Northwest Notes of Disturbances and Incidents in Montana and West
A sweep of brief items reports a train robber being sought, mine strikes at Sunlight Colorado, and a fire threat at Chestnut Montana. It notes a fatal accident in a Lewiston coal mine, a prominent Lewiston resident’s death, a Montana doctoring shooting in Billings aftermath, a bank scare in Hutto, and a child’s fatal burns near Butte. Shocks felt across Townsend Helena Anaconda and other towns, a Boise tunneling project, a violent quarrel near Billings, the Haigler shooting case, and police chief Washakie’s assault. Montana to exhibit at St Louis and Portland, a Rawlins bandit problem, Helena waterworks ruling, and suits over a bribery printing inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Mont
Frite Talbert
John E. Murray
Montana
Clark
H. P. Rennick
Billings
Thomas Soloman
State Savings Bank
Hutto
Jana Leary
Brrs
Timothy Leary
Butte
Townsend
Awinston
White Sulphur Springs
Missouri Valley
Anaconda
Marin
Helena
Boise
Black Hornet Mountain
Bryan Hart
James Ryan
Hart
Ryan
Daring Robbery Ends In Tragedy At Pueblo Café
Two masked gunmen entered Sonatan's cafe opposite the opera house in Pueblo. One shot dead Dr. J. H. Turner and wounded C. B. Bishop before fleeing empty handed. Bishop in critical condition at hospital. In Utah, the Fifth Legislature adjourned after a brief session with taxes and a tax commission plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Sonatan
Opera House
Jong
Deak
Guente
J. H. Turner
B. Bishop
Bishop
Utah
House
Senate
Allison
Ramberger
Governor of
Tax Commission
Attorney General
Commission
State Board of Equalization
Doctor Dies in Morphine Mistake Aboard Laos
A Paris dispatch reports Dr. Michaude, a surgeon on the steamer Laos of Messageries Maritimes, met a horrible death after a morphine injection error. The fatal mishap occurred during his last voyage and the patient died within an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Paris Dispatch
Michaude
Laos
Messageries Maritimes
Oldest Lapeer Couple Weds in Imlay City Home
Ms Lucinda Withey aged hundred minus two and Joshua Cline aged ninety two wed at the bride’s Imlay City home. The bride has had four husbands before Cline and he was married today for the fourth time. After the ceremony they posed at home and he bought two quarts of oysters. The bride weighs under one hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Withey
Joshua Cline
Lapeer County
Mich
Imlay City
Mr. Cline
Cline
Corpse Wakes in Michigan as Relatives Hire Undertaker
George F. B. Collins an ailing attorney in Niles City Michigan slipped into a trance and was believed dead by relatives who called an undertaker. The undertaker found signs of life and medical aid followed. Collins now shows promise of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. B. Collins
Niles City
Mich
SLAIN BY YAQUI a Stage Held Up and Lie Brutally Murdered
A stage held up by Yaqui assailants ends in brutal murder. Authorities report the victim, a local performer, died at the scene. Investigators pursue suspects linked to the raid and ongoing conflict in the region.
Tragic Yaqet River Sinking Sparks Murder Hunt
Reports say a passenger boat on the Yagal river between Toentay May and Hermosiilo was attacked. All aboard were killed after a massacre. bodies show brutal injuries and robbery. Soldiers pursue suspects as a lynching threat looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yagal
Toentay
Alverada
Wialthy
Jilla Berde
Senorita C. H. Delea
Alverado
Census figures map U S population by drainage basins
The bulletin from the Census Bureau notes that about 66 percent of the population lives in areas draining to the Atlantic, 53 percent to the Gulf, 44 percent to the Mississippi basin, and smaller shares to Great Lakes and Pacific regions. It also details race distribution by drainage regions and cites rising Mexicoward population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin of Geographical
United States
Census Bureau
United
Aeum Try
Gulf of Mexico
Missiealppi River
Grost Lakes
Pacific Coast
Great Basin
Gion
Atlantic Ocean
Mexico
Great Basin and
Pacific
Aruitica
Great Lakes
Gulf of Sea
Rizal Province Treasurer Tries Death by Action at General’s Office
Biarnett Sinclair Rizal province treasurer attempted death by action at the attorney general office. An investigation found muddied banks and notes shortfall amid claims of unproven wrongdoing and possible misappropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biarnett Sinclair
Rizal
P. L
Priday
Policon
Junte Sinclair
Masked Men Rob Widow's House Near Cridersville
Fourteen armed masked men entered the widow Mrs Jacob Reischelder's home near Cridersville Ohio. They struck George James his wife and their son Joseph James and tied them. The robbers looted the house taking about 1200 dollars in cash and forced the elder James and his kin to reveal the location of the mortgage.
