Grand Jury Probes San Francisco Police Chief Case
San Francisco prosecutors direct grand jury to investigate the chief of police amid graft rumors. Report alleges jurors faced intimidation during the inquiry and related proceedings.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
1
Schmitz Attorneys Clash With Judge in Contempt Case
In San Francisco, attorney Charles Fairall was twice sentenced to jail for contempt after an altercation with Superior Judge Dunne following the Schmitz trial. Orders were revoked later at the mayor’s request. The hearing saw further courtroom friction over juror examination and prosecutorial statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charlies H. Fairal
Dunne
Schmitz
G. ©. Campbell
Heney
Fairall
Nairail
Pairall
Mayor Defers Address as Judge Plans Grand Jury Probe
The mayor sat silent as Judge Dunne declined to hear him directly, directing remarks through his attorney. A brief conference with District Attorney Heney led to a decision to present to the grand jury alleged misconduct by Chief of Police Dinan regarding using the force to gauge talesmen views.
Mellen cites labor costs in merger talks with Consolidated Railway
New Haven president Charles S Mellen tells stockholders the merger with Consolidated Railway faces rising costs from organized labor and freight car demurrage. He warns wage increases and demurrage could add about 1.6 million this year, while noting current earnings near three million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Charlies S Mellen
Hartford Cartroad
Gmsadreee
Consolidated Railway Company
Clemente
American Hiatt Way Association
Organized Labor
Mermer
Mellen
Two Daughters and Two Servants Die in Burning Home
Long Branch New Jersey May 31 The two young daughters of Walter Behiffer secretary of the United Cigar Manufacturers company and two servants were found dead in the burning home last night Marie Dilter and Tilly Monten died trying to save the children Mire Schiffer severely burned and in critical condition Walter Behiffer and two guests also badly burned four other servants hurt in the blaze at the rented residence of Jace ob Mothaehild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
Walter Behiffer
United Cigar Manufacturers Company
Hhs House
Marion
Ruth
Marie Dilter
Tilly Monten
Schiffer
University Rowers Contest in Choppy Lake Mendota
University crews faced a windy choppy Lake Mendota as the varsity race ran two miles in 10 34 after sundown. The Agraike crew defeated St Johns Military Academy of Delafield while the Wisconsin eight beat Syracuse in a closely watched regatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Mas Sr
Wiceptain University
Yareliy
Syracuse
University
Colder April Breaks Records Across Nation
The Weather Bureau reports the past two months have seen record low temperatures nationwide, with April and May averaging well below normal. Forecasters expect little warming in the east while central regions may see a slight uptick, and a prolonged cool spell spans from the Atlantic to the Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Washington
Weather Bureau Tonight
Bureau Tonight
Rocky Mountains
Aqlaatic
Middle Atlantic States
Lake Regions
Miasissippi
St Paul
German Patriot Carl Blind Dies in London
Carl Blind, the German patriot, died suddenly in London today from heart failure. He was born in 186
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londoo
Carl Blind
Petition to Roosevelt Over Japanese Admission Ban
Honolulu residents including Japanese merchants and hotel keepers sign a petition to President Roosevelt seeking rescindment of the order barring Japanese from the mainland. They claim treaty rights are violated and the policy makes Japanese in Hawaii virtual slaves of planters, hindering a white middle class. The visiting congressional party sailed home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Roosevelt
Hawaii
Erther
Howell
Wage Increase Notices At Mills Across Several Cities
Notices posted in catton mills Lawrence Augusta Exeter and Pittsburg announce a general wage rise of six percent. About 10 000 operatives are expected to benefit from the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Catton Mills
Lawrence
Mass
Augusta
Exeter
Pittsburg
Zion City Property Ordered Sold At Once
In Chicago on May 31 Judge Landis granted authority to John Hately to sell Zion City property immediately after objections by Mrs. Jane Dowie and her son A. J. Ghulstone Dowie. The action follows the Dowie family’s wide ownership ties and aims to resolve the estate through a compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jane Dowie
A. J. Ghulstone Dowie
Landis
John Hately
Revelver
John Alexander Dowle
Dowle
Mont
Taft Opens Ohio Visit With War Department Talks
Secretary of War Taft arrived at Calumbus at midnight and will meet Governor Harris and state officials for an official tour of the United States Army post. Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati joined his brother for political talks amid reports of limited outside campaigning.
