Blizzard Rages Kill Herder In Red Desert Range
Terrible blizzard rages across southern Wyoming with reports that Charles Barnes a herder from Garden City Kansas froze to death in the storm. Trains are delayed and sheep losses feared as the Red Desert and Uintah regions suffer heavy hardships. A Mexican herder is also reported frozen.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Red Desert
Charles Barnes
Barnes
Garden City
Kan
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Uintah
Frewen
Measure to force recognition of extradition from state
Washington December 13 Representative Robinson of Indiana introduced two measures regarding extradition of ex Governor Taylor of Kentucky from Indiana. One bill probes if a state governor can refuse to recognize extradition papers from another state. The other allows U S marshals to execute papers if recognition is refused. The House then adjourned after routine business and moved to Philippine tariff considerations. The Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee favored Hepburn bill for Nicaragua canal construction while Ways and Means ordered Philippine tariff bill reported.
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Washington
Robinson
Indiana
Taylor
Kentucky
Goebel
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Nicaragua
House Ways and Means
Leavenworth Navy Yard Prisoner Sentenced in Missouri
Patrice received a sentence of 15 years imprisonment at Jefferson City Missouri after a naval court martial.
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Leavenworth
Mysteriously Killed Witness Shot in San Francisco
Adolph Oppenheimer, a principal witness against Theodore Durrant, was shot dead in his shooting gallery in San Francisco. Robbery appears the motive after a $7.50 box was taken from the premises. No clue to the killer was found.
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San Francisco
Adolph Oppenheimer
Theodore Durrant
Blanche Dumont
Tuberculosis Passenger Held at Galveston Border
Galveston December case marks first inbound suspension for tuberculosis at the port and the second at U S borders. Passenger Paul H Edwards, aboard the Barnard Hall, was found diseased after customs and marine hospital exams. He was allowed to proceed to Amarillo under recall and possible deportation within a year. Edwards is linked to George McFadden & Bro cotton firm.
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Galveston
United States
Paul H. Edwards
Edwards
Barnard Hall
Marine Hospital
Amarillo
Treasury Department
George McFadden & Bro
New York
Salty deep well test yields high water remains near surface
In Clarksville Texas on December 13 the deep square well was tested. The pump ran seventeen hours lifting fifteen gallons per minute but could not lower the water which stays within twenty feet of the surface. The 800 foot well produced very salty water with strong gas indications. An eighth inch pipe in the pump’s air chamber filled with gas lit and spouted a flame twelve to eighteen inches high all night. Discovery attracts interest though supply extent remains undetermined.
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Clarksville
Tex
Board Refuses to Disclose Names of Arrested Men
A state board declines to identify the men arrested amid ongoing actions related to quarantine orders and other arrests to follow.
Ferguson to quit politics while governor
Guthrie Oklahoma December 13 Governor Thomas Ferguson announces he will stay out of politics for the duration of his term and will not participate in the division of territorial patronage he prefers to devote all his time to administering the office.
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Guthrie
O. T
Thomas Ferguson
Creek Indian Duck Wolf Dead Signer of 1846 Treaty
Noted Creek Indian Duck Wolf, who died Monday near Eufaula, was a signer of the 1846 Creek treaty with the government and was a powerful figure among the Creek People in his younger days.
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Denison
Tex
Duck Wolf
Eufaula
Bonine Murders Trial Nears Final Arguments
Washington December 13 The arguments in the trial of Mrs Lolanda Bonine charged with killing young census clerk Ayres are about completed.
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Bonine
Washington
Lolanda Bonine
Ayres
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Rex Dyspepsia Tablets for dyspepsia sour stomach and heartburn with a money back guarantee if not cured. Sold by M. H. Jamer, leading druggist in Bryan Texas, at 50 cents per package.
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M. H. Jamer
Bryan
Texas
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