Insane man shoots officers in Montana town
Patrick Fitzstevens, a former inmate, shot Police Fudge Slayes and Deputy Sheriff Joseph Daly in Anaconda Mont Ilayes, then was fatally shot by Sheriff Conley. Daly and Slayes survived. Coroner Hugien prepared an inquest. Fitzstevens had been confined years ago and had a history of violence and claims of grievance.
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Patrick Fitzstevens
Insans Asylum
Fudge Slayes
Sherif Joseph Daly
Conley
Anaconda Mont Ilayes
Daly
Flitzstevens
Titzstevens
Hink Iie
Litzalevens
Salt Lake City
Sone
Diamiondrijle
Smith & Wesson
Fitzateyens
Sheol
Daty
Khitzatavens
Bilm
Yaqui Uprising in Sonora Reported Quelled in Hills
Reports detail a clash at TL Car men hacienda between Manuel Gor ney timekeeper and Yaqui laborers culminating in two Mexican deaths. Yaquis fled to the hills, were pursued by Mexican forces, seven Yaquis and three Mexican soldiers killed, and authorities expect quick suppression near Hermosillo.
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Mexico
Sonora
Manuel Gorney
Tl] Carmen
Afslle
Klermosillo
Jorres
News of Boer prisoners on Hawkins Island greeted with joy
A disputed report from trimilton Bermuda says Boers on Hawkins Island learned news elsewhere and welcomed it with enthusiasm. They shouted sang and embraced English soldiers while drinks were served and rejoicing continued late into the night. The prisoners on Luckers Island also shared in the happiness.
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Prianserd
Hejolces
Pearse Teri
Trimilton
Bermuda
Java
Hawkines Island
Wilolly
Hawkins Island
Luckers Island
Idaho Supreme Court Affirms Sheep Grazing Law
The Idaho Supreme Court upholds a law banning grazing within two miles of inhabited dwellings. Chief Justice Quarles writes the opinion with Justice Sullisay concurring. Justice Siouksage dissents. Homeowners within two miles may recover for grass eaten and related damages.
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Supreme Court of Idaho
Quarles
Sullisay
Siouksage
Alleged Drowning Rumor Debunked Near South Fork
Beven Meo a guide and mail carrier arrived in Naiss from camp saying reports of drowning are false. He noted the trail is open Elk Sumoanit burial site cleared and people continue travel. In Ida a two year old child went missing near Spake river north of American Falls and was found asleep five miles from home after a long search.
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Curly Brewer
Naiss
South Park
South Fork
Walter Spirks
Spake
American Falla
Ida
Lotatello
Oregon F Seats Democratic Governor Victory Prompt
A Monday election in Oregon yielded a Democratic governor George E Chamberlain and the Republican ticket sweeping all other statewide offices. Congressmen Thomas I. Fongue and J Williams won by large majorities as returns came in at midnight.
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Oregon
United States
Joseph Simon
George E Chamberlain
Thomas I. Fongue
J. Williams
Peace in South Africa Heralds Signing of War Terms
A Pretoria dispatch reports Lord Kitchener signed terms of currence with Boer representatives at half past tep olock. London crowds welcomed the news. Lord Milner and the British cabinet were informed, and church bells rang as prayers of thanksgiving followed the official peace announcement.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Orlock
Lord Milner
Hiltish Wigh
South Africa
Joseph Crimsdale
Lord
Churches of London
British reject Boer surrender ratification call
The Daily Mail correspondent reports that British authorities refused to accept that Boer delegates ratify terms with Kroger. The terms allegedly uphold British contentions on vital points while offering generous concessions to appeal to Boer support for peace.
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Cabling
Metoria
Daily Mail
Bosr
Kroger
Europe
Heise
Eace
Chapel in Factory Chapel Leads Daily Services in Orwell
Frank Woodbury furniture maker in Orwell near Oswego New York has converted a factory chapel into a place for morning religious services. He conducts brief twenty minute gatherings each day with his employees as the congregation, and includes the time in the workers’ schedules to start the day refreshed.
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Frank Woodbury
Orwell
Oswego
Mr Woodbury
Chicago doctor links past medicine to global insanity at Minnesota meeting
Dr Il KO Whitford of Bennett Medical College Chicago told the twentieth annual Minnesota State Medical Society session in St Paul that half the world’s insanity is due to how medicine was practiced fifty years ago. He cited overuse of drugs like mercury and arsenic by physicians of that era.
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Minnesota
Drowned prospectors amid Bells ain giatea rush reported
A fragmentary report describes seven prospectors drowning near a trail after a cache discovery. An incident near Berkeley Ala involved a man named Harless being robbed and violently wounded, with attackers displaying brutal violence.
Duel in Chicago Ends Fatal Knife Fight Between Two Men
Two colored men fought a deadly knife duel in Chicago streets before a crowd of over fifty. The combat lasted ten minutes as both slashed and plunged at each other, one finally falling with a long blade still in his heart and the other wounded.
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Chicago
Eruption of Mont Pelee Viewed in Honolulu Report
A Honolulu letter dated May 24 notes the St Pierre eruption’s upper atmosphere effects. An unusual red glare colored the sunset and dawn, attributed to volcanic dust, with a deep red glow lasting well past sunset and appearing in the east before dawn.
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Honolulu
St Tierre
St Pierre
Aguinaldo aides defend US conduct in Philippine campaign
General Buencamino and Lelipe Iuencamino, Aguinaldo era officials, met the president with Secretary Root to dispute cruelty reports. They claimed the civil government under Judge Taft and the army have done good work, denying or downplaying sensational claims of abuses.
