Murderer Testifies On Poor Prison Fare At Trelford Hearing
Jap Clark testified at the Trelford hearing about harsh prison meals and mistreatment. He described Hamilton’s broken arm and long confinement, and he said he disliked Trelford though he preferred Burson’s grub. He recounted watchful guards and a tense cell environment amid the ongoing trial.
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Morning Journal
Bartage
Tretford
Manna and
Kelly
Jap Clark
Chase
Yorrance
Santa Fe County
Torrance County
Prichard
Clark
Clarence Hagnilon
Hamilton
Harlltion
Marel Io
Mam Jiten
Mirbane
Hanne
Lark
Knapp
Ler Koepp
Heapitel
Trelford
Ohare
Keepy
Jone
Bee
Keape
Lack
Trial records reveal tense interrogation and record warding
The hearing shows Col Prichard refusing to enter certain questions into the record while Hanna pressed for witnesses. Chirk admits discussing convicts, and the session ends with adjournment after a tense exchange. Separate notices report Treasurer Jacobs’s death in San Francisco and President Reeves appointing new Indian commissioner M Babbine with Henry Jones Silebee named postmaster in Texas.
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Cynter Hay
President Revere
M & Babbine
New York City
Board of Indian Commissioners
Maurice Franciagun
Henry Jones Silebee
Texas
Four Known Dead In Collapsed New York Building
A four story building at Lafayette and Walker streets collapsed in New York early this morning. Police report about fourteen people, all from Italian families, were affected with two confirmed dead and many others trapped. Rescuers expected hours of work to reach victims, with several infants and children among the missing.
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Iy Morning Journal
New York
Lafayette Aml Walker
Edebteen
Hein
Tere
Ing
Mose
Paine Govee
Reneur
Hermunene
Ulm
Tenty
Philadelphia Prepares for Elks National Gathering
Philadelphia plans for the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks convention with a 100 bureau of information and a $9.5 million public building project. A $100,000 entertainment fund has been raised as officials target broad visitor assistance during the July gathering.
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Philadelipina
Ihane
Forumad
Fed Guertin
Federal Census Ordered for Oklahoma State Formation
Washington reports the president acting on the attorney general's advice orders a federal census for the proposed state of Oklahoma. The Census Bureau will count inhabitants of the territory to determine population and division into territorial subdivisions for constitutional framing and statehood steps.
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Federal Census OF
Oklahoma
Washington
Oklahomne
Ailing Russians Call for Liberty in Paralyzed State
A Morning Journal dispatch reports social revolutionists and 150 former parliament deputies urging continued forceful struggle for land liberty and popular representation. They accuse the emperor of breaching faith and condemn government repression and election tampering.
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Morning Journal Special
St. Petersburg
Social
Berty
Ife
Tonch
Winter Palace
Lami
Biberia
Cadccsus
Poland
Viborg
Escape of a high profile prisoner in prewar Russia
Reports from Petersburg detail the escape of Peter Karper vithe a dissident, once linked to Minister Boligopet. He, apart from a single guard, was the last of Lennar ite wit imp und. Karperiteh’s 10 year sentence in the mines was shortened by an amnesty after the October manifesto, and he fled toward Zargueinsk to serve an additional 14 years before possible return to Europe. He reportedly evaded guards before vanishing and is believed to have fled.
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Petersburg
Detalla
Peter Karperviteh
Education Boligopet
Bakowself
von Pieheve
Grep
Lennarite Wit i Imecuptivity
Karpoviteh
Akatul
Zargueinsk
Japanese Restaurant Man Plans Suit Against San Francisco
Morsohe restaurant proprietor attacked during the recent events in San Francisco will file a California state court suit tomorrow against the city to recover damages to property. Attorney Metriet Athelney Devlin will represent the plaintiff, with formal Justice Department notes confirming the action and Devlin’s involvement.
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Washington
Bene Tude
Morteshoe
San Francisco
California
San Pranelane
Metriet Athelney
Devlin
Colorado Leaders Arrested for Coal and Timber Land Fraud
Ten prominent Colorado citizens were arrested on June 24 on charges of conspiracy to defraud the United States under coal and timber laws. Bonds ranged to 5,000 with McMillan’s at 2,500, as indictments cite frauds in Routt La Plata Archuleta and Pagosa counties.
