Murderous outbreak among Spanish Gypsies prompts executions
An epidemic of crime among Spanish Gypsies leads to sixteen death sentences. Gendarmes attacked near Valentina and a railway murder trigger large-scale trials in Madrid. Sixty two stilettos, seventeen pistols, eight revolvers and three short guns seized at the court as disarmament appears to quell violence.
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Dunn Spoils Jail Plot and Orders Tightening Security
Charles Kayes alias Bill Dunn, jailed after a murder conviction, exposed a prison break plot led by inmate Jerry Johnson. Sheriff Trathen enhances guards as Johnson and accomplices planned to seize keys from a deputy and flee. Authorities also guard a $2300 stock pledge tied to a $500 bond and a potential sale of the ranch’s attic to raise cash.
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Pirninadale Ranch
Mattie Johnson
Opium Crisis Talks Opened by Shanghai Delegates
Distinguished delegates from May HALOS attend an international conference in Shanghai to shape mediation on opium cultivation and assist China in suppressing opium use among the Chinese people with practical English speaking representatives including a former consul.
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Murder trial for Mrs Erb and Mrs Beisel in Delaware County
Mrs M Florence Erb and her sister Mrs Catherine Beisel stand trial for the murder of Capt J Clayton Erb at Red Gables near Village Green. Beisel admits firing the shots alleging self defense while Erb claims complicity and joint indictment follows.
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Massive Italian earthquake devastates Calabria Sicily and Messina
Naples reports southern Italy and Sicily struck by a massive earthquake and tidal wave. Deaths from dozens of cities run into tens of thousands with Messina nearly destroyed and Reggio isolated. Fires, famine, and disease threaten survivors as King Victor Emmanuel aids rescue efforts.
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Evangelist Meetings Draw Large Crowds in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs South Dakota Rev W D Hamilton of Sebetha Kansas and Rev Jesse Underwood lead a series of provocative evangelistic services at the new opera house with a men only session drawing about four hundred attendees. The sermons center on manhood from Jeremiah 5 1 and many attendees reportedly seek personal conversions.
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Two Brothers Die in Kitchen Shooting in Reno Illinois
In Reno Illinois last night Ruby Vile was killed and Neal File wounded when John and Ge Willeford shot them in the File home. The incident followed a pursuit of Samuel Wile and stemmed from a debt dispute with Samuel File.
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Noah File
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Ruby File
Planne a Trinidad Colorado mine fire update
Twenty four hours bring improvement in the Victor Fuel company blaze near Trinidad. Fire-fighting teams work at the surface after several explosions. Miners remain unconscious outside the mine and surging doctors aid exhausted workers. A crosscut is driven to allow bulkheads and water will help quell the fire.
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Burlington and Colorado Midland railroad deals emerge
The Burlington plans to back the Colorado Midland with western expansion from Fort Collins to Cheyenne and to extend the Cheyenne & Northern to Billings. Speculation ties Jas Hill to potential higher management, while other western rail lines shift control as the Missouri Pacific era moves forward.
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