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Calumbus
Taft
Mt. Seouis
Merning
Harris
United States Army
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Charles Rat
Oing
Ohio
Kaiser Welcomes Journalists at Potsdam Military Parade
Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports Potsdam spring parade as about 25 000 troops gather. Notables include Ambassador and Mrs Tower and Field Marshal Reindorf with 40 British journalists among guests. Emperor William greets the visitors with cordial, informal remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Potedam
Proesia
Hotadam
R. T. Powers
F. EF. Davis
Eighth Cavalry
L. A. Dewey
Seventh Cavalry
J. P. Wisser
W. J. Howard
Tower
Billings
New Palace
William
Graft Probe Reveals Bribe Talk Over City Ordinance
In Muskogee terms of a formal council inquiry Attorney Percival Adams testified Alderman Ed Alley offered to push a garbage ordinance for 6500 dollars. Alley denied the charges and Adams recalled prior offers tied to a separate franchise and booster efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
I. T
Waft
Percival Adams
Ed Alley
Ally
Adams
St. Louis
Ordinanes
Pon Allies
Incre
Adams Ise
Alley
Ploners
Seeason Alley
Atornes Sullivan
Apiés
Allen
Independents Score in Battle Over Oil Trust
In Findlay Ohio today a circuit court ruled Buckeye Oil Company a Standard subsidiary is organized under Ohio corporate law and as such offered a rate favored by independent producers. The decision marks a victory for independent producers in the oil trust dispute.
Haywood Jury Nears Finish in Idaho Case
In Boise on May 31 the William D. Haywood murder trial jury selection narrows with only two vacancies left. Prosecution and defense use challenges as tabulation of talismen continues. Alfred E. Boff is removed to the jury house for the night as Judge Weed warns the pace of tomorrow’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Stern Court
Talisman J. A. Robertson
Harmon Cox
Moray
Hi. F. Messaeur
Tourtellotte
Wood
Talesman Nelson Freeland
Borah
Weed
Alfred Eboff
Haywood
Steve Adama
Duncan faces concealed weapon charge in Haywood case
Carl H. Duncan appeared in police court charged with carrying a revolver and a dagger. He pleaded not guilty and defended himself after hiring an attorney. Evidence showed a weapon in his satchel and he received a 100 dollar fine or sixty days in jail. A wave of threatening letters to the mayor followed the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folee
Carl H. Duncan
Haywood
Balae
Duncan
Khown
Ogden Utah Subpoenas Issued In May Wood Case
A Utah court document from Idaho dispatches subpoenas to Ogden detectives and officers to assist in the May Wood case. Detectives Thiel and Pender are to travel tonight to review records and prepare evidence against Haywood, Pettibone, and others connected to the alleged criminal operation.
Adams sought bail via telegraph in Ogden case
Steve Adams arrested over a year ago by Detective Pender in Ogden. He asked for release by bail and, with Pender, sent a telegram to Haywood urging immediate $75. The money allegedly enabled Adams to leave the city as bond. Detective Thiele says the evidence ties Adams to Pettibone Moyer and Haywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Steve Adams
Ogden
Pender
Western Union
Haywood
Adams
Thiele
Pettibone, Moyer
Southern Sawmills Forced to Suspend Amid Floods
Lake Charles Louisiana reports show Cameron parish flooded with no contact from the area. Calcasieu river rose two feet worsening conditions. Sawmills shut down while rail lines and bridges suffer damage north of Beaumont Texas. New Orleans streets flood to depths up to four feet as pumps struggle with unprecedented rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Charles
Cameron Parish
Calcasieu
New Orleans
Three Die in Oregon Stage Runaway Near Lopey
In Yroka California May 31 three men were killed and two more injured when a stage coach overturned on a descent near Lopey Oregon. The driver George Cabrett is reported to have been intoxicated. Names of the dead were not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal Special
Yroka
Cal
Lopey
Oregon
George Cabreatt
Order to prevent smuggling withdraws public land
Washington May 31 The president's proclamation withdraws sixty feet of public land along the American side of the American Mexican International boundary from the western Texas line to the Pacific Ocean. The move follows the international boundary commission recommendation and aims to stop smuggling by blocking construction over the line. Private land is not affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Boundary Commission
Texas Line
Pacific Ocean
Boats Swept Over Rapids. Seven Drowned at Payette River
