Opening Day of Haywood Trial in Ballot
First jury panel exhausted without securing a single qualified talisman ad journment till Monday.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
1
Haywood jury selection in Idaho murder trial begins
The long awaited trial of William D. Haywood opened with voir dire as prosecutors and defense questioned eleven prospective jurors. No verdict reached yet as the panel is shuffled and a 340 member venire is summoned to complete the jury by week’s end.
Three men pass both sides in Boise jury panel
The close of today’s session shows only three prospective jurors accepted by both sides A L Mwing a carpenter and Civil War veteran William Van Orsdale a Boise grocer and Samuel D Gilman a country farmer ten miles from Boise Gilman served in the Philippines with Idaho volunteers Judge Wood said he would allow broad examination of talesmen and permit challenges for reasonable objections A state supplementary list of 151 witnesses to testify against Haywood Mover or Pettibone includes former Colorado Governor Peabody and daughter Cora Peabody mine owner Charles Sweeney and other officials and detectives
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Morning Journal
Tholme
Thaho
William JD. Haywood
First
Particutis
Witeps
Frank Steunenberg
Prisner
Wis
Westock
Hmaswood
Noodtheothaw
Haywile
DidyWon
Haywood
Harwood
Roosevel
Ralboue Haywood
Dale
Taft
C Governior
Idahoa
Boise
Heybury
Idahe
Hichardson
Qrireult
Couminels
Bichiyosun
Cithaens Alliance
Fdate
Roosevelt
Tie
Colorado
Erarees
Ada
Idahyn
Talesmen
Hott
A. L. Mwing
William van Orsdale
Samuel D. Gilman
Gilman
Philippines
Idaho Volunteers
Wood
Talesman
Mover
Pettibone
Caldwe
Coeur d'Alenes
Idaho
Pinkerton and
Thiel
Colonial Premiers Honored by King
The British government blocked a plan to reopen tariff preferences at the imperial conference. Alfred Deakin of Australia proposed an imperial fund funded by a one percent tax on foreign imports for inter-imperial trade, but the idea was opposed. Several premiers were made privy councillors by the king at Buckingham Palace, though Deakin declined again.
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London
Alfred Deakin
Australia
England
Robert Bond
Frederick Robert Moor
Natal
Dr. Jameson
Cape Colony
General Botha
Transvaal
Buckingham Palace
Mr. Deakin
Russians to Hold Congress in London
About 180 Russians arrived in London after being refused permission in Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. A party leader said the group represents two hundred Russian districts and is the social democratic labor party seeking to improve working conditions through revolutionary but nonterrorist means.
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London
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Ald
Rrussia
Social Democratic Tabor Party
Russel
Constable Beaten by Striking Workmen
In Perth Amboy on a May day, strikers attacked constable James Moran while guards tried to move strike breakers. A bystander, Moral, wrestled his revolver and shot two men. Moran and the other men were hospitalized.
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Perth Amboy
Barber Naphalr
James Moran
Moral
Kentucky Officers Shot While Making Arrest
Sheriff W. B. Croley and Deputy Seeb Ward were shot and seriously wounded in Williamsburg as they attempted to arrest John Shotwell on a Governor Beckham issued warrant for parole violation. Shotwell, serving a life sentence, was paroled two months ago.
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Williamsburg
W. B. Croley
Seeb Ward
John Shotwell
Beckham
Shotwell
WITNESSES IN BOILER TUBE FRAUD CASE AT PITTSBURGH
May 9. Testimony in the case of J. J. Dunn and Charles L. Close, accused of supplying defective boiler tubes to waif ships, details corruption at Shelby Rieer company. Frank Emmett testified as a government witness, with others confirming tampered testing and weak pressure on tubes.
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Morning Journal
Pittsburo
J. J. Dunn
Charles L. Close
Waite
Shelby Rieer Company
Kluwer B. Mason
Frank Emmett
Fie
Thompson
Beagle 1 Maarnett
Kaumett
Steamship Strike Paralyzes Lemons Trade and Cargoes
Workers strike across Manhattan and adjacent boroughs affecting 26,000 or more, crippling coastwise shipping and delaying fruit cargoes. Savannah line negotiates with 600 employees while 131,500 boxes remain held and only 10,000 landed since the strike began. Passengers helped load baggage on the Oscar II as ships depart with light cargoes.
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New York
Savannah Line
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Hoboken
Staten Island
Oscar TT
Scandinavian Line
Platt Declares He Is Not a Roosevelt Man
Senator Thomas C. Platt says he never considered himself a Roosevelt man and would serve out his term before any further move. He recalls backing Roosevelt’s rise in 1890s politics to unite the party and insists he acted for party success rather than personal ambition.
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Roosevelt
Morrow
Thomas CC. Platt
World
Mr. Platt
Eimdorf
Gotham
Platt
Black
Roosevel
Cuba
Decision in Rio Grande dispute expected soon
Labor commissioners heard testimony in Denver and Rio Grande wage dispute as rail officials and trainmen conclude their case before Commissioners Knap and Neill. Tomorrow the panel will work on a settlement plan after further questioning of employer representatives. General Manager Ridgway testified until late.
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Dover
Denver
Knap and Neill
Washington
Ridgway
Textile strike halts nearly thirteen thousand in Ovivada
Report from Ovivada Mexico in May notes the strike has grown to about 12,900 workers. Violence rises and arbitration is abandoned as a mill in the district resumes operation, causing hardship for strikers' families.
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Ovivada
Mexico
Republican Harmony in Buckeye Politics Ends Presidential Question
Convention slated for next week aims to resolve party unity by dropping the presidential issue. Leaders expect a solid stance, with key figures coordinating to present a united front across Ohio politics.