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Morning Journal Special
Denver
Colorado
Special Grand Jury
John J. McMillan
Reutt County
Wisconsin Coal Company
Robert Forrester
Denver and
Rilo Grande
Southern Pacific Coal Company
Pirata County
Edgar M. Biggs
John J McGinnity
Charles D. McPhee
New Mexican Lumber Company
la Plate
Archuleta
Alex ‘T. Sullenberger
Pagosa Lumber Company
Charles HW. Freeman
Pagosa
Arch
McGinnity
The
New Mexico Lumber Company
McPhee
Man Found Dead Under Bridge Near Las Vegas
A man believed to be Ernest Hagold, formerly with the Santa Fe water department, was found dead upright against an abutment under a bridge near the city. Nearby lay a bottle partially filled with whiskey and a bank book bearing the name. He is said to have wealthy relatives in Vancouver British Columbia. The cause of death is unknown.
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Santa Fe Water Department
Stomah
National Bank
Ernest Hagold
Vancouver
Vietorts
Columiia
Vnknews
Curry puts dow Pulajanes in Manila report
General Smith returns from a month of inspecting southern provinces and reports Pulajanies active on the islands of Ramai and Jeyue. He assigns responsibility for restoring order to Governor George Carey of Samar and Governor Devagra of Lerte.
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Manila
Smith
Ramar
Jeyue
George Carey
Samar
Devagra
Lerte
Telegraphers Union Leader Seeks Federal Intervention in Strike
Oakland telegraphers union president Sa m ail announces appeal to President Roosevelt and cabinet to end the strike over national communications disruption. Washington labor groups push for a federal probe into possible infringing actions and anti trust concerns amid the Postal Telegraph dispute.
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Telegrapher's Union
Nine telegraphers denied reemployment after union dispute
In New York on June 24 nine Western Union operators who claimed dismissal for union membership attempted to rejoin. They cited President Clowry’s recent letter to Labor Commissioner Neill as backing for reinstatement but were told the company would review each case individually and that the strike in San Francisco affected their status. General Manager Barclay disputed the blanket interpretation of Clowry’s letters.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Batt Lake
Department of Justice of
United States
Union Pacific Railway
Upton Pacific Coal Company
Superior Coal Company
W. D Cornish
New Jersey
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Dwyer O Clark
Union Pacific Goal
Morning Journal
Oakland
Calif
Smail
Telegraphers' Union
Roosevelt
Small
L. W. Store
Postal Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Clarence H. Mackey
The
Ihereby
New York
Nine Telegraph Ers
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegraphers’ Union
Clowry
Labor
Neill
Western Union
Barclay
Bail bid in habeas corpus case and Ruef indictments
In a district court of appeals hearing Mayor Sehmita’s attorneys withdrew the bail petition via habeas corpus due to a framing error. Abe Ruef faced twenty eight indictments for bribery of municipal officials tied to a gas rate deal and a trolley franchise. A motion to set aside similar to other defendants was set for Thursday before Judge Lawler Paris. The trial of the anti militarists began with Gustav Herve as principal counsel.
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Guments
Sehmita
District Court of Appeals
Abe Ruef
United Railways
Rue
Lawler
Revenue officers raid Stokes county moonshine feet
A party of revenue officers who clashed with moonshiners in Stokes county last Friday returned to Asheville on June 24 reporting the capture of twenty five moonshiners and the destruction of thirteen illicit stills.
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Asheville
Revenue
Stokes County
Yosemite Valley Stage Holdups Reported Near Madera
A dispatch from Fresno reports two Yosemite stages held up this morning between Crooms and Grub guich, thirty five miles from Madera. The robber is said to be the same man who recenty held up stages in earlier seasons with few details available.
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Fresno
Cal
Madera
Yosemite
Crooms
Grub Guich
Premier Campbell Banns Lords Power in Parliament Debate
London dispatch reports Liberal Premier Campbell Bannerman moving a resolution to curb the Lords power to reject or amend bills. The aim is to ensure Commons supremacy within a single parliament, with conferences to resolve differences and possible bill overrides if no agreement is reached. Additional items note indictments for price fixing and budget veto controversy in California.
