Highwayman Robs Tourists Near Old Faithful Inn
In Yellowstone Park an armed bandit held up seven coach loads of tourists in rapid succession and stole more than $1,000. Passengers were barred from resisting due to weapon restrictions. The robber, about 55, in gray brown clothing, escaped on a company horse toward hills, as soldiers from Fort Yellowstone pursue from Thumb station and the West Gallatin road.
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Old Faithful Inn
National Park
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Butte
Mont
Upper Basin
le Garry
Transportation Company
Thumb Station
West Gallatin
Park
Fort Yellowstone
Big Springs
Ashton
Oregon
Ideho Springs
Gallatin
Evidence Lacking in Fitzgerald Case
Chicago reports Ceorza W. Fitzgerald, jailed on a $173,000 fraud charge, was bailed by Judge Chetlain as prosecutors seek more evidence. He claimed the money came from investments and inherits, while officials doubt current proof supports further prosecution. A separate Springfield note covers a test of Hiram Maxim’s gas silencer at the armory.
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Chicago
Ceorza W. Fitzgerald
United States
William Botsteuwock
Vata Hae
Chetlain
Firegeritl
Davie
Fitzgerald
Davis
John J. Porter
Government Secret Service
Springfield
Mass
Hiram P. Maxim
United States Armory
Driven Into the Quicksands in New Mexico Tale
Bud Peebles recounts a six man posse in Hermosa New Mexico forcing an Apache warrior into the quicksands of the Rio Grande during a 1870s ambush retaliating for an army captain. The rider sinks, fights, and finally vanishes as the sands claim him.
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Bud Peeble
Bud Peebles
Hermosa
N. M
Rilo Grande
Mgr. Peebles
Weds and Robs Sister in New York Court Tale
Olga Baramoff, a Russian refugee, told a New York children's court that she married Constantine Pabloff under false pretenses, only to learn he was her brother. She described fleeing Russia with her father, a music teacher and revolutionary, and noted Pabloff vanished with her savings after the marriage. A warrant for her brother Garrest was issued.
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Olga Karanoff
Sahe
New York
Ada Grand Street
Cheo
Constantine Pablof
Saramoff
Pabloff
Tor
Tosane
Garrest
Pheasant Triumphs Over Gamecock For BYU Estate Claim
A scripted, archaic account describes a brutal fight outside Captain Frank Lassen's memory on Smith's Island near Connecticut. The pheasant defeats the domestic gamecock, injuring its eyes and windpipe, and takes control of the rival domed fowl realm amid hens and chicks reacting to the victor.
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Brigham Young
Frank Lassen
Smith's Island
Connecticut
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