Seizure of British vessel Charlotte G Cox near Alaska
Washington reports Captain Ainsworth of the revenue cutter Rush seized the British sealing schooner Charlotte G Cox for illegal sealing in the Fairweather grounds off Alaska. The Cox will be delivered to British authorities at the nearest port in British Columbia. Bush notes Japanese sealers in the area with many seals aboard. they are not subject to seizure outside territorial waters during the closed season.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
Ainsworth
Revenue
Rush
Charlotte G. Cox
Fairweather Grounds
Alaska
Cox
British Columbia
Bush
Bisbee Lawyer Acquitted After 24 Hour Jury Deliberation
A Bisbee Arizona lawyer was acquitted by a jury that deliberated 24 hours over the evidence in a case involving suspected subornation of perjury. The trial, held in Bisbee, concluded with the jury finding the defendant not guilty on all counts.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Sensational murder case ends with not guilty verdict
Tombstone Arizona June 4 After twenty four hours of deliberation the jury in the case of Star K Williams for subornation of perjury returned a not guilty verdict This marks the end of a sensational trial stemming from a 1906 Hibbee murder in which J Campbell shot and killed James C McLaughlin The case involved affidavits by C E Buster and subsequent legal action against Campbell and Williams with Buster later imprisoned for his part in the events
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Tombstone
Ariz
K. Willams
Hibbee
J. Campbell
James C. McLaughlin
Campbell
McLaughlin
Melaughlin
Jack
Williamags
C. £. Buster
Buster
Williams
Bus
Death penalty commuted for Hillsboro murder case
Woman condemned for murder of her husband in Hillsboro is spared execution after acting governor J W Raynolds commutes the sentence to life imprisonment. Petitions from across the territory swayed public sentiment, with many arguing the women were mentally unfit. Sheriff Tafoya will oversee transfer to the territorial prison for confinement and reform work.
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Santa Fe
N. M
II Almn
Madrid
Hillsboro
Wernor J. W. Raynolds
Tafoya
Lake Valley
Firmisa
Raynoldy
Hivlis Cage
Filleboro Tate
Taffora
Hilsboro Fe
Sunta
French Seam Strike Ends as Seafaring Crew Accepts Plan
Paria Jude reports a French seam strike near end as navigation companies accept government recommendations. All officers and crews will be retired or reassigned without penalties, signaling a resolution to the industrial action.
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Paria
Jude
Haywood case opens with Hawley address in court
Boise Idaho June 4 court room fills for opening statement in the Haywood case. Haywood pale but says he feels well after brief night fines. Mrs Haywood wheeled in. Hawley begins at 4 6 o clock detailing Western Federation ties of Moyer Haywood Pettibone and Harry Orchard. He states Orchard confessed placing the bomb that killed Brennenberg and ties Jack Simpkins to the case.
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Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Hawley
James HU
Western Federation
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Harry Orchard
Brennenberg
Jack Simpkins
Conspiracy Claim Tied to Steunenberg Death In Idaho Trial
Prosecutor Hawley outlines theory that Western Federation of Miners leaders and others conspired in the Steunenberg murder. Defense objected but judge allowed discussion. Hawley asserts the inner circle aimed to control federation and state governments, with officers and executives implicated in multiple deaths. Trial continues with further allegations and witness expectations.
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Idaho
Bate
Steunenberg
Western Federation of Miners
Thie Union
Hawley
Western Federation
Hawley links Steunenberg killing to inner circle order
In a Supreme Court address Hawley argues Gov Steunenberg's suppression of Coeur d'Alene rioters provoked the Western Federation of Miners inner circle to order Steunenberg's assassination. Hawley closes his speech at 11 96 am and Darrow says opening statements will wait until the state's case ends. Witnesses describe events the night of the explosion and dying man's injuries. Cross-examinations proceed with Orchard sightings prior to the attack.
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Haywood
Hawley
Governmor Steunenbere
Coeur d'Alene
Hawkey
Darrow
Defene
F. Wayne
Om Wayne
Steunenberg
Wayne
J. W. Gue
John C. Rice
N. 5
Bis. Merchant
Stounenberg
Ty Richardson
Cannibal Snake Duel At National Museum Exhibit
Washington, D. C. June 4. An experiment showed snakes swallowing another of equal size in a cannibalistic duel at the National Museum. Two four foot combatants, a king snake and a blacksnake, were released from opposite ends of a room and immediately fought for a deadly hold. The king seized the neck of the blacksnake, and the outcome was sealed as the victor began the cannibalistic act. The display drew strong reactions to the cruelty witnessed.
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Washington, D.C
Tate
Tutiger
Pullman Agent Transferred to East and New Chief Arrives
Rikodes, long with the Pullman Company, departs from Livingston, Montana for the east aboard No. 400, en route to a new post. A Davis Lowry successor at Chicago headquarters arrived last night to take charge. In Portland Oregon, Harry Lane, a Democrat, won the mayoral race by about 1600 votes over T. Devin.
