Naylor murder mystery unsolved after autopsy findings
Coroner's jury investigates the death of F. Naylor with autopsy showing head trauma and non drowning. indications point to fatal blow. Family disputes surface including a long standing rift with son in law Tracy over Naylor's daughter. Witnesses place Naylor at Love lodging and Idle Hour saloon before 3:30 PM Thanksgiving Day. Continued on page 8.
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Naylor
Gradman
BE. L. Tracy
Tracy
Walk, Wallin
Coroner's Verdict on G Nayler Death at Fieleton Oregon
The coroner's jury finds G Nayler died between 10 p m on March 17 and March 18 1906 at the hands of a home person or person unknown. The cause is a blow to the head delivered in Fieleton Oregon with the jurors listed as Barley Daley Laatz Smith Richmond Beamont Henderson.
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Twatthe
G. Nayler
Merson Co Une
Cauwed
By & Blow
Death of Athena man at mill race ruled murder by coroner
F. G. Naylor of Athena found dead in Byers mill race. Coroner and jury suspect foul play after a day’s investigation, citing a head blow as cause of death rather than drowning. Witness Pat McDevitt heard a runner near the mill house before the discovery. The body was found upright with a small raft, a woman’s head seen beneath the surface, and suspicions pointed toward Ed Tracy though no charges filed. Local authorities notified and undertaker summoned.
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Corona
Fienderson
A. E. Ringo
Ringo
F. G. Naylor
Athena
Byers
Pat McDevitt
Naylor
Ed Tracy
Hedy
Pat McDivett
Byer Mill
MecDevitt
A. T. Mathews
Henderson
Charles Wall
A. Twier
Opee
Attorney General orders shut of Butte gambling houses
Butte Montana March 19. Attorney General Galen has issued orders to the sheriff to close all gambling houses in Butte. The move follows a bitter fight by the Teague faction against the gambling element, with threats against promoters of the movement.
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Butte
Mont
Galen
Cite Teague
Walla Walla Wheat Frozen and Seed Plans Unfold
Walla Walla March 19 Special Farmers led by George Drum dumeller expect large reseeding of Buraka Flat land north of Walla Walla after losses from late cold snap. About 210 acres to be reseeded at a cost near 10 000. Drumdeller orders readiness of teams and seeding outfits as soon as ground frees. Sheepmen from Washington and Oregon to meet March 28 in Walla Walla to discuss releasing quarantine with the Bureau of Animal Industry. Doctor Hickox to attend and discuss stock conditions.
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Walla Walla
George Drumbeller
Walla Walla County
Washington
Buraka Flat
Drumbheller
Walla
Drumheller
Wil
Aleet
Walls Walle
Walls Willa
Astern
Oregon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Hickox
Salt Lake
Civil War in China Likely Fears Rise Amid Unrest
From San Francisco March 19 a liner arriving from the orient reports great unrest in China. General George E. Anderson says civil war will likely follow if the empress dowager dies, while Japanese activity in western China accelerates trade. Violence erupts from disorderly elements as churches and missions are attacked, with $100,000 in damage and Moro ferocity noted by General Henry T Allen in Cincinnati.
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San Francisco
Nown
Honotuta
George E. Anderson
Amoy
China
Anderson
Executive Council weighs labor crises amid strikes and reform talk
Washington reports show AFL Executive Council members meet to discuss printers and coal strikes and proposed labor legislation while Mitchell and the second vice president are absent. Also noted, the Grosvenor amendment to abolish lieutenant general rank andCorbin and MacArthur retain it is debated in the House. Charles F. Francis to be named ambassador to Austria-Hungary, successor of Bellamy Stor.
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Washington
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Labor
Mitchell
Grosvenoer
Corbin
MacArthur
Ibi
Vienna
Charles Francie
Troy
Greed
Bellamy Stor
Austria-Hungary
Francisca
Troy Times
Snow slide near Silverton claims twelve lives
March 10. Superintendent Ryjor of the Shetandoah mine on the east slope of King Solomon Mountain four miles from Silverton telephones that a snowslide occurred there at 11:50, killing 12 men. All bodies were recovered.
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Silverton
Colorado
Col
Shetandoah
King Solomon Mountain
Northwood Destruction Strikes Near Bellingham
A massive forest wall swept into Northwood, Washington, on March 11 forcing 50 residents from homes and causing about $50,000 in property damage. A sawmill planned to open today was disrupted by the disaster.
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Hellingham
Northwoods
Bellingham
Trust Methods Were Conceded in Political Funds
Reports from New York and Chicago detail: Standard Oil attorney admits Republic Oil stock is held by Standard stockholders. Rockefeller rumored to suffer melancholia, recalling past poverty fears. General Moody argues no government compromise in beer trust cases. trustees of New York Life to repay about 145000 in political contributions from campaigns of 1896 1900 and 1904 with each trustee contributing around 10000. plan to hold Metell estate dropped.
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Moody
New York Life
At, Louis
Standard Oil
The
Republic Oll Company
Standard
W.T. McKie
Menkurer
Republic
New York
New York Life Insurance Company
John A. Metell
Warrant Out for Scotty the Trin Robber Swindler
Los Angeles reports a warrant issued in Inyo county for William Keyes known as Shorty Smith and Walter Scott the Death Valley miner. Scotty is accused of planning an ambush during escort to mines and of staging a fake mine claim to obtain money through train robbery and swindling.
