Sanity Hearing Reveals Bulger's Vow to Harm Officials
Testimony in a sanity hearing shows Col James Bulger planned to kill Colorado and Southern railroad officials in 1912 and hoped to travel to Mexico to confront Madero. He also believed U.S. Senator Warren of Wyoming was an enemy to settle with.
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Richard Milton
Denver Times
James ©. Bulger
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Mexico
Madero
United States
Warren
Wyoming
Bulger
Bulger City
Nye
Senator Warren
Volon Pacific Railway
Bulger case details revenge list threats in Denver trial
Attorney George L Nye testified that Bulger sought to settle with rivals and even senatorial targets after Bulger City site failed near Wellington Colorado. He described erratic bursts of anger, liquor influence, and plans to return to Mexico to confront Madero allies.
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West Side Court
Richard M. Gottesclaben
George L. Nye
Bulger
Bulger City
Wellington
Colo
Situation at Washington Faces Critical Postholiday Session
Washington on January 2 enters a volatile reconvening as rival leaders clash over policy. The sinking of the Persia and the death toll strain U S Austria relations while Senate Foreign Relations Chair Stone negotiates with Secretary Lansing and seeks a presidential conference. The committee likely will weigh resolutions on neutral commerce interference by Great Britain and other belligerents.
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Washington
Congress
Persia
Austria
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Lansing
Anay
Great Britain
Lansing says no Americans aboard Japan liner Yasuka Maru
Secretary Lansing confirms there were probably no American citizens aboard the Japanese liner Yasuka Maru torpedoed in the Mediterranean. W J Leigh, once listed as American, was born to American parents in China and never proved citizenship. Consul Garrels released affidavits from officers and passengers and deferred action pending further evidence.
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Washington, D. C
Lansing
United States
Mediterranean
W. J. Leigh
Leigh
China
Garrels
Alexandrian
Shanghai
Crisis Calls Wilson Back to Washington
Washington reports indicate President Wilson will cut short his vacation and return to the capital after the sinking of the British steamer Ginn xyle and the Pervia. He will arrive by morning train to chair a cabinet meeting and address the international crisis amid ongoing preparations.
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Washington, D. C
Ginn Xyle
Wilson
Washington
San Francisco Hit by Severe January Hurricane
A severe storm battered San Francisco with a 7 mile hurricane and heavy snow further north. One person was killed by a falling sign and several injured as damage spread along the coast. Coast guard reports and coastal traffic disruptions tied to the storm with ships ashore in Puget Sound and record snowfall in western regions.
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San Francisco
Cal
Diteer Howman
Oomon
Ban Prencisco
Parute
Coast Coast Guard
Snolfom I
Puget Sound
Milwathon
Cascade Tunnel
Beattie
Devitt
Ckland
Molten Iron Tragedy Claims Two Workers
In Lackawanna Chee tolay a trolley derailment caused by a three ton molten iron spill killed two workers and injured several others. Rescue teams battled the hazard as crews worked to stabilize the site and assess damages near the trestle.
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Aceffalo
N. Y
Dan
Lackawanna Chee Tolay
Weather Turns Very Cold as Snow Falls in Wyoming
A severe cold wave grips Wyoming as heavy snow blankets the region. Forecasts predict plummeting temperatures and continued frigid conditions across multiple counties.
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Wyoming
Wireless Wile Link New Merico and TPN Plans
A wireless telegraph project aims to connect Raton New Mexico Amarillo El Paso and various Texas cities within a thousand mile radius. The pilot aerial station will be built at Heaton with arrangements to partner with the Crane air service. The plan intends to extend lines west to Wichita Kansas and Oklahoma City.
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Banita PE
N. M
Raton
Hallas el Pasa
Texas
Fe Este Liahwu
Poet Company of
Haton
Ly Wantbuner
Heaton
Vaerinue
Ihe Aerod
Exports for December Week in New York Rise Over 1914
Reports show exports for a specific December week in New York rose in 1915 compared with 1914. The data covers three years and notes total exports at seven entries, reflecting the period ending mid-December.
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New York
Condensed milk exports to Europe show wartime shift in 1915
Trade figures reveal large export increases for condensed milk and canned goods as European war demands aid shipments. In the week ending September exports from New York rose, with substantial shares to Cuba Panama and the Netherlands. Canned goods also rose though meat and fruits varied. Exports reflect wartime trade patterns with Europe.
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Europe
New York
Rome
Cuba
Panama
Netherlands
Eicept
Three Prominent Men Die Including Justice Lamar
Washington Jan 2 Joseph Rocker Lamar associate justice of the Supreme Court died of heart failure Sunday. Appointed by President Taft in 1918 he faced a long illness and was one of the few justices appointed by a president with limited predecessors. Lamar was born in Buckeye, Alabama, attended the University of Georgia and later Bethel College.
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Washington, D.C
Joseph Rocker Lamar
Wight
Menthe
Jaoseph Rocker
Peesblent Tart
Wach Adhua
Jemices Jackson
Lurton
Juetice
Lawar
Buckeenite
Aibert Nouety
Tniversity
Ceorgie
Bethaoy
Aed
Editor Van Hore of Kansas City Aged 91 Dies
Kansas City Me January 1 Cleb Rosert Thompeau Van Hore founder of the Maneue Duly Journal died today due to complications of old age He was a noted figure in American journalism and early city life with ties to the journal and lumber trades.
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van Hore
Kansas City
Cleb Rosert Thompeau van Hore
Maneue
Plume Fourtallet
General Dodge Dies at 84 He Built Union Pacific Line
Fragmentary obituary recounts General Dodge’s role in constructing the Union Pacific Railroad line during the Civil War era. The piece notes his later years and public memory as a key railroad builder amid wartime efforts and postwar industry growth.
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General Dodge
U.P. Line
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