Patterson Trial Testimony On Pistol Distance And Identifications
In New York April 26 George H Chamberlain of Smith & Wesson identified the revolver as his firm’s 1908 model A police surgeon testified the pistol was fired from under three to five inches from Young Patterson in a left to right shot Coroner O Hanlon, who previously thought death by own action, testified he now believes Young did not kill himself and that autopsy was performed. The defense and prosecution sparred over witnesses Hyman Stern and Julia Smith with assertions about identification and relations to the defendant.
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Young Win
Br. O'Hanlon
New York
George H. Chamberlain
Smith & Wesson Company
Patterson
Charles Phelpa
Young
Stern
Hyman Stern
Morgan Smith
Smith
Mrs Smith
More
Julia Smith
Ada Patterson
O'Hanion
O'Hanlon
Thein
Brown
Youne
Love
Wuleide
Mins Pattoreson
Old man burned to a crisp in South Bellingham
Frits Peleng, 84, was found burned to a crisp in South Bellingham on April 24. Authorities suspected murder as a revolver lay by the bed with all cartridges recharged. Peleng, a Montana native, had mining ties to Colorado.
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Bellingham
Wash
Frits Peleng
South Bellingham
Pelenz
Camp Move Showed To North of Redstone
Secretary Loeb departed for New Castle then to the president’s camp. He did not carry documents for signature. The president could not travel to Redstone. The camp will be moved a few miles further south.
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Glenwood Springs
Col
Loeb
New Castle
Redstone
Captain Glazier Dead Explorer Willard Glaster Passes
Captain Willard Glaster, author, soldier and explorer, is dead in Albany at his home. In 1876 he rode from Boston to San Francisco on horseback and claimed to have found the source of the Mississippi.
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Glazier
Albany
Willard Glaster
Boston
San Francisco
Bakersfield Double Murder Surrender by Murder Suspect
In Bakersfield California on April 26 Newt Walker surrendered to a sheriff posse after fatally shooting Dave Burton who was unarmed and died in cold blood. Bageby fired back and was shot four times while on the ground. Walker then fled with his father, and police continued to hunt him.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Newt Walker
Dave Burton
Bagwhy
Ay Sheriff's Posse
Burton
Bageby
Walker
Surron
Bowdby
Breakup of Lotteries Spark Secret Service Raids
Washington reports arrests and seizures in the Frisco lottery case mark the start of a broad campaign by the secret service justice and post office to shut lottery operations nationwide. Raids were also conducted in Tacoma and Cleveland with more planned across eleven points. San Francisco is named as the HQ for Mexican lottery promoters. Grain prices show May wheat at 93 1/2 to 91 1/2 cents, corn 46 1/2 to 43, oats 29, with unsettled markets and expected declines.
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Washington
Frisco
Secret Service
Department of Justice
Post Office Department
Tacoma
Cleveland
San Francisco Ceme
Officiala
San Francisco
Clirk Grain Commission Company
East Court Street
Chicago
Tariff Pact Ends as Germany Seeks Reciprocity
Berlin April 26 The Imperial government notifies the American government that the tariff agreement of 1900 expires March 1 1906 and Germany stands ready to negotiate a reciprocity treaty.
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Berlin
Germany
Trout Run Violations In Grand Ronde Valley
Deputy Game Warden returned from Grand Ronde Valley reporting widespread trout law violations along Catherine Creek. Absence of fish ladders and screens blocked trout ascent, with many killed in irrigation ditches. Prosecutor to press charges against large land and mill owners not complying with regulations.
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Nolt
Grand Ronde Valley
Cutter
Oregon
Howe
Snae
Union
Catherine ¢Réek
Garfield to Probe Freight Rebates in San Francisco
James Garfield chief of the bureau of corporations arrived in San Francisco to start an investigation into rebate charges on freight for Standard Oil and allied companies. Secret service agents have been in town gathering data for Garfield’s inquiry.
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San Francisco
James All Garfield
Bureau of Corportions
Standard Oland Ite
Secret Service
Department
Garfield
San Francisco Tax Collector Edward Smith Declared Defaulter
Mayor Schmltz announced that Tax Collector Edward Smith is a defaulter for five thousand dollars and asked police to apprehend him. He left the city Thursday saying he was posing to Los Angeles and has not been heard from since.
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San Francisco
Schmltz
Edward Smith
Smith
Thureiay
Sying
Los Angeles
Singe
Appointment of new Teethminister in China shocks Pekin scene
Rissan Minster to China announces M Pokotlloff and Russo-Chinese Bank directors appointing a new Teethminister to succeed the late M Paul Lesnar. In Pekin on April 26 Terrington Woah grants an electric network and power franchise with purchase option after coven years.
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Rissan Minster
China
Pekin
M. Pokotlloff
Russo- Chinese Bank
Mycceed
M. Paul Lesnar
Subpoenas Issued for Three Managers in Packing House Probe
Federal grand jury will hear from three Kansas City packing houses managers as 20 more witnesses testify about links between packing houses and alleged “canning” companies. Investigators aim to expose packers ties as Employers' Association plans a campaign against the Teamsters Union, threatening boycotts against Montgomery Ward & Co with union drivers being fired for handling union-made goods.
