Marshal Gard and the Apache Kid Rampage in New Mexico
In New Mexico December reports tell of Marshal Gard planned with General Cook to capture Apache Kid after a reward of 8000 dollars was offered. Kid, a full blood Apache and former ranger, led a violent gang across Arizona and New Mexico, evading troops, stealing horses, killing white men and Mexicans, and sparking a long pursuit across the Southwest. The piece recounts Kid's raids, pardons, and late 1800s frontier clashes, noting his deadly skills and elusive movements as troops chase him across harsh terrain.
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Avsiguengis
N. M
Marshal Gard
Cook
Kid
Bis
Sontag
Geronimo
AlSetber
San Carlos
Sleber
Captain Pierce
Sieber
Old Mexico
Algentras
Cleveland
Arizona
Bulls
Sherif Gret Reynolds
Holmes
Aor
Middleton
Yuma
Sherif
Midleton
New Mexico
Son
New
Ohio Men In Terror Reign Of Burglaries In County
A wave of brutal robberies terrorizes a county in Ohio and nearby towns. A five man gang targets isolated farms, binding and torturing victims to steal money and valuables. Incidents include Peter Paol er’s near Holingeville, Christian Mellinger’s home, and Robert Ewing’s Chester township, with gunfire and threats heightening public fear. Police efforts struggle as raids continue and residents arm themselves.
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Woostek
Ohie
Tee
Luis
Peter Paloer
Holingeville
Christian Mellinger
Thin City
Mr. Mellinger
Robert Ewing
Chester Township
Kywing
Wisinay
Ohio
Ani
Toledo
Windlay
Lima
Titin
Ne Qilaces
Aaljte Horby
Roosevelt Will Divides Astor Estate Between Son and Daughter
Probate filing in New York seeks to probate Helen Roosevelt Astor’s will. It splits the Astor millions into two equal parts, giving the son immediate ownership at 21 and providing the daughter only income during life with a power to dispose of the remainder. Helen and James Jr. are named as heirs, both minors, with the estate tracing to William Astor.
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Dorland
Helen Roosevelt
Astor
James Kroonevelt
Heathfield
Ascot
England
Fife
Wm. Antor
Roosevelt
James
Helen A
Astors
Short term treasury bills discussed by Ways and Means
The Ways and Means Committee debates issuing short term treasury bills as a stopgap to cover treasury deficits before new taxes. Members discuss French and British precedents, suggest bills redeemable in one year at around 2 percent interest, with potential for no interest but risk of reduced investor appeal. Assistant Secretary Curtin has investigated, no final form yet, and passage is expected soon after the committee meets.
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Wasmixarox
Dec
Treasury
Ways and Menus
Congress
Wilbon
Bourke Gockran
New York
Breckinrdge
Arkansas
Germany
Secretary of the Treasury
Ways Aud Meats Committee
Curtin
Treasury Department
Ways and Meals Committee
Farmer Loses 1000 In Land Robbery Near Lily City
Report says Andrew Bright, a wealthy farmer east of Lily City, met a stranger seeking land and joined a card game that led Bright to win 1000, which the conmen then seized after assaulting him. Several suspects are under arrest amid the robbery probe. Two babies found packed in a valise by a depot policeman in East St Louis.
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de Mrabapty Metany Heaton
Simmbeee
Wanean
Tal
Meca
Andrew Bright
Lily City
Lanevilla
Farmer Bright
Jef
Vailse
East St. Louie
Bank Directors Censured by United States Grand Jury
The grand jury report denounces directors and officers of the Merchants National Bank of Great Falls the Livingston National of Livingston and the Stockgrowers National of Miles City as wrecking the banks. Indictments include Will Hanks, Monry F. Buchel, Merril, Middleton and Alen Macona chile. Charles Jones the train robber and Jimmy Mobs named in murder cases.
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United States Grand Jury
Haurxs
Mont
Merchants National Bank of Great Malls
Livingston National
Livingston
Monry F. Buchel
Merril
Middleton
Stock Browers
Alen Maconachile
Iivinga von Bank
George J. Carey
Anya
Bank Depotiara
Hald Directora
Charles Jones
Jimmy
Ed Markley Sentenced After Defrauding Scheme
The trial of Ed Markley, a foot racer linked to a $4,000 fraud involving bookkeeper Bowman, ended with a guilty verdict and a three year term at Fort Madison penitentiary. Prosecutors say Markley and associates conspired to throw a race and cash in by using an alias. Several accomplices, including Tropnson and Haver, are jailed awaiting January trial.
