Millionaire Shot in Cripple Creek Saloon
Sam Strong, noted mining magnate of Cripple Creek, was shot and killed in Crumley’s Newport saloon after an altercation with John Neve, Strong’s son in law. Crumley surrendered to police shortly after. Sherman Crumley was wounded in a separate belt quarrel. Strong once owned the Victor mine.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Grant Crumley
Newport
Crumley
John Neve
Strong
Crum
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Germany's Pro Posed Tariff Faces U S Trade
Washington dispatch reports from Consul Mason Berlin detail Germany's new tariff proposal. It shows large hikes on food materials meats and live animals up to 300 percent and raises wheat duties from 3 cents to 1.54 per 100 kilograms. For U S manufacturers notable increases hit bicycles and shoes with bicycles taxed around 43.58 and shoes roughly doubled. Discussions focus on manufactured goods impact and effects on Germany's nonagricultural population.
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Gazette
WASHINGTON
State Department
Mason
Berlin
United States
Germany
Chinese Exclusion Action Bans Mexican-Bound Chinese
The Treasury Department said it would refuse landing permits for Chinese bound for Mexico unless their good faith could be proven. An official note to the Chinese Legation in Washington explained that many Chinese entering Mexico in recent years had secretly returned to the United States, prompting tighter transit controls.
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Gasette
WASHINGTON
Treasury Department
United State
Taylor
Mexico
United States
Oklahoma Citizens Defend Favors in Me Murder Case
Habeas corpus hearings begin in District Court at Oklahoma City to secure release of Wilt Pavers Favors accused porter in Misa Gazette Wild murder at Pierce City Missouri where three men were lynched. Local citizens raise funds hire an attorney for defense while Missouri officers pursue him and Governor Jenkins faces a potential requisition delay.
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OKLAHOMA CITY
Wilt Pavers
Misa
Women barred from bar association policy debated
Denver August 22 The American Bar Association general council decided women are not eligible for membership under the constitution in the Ott case of Dyersville Iowa. The council was nearly split and the matter is to be carried over a year with plans to draft a constitutional amendment to admit women. Temperature reports from major cities list varied readings. Henry A Betters returns from England to the Constantia ranch in Long Valley with his family to spend early fall there.
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Gasette
DENVER
Colo
general council of the American Bar Association
Jane B. Ott
Dyersville
Henry A. Betters
Constancia ranch
Long Valley
Mr. Betters
England
Constantia
CAPTAIN SCHLEY DENIES ALLEGED INTERVIEW
Captain Thomas F. Schley of the Twenty third Infantry replies to the War Department about an alleged interview in the Schley Court of Inquiry matter. He says he had no interview and spoke to no one for publication. He asserts a private remark was distorted and misrepresented. The Department accepts his explanation and exonerates him.
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Gazette
WASHINGTON
Thomas F. Schley
Twenty-third Infantry
War Department
Schley
Cap. Schley
Schrey
Alabama Mob Seeks Lynching Of Negro Rapist
A mob in Alabama attempted to lynch Jim Brown, the convicted Black man, after Sheriff North and deputies fired on the crowd. Walter Blankenship and Jamis Blankenship were fatally wounded in the confrontation as authorities sought military protection and Governor contact.
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BIRMINGTON
Ale
Asheville
Sheriff North
Jim Brown
Walter Blankenship
Jamis Blankenship
America's Long Suit
Vienna August 22 Prof Edwin Suess publicist and paleontologist discusses US influence on global markets and politics. He argues central European states must defend against American trust expansion while noting America leads in world powers due to railroads and trade, with China Russia and America forming future blocs.
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China
Russia
America
United States
American Union
Germany
France
Telegraph Line Linking Oceans Planned By Railroad Firms
D. Murray of the Rocky Mountain Telegraph Company says an agreement with the Northwestern Company will create a continuous line from Boston to San Francisco via New York Chicago the Twin Cities Helena and Portland. RMTC will extend from Billings to Miles City while NW builds from North Dakota to meet it completing the longest direct connection in the world. Travelers report cooler nights returning from mountain camps near Webber Independence Taboo and Denner. Nome City steamship arrives with 185 passengers and 24004 in gold dust from Nome.
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HELENA
Mont
Murray
Salt Lake
Rocky Mountain Telephone Company
hia company
Northwestern Company
Rocky Mountain Company
Billings
Miles City
North Dakota
prince
New York
Chicago
Twin Cities
Portland
Boston
San Francisco
Los Aneos
Developments Favor Masters In Pittsburg Steel Strike
Reports from Pittsburgh detail gains for Masters as Amer Tin Plate Co begins operations at Star Plant and Painter Plant activates, with 100 non union workers arriving and police guarding entrances. By week’s end the Lindsay McCutcheon and Jinney mills plan return to full operation, while Union sentiment remains unsettled.
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American Tin Plate Company
Star
Twelfth Street
Lindsay and McCutcheon
Alleghany
Star Tin Plate Works
Union Station
John E. Cramer
til
Homestead
National Tube Works
McKeesport
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Harper
Tornado wrecks Anadarko Oklahoma town
A violent storm near Anadarko Oklahoma wrecked about twenty buildings and tents, killed three people including W P Lewis and John Antone, and damaged post office and other businesses. Hobart and nearby areas also suffered heavy rainfall and property damage.
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W. P. Lewis
Weatherford
Texas
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Paris
Mayse
Wichita
Kansas
W. H. Kitchener
druga
J. C. Bell
hardware
go fozen
Hobart
Anadarko
Chickaska
Indian Territory
KANSAS CITY
Oklahoma
Anardako
Washita river
Copper Combine Report Rocks Mining World
Denver mining men accept reports that a worldwide copper combine has formed, ending copper competition. The alleged group includes Amalgamated, Calumet and Hecla, Senator Clark, and the Rothschilds. Long term papers signed, with National City Bank of New York to finance and act as depository.
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Rothchilds
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