan buried at Valdes. Ehrhardt Miller Alleman were with the Scientific Prospecting Company of New York.
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Prospectora
Valdes Glacier
Seatrie
Excelsior
Copper River
Adolph Earrardt
New York
Maximillian Miller
Alfred Alle
Epwix Logan
Denver
Rudolph Ellerkamp
Louisville
Auuguat Ecrultz
Logan
Valdes
Ehrhardt, Miller
Alleman
The
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Sugar Stock Rises as Shares Trade Heavily on Market
New York reports Sugar stock moved cautiously upward with heavy volume, touching 170 as trading neared a million shares. Rumors circulated about a wartime trade deal and refiners but traders generally doubted any agreement.
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Philly Ponts
New York
Gluvose Refining Company
Dorscher and Arbuckle
Tragic Johnsons warehouse massacre and fires.
A mob of about 150 white residents attacked Johnsons warehouse injuring and killing Black prisoners confined there. Nine Black people suffered deaths or injuries amid two incendiary fires since January, with bloodied scenes described. The incident sparked patrols and fear as officials assessed losses across Elliott and Hague buildings worth an estimated 200000 dollars insured. A separate report notes Joe Walcott defeating Billy Edwards by knockout in the 13th round at Broadway Athletic Club.
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Bob Corray
Henry Dinguam
Tip Hurspan
Ep Brown
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Clem Watts
George Taylor
Tshiun Brown
John Jamison
Palmatto
Wilcott
Edwards
New York
Joe Walcott
Billy Edwards
Australia
Broadway Athletic Club
Chomon
Walcott
Baron von Bindenfeld Acquitted In McDonald Murder Trial
Baron Curt von Bindenfeld was found not guilty of murdering Constable Charles B. McDonald after six hours of jury deliberation. The scene at the jail and court showed relief among supporters and wary calm from one juror. Outside, authorities moved him to safety as cheers erupted from inmates and friends. The other major report describes a Cincinnati Savings Society panic as an unfounded withdrawal rumor triggered a bank run affecting thousands of depositors and police precautions.
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Cimecano
Curt von Bindenfeld
Charles B. McDonald
Lantch
Henry
Lotus
Tix
Washburn
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Savings Society
West Fifth Street
Savings Society
Trouble Among Stockmen in Wyoming Range Dispute
CheyenneMarch 17 Serious range troubles loom in eastern Lar mie county along the range between Salem and Little Horse Creek near Mark Csad and C Heysham. Large stockmen with cattle clash with smaller ranchers who allegedly armed supporters. Drove notices demanded cattle off by midnight March 15 under threats. Deputy Sheriff Warlaumont departed to prevent violence sixty miles away.
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Cheyenne
Laramie County
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Little Horse Creek
Mark Csad
C. J. Heysham
Messrs
Cornel and Heysham
Coad
Heysham
Warlaumont
Nebraska City Reception for Hayward SenateVictory Banquet
Nebraska City Nebraska March 16 reception and banquet for Republican legislators celebrating Judge M L Hayward election to the United States senate held at Grand Pacific hotel praised as a success in every respect Death of an Iowa Wonder Fort Doods In March 16 Alfred Daniels described as the largest man in Iowa died near Lehigh his height about five feet nine inches with 600 pounds weight special coffin built for burial Enlistment age limit increased Was nine Ton March 15 War department raises age limit from 18 to 85 youngest enlistment age now 18 results of troop enlistment described as encouraging Burlington Wine Mail Contract Srostriso D March 15 government awards mail between this city and Deadwood to Burlington Railway company contract previously held by stage line
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Enteortainn
Neb
M. L. Hayward
United States Senate
Grand Pacific Hotel
Iowa
Fort Doods
Alfred Daniels
Northwest
Lehigh
Daniels
War Department
Burlington
Srostriso
Deadwood
Burlington Railway Company
Sensational Army Beef Inquiry Emerges in Chicago Trial
Last witness before the army beef inquiry proved sensational. Lt. M. F. Davis testified in Cuba the canned roast beef issued to soldiers was often unfit and sometimes maggots found inside. Doctors described severe illness from suspected contaminated meat. The board moved to Omaha and will inspect stockyards in Omaha and Kansas City.
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Slow
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