Northwest Notes from Montana and West
A Livingston special reports on Northern Pacific machinists receiving a 59 cent daily advance amid strikes. Theft at Paillipevurs bullion house nets 360 pounds of silver worth 2220. James Miles kills his wife by accident near Coleville Washington, and faces guardianship risk. A yardman near Percy station, Rawlins, is killed by a train. Colorado General Assembly adjourns after passing an appropriation bill during a special session. Western stockmen plan a Denver meeting to appeal to St Louis fair officials over cattle exhibit. Nellie and Annie Collins inherit 200000 from brother George Collins who died in Montana. Mrs Jacob Fapstadt dies after accidental poisoning with headache powders. A stage accident near Saratoga, Wyoming injures two passengers. Mrs G W Parry dislocates a hip. Governor Toole names Montana delegates to the American Mining Congress in Lead and Deadwood. A smelting works collapse in Angooda, Montana buries workers. one dies, one dies of injuries. Mrs John Kurtz of Rawlins burns result in future death. Mrs Ella Smith and two daughters drown at Hood Canal. rescuers perish. Bridger creek sheepmen protest Planaganan burning camp blamed on cattlemen. Harvest begins in Walla Walla Palouse. yields exceed early forecasts. Eighteen Washers per acre on Eureka flat. Montana judges testify to Shore’s bribery case integrity. Harry Gohallis held in Denver for murder lacks sufficient evidence for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Walcott
Wyo
Mra
G. W. Parry
Governor Toole
Montana
American Mining Congress
Lead
Deadwood
Ella Smith
Homa
Rena Bradford
Seattle
Hood Canal
Olympic Mountains
Washington
Bradford
Bridger Creek Country
Plannagan Brothers
Walla Walla
Palouse
Eureka
Woman Linked to Utah Murder Sought Returns to Grand Rapids
A Denton Texas born woman Mee Anton Hodge admits to traveling from California to Owen and Grand Rapids as she claims self defense in the July 14 murder of William X. Ryan a Salt Lake City peddler. Police doubt her story and believe she aided the crime. she will be returned to Salt Lake City for further inquiry.
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Anton Hodge
Rae
Denton
Towa
Grand Rapids
Mich
Willam X. Ryan
New Salt Lake City
Ryan
Salt Lake City
Denison
Chicago
Spring Lake
William X. Ryan
Murray
Corieee
Hodge
Seventy Five Boys Poisoned At Whittier Reform School
Seventy five boys at the Whittier California reform school are sick with an undetermined illness. Six boys are in serious condition and delirious on Sunday. Dr. F H Hadley leads the investigation to determine if ptomaine poisoning from food or deliberate poisoning caused the outbreak.
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State Reform School
Whittier
Cal
F. H. Hadley
Policeman Candidate for the Gallows Surfaces in Odd Case
Mrs. Charles F Ritter lies dying in Cincinnati under distressing circumstances. Her estranged husband, a policeman, is accused of entering her apartments at night and pouring carbolic acid. Ritter fled the city after admitting to attempts to prevent his wife from suicide while claiming substantial earnings and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Ritter
Cincinnat
Ritter
Pollerman
Turmoil in Panama as military swoop disrupts government
Reports describe a night of panic as a raid by the general staff of the army damaged the Iberal party organ Ri Lapte and wounded a director. Soldiers surrounded Governor Matias's residence prompting escapes by the governor and his American wife. Arrests and attempted arrests followed including officials Arjona Arango Navia, with rumors Cobos may seize the governorship and seek foreign asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aepoelal
Panama
Cotombia
Anya
Ri Lapte
Stam
Santa Ana
Berale
Vasquez Cobos
Mm Vong
Matia
Huertas
Colombia
General Cobos
Aristides Arjona
Fernando Arango
Etram Navia
Departmental
Superior Tribunal
Justice
Tast
Cobos
Senor Guerra
Arthur M. Beaupre
Bogota
Rave mob outbreaks in Danville end with lynchings
A 600 strong mob heads to the county jail to lynch James Wilson a Bloomington negro accused of assault on Mrs. Hurgess. A white man Henry Gotterman is killed by a fleeing black assailant from Evansville named J W Mayfield. The mob lynches Mayfield and beats three other negroes. At the jail the crowd is fired upon nine are wounded and the mob disperses. Secretary Wilson promotes a peculiar insomnia remedy involving roasted peanuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
James Wilson
Bloomington
Thomas Hurgess
Henry Gotterman
Evansville
Ind
J. W., Mayfield
Wilson
Woodchopper Was a Fighter Killed Deputy Casey
James Coney deputy constable was killed at Sam Andres California by Julian Demartini after a disturbance. Demartini fired at Casey and Deputy Thorn as others pursued him, ending in a fatal confrontation. Additional fragments reference a lynching and unclear details from Borevyort Louisiana and other events.