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Buckeye
Ohio Republicans Rally Behind Taft For President
Morning Journal reports Charles B. Taft says Taft's Taft for president stance came through plain people will, no compromise. Burton in Columbus predicts Ohio will back Taft, primaries perhaps unnecessary as unity strengthens and Taft forces claim solid party support. Voyres notes Ohio Republicans unify without opposition and push toward Taft nomination.
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Morning Journal
Cincinnati
George B. Cox
Taft
Charles B. Taft
Ohio
Columbus
Burton
Toledo
Washington
Chi
Arthur Voyres
Taft Forces
Oita
Old Timers to Honor New Mexico Governor Plan
Dispatch from Roswell New Mexico May 9 reports Captain George Curry newly appointed governor will sail to San Francisco June 3 then visit Boswell before Santa Fe. The Old Timers' Society of Roswell plans a reception and banquet for the new governor.
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Morning Journal
Roswell
N. M
Manila
George Curry
New Mexico
San Francisco
Curry
Boswell
Santa Fe
Old Timers’ Society of
Hoswell
Forty-Eight Die In Poitou Wreck Off Uruguay
Marespritos May 9 The latest report received here concerns the loss of the steamer Poitou wrecked off San Jose, Uruguay. Forty passengers and crew members are believed dead.
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Poitou
Maresrittos
San Jose Teacho
Uruguay
Ivor
Pioneer James Madfield Dies During Court Hearing
In Des Moines on May 9 a Polk county pioneer named James Madfield, who boasted about his health claiming to be sixty five yet sound for at least eighty five, collapsed and died during a civil action testimony after joking with the judge.
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Des Moines
James Madfield
Polk County
Roses Parade for Union Conflict Ends in Flowers
In San Francisco on May 9 two United Railroad cars carried twenty strike breakers through western addition streets amid a crowd of over a thousand strike supporters. Flowers and cakes were gifted to the non unionists as police protected the procession, while threats and occasional stones or bricks punctuated the route. Officials reported a possible later, more dangerous run, and some evidence suggested shots may have come from the crowd rather than the cars.
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Morning Journal
San Francisco
United Railroads
Oak and Broderick
Western Addition
Sacramento
Presidio Avenue
Mullaly
Chapman
Coffey
Finegan
C Company
Dlvisadero Street
Golden Gate Avenue
McAllester
Wester
Calhoun
Turk Street
Boston
Chicago
Citizens’ Industrial Association
Jalil
Labor in Denver Carpenters Plan Work Stoppage Over Unfair Mills
Morning Journal report from Denver notes carpenters refuse to work on buildings using material from mills deemed unfair. Contractors plan to hire non union workers next week after a 10 percent wage raise, while trades assembly directors send agents to gather evidence against a Denver mill trust for alleged timber land violations.
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Morning Journal
Denver
Colo
Trades Assembly
Mill Trust of
Mayor Reopens Old Committee For Industrial Peace Work
San Francisco May 9 Mayor Schmita revived the old committee of fifty after the earthquake to advise with the board of supervisors. A seven member sub committee was formed to outline a plan for industrial peace and will report tomorrow. Six former telephone operators who left the company have returned to work this morning and officials say service restoration is hopeful.
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San Francisco
Schmita
Board of Supervisors
Sven
Mior
Telephone Company
Whien
Contempt cited in streetcar union case
Richard Cornelius and James Rowling, leaders of the Street Car men’s union, were ordered by Judge Hebbard to appear May 18 to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt for failing to restore Dingwell to his former union status. Dingwell was expelled in December 1909 for causing disruption.
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Tun
Dingeawl
Hebbard
Dingwel
Poe
Americans in Guatemala report atrocities under Cabrera
Special Leased Wire reports Americans in Guatemala claim the government massacred a ten person family near Guatemala City and tortured Abbise Creare to death by stake with poisonous ants. Refugees say two Americans Luilen of Little Rock Arkansas and Marshall Stamms of Cincinnati are jailed in Guatemala City on conspiracy to assassinate President Cabrera.
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Puerto Cortez
Guatemala City
Jose Olevera
L. Luilen
Littl Rock, Ark
Marshall F. Stamms
Cincinnati
Cabrera
Stephenson Leads In Wisconsin Senate Caucus Balloting
In Madison Wisconsin five ballots were cast in the Republican senatorial caucus tonight showing Stephenson with a rising tally. Final results listed Kseh 20 Hatten 20 Stephenson 22 McCregor 15 and 8 scattered ballots.
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Madison
Wis
Stephenson
Kseh
Hatten
McCregor
Scattered
Niece of Admiral Evans Found Dead in El Paso
Miss Maite Watterson aged 26 reported to be related to Admiral Robley D. Evans was found dead in her El Paso room. The cause of death is stated as heart failure.
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Fl Paso
Tex
Maite Watterson
Robly D. Evans
The
Davatters of the American Evolution
Miners Reject Settlement in Michell Camp Strike
Miners at Michell, a major camp, refuse to return to work despite a seen settlement between striking workers and operators in Crow Newt Pass. They accuse District President Sherman of betraying them to secure a reportedly better deal than the signed agreement. The sentiment against Sherman runs high after a hostile reception during his Michell visit.
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Vancouver
Crows Newt Pass
Michell
Sherman
Mitchelh
Railroad wage policy lecture sparks payroll debate
Judson Harmon recounts handling a 3500 mile railroad system under court orders with 17000 employees. He argues railroads must pay wages on time and follow laws, urging equal treatment for all customers and workers while resisting special favors.
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