Haywood ill in court as murder trial adjourned till Monday
William T. Haywood was stricken with acute intestinal toxemia and could not appear in Boise court. The murder trial of former Governor Steunenberg was adjourned to Monday as physicians treated him and he was later able to rest, with his lawyers promising he will attend the afternoon session if possible.
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Boise
Janet
William T. Haywood
Steunenberg
Haywood
Gui Tine
Eaywood
Theee
Friends of
Peter Preen
Putte
Miners’ Union
Russian Grand Duke Narrow Escape Near Orel
In Orel Russia on June 1 a train carrying Grand Duke Constantinovich began a runaway run toward the city. A merging employee diverted a stolen switch, preventing a wreck. The grand duke’s train stopped safely before collision.
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Orel
Russia
Bobastropel
Ibis
Constantinovich
Eulorit
Heavy Snow Falls Across Southern New Mexico This Week
Reports from Caute and surrounding ranges describe heavy snow in the southern New Mexico mountains this week. Observers note impacts on sheep and small livestock with lingering winter conditions affecting high-country operations.
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New Mexico
T) Pass
Texas
Jane le Mousy
Bivere
Sea Atulreda
Orcan
Sacramento Mountaina
Victory for Plaintiff in Montana Case Threatens 20000 Jobs
A Montana lawsuit seeks to block Washoe smelters at Anaconda with an injunction and claim damages for sulphur fumes. Fred J. Bliss, Boise area owner with a Deer Lodge ranch, challenges the plant operations, risking shutdown of the smelters and widespread layoffs in the copper region after nearly a year of litigation.
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My Morning Journal
Iiuste
Mont
Fred J. Bliss
Idaho
Deer Lanige
Micortara
Washoe
Anaconda
Washoe Company
Cnanvery
Baron and Mine Deal Highlight Denver Transfer
In a June report from Denver a Japanese mine near Telluride was sold to Consolidated Mines Selection Company Limited of London. The deal valued at £1,000,000 and involved transfer of the Telluride property.
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Piglistunes Hue Colorido
Denver
Japan
Telluride
Colo
Consolidated Mines Selection Company, Limited
London
Maghind
Berne
Remarkable Growth of Treasury Surplus in May 1907
Government receipts for May 1907 totaled 15,438,002 while expenditures reached 14,974,500 leaving a surplus of 463,502. For the eleven months of the current year the surplus stands at 40,440, and the year’s gain nears 49,000. Monthly circulation statement notes follow.
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Washington
Ube
Fda
National Bank Note Circulation Rises to 1907 Close
Comptroller of the Currency reports total circulation of national bank notes at 601,940,559 dollars as of May 31 1907, up 42 810 sy0 for the year and 2 026 719 for the month.
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Comptroller of the Currency
National Bank
Wage increase offered to returning miners in Wyoming
Rock Springs Wyoming June 1 union Pacific Coal and Central Coal and Coke companies post notice granting a ten percent wage increase to all employees who return to work Monday morning. Miners have been on strike for a week over union recognition and have not yet accepted the offer.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Union Pacific Coal Company
Central Coal and Coke Company
Santa Fe Trains in Crash Kills Fireman
Shawnee Okla June 1 A north bound passenger train and a south bound freight on the Santa railroad collided one mile north of Sewell Oklahoma. Fireman John Downey was killed outright and ten passengers were injured slightly. The combination car was smashed and the others derailed. The accident was caused by the freight running on the passenger's time.
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Shawnee
Okla
Santa Railroad
Sewell
John Downey
Canal Capacity Grows With Revised Estimates
Washington reports revised engineering estimates for Gatun dam work. Detailed surveys show Gatun lake at 225 square miles, double the prior minority estimate of 110. The larger lake supports the lock system, enabling 56 lockages daily instead of 26, aiding flood control and water management for the canal.
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Great Gatun Lake
Washington
Pictsama
Gatun Damant
Board of Consulting Engineers
Lange
Fashion Rules for Letter Carriers Trade Dress Clarified
Washington June 1 The post office department has ruled that letter carriers may wear shirt waists but must pair them with dark belts And if worn with a tie is prohibited for members of strict religious sects The order requires a turban collar and neat belt for uniform compliance and addresses religious exemptions in postal attire.
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Washington
Emir Nore
Post Offce Department
Mever
Ground broken for Youkon Exposition in Seattle
Ground was broken for the Alaska-Yukon Exposition in Seattle on June 1 with a ceremonial event. John Barrett represented President Harrison and delivered the opening address as dignitaries attended the ceremony. The ceremony featured prominent citizens and a pledge of support for the exposition to be held in 1909.
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Seattle
Wash
John Barrett
International Bureau of American Prepublick
Housevett
Kenner
John Kaward Chitberg
Earth
Much Wanted Bank Robber Eludes Police
J T June 1 Henry Barr sought for alleged role in Arkansas bank robbery three months ago in which $11 000 was taken. Barr found today at a friend’s home but escaped. Starr aided by Paul Wyekiffe youngest member of the Wyekliffe gang. Wyekiffe also escaped after a deputy chase last spring in Rpavinaw Hibs.