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Jacob Reischelder
Cridersville
Confessed to Murder in Chicago Court Room
Bud Higgins, a mulatto man on trial for the murder of Mrs Annie Butler, confessed on the witness stand in Indie court room Chicago Saturday that he killed her. Assistant State's Attorney Falke pressed Higgins to answer and Higgins replied Yes I killed her describing the manner of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Higgins
Mra
Annie Butler
Indie Court Room
Chicago
Falke
Anni Butler
Higama
German farmer kills wife and seven children then fails to harm himself
Adolph Krauss of Bear Ballefontaine Missouri killed his wife and six children with a sledge hammer before fatally injuring himself. Neighbors say he showed no prior signs of violence and officials attribute the act to possible insanity. A brother discovered the scene after entering an unlit house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Krauss
Nifien
Bt. Lowth
Bear Ballefontaine
Krauss
Fishbors
John Krauss
Adolph
Krausa
Seven lives sacrificed to feed bears at Malacaka frontier
Dispatches from Malacaka near the Austrian frontier report the deaths of seven or more people from a tribe's menagerie as local bears were fed. Two woodcutters observed the eight dancing bears and a practice of abducting children to feed the bears. Jozeph Beachman of Pottsville, once a coal strike miner, suffered a mental collapse after repeated insults and is now in an asylum in Schuylkill Haven.
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Malacaka
Jozeph Beachman
Pottsville
Leahman
Schuylkill Haven
Buried Miner Survives After Coal Fall
Joseph Ryscavage a Wilkes Barre miner was buried under twenty tons of coal in his chamber. Miners dug him out after an hour, hearing a groan. He was freed alive with only a few bruises and returned home unharmed.
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Joseph Ryscavage
Wilkes Barre
Tie
Legislator Accused of Taking Four Thousand To Support Government
Manitoulin Island conservative MPP R. R. Gamey faces a sensational probe in Ontario’s legislature after alleging he accepted 4000 dollars to back the Liberal government. The claim marks a rare disclosure triggering a promised full investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Gamey
Manitoulin Island
New Ontario
Tih Ke
Ontario
Emi Hose
Wyoming Sheep Camp Raid Buries Attack on Herder
Masked robbers struck a Wyoming sheep camp forty miles north of Lusk on a Thursday night, overpowering the herder John Fivelew and two others. They torched a wagon, killed two borees, and carried off 100 pheoy. Help arrived as the band fled toward Dividfolded, leaving the community in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Ty Thoredey
John
Lusk
Alliance Passenger Traced to Fever Alarm in New York Arrival
The steamer Alliance from Golow reached New York Friday with passengers including George Sauter who was named United States consul at Guayaquil but returned to the United States after Dryport due to a malignant fever. His wife reported hearing of deaths associated with the outbreak as the epidemic danger rose.
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Alliance
Golow
New York
George Sauter
Guayaquil
Dryport
Sawter
Large Reward Offered for Murderers of Street Car Man
A regulation appropriates $10 000 for the apprehension of the murderers of policeman Meadéeleoth of Waterbury Cone killed Sunday. A driving curfew has been adopted. Nonexcellent Lent & Maliway company offers 80 000 reward for information leading to the new Binnie le.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadéeleoth
Waterbury
Cone
Yoling
Lent & Maliway Company
Enw Binnie le
Quarrel Ends in Fatal Colorado Mining Feud
In Turret Colorado two miners William Record and Cy Dore quarreled until a murder ensued. Record allegedly threatened Dere after a drinking dispute, Dere fired first in a cabin, and the sworn enemy was killed in a confrontation at close range.
