Desperate Fiend Sets Fire in Jail Cell
David Denes set fire to a mattress in the county jail, choking his cellmate Jack Gay with smoke. Gay died at Grace hospital from pneumonia caused by the choking and smoke inhalation. Denes later confessed to the act as part of his murder assault, with a jury finding him guilty of arson.
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Grace Hospital
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B. T. Burns
Richard Ricards
Denese
Whitechapel
Denee
Walla Walla
Jack Gay
Columbia & Paget Sound Railroad Company
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Denge
Assiatame
Werar
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Camp infirmary near Blythe ranch patients endure harsh conditions
Seventy miles from town, the camp lacks provisions and medical supplies. Surgeons report minimal equipment, making sheep and cattle camps poor hospitals. The Wilsons stay at the Blythe ranch a mile away. Sufferers endure pain in silence, saying if they live, fine. if they die, fine.
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Wilsons
Blythe Ranch
Woolgrowers in Ohio Ask Congress for Wool Tariff Reform
President Harpaton of the Ohio Wool Growers' Association urges farmers to appeal to the president to end wool import frauds and to urge Congress to pass a wool tariff law. He warns that 90 million pounds imported last year, mostly scoured, equals about 100 million unsheared wool and risks hurting the U.S. wool industry. He argues protection should favor farmers and manufacturers alike.
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Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
Aith
Congress
United States
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Jackson Lambert Fight Stirred Big Crowd in Troy
In Troy a Peter Jackson managed bout under Parson Davies drew a huge crowd. Jackson fought a fiercely hugging Lambert who kept him off balance and later lifted him across the platform until Ashton intervened. Jackson finally won praise despite the rough action and a possible rematch offer emerged from George Diton.
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Boston
Two Men Fatally Wounded in Haystack Conflict
Burroughs reports a violent cattle and sheep dispute over hay at a stack. Virgil Wilson and Garrick exchange gunfire, with Garrick firing fatal shots and Virgil wounded. L. G. Wilson and Dateh Ben also hurt. Wilsons held against the sheep men as doctors fear infection.
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Mr. Blythe
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Garrick
L. G. Wilson
Datel Bis
Virgil Wilson
Dateh Ben
Winchester
Wilson
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Thade
Ritzgill
Michigan Black Bart shoots Holzhay in prison escape attempt
Warden Tompkins shot Holzhay, the train and stage robber, in a two hour standoff inside the penitentiary. Holzhay seized a knife, threatened fellow convicts, and forced guards to keep distance as the warden fired a board knife, crippling the desperado. The other item notes the emperor’s absolution remarks and varied newspaper reactions.
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Mich
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Holzhay
Halzhay
Wardestiachey
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Meservy
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Southern Jury Criticizes Laws and Officials in Edgefield Case
In Edgefield County the grand jury attacks the supreme court over delays and the Norris Gardner duel attempt. It says statutes are defective and faulted the sheriff jailer and two archers over two white murderers’ escape. Judge Wallace commends the panel for boldness.
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3. C
Edgefield County
Supreme Court
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Fiend Runs Amuck in Crowe Shooting Rampage
Crowe wounded a woman and two officers in a downtown assault after demanding jewels from Annie Hall. He fired on pursuit pairs, was captured after a melee, and is said to be intoxicated and possibly from a respectable family. An officer sustained grave injuries. the crowd urged lynching but the assailant was restrained.
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Miss Kinney
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Cmvaco
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Crowe
Omaha
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Linville
Creone
Milees Linacor
Brivcoe
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C. E. Cole
Iast
Neil
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Chicago Delegation Pledges Support to World’s Fair Bill
The Chicago delegation reported before house subcommittees on the World’s Fair bill. A telegram from Chicago financiers claiming an aggregate capital between 350000000 and 75000000 pledged continued support to Washington. Chicago remains ready to meet emergencies and backs the committee. Mississippi threat rises as flood water nears the levee.
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Chicago
Washington
Tlw
Beowell murder case tightens as detectives close in
A government detective claims the Beowell murder has a strong circumstantial case and will bring others involved to justice. He references earlier deaths near Blenhein swamp and the fate of Roghalwcian individuals lured to the country. Public sympathy grows for Mrs. Darewell amid suspicions against her husband.
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