Wellington Fatal Shooting Ends in Surrender by John Reynolds
John Reynolds known as Montane Jack shot and killed McNally in Wellington yesterday afternoon after a quarrel with a history in the Northwest. Reynolds telegraphed the sheriff and coroner to surrender. the body lies at Bonney and Stewart's morgue awaiting burial. One witness, T. J. Johnson, reports McNally was unarmed at the time.
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Horthers Pacific
Wellington
John Reynolds
Montane Jack
Hie Viette
Burila
Bonney & Stewart
Fmbinetty
Wee Phoong
Reynolds
Taylor
Stey
McNatly
Raileta
Cabon
al- Most
Hoye
Berner
McNally
Reynolde
le Wet
Northwest
Tnntana Anl
Washington
T. J. Johnson
May Get Lonesome May Get Lonesome
Mrs. Howard Kopp wife of a marine corps lieutenant and contralto known on the Pacific coast began travel from New York to San Francisco to join her husband stationed on the Island of Bamar she will be the only white woman on the island
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New York
Howard Kopp
Marine Corps
Katherine Bloodgood
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Island
Bamar
Retired for age and service in lingering army notices
A garbled obituary style note lists Lieutenant General Nelson A. Milew and others. It mentions retirement by operation of the army act, with dates and ranks unclear, referencing a long-serving officer and the First Department.
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Wastiington
Ieeee
Thane
Davie Pra
Nelson A
Milew
Man Dies in Prison Hospital After Governor’s Pardon
A prisoner in King County arena, Jorge August 1901, died in the penitentiary hospital from tuberculosis. His brother Francisco will claim the body for burial.
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Walla Walla
King County
Jorge
Prancisco
Richards Must Go Richards Must Go
The president plans to remove United States Marshal Frank Hy Richards from Nome Alaska and appoint Robert Truce of Texas to succeed him. Bract, a Rough Riders veteran, previously served as a U S marshal in Texas and the Indian Territory. A man claims a $26 drink at a House saloon vanished along with his companion.
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Washington
PD. C
United States
Marechal Frank Hy Richards
Nome
Alaska
Robert Truce
Texas
Bract
Rough Riders
Indian Territory
Ins Lesaceen
Indictment Remains a Mystery in Local Case
Deputies and Judge Bell's grand jury pursued a bench warrant today for a suspect absent from the city. Rumors swirl about names in the indictment including Joan Clancy and Police Sullivan, with theories centering on a 10 percent carbrake-off case and possible witnesse s being sought from outside the state. Authorities note the grand jury cannot compel a witness outside the state but can indict and hold a suspect as a prisoner.
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Nes
Georges U. Piper
Olympia
Rew
WSS
Joan Clancy
Police Sullivan
Nelson
Poe
Sera
John Clancy
Kent
Clancy
Frank
John
Chaney
Beatty
Committee to Probe Coal Transport Arrives in Boston
The house merchant marine committee sends a five member sub committee to Boston to begin testimony on coal transportation. The remaining members stay in Washington and plan to call operators and coal company presidents for questioning.
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Washington, D. C
Boston
Still Probing into Gambling and Murder Case Proceeds
The Superior Court today heard witnesses in the F. Lewis murder inquiry linked to gambling clubs. Mina May Wee, a former Hatnier clerk, testified about alleged card operations during the summer and fall. Coroner Moye testified to finding Mrs. Lewis dead in room 624 Youier Way after the January 6 shooting. The jury adjourned for lunch as Annie Piggott and her brother George faced custody and further testimony from Smith about club rooms.
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Lewis
F. Lewis
Grand
Mina May Wee
Hatnier
Mine Sinclair
Ralinier-Grand
Witthieseen
Fatrerman
A. J. Wilkes
Mre. Lewis
Anter
Moye
Youier Way
Annie Piggott
George Piggott
Smith
Lewin
Shire
Hoye
State Legislature Passes Rail Road Bill And Appointments
Olympia January 146 The senate approved a measure to print copies of the Tolman railroad commission bill and several anti crime and labor bills were debated. House members introduced apportionment and taxation bills while committees and chairmen were named for both chambers.
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Lewis
Cowlitz
Clarke
Skamania
Wahkiakum
Pacific
Chehana
Mason
Ellen Jefferman
Clallam
Kilikitat
Yakima
Kittitas
Chelan
Douglas
Okanogan
Ferry
Stevens
Spokane
Lincoln
Adama
Whitman
Asotin
Garfield
Columbia
Walla Walla
Franklin
Quinn
Maloney St" Somer
Gunderson
Johnson
Smith
Senate
Amsliations
Harilton
Eeith
Corporations
Hands
Oes
Moultredairy
Splawn
LeCrone
O'Donnell
Feheries
van de Venter
Kartty McKenney
Crow
Warburton
Tolman
Umner
Baker
Potts
Peaker
Merrill
Dickson
Commerce
Field
Vaness
Easterdey
Carle
Hoberts
McNicoll
Johansen
University
Fine
Dilling
Commission Takes More Testimony in Anthracite Inquiry
Philadelphia Jan 16 At the anthracite commission Attorney Burr presented statements from Elk Hill Coal Company and Scranton Company. Dr Dolan of the Erie company discussed health and living conditions among miners families in Heranton Wilkesbarre and nearby fields noting 216 miners in poor houses and 324 insane inmates. He cited 68 asthma 24 crippled by accidents three permanently injured by gas and 692 males 467 females investigated. He said 0 percent of paupers were victims through drink, while defenders questioned the reliability of such stats. The witness conceded the study was superficial.
