Haywood Trial Advances as Jury Is Sworn in Boise
William J. Haywood’s murder trial resumes in Boise with a full jury accepted. Haywood recovers from a bout of illness and greets proceedings, while Darrow and Richardson spar over juror bias including debates about Debs and socialist affiliations. The defense vows a hard fought evidence phase as witnesses are prepared.
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Boise
Idaho
William J. Haywood
Stuenenberg
Haywood
Talesman
Beot
Guy Steunenberg
Richardson
Darrow
Steunen
Dean
Burns
Walt Whitman
Chicago
Architect Tourtellotte
Oo Sicies
Western Federation of Miners
Muner
Debs
Horn
Aged Murderer Accidently Killed In Transit
Grand Sanction June 2. A report from Leadville notes William Brennick, accused in the murder of Edward Rowe a year ago in Lead Ville, died after a fall in the Sweetwater district while attempting to relocate. Brennick had sought residence after ties to Leadville and later found work in a government tunnel.
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William Brennick
Edward Rowe
Lead= Ville
Sweetwater
Hrepnick
Hamestand
Wing
Leadville
Governsment
York Barney Aaron dies at age unknown in England
Barney Aaron, noted figure in boxing circles, died Thursday in York England. He had long been regarded as a leading welterweight in his class and was a prominent fighter from York. Details of his age and career were scarce in the report.
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York Barney Aaron
Aaron
England
York
Sunda
Roswell Boy to Annapolis Shifts to Naval Academy
The son of Hamilton of Howwell has arrived at the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis. Delegate Andrews visited the Navy Department to arrange assignment and also stopped by the White House for a briefing.
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Washington, D.C
Hamilton of
Howwell
UB. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Andrews
Navy Department
New Mexico
White House
Market Decline Hits Railroads and Copper Stocks
New York June 1 The stock market opened with sharp declines led by Pa die railroads and copper Industrials losing two to three points. Poor public statements, unseasonable weather for crops and business, and lower copper exports weighed on sentiment. The close left these stocks weak with little near term improvement expected, though improved weather could lift the market. May weather across the country is blamed for the low mood.
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New York
Padie
Convict Report Details Cruel Prison Punishment
The New Mexican reports alleged cruelty at the territorial penitentiary under Superintendent Trelford. A convict was strapped by the wrists in a dark cell for seventeen hours with bread and water only. Governor Haynolda faces calls to order an investigation into the prison conditions.
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Hetulie
Feery
Globe Negro Murderer Tries Suicide Before Hanging
Honey FH Davis, a Black man sentenced to hang Friday at Globe Arizona, attempted suicide using a razor in his cell after shaving as required by jail routine. Prisoners and Jailer Henderson alerted. initial injuries were not life threatening.
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Globe
Ariz
Honey FH Davis
Henderson
Davie
Jefferson Davies Birthday Memorial Observed in New Orleans
Observers in New Orleans and Louisiana marked Confederate Memorial Day and the anniversary of Jefferson Davies birth. Monuments to Confederate dead were decorated at cemeteries and addresses were delivered by prominent men, reflecting the era's solemn commemorations.
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Beathday
Jepperson
South
Japan's Intention Causes U S Unease In Newark Fire Tragedy
Reports from Newark New Jersey describe a devastating early morning fire at 188 Williams Street in the Tarnverein hall. Three people Joseph Hoeneke janitor his wife and child perished in the blaze as flames swept through the building and neighboring apartments.
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Newark
N. J
Death of Miss Viva Kauffman After Tooth Infection
Fort Collins Colorado June 3 Miss Viva Kauffman secretary of the nth Poudre Terigation company died Saturday evening from heart failure following long suffering from a wisdom tooth erupting through her cheek. The tooth was removed Monday with cocaine used. Thursday she collapsed after a visit to the doctor and grew steadily worse. Authorities think heart failure may have been triggered by prior ailments she used remedies for.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Death of Fireman Leads to $25,000 Claim
In McKinley County district court administrator Henry Owen asks for $25,000 damages against Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway for the death of fireman Daniel J. O'Sullivan in Gallup New Mexico. O'Sullivan, survived by his mother and siblings, died in a collision caused by Santa Fe employees' alleged negligence with interest from June 26, 1906.
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Daniel J. O'salia Rinta Pereignne
Gallup
Mokkiney County
N. M
O'Sullivan
Henry $J. Qwen
Albiguerane
District Court
McKinley County
Owen
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Gakng
Santa Fe
Sullivan
New Commandant at League Island Navy Yard
Captain Edwin Pendleton, formerly commander of the battleship Missouri, assumed duties as commandant of League Island Navy Yard in Philadelphia. He succeeds Admiral Tilley, who died in March.
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League Island
Philadelphia
Edwin Pendleton
Missouri
League Island Navy Yard
Admiral Tilley
Premier Hauberman Drops Irish Bill After Dublin Rejection
London June 3 Premier Campbell Hauberman announced in the house of commons that the Irish bill faced rejection by nationalists in Dublin and would be dropped. The decision follows the convention's stance and signals a shift in policy regarding Ireland.
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England
London
House of Commmons
Campbell Hauberman
Surerimen
Dublin
Land Deals Investigation Opens in New Mexico
A muddled report hints at ongoing probes into land deals in New Mexico. Officials discuss possible thorough investigation before Governor Curry’s term ends, with focus on official duties and interest. Local politics are cited as driving the inquiry amid varied public reaction.
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Bedu
Oceanic Steamer Fires Incendiary at Sea in New York
Fire broke out aboard the steamer Oceanic in New York harbor early this morning. Incendiary damage was contained within two hours and the vessel, still loading cargo, resumed operation after authorities removed the cargo to safety.