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Morning Journal
London
Campbell
Bannerman
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lawan
Our Commons
Lords
Passengers Hurt In Head On Collision
Springfield June 24 The noon express from New York crashed into a freight train in the New Haven yard. Several cars demolished and passengers injured. No fatalities. Those hospitalized include Uchida Lipman Mrs Jennings and Miller among others.
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Springfield
Mays
New York
New Haven Road
Hoapital
Henry &. Lipman
Uchida
Rheothechus
F. A. Jenning
Miller
Mead
Soith
Jaap A
Fight to Set Aside Graft Indictments
San Franciod May 04 The United railroads Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company and city officials led by Mayor Eugene B. Sebmits and executives Mullaly Mord Abbott and others asked Superior Judge Lawter to set aside graft indictments. After two days of court sessions the hearing adjourned without a ruling.
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San Franciod
Jane
Britery
Owldown
Mullaly
Mord
Councel Abbott
United Railroads
Lass
Pacifte Telephone Ant Telegraph Company
Amt
Eugene B Sebmits
Lawter
Agalpathem
Wits
Detective from Gould case fired for false testimony and disobedience
New York reports Detective William B. Peabery was dismissed from the police force after charges of giving false testimony and contempt. The case stems from his handling of evidence in the divorce suit involving Howard Gould and his wife. Peabery had traveled to Baltimore to verify a claim Mrs Gould had been married previously but did not obtain corroborating evidence.
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New York
William B. Peabery
Kase
Pealadie
Howard Gould
Peabody
Baltanere
Mra Gould
Gould
Haywood Defense Opens in Two Hour Speech by Darrow
The Haywood defense presents a two hour opening speech by Darrow outlining the case to the jury. The defense denies every material point in the Orchard Story and asserts a general denial on all charges.
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Haywood
Darrow
Darrow Opens Defense as Haywood Case Moves Forward
Clarence Darrow in Boise argues William Haywood will deny Orchard’s murder charges and portray the Western Federation of Miners as a fighting labor group. He claims mine owners and Pinkertons conspired to smear the federation, and that Orchard acted from a personal grudge, while outlining defense witnesses and timelines.
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Morning Journal
Boise
Idaho
District Court
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Tiuest
William D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Orchard
Great Hercules
Haywood
Meyer
Western Federation of Miners
Pettibone
Darrow
Federation
Ite
Tte
Mine Owners’ Association of Colérade
Winkerton Detective Association
Federation of Miners
Independence Depot
RI Haywood
Harry Orchard
McParland
Moyer
Simpkins
Denver
Spokane
Petti
San Francisco
Char Orchard
Colorado
Caldwell
Orehard
Jack
Artroom
William DD Haywood
Clarencee Darrow
Metlow
Te Darrow
Breunenbers
Allorne Frawley
Mederathons
Industria Aed
Palmee
Ativine
Westers Federation of Miners
Tan Tue
Beem
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Beter
Abe
Burson Veirett
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Chirk
Tri
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Santa Fe New Mexican
Press
Colonel Frost
Treasury Department
Jacobs
Treat
Yo ® Burns
William Zook
Omaha
Zook
Philadelphia
ELKS
Quaker City
Svisitor
Terijokt
Senate
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Mhonisi
Pec
Arhs
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Coal Companys
Lag Vegro
Santa Fe Water Service
Moorinas
Las Vegas
Kbinger
Harold
New Mexico
Postal Company
Mackey
Presepent
Laboaolon
American Federation of Labor
W. W. Beattie
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Dyeter Bay
Congress
Central Labor Union
Viela
Paris
Gustav Herve
Agde
Knox
Sale
New Haven
Conn
Law School
Yale University
Pennsylvania
Yosemite Valley
M. Juaserand
France
Shorty
Secretary Root
House OF
Harge
Deuwver
Cute
Bpeter Bebaeffer
Joseph A. Meheeffer
Thin City
Grand Jeucy
Lehantte
San Frances
Board of Supervisere
Sohentte
New Haaven Road
San Francisee Corporation
Mine Owners’ Association
Pinkertons
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