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Gete
Thrawin
HY Farm
Jows
Od Markley
Gulty
Fort Madison
I T
Markley
Bowman
Farmington
United States
Sinapponent
Thomas Trop'nson
Monty A. Haver
Thomas Rayer
Weed Cunningham
Jan. Nery
Haymarket Fire Damages Theater and Stores
The Haymarket theater on Madison Street rear of Waletand is burning amid frigid winds. The blaze threatens the building fronts and offices above, with roof collapse feared. damage estimated at $75,000 as firefighters drench interiors and foyer.
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VauKes
Uieadu
Dee
Hayalarket
Madison Street
Waletand
Aera
Haymarket Square
Davin
Theolumbia Theater
Erratic Matrimonial Career Of wa Krat Wife And Two Husbands
One year ago Lucy Pitch registered at the West hotel in Illinois to marry J W Dougherty a ranchman. She then eloped with George Pillsbury from a canning factory, and Dougherty and Pillsbury became rivals for her. The couple settled at Rocky Bord and a baby was born. Now Mrs Pillsbury and the child are with Dougherty in Missouri, leaving Pillsbury heartbroken and determined to regain his son.
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Wa Krat
Colo
Lucy
Weat
Ilinois
J.W. Dougherty
Dougherty
George Pillsbury
la Junta
Puulsbury
Rocky Bord
Missouri
Young Pillabury
Angry husband catches elopers in Macktville ambush
An eloping couple Hackney and Mrs Liele Mod with a moved party fled from Macktville to Livingston where Sam Mudsley pursued. Hackney fought, the Sheriff and city marshal aided but failed to locate them until late that afternoon. They hid in a deserted log school cabin north of Livingston and were brought back. Hackney claimed rights as husband to seize the woman.
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Manwmatt
Frank Hackney
Liele Mod
Macktville
Ind
Livingston
Sam Mudsley
Hackney
Thin City
Memphis women hug a jury acquittal in sewing machine case
Mary Clancy, agent for Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machine Company, faced forgery and embodiement charges. The jury acquitted on the general charge after a three day trial, while the first count collapsed for lack of corporate existence. Clancy had been jailed three months awaiting trial.
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Voentine
Meweny
Mixn
Mary Clancy
Wilcox & Gibbs
Tennessee
Miss Glancy
Ios Clancy
Tela
Epidemic Fear Reaches Duluth And School Admissions
In Duluth the Polish church parochial school was closed by Health Commissioner Golfee due to a diphtheria epidemic. Families with affected children rushed to public schools where admission proceeded despite illness concerns, prompting a clash with health authorities. Nearby, twenty five Waligh school attendants were also admitted to public schools as investigations continue.
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Otphtharis Asiutiindi Palit
Dotifeld
Waligh
Cowardly Murder at Miles City Over A Family Trouble
Survivor of the Custer massacre, Pym, is killed in Miles City Mont. Alfred Tilton, a cow puncher, returned from the 4 A.M. ranch, murdered Pym after a confrontation. Tilton fled toward Bills as a storm threatens capture. Pym, 57, a Grand Army man, had separated from his wife. the motive is linked to family trouble. A coroner’s jury found a left hip wound from a pistol shot.
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Mims City
Mont. Deo
Pym
Alfred ‘Tiltos
Owater
Daniel Cronin
Tilton
Aatie
Tittom
S'ym
Arrest Made in Embezzlement Case and Local Snow Slides
Field, alias Dan Driscoll, arrested on embezzlement charges in Lodge 299 Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen for 616.05 while serving as Sean der. He is jailed in $2,500 bond. Snow slides near Hecla and Lyon, with seven buried or killed. rescue operations planned as more slides expected. Twin City and Butte Mining Co restarts after panic era suspension. J. Moberg arrives to settle debts, manager Schweitzer to move from St Paul. Chinese in San Francisco announce readiness and registration.
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Dec. Y
Foho R. Field
T. J. Shebao
Lodge 299
Brotherhood of Railway Traiumen
Field
Dan Driscoll
Kan Bona
Northern Pacific
McDonald
Iie
Hecla
Lyon Ghy
Twin City and
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