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Rikodes
Pullman Company
Livingston, Mont
Yeltiew
Rhodes
Chicago
Altice
A Davis Lowy
Chioagy
Diolocrat
Portland
Ore
Harry Lane
Democrat
Yester
T. ©. Devin
Bomb attack in Russia kills two detectives. many wounded
A bomb exploded in Lode, Russia, killing two detectives and wounding two soldiers and three others. A patrol opened fire on the crowd, wounding thirteen. About thirty arrests were made as authorities tightened security and searched for the attackers. In Washington, officials debated reforms after the Keep commission report, criticizing Garfield and Ballinger and highlighting long-standing clerical practices.
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Lode
Russia
Rivat Polise
Jfelals
Cotton Crop Report Initiates Downward Prices
Washington reports the May 25 cotton crop at 70.5 percent, below 1906 and 1905 levels, with a 83 percent long-term average. A defense of 20,600,000 bales this year reflects unfavor able weather and export trends, keeping prices down despite export improvements.
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Washington
Actress Weds New Yorker in London Ceremony
June 4 in Windsor saw Adna May Americg aries marry Osier Lewisalin of New York, son of a noted relative circle. The couple plans a motor tour to New York, with a June departure noted amid family and friends. meanwhile Longshoremen strike talks produced revised wage demands for day and night shifts.
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Fondo
Adna
Americg S Aries
Mun Wy Pyortling
Windsor
Oseir Lewisalin
Amiolph Lewborn
New York
Ergtien
Lnstern Trayenes
Olin
Comado Mining Man Dies Suddenly on Ranch Near Denver
A 60 year old mining man known as a stockman and horseman collapsed and died suddenly yesterday at his ranch near Denver Colorado. Local authorities and friends describe him as a prominent community figure.
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Denver
Maj J. J Dubois
Legion of the Heart
Baby boy weighs two pounds at hospital incubator
In City Mu on June 4 a home made incubator held a two pound newborn named Leo. Doctors say the child shows signs of health and responds to careful medical attention under hospital care. Visitors report cautious optimism about his condition.
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City
Arsived
Graham
Leo
Santa i
New Midshipman A Military Graduate
Special to The Evening News from Roswell New Mexico June 4 reports Donald Wheeler Hamilton son of W G Hamilton of Roswell and Chaves County has been appointed as a midshipman to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Md. Hamilton is a Naval Academy freshman in 1908 and is described as a military expert and athlete with extensive knowledge of military affairs.
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Roswell
N. M
Donald Wheeler Hamilton
United States Naval Academy
Hopolis
W. G
Hamilton
Chaves County
Military Academy
Heath
Mianallton
Naval Academy
Japanese General Kuroki at Fort Leavenworth visit
General Kuroki led the Japanese army commander in the Russo Japanese War to Fort Leavenworth Kansas arriving with Lieutenant General Yesutsmana and aides. Brigadier General Oliver EB Wood UGA retired supervised their visit after a troop review and a tour of the Infantry.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Jung
Kuroki
Russia
Hhe
Yesutsmana
Oliver EB. Wood
Shadowed Talesmen for Schmitz Jury
San Francisco June 4 The grand jury filed a formal complaint with District Attorney Langdon charging Chief of Police Dinan with willful corrupt misconduct for tampering with talesmen to shadow the Schmitz jury. Dinan admitted detaining officers to shadow but said it was to keep the jury free of improper influence.
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San Francisco
Grand Jury
Langdon
Dinan
Talesmen
Schmitz
Colorado River Near Top of Levees at Imperial City
Imperial City Cal June 4 The river stands 29.10 feet today and continues to rise. Officials of the Southern Pacific railway expect a severe test of their protective works and indications are that they will be gratified Breaks in the government levee on the Arizona side relieve pressure on the California side It is conceded the stream will reach the top of the protecting levee before it subsides.
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Imperial City
Cal
Southern Pacific Railway
Arizona
California
Commission 70 Revises Statutes in New Mexico
Santa Fe June 4 The commission to revise the laws of New Mexico met at 2 PM in the council chambers with President Charles A Spless in the chair and Benjamis M Ito as secretary Others present included General Gegree W Hrichard Teitchell from Lee Veran and Rimer By Studley The committee discussed method of procedure proposing a sub commission to supervise compilation and hire competent clerks Proposed compiling clerks Lanaon D Lowe and Iriteo Chaves were named Lowe currently works in the territorial secretary office and Chaves was also named for the post
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Thetol
Charles A. Spless
Benjamis M. Ite
Othia Boat Aa
J Frome
Gegree W. Hrichard
J. Ee Teitchell
Lee Veran
Rimer
Studley
Read
Danta Fe
Lanaon
D. Lowe
Iriteo
Earthquake Death Toll Reported From Hsing Klang
A telegram from Peking relays news of a devastating quake at Hsing Klang. Four thousand people are said to have perished as fires and collapsed structures ravaged the town. Victims and survivors face starvation while aid efforts are being organized after the Shawmut's arrival with coverage of the disaster.
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Victoria
B.C. Jones
Hsing Klang
Peking
Tokle
Persone
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