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Los Angeles
Inyo County
William Keyes
Shorty” Smith
Walter Scott
Death Valley
Scotty
Mings
Ife
Warner
Miners Cut Off by Snow in Denver Area
Six hundred miners are cut off from communication by snowslides. Prisoners in the affected area are unreported and it is unknown how provisions will be obtained. In Imogene basin snow depths reach 160 to 260 feet.
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Denver
Imogene Basin
Mutiny Leader Executed as Kharkoff Revolt Spreads
London dispatches report Lieutenant Schmidt, head of the Black Sea mutiny, executed despite Witte's efforts. Sixteen thousand workmen have revolted in the Kharkoff district with serious fighting under way.
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London
Schmidt
Witte
Kharkoff
MIERCE MONTANA STORM Cattle Are Deriving and Traffic Isle
A fragmented report from Montana describes a severe storm affecting cattle movements and disrupting a traffic island area. Local authorities warn of hazardous conditions as livestock contend with floods and debris while drivers navigate temporary closures.
Snowstorm and rock slide tie Salt Lake route
March 19 reports a rock slide in Caliente Canyon tunnel delaying traffic on the Salt Lake route. A severe snowstorm in eastern Montana drives cattle forward as conditions slow clearance efforts. Cleanup expected today.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
Losges
Van
Salt Lake
Caliente Canyon
Great Snowstorm Hits Chicago in March Test of Winter
Chicago reports a major snowstorm on March 19 bringing heavy snowfall and travel disruptions. The weather remains mild in temperature despite the dense snow, with traffic impeded by the storm.
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Chicago
Alaska capital to move from Sitka to Juneau
Seattle March 18 The capital of Alaska will shift from Sitka to Juneau when Governor elect W F Hoggatt assumes power. Reported by Juneau visitors last night the move follows strong expectations in the north. Hoggatt has lived in Juneau four years and focuses his business there. Government offices and judges reside in Juneau already, with land and customs offices present there. The move is welcomed by southeastern Americans as a progressive step.
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Seattle
Alaska
Sitka
Juneau
W. F. Hopgatt
H. W. Elliott
Douglas
Ondr Jm
Hoggatt
Brady
June
Elliott
Southeastern Afrikraneere
Hoggett
Wool clip record set at Union Woolen Mill contract
Baker City reports E N Middlebrook contracted 15 000 pounds of wool at 20 cents per pound with the Union Woolen Mill. The clip is described as extra quality and may set a historical record, with 1600 fleeces included in the deal.
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Baker City
E. N. Middlebrook
Union Woolen Mille
Chicago Wheat Market and Schwab Illness Update
Chicago wheat closed at 78 7 8 cents a bushel and corn at 44 1 5 cents with oats at 30 1 4. In New York, Charles M Schwab is seriously ill and confined to his home since returning from the southwest, refusing visitors and denying a Nevada residence rumor.
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Chicago
New York
Charles M. Schwab
Nevada
Arraignment Postponed for Walsh in Chicago
Chicago March 18 arraignment of John R. Walsh postponed to March 27 due to absence of counsel. Walsh stated he could not be ready for two weeks.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
Walsh
Five Feet of Snow Halts Western Rail Lines
Severe storms and five feet of snow on the Rocky Mountain summit near Sherman delay O R & N and Union Pacific trains. Tracks bent by winds, multiple trains held up, and passenger service postponed 12 to 36 hours. Some through trains abandoned. efforts focus on clearing routes toward Ogden Salt Lake and Pocatello. In Washington, Taft says Shonts will not resign as canal board chairman.
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Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Shermain
Mown Tin
Sherman
Cheyenone
Green River
Ogden
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Higgagee
Mall
Pendleton
Shonts
Washington
Taft
Canal Board
Operators and Miners Confer on Wages and Leadership
In Indianapolis a secret session sees E L Robbins ousted as operators chief with J H Winder elected temporary chair. Winder represents Morgan interests while Robbins favored conciliatory wage measures. Conference aims to avert strikes, adjust tonnage voting, and set terms for the year starting April 1 amid tensions between large operators and independents.
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Federation of Miners
Morgan
Indianapolis
E. L. Robbins
Pittsburg
J. H. Winder
Cleveland
Robbins
Winder
Interstate Operators’ Association
Claypool
Francie L. Robbins
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Thie
Showld
Anthracite Opertire
Habeas corpus arguments heard for three Idaho detentions
Arguments were heard in the circuit court on March 19 on petitions for writs of habeas corpus for Moyer, Haywood, and Pettibone. The applicants claim Canyon County District Court lacks jurisdiction to obtain the defendants, alleging the warrants or detentions were secured through fraud and improper venue.
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Boive
Eircuit Court
United States
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Detriet Court
Canyon County
Wetton
Idaho
Pope Named Day Prompting Age Defying Praise
Rome reports the pope observes his name day and says he feels younger and better each year by divine grace. In Moscow, the Raasstorgoueff brothers, vast Russian merchants, are indicted for a $19.6 million loss in a shocking financial failure.
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Pope
Rome
Moscow
D. and
A. Raasstorgoueff
Russia
Fire at Louvre Theater Claims Performer in Juneau
The Louvre theater in Juneau owned by Cr. W. Ashby burned last night. John Henry, performing as King of Fire Eater, was overcome by smoke while trying to save his effects and died. Several female performers sustained minor burns.
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Juneau
Alaska
Louvre Theater
Cr. W. Ashby
John Henry
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John D. Rockefeller
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Heef
Moony
Kharkoif
Mierce
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