Convicted Mayor Schmitz Faces Sentence and Indictments
San Francisco reports show Eugene K. Schmitz to appear before Superior Judge Dunne for sentence on extortion and four other cases. Abe Ruef also due for sentencing with two‑week continuance. Grand jury indictments name nine union figures for street car strike violence and conspiracy.
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Morning Journal
Wired
San Francisco
Eugene K. Schmitz
Joseph Malfanti
Dunne
Schmitz
Abe Ruef
John W. Hayes
Barney Olsen
Charles Kugle
John Mitzen
Rudolph Schmidt
George Peterson
J. C. Kyle
J. B. Burns
J. Murray McPdonell
D. W. Debb
Lawlor
Louis Ghiss
Pacific States and Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bh. P. Oliver
Grand Jury
Oliver
Louis Glass
Tris Bille
Foreman Oliver
Inquisitor attacks Hanna over record control remark
An official defending Ru Tin Despot Prichard says he will take control of records while criticizing Hanna after a controversial remark about employing a stenographer at one’s own cost or quitting.
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Hanna
Real Story of Hamiltons Bum Arm
Special dispatch from Santa Fe reports the Trelford investigation where defense demands fair stenographic support and access to charges. Prichard and officials reportedly oppose defense rights, prompting an appeal to Acting Governor Raynolds and potential delay in the hearing.
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Santa Fe
N. M
J. F. Raynolds
New Mexico
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Tretford Warduwat
Bheuronm
Prichard
Shearon
E'Coek
I Gsue
Orchard Tale Discredited By Miner Day
Witness says he was not a union member when claimed to lead the strike mob. He asserts no role in the events attributed to him and disputes the timeline surrounding the Miner Day confrontation.
Witness Davis testifies on Haywood defense case in Boise
Willian F. Davis of Goldfield Nev testifies in Boise as a key defense witness in the Haywood murder trial. He acknowledges past union ties and recounts events including the Cripple Creek strike, the Bunker Hill Sullivan mine blast and Orchard threats against Steunenberg with cross examination focusing on his role and credibility.
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Idaho
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Goldfield
Nev
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Frank Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
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Punker Hill and Sullivan
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Butte
Hunker Hunt
McClonnell
Horah
Hutte
Orchard Wide
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Ull
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Mere
Lettie Day
Denver
Orchart
Steunenberg
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Eiliott
Orchard
Federation
Lia
Crome
Eliott
John M. O'Neill
Miners’ Magazine
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Nan Hell
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Western Labor
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Sullivan Mill
Darrow
Harry Orehard
Kit
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Witness recounts Cripple Creek strike and Orchard ties
Davis described the union situation in Cripple Creek before the strike and said Orchard was not influential. He recalled travels after deportation, changing his name to Jones, and living in Goldfield and Butte while avoiding troops. He discussed plans about Steunenberg and Governor Peabody in Cripple Creek and Gem with limited detail.
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Gem
Senator Roreh
Wardner
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Sullivan Mill
Palace
Hercules Mine
Wallace Davis
Butte
W. F. Davis
Stounenberg
Bomb Explodes in Erivan Square Attack on Treasury
A bomb exploded in Erivan square as a treasury attack aimed at a wagon carrying $125,000 escorted by Cosmcks. Two Imperial Bank employees were killed and many injured. $170,000 stolen with bags missing. A second bomb blast in a nearby house killed two brothers and wounded another. Police had not arrested suspects by night.
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Russa
Erivan Suare
Cosmcks
Krrvan Square
Imperial Bank
Victia
Workman Falls to Death from Scaffold
Six men fell more than fifty feet from a collapsing scaffold on a building at 49 Fourth Street in San Francisco. John Hiley died en route to a hospital. The accident was caused by extra brick weight brought up by a worker.
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San Francisco
Fourth Street
John Hiley
Alleged Min Faking Face Trouble Follows Indictments
Government sends special prosecutor to Denver to pursue indictments returned by a late federal grand jury. Goldleaf Consolidated Mines officers Chiddale Manning Hoban and others charged with mail fraud. Trials set for cases involving stock sales tied to several Colorado mining ventures amid floods causing deaths in Montana.
