Long and tangled 19th century notes report trials and crimes
The chronicle lists court rulings and criminal acts across Montana and neighboring areas. It mentions Cal W. F Cody’s civil case, a Helena murder, a train incident in Pacific yards, a Kalty trial, W. W. Welch’s plea, Michael Hagerty’s family shooting, Redmond’s Nevada shooting, a Lewis and Clark march prize, and various clemency and legal actions including a Colorado governor reprieve.
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Scott
Cheyenne
Tite
Cal W. F Cody
Anya
Biewwite
Perey Robinson
Polen
Falnny
Ninji
Michael Hagerty
Miner
Bnite
Bie
Charles H. Atwood
Denver
Goldfeld
Nevada
John Redmond
Atwood
Redmond
Mixa Reva Heyman
Tacoma
McDonald
Colorado
Fred Arnold
Newton Andrews
Amante Youngbrook
Vaid
United States
Miles Mutler
Michael Dole
Gallahan
Buller
Waller
Japs Win Great Victory Naval War News
The report describes Japanese naval success and Russian setbacks in the Pacific. It details Admiral Togo's fleet actions in the Strait of Korea, the sinking and damage to Russian ships, and conflicting reports on Vice Admiral Rojestvensky. Dispatches from Vladivostok and Tokyo, with notices from Washington and Warsaw, frame the broader reaction and potential peace moves.
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Togo
Strait of
Koron
Rupain
Manchuria
Rusia
Trojastvensky
Russia
Thinenka
France
M. Deleanse
Washington
Roosevelt
Toxo
Russlang
Vlndiyoutok
Associated Press
Almaz
Grozny
Almay
Ro| Jesivensky
Vladivostok
Bunny
Tokio Lato
Japanaee Legation
Bioduvy
Kninemvarof
Warsaw
Rojestvensky
Train Robbers Hit Northern Pacific Express No. 2
Report of a Bearmouth Montana hold up on the eastbound Northern Pacific passenger train No. 2 Saturday night. Three men allegedly blasted the express car with dynamite, blew open the safe, and fled after detaching baggage cars. Sheriff and posse actions followed with searches from Missoula toward Anthony.
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Mont
Bearmouth
Ent
Cman
Wijson
Naln
Sirpe Muiles
Hoarnanth
Ytanion
Freman
Opoth Die Daar
Missoula, Mont
Gus
Apin
Cale
Bogdhounde
Craskeit
Floods Hit Texas City in Destructive Washout
A damaged report describes rising waters in Texas with flooding along the Rio Grande region. Patrols and local crews battle swift currents and debris as residents evacuate low-lying areas and seek emergency aid.
Woman and Children Die in Oregon Flood West of Heppner
A cloudburst near Heppner Oregon caused flooding along Willow Creek. Mrs J Scenemaker and her youngest child died while Cox family members were swept away. one Cox child body recovered. Several others were saved. a rescue party was organized as Rhea Creek floodwater surged after a heavy rain. The Heppner area was not directly struck by the cloudburst two years after a similar disaster.
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Oregon
Heppner
Here
Mra J
Scenemaker
Cox
Mia
Rhea Creek
Willow Creek
Three Meet Violent Deaths In Astoria And Washington
In Astoria Oregon three young people died Tuesday from drowning and a falling tree. A pleasure boat carrying Ann Seaborg Rowleron George Robert Broom and Mrs Martin Olsen capsized after striking a swell near Greenwood. Seaborg and Broom disappeared while Olsen nearly drowned and was saved. A second drowning occurred when Clapshaw felled by a falling limb. In Mont Vernon Washington Congress speaker Ian Cushman condemned violence in labor struggles during a Memorial address. In San Bernardino Charles Bunce of Wyoming mangled arms after attempting to board a moving train.
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Astoria, Ore
Astoria Tuesaday
Ann Seaborg
Row
Leron George
Robert Broom
Martin Olsen
Greenwood
Young
Miss Seaborg
Broom
Olsen
Clapshaw
Cole Camp
Deep River
Mont Vernon
Wash
Congress
Ian F. W. Cushinian
Tacoma
Dominion
Bel-lingham
United States
San Bernardino
Cal
Charles Bilnce
Lander
Wyo
Southern Pacific
Bunce I
Wyoming
Redlands
Rio Grande Rampage Hits El Paso and Nearby Towns
A chaotic river surge spreads from the Rio Grande affecting El Paso and surrounding areas. Reports say water breaches the channel, threatening downstream towns, with dykes and levees under pressure and several communities evacuated or under alert.
Miner killed in cave in at Black Rock mint site
Coroner's jury holds company responsible for fatal cave in at the Black Rock mint site. Charles Finnegan was crushed by falling rock while working on the Afeetant level. Winniegan, his widow, and family in Oregon receive the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losms
Black Rock
Goldfield
Black Rock Mint
Charles Finnigan
Wietape
Respondiila
Czar Prostrated by Defeat as War Woes Deepen
Reported naval catastrophe and heavy losses prompt sharp calls for peace in Japan. Emperor weeps, government in crisis as radicals cheer, claiming the disaster could force constitutional peace and end to the war.