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Lelipe Iuencamino
Manila
Aguinaldo
Root
Buencamino
United States
Tinea
Laft
Lipinos
Man Injured In Midnight Fall From Tree Crow Nest
John Rowley a 44 year old sonambullat lay in his Balti more home with a dislocated left hip and possible internal injuries after attempting to reach a crow nest at midnight. He climbed a ladder to a tree behind his house but fell to the ground and awakened. He remains in critical condition.
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John Rowley
Baltimore
Crows Nest
Ile
Rowley
Ife
Republicans of Ohio nominate ticket at Cleveland
The Ohio Republicans at Cleveland nominate Lewis Laulin of Norwalk for Secretary of State and Torace Ankeney of Xenia for dairy commissioner along with Walliam TE Crew of MacConnelissville and William Kitley Jr of Defiance for posts on the slate. Senator Hanna receives continued ovation as he closes with a flaring speech urging song and vigor in campaign rallies.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Lewis
Laulin c
Norwalk
Supreme Court
Walliam TE Crew
MacConnelissille
Torace Ankeney
Xenia
Board of Public Works
William Kiitley, Jr
Hanna
Indiana bill targets one-eighth keg of beer
The ways and means committee reported favorably a bill by Representative Over to abolish the one-eighth keg of beer. The measure is urged by the beer trade to remove small kegs from sale and regulation.
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Indiana
Ways and Means Committee
Senate committee backs Brooke retirement as lieutenant general
The senate committee on military affairs approved a favorable report on a bill to retire General Brooke with the rank of lieutenant general. The action signals support for upgrading his retirement status and honors his service.
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Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Brooke
American Officer Wlrrill Cuban Ral diers
The latest U S military order in Cuba commends Captain D E Aultman for organizing coast artillery to a high standard. President Jalma requests his special duty with the Cuban army corps as instructor. Dr Kimura of Tokyo arrives in Chicago en route to Washington as official rep for the Japanese army and navy at the national surgeons congress. He will inspect U S navy yards at Brooklyn and Norfolk for about three months.
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United States
Cuba
Washington
D E Aultman
Coast Artillery
Dicais
Jalma
Cuerpo de Artilleria
Cuban Army Corps
Japan
Kimura
Tokio
Imperial Japanese Navy
Ioin
Chicago
Americana National Congress of
United States Navy
Btookin
Norfolk
Week in Congress Faces Prohibition Debate on Liquor Sales
The record notes heated debate over migration and liquor sale bans at immigrant stations and in the capital. An amendment by Mr. Kowerseck carried 83 to 18 to prohibit such sales, followed by Landis moving to ban sales in the capital, winning by a larger margin. Senate adjournment left a vote on the Philip Pine bill unresolved. Burrows reports most committees oppose direct senate elections by the people.
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Kowerseck
Hunsan
Landis
Senate
Philip Pine
Burrows
Committees On
House
Debates On Coinage Bills And Territorial Legislation
The house discussed increasing subsidiary coinage and recoinage of standard dollars as needed by public necessities with a treasury secretary allowed to set limits. Senate action included authorizing Santa Cruz County to issue bonds for a courthouse and jail, transferring town lands for school use, and settling school indemnity selections and abandoned military reservations. A final vote on the Vollipping government bill and amendments is slated for next Tuesday.
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Hiouik
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Blila Wera
Board of Supervisora of Sants Cruze Conty Artz
Juneau
Alaska
Silver coinage expansion and Confederate cemetery bill pass
The chamber passed a bill authorizing the secretary of the treasury to coin silver bullion as needed for subsidiary coinage and repealing a provision related to standard silver dollars. A separate measure for Confederate Mound Oak Wood Cemetery improvement and fate was approved, alongside moves to limit reserve banks and fortify navy routes. The Senate showroom notes the Philippine bill's ongoing discussion and a joint resolution authorizing bronze cannon for Sewell statue construction. The river and harbor conference report was submitted and approved without comment.
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Horst
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of War
New Jersey
Wo J Sewell
Senate Hisses Over Philippine Death Story Incident
In the Senate a disturbance erupted as Senator Spooner of Wisconsin referenced a claim that 1000 Filipinos were killed by American troops in trenches. Senator Lodge noted the story was denied by the soldier’s father and the War Department was to verify with Geneva. Senator Carmack suggested soldiers would deny the tale, drawing boos from the galleries and a sharp chair rap.
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Senate
Cpooner
Wisconsin
Lodge
War Department
Geneva Chaffee
Carmack
Philippines
Senate activity shows mixed action on bills and memorials
The Senate suspended the rules to adopt a joint resolution honoring Secretary Hay’s February Mehinley address. A conference report on a wilderness protection bill for Alaska passed. An attempt to retire General Sternberg failed. Debate on the Philippine government bill drew little floor interest with Mason urging equal treatment for Filipinos. Other speakers included Hoar Foraker Cullom Patterson Teller Carmack Proctor.
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House
Congress
Ilay
Mehinley
Senate
Alaska
Sternberg
Mason
Trinois
Lovern
Mesars Hoar Foraker Cullomacon Patterson
Teller Carmack
Proctor
Western Federation of Miners Convention Delegates Meet in Denver
Reported Indian appropriation items from a recent Senate bill include funding for Utah Indian school support and education for fifty pupils, salaries, improvements, and general expenses. The act also provides for the Shoshone and Bannock peoples at Fort Hall Idaho and payments to agents and administrators under various agreements.
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Western Federation of Minera
Denver
Utah
Indian Service
Shebite
Kaibata
Secretary of the Interior
Crticia
Fort Hall Reserve
Idaho
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