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Chicago Pirms
Teamsters’ Union
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Chicago
Kansas City Park
Ima
Federal Grand Jury
Marie Marcy
Armour and Swift Companies
Mounisxomery
Ward & Co
J. W. Farwell Company
Montgomery Ward Company
Madison Street
Bank Run Abates as Estate Case Moves Ahead
Bank run at First National Bank ends today with no further excitement. Rumor says missing assistant cashier Goll may head to Canada. Police alerted nationwide to locate John Broadhead of Kingston, NY, en route to Milwaukee to demand an accounting of the H Broadhead estate valued at $1 million, with ex-President Bigelow as executor. Investigation of these affairs is ongoing.
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Milwaukee
First National Bank
Goll
Canada
Big Clites
John Broadhead
Kingston
N. Y
H. Broadhead
Bigelow
First National
Progres
Supreme Court limits debt. four Multnomah casesdecided
Salem ruling affirms Portland officials in four cases and reverses in the Clatsop county court house dispute known as the Clatsop court house case. The legislature authorized a five mille per year tax for 16 years for a courthouse. Counties cannot exceed a 45000 debt limit. Henry L Lilienthal plans an independent Spokane mayoral campaign on a wide open platform.
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Supreme Court
Salem
Theodore Kruse
Geo. H. Williams
Portland
H. W. Hogue
Charles Hunt
Ben Bigiin
Multnomah County
Hon. M. C. George
Justice Moore
James W
Suill
McBride
THIRD BALTIC FLEET COMING PARADE ABANDONED
In St Petersburg tensions rise as the third Baltic Fleet shifts for a continuous patrol to quell labor unrest. Reports from Manchuria indicate Russian forces facing setbacks as protests spread. Martial law is declared in Formosa and Russian foes threaten incursions near Penang and Sarinsk.
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St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Imperial Guards
New Box Factory Talks Close In City
Onvar Lund and M Barkgreen visit from the Cove to finalize negotiations for the Cove box factory owned by Han eceex White. The new firm buys 209000 feet of lumber as a starter. Fernie BC mine disaster aftermath. extensive retimbering now burning across shafts with no loss of life reported.
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Onvar Lund
M. Barkgreen
Cove
Mesers Haneceex & White
Taganie Observer
Fernie
Giants Seem Focused on Personal Funds in Game
Yesterday’s baseball results show the Giants’ players more concerned with individual records than team success. Portland’s Tigers contrast with hard play and winning results, while Tacoma’s strong defense aids their opponents.
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Pendleton
Metioss Hall
Glanta
Portland
Tigers
Tacoma
David Hill Wins Declamatory Contest at Walla Walla
David Hill won the declamatory contest representing Perditton High School at a Walla Walla event on May 1. Judges rated conception, delivery, and audience impact. a large audience attended and funds were collected to defray the speaker’s expenses. Other readings and performances complemented the program.
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Hill
J. Ross Dickson
Mise Rena Ferguson
Mise
Bernice Ruppe
Helen Marston
Walla Walla
Ten Miners Die In Delaware and Jones Shaft Collapse
Wilkesbarre Pa April 26 Ten miners died when a hoisting rope snapped at the Cunningham shaft of the Delaware Jersey Coal company. The men were lowered to work and fell about 1000 feet to the bottom. A rescue party found mangled bodies, seven identified by name by noon. The accident is described as one of the most deplorable in Wilkesbarre district history with most victims foreigners.
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Wilkesbarre Dsstrict
Wilkesabarre
Cunningham
Delaware
J Erudson Coal Company
Vether
Ull
William Harvey
Frank Rogel
Audron Zagarvey
Joan Juritaki
Harry McGraw
Anthony Zilvic
Lorenz Warnick
Law's long delay. Curl seeks homestead title in Columbia
Bert Curl has lived on a tract in Columbia county for 16 years and filed for homestead entry after a 1904 survey. Washington state contests school land status of section 16, with EF McDonald and D F Kiser representing the state. Local land office hearing held yesterday with Curl’s witnesses versus no state witnesses. decision pending.
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Tucanon
Holls
State of Washington
Bert Curl
Tukinon
Columbia County
Walla Walla Union
Curl
Columba County
EF. ©. McDonald
D. F. Kiser
Attornacy Poreral
Olympia
Record Sturgeon Catch At Nyys Point Surpassed This Year
Nysea Progress reports A L Miller broke the local sturgeon catching record by landing a 150 pound fish Sunday and followed early Monday with another large sturgeon. A crowd of onlookers witnessed the catches at Nyys Point.
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Nyys
Woman Found Dead in New York Apartments
Mrs. Marie Duvet, 45, was found murdered this morning in her Epeth Street apartment. Discovered by her 5-year-old daughter, investigators seek two men last seen with the woman the night before. The victim’s money and valuables were missing and the body bore signs of violence. Neighbors say she often hoarded large sums of money on her person.
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New York
Marie Duvet
Epeth Street
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