Patrick Casey Slays Woman in Drunken Rampage
In Denver last night Patrick Casey killed a woman and wounded another amid a drunken frenzy. Police report the suspect detained as investigators pursue motives and connections to recent disturbances. Meanwhile the Transmississippi Commercial Congress opens here with debates on Ballinger and Pinchot, though efforts seek to suppress a hostile exchange.
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Denver
Transmississippi Commercial Congress
Ballinger
Forester Pinchot
Spokane
Shafforth
Oses
Wyoming
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New Mextco
Sloan
Arizona
Hadley
Missouri
Hay
Washington
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
United States
Dramatic critic William Winter resigns from Tribune Star
William Winter, long seen as a leading American dramatic critic, resigns from the Tribune Star. Editor Hart Layman cites a dispute over publishing only a small portion of Winter's extensive Sunday material since joining in 1865 at Horace Greeley's invitation.
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New York
Wiliam Winter
American Dramatic Critics
Tribune Star
Horace Greely
Hart Layman
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Winter
Winners in the Spokane Reservation drawing list
Associated Press reports the Spokane Reservation drawing winners led by Allen Newton of Helena and Mabel McMickle of Chicago among many entrants from Montana, Illinois, South Dakota, Washington, Idaho, California, and beyond. The note invites readers to subscribe to the Daily Bonanza.
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Helena
Montana
Mabel D. McMickle
Chicago
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Indiana
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Seattle
Washington
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Wallner
Idaho
Frank Gray
Deep Creek
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St. Lonie
Missouri
Edward K. Byland
J. A. ‘Tremfwell
Mabton
A. L. Slefort
Aubore
California
Lewis ‘Stall
Butte Montana
Mob Seeks Justice After Goldfield Murder Rampage
In Goldfield Nevada a drink fueled assailant named Peg leg Casey killed Mrs. Heslip and wounded Mrs. Mann on Fifth Avenue then fled from the scene. He was captured by Thomas Dunn and jailed as locals called for swift punishment while a vigilant sheriff guarded the prisoner. The dead woman was 28 year old Mrs. Heslip wife of prominent operator Thomas Heslip. Mrs. Mann remained in critical condition and Miss Kennedy survived after a shocking attack that terrified the town.
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Alice Mann
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Assasin
Patrick C. Casey
Pegleg" Casey
Mexican’ Central Railroad
Salt Lake City
Murray
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
Casey
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Fifth Avenue
Thomas Heslip
Dunn
Bradley
Heaslip
Cripple Creek
Heslip
Goldfield Polie
Mob disperses at 3 a.m. sheriff vows to shoot would-be rescuers
At 3 a.m. the mob dispersed after a signal. Sheriff Bradley warned that any man attempting to take the prisoner would be shot. A committee met Judge Stevens seeking a speedy trial and was promised one.
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Bradley
Stevens
Greek lands committee swears oath amid flag dispute
The provisional administrative committee, tasked with governing Crete after the cabinet resigned, took an oath of allegiance to the Greek king. The move signals the committee will not bow to foreign demands to haul down the Greek flag, potentially prompting renewed military landings by powers.
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CANEA
Greece
Demonstration Prohibited by Police in Stockholm
Police in Stockholm on August 16 prevented a large demonstration by strikers aimed at forcing agricultural workers to strike. The attempt failed as authorities moved to curb the protest.
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Stockholm
Cloudburst Flares Washout on Santa Fe Route
A heavy desert cloudburst near San Bernardino on August 16 washed out many miles of the Santa Fe between Gots and Needles, disrupting rail traffic and travel plans.
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San Bernardino
Desert
Santa Fe
Gots and
Needles
Drowning of Society Woman At Carmel River Beach
Monterey August 11 The daughter of a San Francisco chocolate maker Mine Allta Ghirardetli a well known society figure drowned today at Carmel Dy Theta while bathing She ventured beyond heavy breakers and the body has not been recovered unknown.