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James Coney
Sam Andres
Cal
Julian Demartini
Casey
Demartini
Biek Thorn
Lowmartin
Miles
War Preparations Reported Across Asia and Korea Gulf
News from the Orient says Japan is fitting large nets for transport as war life prep accelerates. Japanese fleets, rowers, and three new Russian reinforcement reports surface near Korea and Port Arthur. Harbin notes brigades en route. Japan vows action to protect Japanese subjects amid timbering disputes with Russia.
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Atenmer Olympia
Orient
Olympic
Japan
Gulf of Pechik
Korea
Harbin
Bilerian
Mirther
Huwchney Torhentan
Manehurti
Strale
Port Arthur
Foerchant Fing
Stearmer Antind
Ruwalan
Japantae
Ruwina
Yalu
Moneures
Three Fatal Accidents In Cananea And Kentucky
Three fatal incidents are reported: Fred Massey foreman dies after a mining cage accident near Cananea with his body ground to pieces, Charles Crandall an 8 miner dies when a cage breaks away at the Gren Consolidated mine, and William Dutton foreman killed by a mine collapse near Benson. Cassius Clay of Whitehall Ky dies at 93 after a life of public service and continued conjecture about plots. Also notes U S stance on Manchuria promises and China Russia assurances.
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Cananea
Arizona
Fred Massey
Indiana Ming
Massey
Charles Crandall
Capote
Gren Consolidated Mining Company
Crandall
William Dutton
Arisona Clay Mining Company
Benson
Hidden Picture Puzzle Ends in Tragedy and Arrests
A puzzling incident in Knoxville Iowa ends with a man accused of murder and a grand jury inquiry into local corruption. District Attorney Lindsey and a committee of experts reported misused funds and irregularities, prompting a district court investigation into county and state corruption.
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Lindeey
Denver
Johnson
Tie Die Triet
Fommitien
eXperd
Haminlie Lie Hockie
Coun H
Dollan
Tontaribe
Ambush near Lake City wounds Mrs Malley and Mrs Wood
An ambush in a mountain pass near Lake City Cols injures Mrs Anna Malley and Mr Woods, with Mrs Balle and Mrs Wood severely wounded. The attacker fled into the hills after firing on the group gathered near Lakeshore. Mrs Wood’s husband, involved in a quarrel, faces accusations related to the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Malley
Mr Woods
Ambi Alent
Lake City
Cols
Fellen
Lakeshore
Balle
Fred
Buckaby
Merv
Woolf
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Northern Pacific
Railroa! Company
Paillipevurs
Mont
Ander
James Miles
Coleville
Wash
Miler
Snyder
Percy Station
Rawlins
General Assembly of
Colorado
St. Louis
Mary
Nellie
Annie Collins
New Beitford
Mass
George Collins
Jacob Fapstadt
Big Timber, Mont
Angoorda
Munt
John Kurtz
Harry Goalils
Malet Brown
Aurora Hedges
Peooler
Merwell
Pittsburg Miners
Pittsburg
Kans
Ketene
Missouri Indian Territory
Arkitane
Texas
Paine
Oregon City
Ore
Dispatch
Part Inn
Chautsuqua Amsratiy Et Gladrone
Pati
Cobae
His
Omnig
Woodchopper
Jennie Bpeer
Jenole Dolan
John Dolor
Borevyort
Pny
Russia
Cassius M. Clay
Whitehall
Gelock
Exhanst
Ion
Clay
China
Uncle Sam
Manchuria
Hay
United States
Charlen
Marla
Ami
Golomal
Zona
Tucson
Fairbanks
Fairba
Basilica of
St. Peter's
Mos
Congregation of Cardins
Hne
Walting
Valeana
Old O'Dred
Wyoming
Frank Ortoff
Ortoff
Ely
The
Broncos
Neon
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