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Turret
Colorado
William Record
Cy Dore
Record
Dere
Dorn
Wee
New England Floods Hit Mills as Rivers Rise Across States
Rains swell rivers in New Hampshire Massachusetts and Maine threatening dam dangers. Merrimac Penobscot and Kennebec rise rapidly forcing partial shutdowns at mills including Champion International Paper at Lawrence and disrupting lumbering areas across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasters New England
Merrimac
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Penobscot
Kennebec
Maine
Lawrence
Mase
Champion International Paper Company
Sleeper Swallows Beetle In Indiana Bronchial Trouble
Indiana farmer C. A. Stokes near Munroe mouth Munroe faced weeks of coughing before expelling a live hard shelled beetle from his bronchial tube. Doctors warned of bronchial trouble and offered limited treatment as the beetle died after exposure to air.
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C. A. Stokes
Munele
Ind
Stokes
Fighting in Honduras Amid Martial Law and Recruiting
Reports describe ongoing clashes in Honduras with martial law in effect and rapid recruitment. Cap Peterson notes tension as both Conservative and Liberal forces clash along the Pacific coast, with daily updates on the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap- Peterson
Mine Workers Target Cunningham Over WV Killings
The United Mine Workers vow to prosecute U S Marshal Cunningham for the deaths of two miners in Back Jey West Virginia. The union plans to open its million dollar treasury to funds for legal action and may hire Pittsburgh lawyers. Separate reports note dozens injured by a hospital blaze in Olean New York with about 45 listed as burned, all improving.
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United Mine Workers’ National Organization
Back Jey
W. Va
The
National
Treasury Fund
United States
Marshal Cunningham
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Olean
Global and domestic headlines mix in scattered 1910s briefing
A sprawling, garbled 1910s wire summary touches on evangelist Sankey, Honduran military clashes, U.S. reciprocity treaty, Venezuelan events, Winnipeg freight walkout, Missouri tobacco law, a family saved from fire in Pennsylvania, London banking rumors, New York raids, a St. Louis shooting case, a Kansas prison sentence, Caribbean and Abyssinian conflicts, and political wrangling over postal and naval matters.
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Northwest Notes
Ales Bealist
George Menand
Bow Fn
Butteril Tt
National Park
Midland
Pookhontas
Sunlight
Chestnut, Mont
George Halgler
Western Packing Company
Leadville
Gortle Johnson Haigler
Dick Washakie
Washakie
Lander Apedal
St. Louis
Portland
Toole
Rawas
Helens Mont
Blates
Court of Appeals
Helens
Ita Predin
Louie Levy
King County
Washbag
Ori
Hmanaere
Curtis Baker
Milton
Wan
Baker
Tron Mountain
Driged
Quirrel
New England
Sleeper
Indiana
Honduras
Betas Stdman
Cunningham
L'Hommedelu
Balloglio
Atrief
Lew the Barber
Walter H. Brooks
Amory Cheverter
Uotte
Sla
Cheverter
Lip
McClernan
Uvat
Hrauke
Sankey
Towthin
Faoston Ie
Beer Alaake
Mattion
Honduran
Kaneos
Semalon
London Times
Aixtema
Thay
Venezuela
Ormare Do Rio Chico
Winnipeg
Minsouri
Sylvania
Cfem
Opr
Moroteo Hae
Englan
London
Thomas Byrons
August Krauss
McPherson, Kans
Dr. B
Maude
Teade
Walar
Win
Caribbean Squadros
Mand Oor
Coghlan Boom
Asqualog
Surioun Unos
Rizal Grovines
Luz
Obbia
Gomalll
Ofice Stit
Marcon Company By Co
Hit
Cornwall
W. W. Turney
el Paso
Texas Cpers’ Association
Jerry Simpson
William Crosier
American
Genera Demander
Tri
Ohio
Leo Millard
de Bangoll
Spaniah- Amer
Xecall
Navy Department
Paci Company
Han
Ite
William Chambers Oftad
Branch Garrett Ume
House of Representative
Tomsee
Coon Pet
Dolens
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