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J. T
Henry Barr
van Arkansas Bank
Puise
Starr
Paul Wyekiffe
Wwyeelkliffe
Mare Chats
Rpavinaw
Wyekliffe
President to Attend Jamestown Exposition Amid Rain
Washington June 1 President Roosevelt with Secretary Loeb and Surgeon General Rixey return from Canton Indianapolis and Lansing. He plans to depart June 9 for the Jamestown exposition and June 10 Georgia day, then Oyster Bay for a quiet summer. Rain interrupted talks as he spoke from a rear platform despite downpour and a steam whistle blared near Cumberland Maryland.
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Washington
Loosevelt
Loeb
Rixey
Washingson
Canton
Indianapolis
Lansing
White House
Georgia
Oyster Bay
Pittsburg
Cumberland
High Sunset Train Wreck Attempt Near Burbank
A fishplate forced into a split switch half a mile from Burbank, eight miles from a prior wreck site, was found by a work crew and removed before a southbound train passed. Discharged SP workers suspected. investigation ongoing.
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Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
Burbank
The
Shore Limited
Reg
Crem
Santa Marbura
Nerbortug Ut
Chinese Rebel Slaughter Report From Amoy
Morning Journal dispatches indicate rebel forces were defeated near Amoy with heavy casualties. Centred at Juan, rebels threatened Chang Chow Pa as police hunted leaders of a White Funes faction impacting local governance and triggering a crackdown by authorities.
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Amoy
China
He White Funes
Chang Chow Pa
Canton
Ad Fu Chow
Swatew
Anti dynastic uprising threatens Fo Kien rebels
The Associated Press confirms the outbreak is anti-dynastic not anti foreign, with Son Wen as leader of a growing revolutionary group in Fo Kien. Rebels are organized though poorly armed as local troops refrain from attacking and residents flee Chang Chow for Amoy.
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Associated Press
Fo Kien
Son Wen
Japan
Chang Chow
Amoy
Woman Shot After Mistaken Identity in Crowded Street
Mrs. Edna Hummell-Hagen aged nineteen was shot by Bert Springer eighteen in Freeport TL on June 1. Springer pursued Hagen through a crowded street claiming she resembled a girl who had spurned him, triggering the fatal shooting.
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Freeport
Edna Hummell-Hagen
Herbert Springer
Rockford, T
Hagen
Victim Refuses Details in Vendetta Stabbing Case
New York June 1 Carmalo Carrone is dying in a hospital after a vendetta stabbing. He admits knowing his attacker but refuses to name him to police, saying he will pursue the case if he recovers and that others will if he does not.
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New York Hospital
New York
Carmalo Catrones
Carroneo
Insurance Agent Mooney Arrested for Embezzlement
Pittsburg June 1. H T B Mooney local agent for the Philadelphia Life Insurance Company was arrested on embezzlement charges. The company reportedly had not received premiums on several policies written by Mooney. An investigation found outstanding premiums totaling about $8,000 and Mooney is said to have written over $220,000 in policies in the Pittsburg district.
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Pittsburg
H. TB. Mooney
Pitsburg
Philadelphia Life Insurance Company
Mooney
Pitteburg
Italy Kept Pope Out Of Hague Peace Conference
Rome dispatch notes hitherto unknown details of 1899 Vatican participation in the Hague peace conference. It reports broad public support for Papal representation while Italy's council of ministers opposed. Russia and France favored, Germany and Austria indifferent, Britain helped avert Vatican participation by warning of withdrawal.
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Italy
Pope
Rome
the Tribuna Today
Vatican
Council of Ministers
Russia
France
Germany
Austria
Great Buiain
St. Petersburg
Anarchist Congress Set for Amsterdam July 6
Brussels June 1 Anarchist leaders announce this year’s congress will meet in Amsterdam on July 6. The program includes a general strike anti militarism as an anarchist weapon and lessons of the Russian revolution.
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Brussels
Amsterdam
General Toledo Accused in Guatemala Woes Plot
Guatemala City June 1 Government blames General Balva dor Toledo for a recent life attempt on President Cabrera and for complicity in the assassination of ex President Marinas in Mexico City. He allegedly plans a campaign with Zelaya of Nicaragua to invade Guatemala and Salvador.
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Guara Balvador Toledo
Rexobine Tiowiet
Cabreed
Imarinas
Mexico City
Toledo
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Guatemali
Salvador
Confederate Veterans Honor Centennial Initiatives and Memorials
The United Confederate Veterans adopted a resolutions report proposing a one hundredth birth anniversary celebration for General Robert E. Lee, a permanent Washington DC memorial, and thanked Congress for flags retirement and a $200,000 appropriation to mark Confederate graves in northern states.