Russians Foray into Japanese Hornet's Nest at Sea
Seoul dispatch says Vice-Admiral Togo with most of Japan's fleet surprised Russian formations at Masampho Korea. Russians split into two columns, were driven eastward toward the Japanese coast by torpedo and gunfire from balanced ships. Some Russians reportedly reached Vladivostok. other operations of high importance continued.
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London Daily Telegrapha Tokla
Sea of Japan
Tsu [Sumi
Gannon
Rojestvensky
Luzon
Rojestyensky
Bashee Straits
Taichi Islands
Shanghai
Tsu Island
Woosung
China
Cheldang
Dtly
The
Dispatch
London
Daily Mail
Seoul
Korea
Togo
Masampho
T F
Quelpart Islands
Port Collin
Vladivostok
Chinese Gambler Ah Sin Victory in High Court
Washington reports the U S Supreme Court affirmed the San Francisco Superior Court ruling in the Ah Sin versus the Chief of Police case. Ah Sin had been arrested at a barricaded gambling race and released as a subject of the Chinese emperor on habeas corpus. The court upheld the ordinance challenged as race discriminatory.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Goperior Court
San Francisco
Ah Sin
Two Boys Drowned in McKenzie River Near Hendricks Ferry
Two youths, Eugene Clarence Page aged about 20 and Dale England aged 14, drowned in the McKenzie River a quarter mile above Hendricks ferry sixteen miles east of Eugene on Monday evening. They were with England’s father and uncle when the boat capsized after hitting sawlage in very swift water. The men reached a log but the boys did not survive.
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Eugene
Greg Clarence Page
Dale England
McKenzie River
Hendricks Ferry
England
Tragedy in Chinatown Walla Walla Barbershop Shooting
In Chinatown, Monday, Eng Chung a barber was shot and killed. Wong Hung a Fort Walla Walla cook was badly cut with a razor after a quarrel. Hung allegedly drew a revolver. Chung attacked with a razor and was wounded in the neck narrowly missing the jugular vein.
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Walla Walla
Chinatown
Eng Chung
Wong Hung
Steever
Fort Walla Walla
Bug Chung
Baking Powder Ingredients and Health Implications
An early health guide explains three baking powder types based on ingredients Mineral-Acid Alum Bone-Acid Phosphate and Cream of Tartar from grapes While Mineral-Acid powders cost 10 20 cents per pound Bone-Acid powders run 20 30 cents and Cream of Tartar powders fetch 40 60 cents per pound The article urges choosing Cream of Tartar based powders for health and quality.
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U. S
Milford pastor quips about wandering sheep and goats
A Milford New Hampshire anecdote recalls Rev Dr Moore addressing a parishioner who left the church. The doctor jokes that he looks after the flock but has nothing to do with the goats, delivering his customary quaint reply in his own style.
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Moore
Milford
N. H
Dr. Moore
Drinking Water for the Study
A compact note recommends daily filling and running of a small Miter for drinking water. It suggests workers, fatigued by heat and hunger, drink a glass of cold water with a squeeze of lemon to revive and tempt appetite when other options fail.
Packers Receiving Fair Play Critics Question Garfield Beef Report
The Garfield report on packers business methods faced heavy criticism but its figures stand uncontradicted after months of publicity. Officials rebut sensational claims such as forty Iowa banks closed in 1903 04 due to the Beef Trust and call for proof before judging the packers. Chief Clerk Cox of the Iowa State Auditor’s office debunks the magazine assertion as false and cites unwise speculation and reckless banking as the real causes.
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Garfield
Iowa
Beet Trust
Cox
Banking Department
Towa State Auditor’s Office
T He
Aptecle
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Deim Belly
Wooten
Tynan
Mane
Vonpliyen
Belthie
Plaanibor
MR Walley
Autfogikeenin
Denier Whelton
Scotty
Ashe
Ili
Strait of Korea
Tokio
Tf Ia
the Post
Ivy Department
Tran
Kniaz Souvarof
Admira Rlojentvensky
Jin
Viedivegtok
Huing
Kae
Tooaday
Jani
Graham
Dewr Lodge
Anthony
Lalanerk
Constantiy Tay Permet
Villi
Ian DW
Texas
Rio Grande River
Philadelphia
Oklahoma
Oblahoma Cay
Wiéetern
Aadmaga
Waal Haute
Rio Grande
Paso
EL Paso
Tex
Gorth
Mestiia
Il Paso
Lamesa
N.M. Tivoky
Czar
Peteranirg
Marc Whiter
Celal A
Iix
Rome
Internation Congress
David Lubin
Sacramento
International Chamber of Agriculture
Corsica Palace
Diplomatic Corps
Titton
Worth Reme
Tering
Lahioner
Pastor'a
Packers
Vogel
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