Portland dispatch reports seven men drowned when two boats attempting a landing above the Payette River rapids near Garden Valley were swamped. The remaining nine occupants struggled to shore and were later engaged in a tug drive for the Idaho White Pine Milling company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Boise
Idaho
Withee
Payette River
Garden Valley
Idaho White Pine Milling Company
Prefers Death to Prison Couse of Shot Wound
Thomas J. Motion held on charge of embezzling $5,000 by Pacific Bcreen comic pony officials shot himself in the forehead while being taken to the district attorney's office in Los Angeles. He died after being rushed to a hospital in a dying condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
District Attorney’s
Pacific Bcreen Comic Pony
Thomas J. Motion
Drew
Alleged grafters secure day of grace in San Francisco court
Johpe Martin Eugene De Babla and Fiank G. lyvum faced Judge Lawler on bribery indictments for aiding fourteen supervisors in a fifty cent graft. Attorneys Grant McBrernay and Joby Barrell won a one day grace, with hearings reset for 6 o'clock tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Johpe Martin
Eugene de Babla
Fiank G.lyvum
Lawler Etiay
Romain
Thei
Grant McBrernay
Joby Barrell
Thoms
French general strike paralyzes nation over pension bill
A nationwide general strike involving hundreds of thousands of workers disrupts commerce as protests mount against the new government pension bill. Public services slow while unions demand changes and lawmakers face mounting pressure to resolve the dispute.
Immigrant ships idle as French dockworkers strike nationwide
Paris reports a broad shipworkers strike paralyzing ports across the republic. Crews deserted liners La Gascogne and La Province. Havre, Marseilles, Dunkirk, Nantes, and Rouen see near complete shutdowns while naval reserves debate pensions and government efforts to maintain mail and perishables service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Frances
Lfe
Naval Reserves
Chisses
National 4 Union
Cantaiisa
Ue Up
Mediterranean
Transatlantique Steamship Company
la Province
Tamascogne
New York
Comepanies
Marseilles
Havre
Brest
Toulon
Dunkirk
Nantes
Rouen
Immigrant Waiting in Havre Amid Global Strike News
In Havre on May 31 thousands of immigrants await passage on La Gaucogne to America as violence is not reported and strike leaders urge calm. Across France May 31 sailors stevedores and teamsters join the maritime strike, with ports from Toulon and Bordeaux to Nantes and Rouen seeing continued action and worker abstention. San Francisco reports the Toon Workers' strike settled. about twenty thousand men return to work under prevailing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Toon Workers
Iivel
Wees OP
Battleship Nebraska Ready for Trial Trip
The battleship Nebraska leaves Moran's yards for Puget Sound Navy Yard to be turned over to the U S government. Upon return to Seattle she will be fully manned and undergo dockyard checks before final status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keatiloe
Nebraske
Moran
Puget Sound Navy Yard
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Grand Jury
Venice
Talisman
Richard Curtis
J. J. Barrett
Pranele J. Heney
San Francheco
Igch Corporation
Hiarrett
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Karrett
Judge Dunne
Mr. Heney
Mr. Curtis
Campbell
Barrett
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Tefem
Younee
Farrall
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Eller
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Tat
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Jefferson Davis
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Boscope
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Siidion
London
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Swangfjord
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Relurd
Mloolni
Weather Bureau
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Copenhagen
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Germany
Peru
Lima
Henry Guyer
Casa Palea Emelting Works
Aldershot
Coast Guard
Caulfield
Leake
East Guards
Exmouth
Nan Patriot
Continental
United States
Zion
T Patt
Colnatie
Kaiser Cordial
Britisherg
Postdam
Teetiies
Ohie Courts
Hyusdle
Mary Rate
DinGushp
Pdptorts
STVED
Utah
Maywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Thiele Agency
James Pender
Tom Marke
Henry Bayder
Thiel
Brake
Bette Saction
Ponder
Snyder
Burke
Southern Sawmills
Gulf Lumber Region
Santa Fe
Beaumont
Texas
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Pine Island Bayou
Pinselt
America
la Gascogne
France
Bordeaus
Berdeaux
Prance
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Battleship
Nebraska
Bremerton
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