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Teieh Mond
United
Committee On
Robert B. Lew
Washimaton and
Lee University
Congress
Mere. Mokinley
Texas Court Finds Waters-Pierce Oil Guilty of Anti Trust Violations
A Texas jury convicts Waters-Pierce Oil of Missouri of violating state anti trust laws, finding entry by fraud and fining $1,623,900. The state seeks ouster and a receivership. appeal to federal court is planned. Proceedings reflect a prolonged legal battle with venue disputes and injunctions.
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Austin
Tex
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Missouri
Texas
Prooks
District Court
Vainty
J. P. Gruet, Jr
St. Louis
France Seamen Strike Expands Balancing Pension Demands
Morning Journal reports a port wide strike across French ports from Dunkirk to Bordeaux affecting ship traffic. Government faces pension funding limits while ministers consider measures as ships abandon for desertion penalties loom.
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Morning Journal
Paris
France
Dunkirk
Calais
Boulogne
Graveliniz
Bordeaux
Algeria
Tunis
Marine
Thompson
Naval Reserve
Minister of Marine
Charred corpse found in factory furnace
Cincinnati June 1 a charred corpse was found in the furnace of the Ityan soap factory and identified as Joachim Dortank a Polish miner from Roantke Va The clue came from Alexander Glodwick vice president of an electrical construction company who said a Pole unable to speak English a religious fanatic and insane had gathered around St Bartholomews church
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Cincinnati
Ityan
Joachim Dortank
Roantke
Alexander Glodwick
Cory Oper Cameron
St. Bartholomew's Church
Chamberlain Arrives in London in frail health
London June 1 Joseph Chamberlain returned from Saint Raphael to England in a frail state. He was carried from the train to his carriage and appeared unable to walk unaided. He was accompanied by his wife and son Neville and will stay in London for a period as health improves.
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Morning Journal
London
Saint Raphael
France
Joseph Chamberlain
England
Dover
Mr. Chamberlain
Lfe
Chamberlain
Neville
Victoria Stathon
Mr Chamberlain
Convict Insurance Official Back in Tombs After Bail
George Burnham Jr former vice president and general counsel of the Mutual Reserve Fund life association was sent back to the Tombs jail until Monday after a two year prison sentence in insurance trials. His counsel won a supreme court order releasing him on bail pending retrial. An appellate division of the New York Supreme Court reversed a Sing Sing sentence. Also London broker May declared insolvent and died by suicide. May was a cricket player and well known sportsman.
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San Francisco
Louis Glass
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
T. W. Halsey
Eugene F. Lehmitz
Abraham Ruef
Patrick Calhoun
United Railroads
Wyhornwell Mullaty
T. L. Ford
William Abbott
Judge Lawlor
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Grand Jury
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Thornwell Mullity
T. N. Fora
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Abraham Huef
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Taylor
Sehmitz
Calhoun
Mullaly
Ford
Abbovet
New York
George Burnham, Jr
Mutual Reserve Fund Tafe Association
Burnham
Supreme Court Total
Bil
Appellite Division
New York Supreme Court
Sing Sing
Lomion
Minself
Kerank
Confederate Captain Wildiam Wickleley Dement Dies at Ponnet
Captain Wildiam Wickleley Dement, commander of Dement's battery in the Confederate army, dies near Ponnet at age eighty. The report notes the June 3 telegraph date from Pian Ma.
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Pameus
Strikers Halt Departure of Suzanne W. Marie at Havre
In Havre on June 1 a crowd of about 2000 strikers blocked the gates to the basin as word spread that the steamer Suzanne W. Marie might depart. No French ships remained in port that day.
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Havre
Suzanne W. Marie
Marseilles Seamen Strike Leaders Seek End
Ship owners in Marseilles asked the prefect to supply bluejackets to replace strikers. Sixty four bluejackets arrived from Toulon. Isly to be crewed by 28 men and Bigzera to carry the mail. A 600-strong union meeting delegated strike affairs to the committee which plans talks with Paris and Minister Thompson to avoid prolonged disruption.
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Marseilles
Toulon
Isly
Bigzerra
Seames Union
Termes
Paris
Marine Thompson
Struggle Over Control of Ameri can Phentai t ic Service Company
In Wilmington Delaware stockholders of the 24 million dollar American Phentatic Service Company battled for control as factions backed by W E K Dillaway of Boston clashed. Temporary chairmen candidates were Nathan Frank of St Louis and Williams Hamilton supported by the Dillaway faction.
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Wilmington
Del
American Phentatic Service Company
Delaware Corporation
W. EK. J. Dillaway
Boston
Nathan Frank
St. Louis
Dillaway
End Williams Hmitles
Navy invites bids for five fast destroyers
Washington June 1 the navy department sent out plans for five torpedo boat destroyers of about 1000 tons and 28 knot speed to five shipbuilding firms under seal of confidence on the gulf coast firms applied for work and will submit bids for building these vessels
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Navy Department
FS von Teal
Comorta
Gulf
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