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Philadelphia
Anthracite Commission
Burr
Elk Hil Coal Company
Scranton Company
Dolan
Erie Company
Heranton
Wilkesbarre
Big railroad merger reported in New York
It is reported that all the Gould lines will unite in one company to be incorporated under Pennsylvania law. The merger is said to include Missouri Pacific, Texas & Pacific, St. Louis & Southwestern, Iron Mountain, Denver & Rio Grande, Western, International & Great Northern, Chicago Great Western, Wisconsin Central, and Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh.
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Gould
Pennsylvania
Missouri Pacific
Texas & Pacific
St. Louis & Southwestern
Iron Mountain
Denver & the Grande
We Grande Western
International & Great Northern
Chicago Great Western
Wisconsin Central
Buffalo, Rochester & Pitteburk
Waterville Eyes Rail Link to Orondo Across Columbia
Waterville Washington residents cheer a proposed railroad from Waterville to Orondo on the Columbia River. Promoters report property owners ready to donate right of way. The line would run toward the east country and connect with ports for wheat and other produce moving toward Wenatchee. Plans envision a route through Douglas County toward Huckinit ham.
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Waterville
Orondo
Columbia River
John J. Athingon
Douglas
Huckinitham
Teatlee Hale
Wreck on Western Express at Hal and Ohio Rail Line
A Western Express train on the Hal and Ohio line collided in the yard during morning switching. Four killed and several others seriously injured as crates and debris were scattered. An engine exploded and men were thrown from cars. dispatches indicate multiple fatalities among engine crews and freight workers.
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Soustnen
Anv
Western Expres
Hal& Ohio
Rome
Meiner
Alaska Canneries Combine Merges into Griffith Co and Allen
A merger of 14 wartime Alaska canneries was completed yesterday at 4 PM merging under Griffith, Durney & Co and Henry W. Allen. The deal puts $1,000,000 into expansion in the city and increases plant capacity, shifting control of the pack to the new group. The combined output, about 60,000 cases annually, aims to stabilize market price and secure contracts under new terms.
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Alaska
Alseke x
Criffith, & Co
Henry W. Allen
Thie City
Iming
Beattie Oret
Permit & Profit
EU Dent
Griffith, Durney & Co
Gonzales Improving After Shooting Incident
Reports from Colaimmia, 8 C, Jan 46 state the lieutenant governor Tillman is improved this morning and expresses some hope of recovery. Threats of lynching are reportedly overestimated and the excitement is subsiding.
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Colaimmia
Baitor
Tillman
Exhibition on Second Avenue Ends in Public Complaint
A dubious display on Second Avenue offers a so called famous painting by Reif and another alleged masterpiece titled The White Slave. Patrons pay ten to fifteen cents for a peek in a dim back room marketed to men only, revealing a crude copy rather than genuine art and drawing police scrutiny.
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Reif
Meen
Vode
Missing steamship St Louis fuels speculations
London reports a jump in Lloyds insurance on the Atlantic liner St Louis amid no news by 10 o clock. Officials doubt her arrival and fear an accident to machinery. President Crincom defends safety, notes late departure and boiler issues with repairs planned after the voyage.
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London
New York
Bt. Louis
Asores Islands
Crincom
The
Ine
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Montana
Jack” Reynolds
Richards
Sthoon
Bell
House
Darrow
Dr. Dolan
BIG Railroad
BIG Bend Railroad
Waterville, Wash
Pretty May Wilson
Anna
Alexander M’gregor
Alexander McGregor
Beattie
May Wilson
McGregor
Monpel
Wilson
Ravel
McCregor
Mr. McGregor
Seattle
Ilegal
Minteter
Mel
McKay, Carbeck & Childes
Mise Wilson
Lee
Ryan
Billy Stift
Kansas
Crry
Teram
Cetting
Constantinople
Eultan
Dardanelce
Sebastopol
Balmon Packers
Gonzales
Pioneer Square
Herbert S. Upper
Beheverman Brook
Fleet Avenue
Cherry Street
the Lion Clothing House
Cor
First Ave
Olice
Second Avenue
Yesler
California
Hoffman House
Java
H. Blickfeldt
ST. Louis
Azores
Cherebourg
Pronelier
Adams & Blanchard Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters
Second Ave
Hinckley
Seees
WN. W
Spring St
First Avenue South
la France
Royal Worcester
J. B
McCarthy Dry Goods CO
Newhall’s
Waeum
Pyeg
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