Mutineers Arraigned in Kansas Prison Murder Case
The first degree murder arraignment of 18 mutineers from the November 7 riot was held in the United States penitentiary library at Leavenworth. Turner Barnes Bob Clark Frank Thompson Gilbert Mallin and Fred Robinson pleaded not guilty with trial set for 3 pm today in the prison library. Four others remain at large as warrants are served by a deputy marshal. The court seated almost entirely of US officials and prisoners in striped uniforms.
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Pea Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas
United States
Yester
Waldrupe
Bond
Edward McKeever
Turner Barnes
Bob Clark
Frank Thompson
Gilbert Maliin
Fred Robinson
Feud Among Brigands Threatens Miss Stone’s Capture
Constantinople reports brigand leaders holding Miss Stone are in deadly feud and may attempt to reenter Bulgaria. Turkish territory residents are said to be hunting them as anxieties rise over possible release outcomes. Legation members call rumors of Miss Stone’s release unfounded.
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Miss Stone
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Legation
May Lynch Sheriff Slayers In Wyoming Lynching Hunt
Posse from Sweetwater Fremont and Natrona counties close in on the gunmen who murdered Sheriff William Ricker near Garfield Peak in the Rattlesnake mountains. Over 100 mounted men guard all escape routes as authorities seek capture or death within 36 hours. Central Wyoming roared by the crime and threats of wholesale lynching.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne, Wy
Sweetwater
Fremont
Natrona
William Ricker
Casper
Garfield Peak
Rattlesnake Mountains
Shortage May Reach Twenty Six Thousand in Fraternal Order
New York officers of the Order of Brith Abraham facing a stormy session at Grand Central Palace determined that the life insurance governing body was violated. They planned to draft resolutions urging the state insurance commissioner to investigate alleged irregularities and penalize the guilty. The shortage was estimated at up to 26 000 pending further inquiry.
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New York
Order of B'rith Abraham
Grand Central Palace
Commissioner of Insurance
Grand Jury Summons Deboe in Goebel Shooting Inquiry
Louisville January 6 The Courier Journal reports Senator Deboe former Lieutenant Governor John Marshall and David W Fairleigh summoned to Franklin County grand jury to disclose details of a secret meeting at the Galt House prior to Goebel shooting and during the general assembly contest. The meeting is believed to discuss keeping Governor Taylor in office.
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Grand Jury
Deboe
Louisville
The
Courier- Journal
John Marshall
David W. Fairleigh
Franklin County Grand Jury
Galt House
Goebel
General Assembly
Taylor
Britain Faces Trade Shift Against Colonies
London reports show Britain holds 42 percent of colonial trade while the United States commands 12 percent and rapidly grows with Canada and Australia. The Standard editorial expresses disappointment and urges renewed national effort to improve trade.
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England
London
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Australia
Standard
Body to San Francisco for general’s funeral
The remains of General William H. Seamans, who died here Friday, left for San Francisco accompanied by his widow. His former business partner E. W. Johnson of Salem, Massachusetts, who was present at his death, could not join the funeral party.
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San Francisco
Washington
William H. Seamans
E.W. Johnson
Salem
Mass
Boers Ambush British Near Pretoria
Despatches from Pretoria report a Boer ambush targeting a patrol of Boots Grays near the city on January 6. Casualties and specifics remain unclear as communications are limited from the front.
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Pretoria
Party of Boots
Defendents Discharged After Blast of Calf Theft Case
In Bannack Justice Wood's court on Friday, William Tash and John Linkensdorfer faced charges of taking calves from Horse Prairie parties. Prosecution witnesses Krueger and Davis testified they saw the defendants cut and drive off calves, while defense witnesses Graves Jackson Abrams and Judge placed them at their Upper Grasshopper ranch, not Bull Creek, at the time. With evidence deemed insufficient, the court released the defendants on Saturday morning.
New block signal system to go into operation
The Pocatello area will see a new block signal system activated tomorrow on the Short Line, with 22 signal towers now connected and more to be added. The system enhances train handling and reduces collision risk by marking blocks and changing signals automatically as trains move.
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Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello
Dillon and High School Basketball Clash Ends in Dillon Victory
A hard fought second meeting at the opera house drew a large crowd last Saturday. Both teams played with great vigor and displayed strong plays, but Dillon triumphed 76 to 7?6.
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Dillon
Opera House
East
Furnace fires spark Great Falls plant restart
Great Falls furnaces ignite and the amelter will begin active operations by next Monday signaling a restart of plant production.
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Great Falls
It Is to Laugh at Diamond Bros Big Double White Minstrels
A note extols laughter as the best tonic and urges people to see the Diamond Bros Big Double White Minstrels at the Dillon theater on January 18th for a hearty laugh and uplifting entertainment.
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Rose Coughlan
Dillon
Diamond Bros
Dillon Theater
Diamond Brothers' Minstrel Show Delights Sioux Falls Audience
The Diamond Brothers' Company performed an elegant chorus and songs at the New Theater to high praise. Olio work impressed, Billy Luygens impersonated a woman with witty toe dancing, and Chester earned applause for daring hand-balancing. The act was acclaimed as the biggest and best ever by local notices.
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Sioux Falls
Diamond Bros.’ Company
New Theater
Primrose
Olio
Billy Luygens
Messrs
Chadwick
Burns
Hester
Chester
Dillon Theater
Glendive Defeats Miles City in Local Bowling Match
In Morris Cain's alley Glendive and Miles City bowling clubs faced off on Sunday. Glendive won the series by 11 pins, besting Miles City in the city contest.
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Glendive
Morris Cain
This City
Miles City
Local Group Forms National Irrigation Section
Great Falls business leaders met Monday to form a local section of the National Irrigation Association. The Business Men's Association organized the special meeting to establish regional ties and promote irrigation interests in the area.
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Great Falls
Business Men’s Association
National Irrigation Association
Cree Indians Seen as Nuisance for Deer and Antelope Killing
Reports from Billings describe Cree bands as a nuisance for wildlife as they kill deer and antelope in and out of season. Local observers accuse the entire band of guilt and say efforts to stop the slaughter are ineffective.
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Billings
Grand Canyon of the Arkansas Royal Gorge on Rio Grande Route
The Royal Gorge in the Grand Canyon of the Arkansas lies between Salida and Osnon City on the Denver and Rio Grande line. A suspended steel bridge over the canyon wall offers the best train view as granite walls rise a half mile above the train. Booklets with details are available from GEO. P. HEINTZ in Salt Lake City and W. C. McBRIDE in Butte.
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Grand Canyon
Arkansas
Royal Gorge
Salida
Osnon City
Denver and
Rio Grande
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Madison County Monitor
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Candy Kitchen Candy Freshest
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