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New York
Oceanic
Rsea
Cloudburst Floods Countryside Reported Near Here
A cloudburst twelve miles southwest of the city Sunday afternoon around 4 oclock sent floodwaters in a solid sheet over arroyos and canyons. Roads washed out, several Albuquerquans stranded, and Indians retreating to a sheltered arroyo narrowly escaped drowning. Water rose swiftly then subsided, with the railroad escaping washouts. Weather continued unsettled with dark eastward clouds and thunder through the evening. The Danish actress Carola Kron Nathanson was shot and mortally wounded by her husband at Aalbers in Jutland. The incident followed reported jealousy. In Lexington the Saturday night waters caused about 50 000 in damage, with Kentucky buildings and livestock affected. Amalgamated Copper reported net income for the year ending April 30 at 14 154 400, up nearly five million from last year.
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Albuquerque
Copenhagen
Carola Kron Nathanson
Tha Fotel Aalbers
Jutland
New York
Amalgamated Copper Company
Greene and Gaynor fraud case sentence upheld
In Savannah harbor a Savannah court sentence in the Keene and Gaynor fraud case involving over a half million dollars in government contract work was affirmed by the United States circuit court of appeals. The ruling imposes four years in prison and fines totaling 000. Judges Shelby and McCormick wrote the opinion with Judge Pardee dissenting. Greene and Gaynor must pay the penalties immediately.
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Orleans
Savannah
Keene and Gaynor
Savannoah Harbor
Vihile States Circuit Court of Appeal
Shelby and McCormick
Pardee
United States
Greene
Gaynor
Horse thieves warned after arrests in Butler county
In Butler county near Whitewater Kansas on June 3 reports say five thieves were captured by a local anti theft association. The alert warns residents to keep away as the group claims success in previous captures and urges vigilance against would be horse thieves.
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Kan
Butler County
Aldonso of Alfen plans farm and cattle retreat in northern Spain
King Alfen outlines a modern rural program on a northern Spain island with bays and a retreat for part of each summer. The plan includes treed thoroughbred cattle and an emphasis on outdoor life for the queen and royal party.
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Alfen
Spain
Nearly Twelve Hour Gharivari Ends With Vandalism
In mious City on June 3 a 12 hour chanty for the twelve children of Henry Brown and his widow bride triggered a noise parade that kept the town awake until police intervened at daybreak. The uproar caused property damage including a torn porch, smashed windows, and wrecked screens at the bride’s father house.
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Mious
Henry Brown
Chreana
Worad
Pacific Squadron Held in Readiness Amid Swatow Tension
Amoy June 3 reports quiet in Swatow but great anxiety over a revolt spreading in Kwantung. Ten thousand Triads march toward Swatow as rebels outpace imperial troops. British and American interests noted. pacific squadron ordered concentrated in Shanghai to prepare for possible disturbances.
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Swatow
Chang Chow
Si Okho
Hong Kong
Brita
Pakhol
Liachau
Kwangtung
London
Daily Mail
Shanghai
China
Finnish revolutionary captain seeks Finland’s liberation in New York
Captain J. Kock, leader of the Finnish Red Guards, arrives in New York pursued by Russia’s secret police. He vows ongoing work for Finland’s liberation, claiming uprisings greater than before will confront the Russian government despite a price on his head.
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New York
J. Kock
Red Guards
Finland
Russia
Europe
Ute World
Kock
Pinland
Ten Injured in Elevator Accident at Akron Tire Plant
Ten persons were injured at the Good Year Tire and Rubber company plant in Akron when an elevator rope broke as the car dropped two stories. The crowd was at work when the accident occurred and several workers were reported in serious condition including a critically hurt man later identified as FF. Starland.
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Akron
Ghiv
Good Year Tire and Rubber Company
Starland
Extension of Time for Shipping Cattle in Several Counties
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson extends the period by ten days from May 16 allowing movement of cattle into specified counties and registration districts. The extension aims to facilitate shipping and ease regulatory delays for cattle traders and handlers.
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Washington, D.C
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Monument to Jefferson Davis unveiled in Richmond
A June 3 ceremony in Richmond unveiled a bronze statue of Jefferson Davis, with J A Hayes and her two grandsons drawing the cords to remove the shroud. The event capped Richmonds memorial avenue pageant and echoed Davis’ legacy, with Montgomery and Dallas observing the day as a holiday.
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Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Lost Cause
Ffederate States of America
Ih Gray
J. A. Hayes
Colorado Springs
Monument Avenue
Davis
Montgomery
Ala
Jefferman Davis
Capitol
Girl Becomes Insane While Traveling Near Baton Rouge
Miss Nawdy Romero of Starkville Cold, a teacher near Albuquerque, was taken in charge by Deputy Sheriff Gate at Skyville after wandering unbalanced for days while traveling home from a party. A local resident arrived to escort her to Starkville as authorities stabilized her condition.
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Baton N. MG
Nawdyided Romero
Starkville
Albuquerque
Sherif Gate
Mis Romero Wee
Dukerty
Skyville
Hill and Imboden Must Serve Time
Denver case details Leonard Imboden and James A Hil convicted of wrecking the Denver Savings Bank. The Supreme Court affirmed the district court verdict after a fair trial and state pardon board findings indicate full penalties must be served.
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Denver
Leonard Imboden
James A. Hil
Denver Savings Bank
Ory
Uilets
State Board of Pardons Nets
Supreme Court
District Court
One Killed Two Injured In Wreck At Bridge Crew Site
A Saturday night wreck involving a work gang train left one man dead and two injured. The train ran off the track at a bridge site where crewmen were to work. Investigators noted the cars were damaged beyond repair and the entire crew was discharged for rule violations.
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Orthe
Atkinson
Durling
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