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Monterey
Allta Ghirardetli
San Francisco
Carmel-Dytheta
Heat in the East Causes Deaths and Prostration
In Kansas City and surrounding states on August 16, extreme heat killed three people, left many prostrate, and damaged crops in Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma with temperatures near 110. Also in Chicago and St Louis area reports of a murder episode and other acts linked to stress and violence.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Chica
Diaz to Greet Taft in El Paso Visit
Acting Secretary of State Atlee telegraphed El Paso mayor that President Taft would accept the freedom of El Paso and would meet Taft here. Mexicans prepare to receive Taft at Juarez during the reserve visit. A slight earthquake was felt in Mexico City today.
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EL Paso
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Sweeney
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Taft
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Mexico City
Inquiry Court in Sutton Case Reaches Verdict
The Button court of inquiry concluded after secret sessions with a finding signed but not released until reviewed by the Navy Department. Key Pittman traveled from Reno to Plumas County California to inspect a training proportion.
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Sutton
Associated Press
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Navy Department
Pittman
Plumas
Key Pittman
Reno
Plumas County
California
Roosevelt Jr Grissom and Deering Elected to Aero Club
New York Aug 16 Theodore Roosevelt Jr Lloyd Grissom the former ambassador to Italy and James Deering were elected today to membership in the Aero Club of America Roosevelt plans a balloon ascent for the future
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Lloyd Grissom
Italy
James Deering
Aero Club of America
Roosevelt
Shooting of Man in Roswell Dispute Ends Deadly
In Roswell New Mexico on August 16 Justice Van Elm Clovis fire chief shot and killed John Childress following a dispute over alleged arson at Childress home. Oakland club buys Hart Maggort for 1500 as of September 15.
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Roswell
N. M
Justay van Elm
Clovis
Mexico
John Childress
Childress
Hart Maggort
Springfield
Mass
Oakland
Mage Cort
Heavy Rains Hit Imperial Valley Disrupt Transport and Wires
Heavy rains and winds in the Imperial valley threaten irrigation canals and buildings. Washouts on the Southern Pacific line to Yuma have demoralized traffic. All wires are down.
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EL Centro
Imperial Valley
Southern Pacific
Yuma
Trafic
Bay City Primary Law Set for Test as Voters Register
San Francisco Aug 16 Tomorrow Bay City will hold its first primary under the new law. The mayoralty and all offices face a brief campaign but registration is the heaviest in primary history with over 16 000 voters declining to state party. Mayor candidates include Byrom Mauzy Republican William Crocker Democrat T W B Leland Democrat Ralph McLaren Democrat Edward Rock Democrat P H McCarthy Union Labor F J Sullivan Union Labor. Francis J Heney and Charles M Fickert contend for district attorneyship.
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San Francisco
Byrom Mauzy
Independent Repulican
William Crocker
Business Mens’ Committee
Dr. T. W. B. Leland
Ralph McLaren
Edward Rock
P. H. McCarthy
F.J. Sullivan
Francis J. Heney
Charles M. Fickert
Indiana Plan 15 Favored at Congress Debate
The American prison congress in Seattle debated the Indiana plan to prevent propagation of criminals and idiots. Judge Ben E Lindney of the Denver juvenile court spoke on prevention and probation, predicting states will treat criminals like the insane, reducing brutal confinement.
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Seattle
Indiana
Ben E .Lindney
Denver
Jnvenie Court
California druggists convene in Los Angeles
The American Pharmaceutical association convention opened in Los Angeles with a welcome by William B. Searby for the California association. President Oberg, home with illness, had his remarks read. A chamber of commerce reception and an inter grand ball drew attendees tonight.
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Los Angeles
American Pharmaceutical Association
William B. Searby
Californian Association
Oberg
Thens
Yq Chamber of Commerce
Inter
Worsons
Aviator Glen Curtis Shocked In Night Flight Crash
American aviator Glen Curtis was severely shocked and bruised when his aircraft dashed to the ground during an experimental night flight in Rhaims. The machine was badly damaged by a sudden gust of wind.
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Rhaims
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