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J. EF. Manning
John J. Hoban
Williamsons
C. de Campbell
Frerett Bell
Goldleaf Consolidated Mines Company
Grand
Gold Leaf Consolidated Mines Company
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Gold Leaf Ore Reduction Company
Faree
Clear Creek
Colo
Department of Justice
Washington
Harry J. Bone
United States
Kansas
Mullion Spanish Mines Company
Silver City
Prank Widridge
Durange
King and Premier Reach Accord in Lisbon
Lisbon June 26. The King announced that Charles and Premier Franco are in accord and that there is no prospect of a parliamentary crisis.
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Lisbon
Charles
Franco
Stolypin Forces Foe to Quit in Cabinet Shakeup
In St Petersburg on June 26 the emperor accepted the resignation of Charles von Schwanebach the empire's comptroller and a leader of the reactionary cabinet wing. Stolypin aimed to centralize control of his ministry after press battles and the looming dissolution of the douma. Von Swanebach's exit signals further resignations of other reactionary ministers and weakens Witte's adversaries.
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von Swanebach
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Paten
Queen Monster Planned by Hamburg Line in 1918
Hamburg American officials confirm plans to order a liner larger than Cunard's new turbine ships. The vessel is to be commissioned in 1918.
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Hamburg-American Steamship Company
Cunard
Yale Endowment Receives Three Million Dollar Pledge
New Haven Conn June 26 An announcement by Yale University President Hadley reports endowment pledges excluding legacies total three million six hundred dollars. Two point eight million came from the movement begun two years ago with one point seven six million already paid and two hundred twenty five thousand dollars conditional on securing further gifts.
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Conn
Hadley
Yale University
Monument to Dead Chief of Woodmen
Miss Beaste Falkenburg Fallis of Los Angeles refuses permission to move her father F A Falkenburg head consul of the Woodmen of the World to a plot for an elaborate memorial to be unveiled next Sunday. J Co lace of Omaha to deliver the eulogy at the ceremony. Lightning shatters a flagpole near the executive office in Oyster Bay. no injuries.
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Beaste Falkenburg Fallis
Los Angeles
F. A. Palkenburg
Pacific
Woodmen of the World
Falkenburg Ft
J. Co. Lace
Omaha
Woodmen
Gunboats Patrol Honduran Coast Amid Tense Nicaraguan Move
Washington reports say U S gunboats Paducah and Dubuque will keep patrolling the Honduran coast after a dispatch from Captain Winterhalter said a Nicaraguan transport had landed troops at Puerto Cortes and northern Honduras. The move followed reports of Nicaraguan troop massing near Point Cogeguine.
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State Department
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Merry
Balvador
Point Cogeguine
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Nicaragua
Navy Department
Hoteduras
Winterhalter
Quaete
Puerto Cortes
Ile Dior
Liendaras
Paducah
Dubuque
New Trial Denied in Standard Oil Shipping Case
Judge Landis in Chicago denied Standard Oil a new trial for illegal freight-rate shipments between Whiting Indiana and Bant St. Louis. He ordered subpoenas for financial records of Standard Oil Indiana and related firms to assess penalties.
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Standard OU Company
Whiting
Ind
Bant St. Louis Hi
Atoteney John &. Miller
Ofl Company
Miller
Witeh
Landis
Standard of Company
H. Howard
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Howard
Chicago and Eastern
Ilinois
Alton Road
Standard Ol Company
Indiana
Union Tank Line
Ilegal
Nicaragua Quietly Fortifies Ahead of Pacific Fleet Move
Mexico City report says Nicaragua is fitting out a three gunboat Pacific fleet and Balvador strengthens its ports in preparation. The cable from President Fi xuecia of San Salvador to Minister Delgado in Mexico states no attack is expected soon.
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Mexico City
Delgado
Republic of San Salvador
Mexico
Fixuecia
Republic of Nicaragua
Pacific
Balvador
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