Haywood Not Guilty in Historic Miners Conspiracy Trial
William D Haywood, longtime Western Federation of Miners leader, is acquitted of murder in the Steunenberg case after a tense Idaho courtroom drama. The jury found him not guilty. Gov Gooding and prosecutors react as Haywood returns to Boise and public attention shifts to Moyer Pettibone and others.
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Tiofs
Idaho
William DP
Wyweed
Frank Steunehoeng
Western Federation of Miners
Pettibone
Wood
Moyer
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
Esteen Federation of Miners
Haywood
Accused Havened of Planning Grima veer the myo ja said
Fragmentary report describes a trial where a defendant faced multiple allegations and juror instructions. The text includes garbled names and phrases, references to a judge, proceedings, and dense testimony, with unclear outcomes or concrete details due to damaged OCR.
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Haywood
Arma
Murphy
Harvest Hands Sought by Wealthy Indiana Farmer
Elwood Indiana July 36 Christian Wright a wealthy farmer in Lotten county says weeds threaten his corn and hay harvest is underway. He offers five good men nine dollars a week plus board for four weeks with a horse and buggy for Sunday and his daughters will accompany the drives for the right workers.
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Elwood
Ind
Christian Wright
Tloten County
Oldest United States Senator Edmund Pettus Dies at 95
Asheville N C July 30 United States Senator Edmund Winston Pettus of Alabama died Saturday night at Hot Springs from a stroke at the breakfast table. He had paralysis and never regained consciousness. Pettus, born July 6 1834 in Limestone County Alabama, served in the Mexican War and Civil War era, and had been a senator since 1897. His home was in Selma and he was one of the South’s leading figures in law and politics.
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Asheville
N. C
United States
Edmund Winston Pettus
Alabama
Hot Springs
Pettua
Hla Fe
Senator Pettys
Limestone County
Clinton College
Tennessee
Gainesville
Ala
Mary
Chapman
Najor
Vet Ng
Selma
Burglars Routed by an 8 Year Old Girl
An frightened mother recounted how an eight year old girl thwarted burglars attempting to enter through a front door. The child’s bravery with a revolver deterred the intruders, preventing harm to the household.
Five Generations of Flidest Daughters Gather in Nebraska
A Decatur Nebraska group portrait taken June 4 by C. O. Peabody shows five generations of the Kilbourn Page families. Kate Kilbourn born Annsville New York is the elder, living with son Jules Kilbourn near Whitling Iowa. Loreene Page, Garnet Page, and Lorene Page are also pictured with ages ranging from months to 69 years. Each woman is linked as the eldest daughter in her family, reflecting a rare five generation gathering.
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Gallenhage
Ilen Harkness
Loreoe
Ave Generations
Decatur
Neb
C. QO. Peabody
Lyons
Groun
Mia
Kate Kilbourn
Annsville
Ike Ik
Jules Kilbourn
Whitlig
Wilen_Markness
Taborg
Wee Mead
Uae
Wii
Kiltourn
Wie
Tun
Whiting
Mita Napier
Winnebago
Garnet Page
Mies Lorene Page
I Montis
Eich
Avea
Catfish Nearly Drowns Angler On Platte River
Fremont Nebraska July 40 Hyrim Van Cleve 19 narrowly escaped drowning Thursday while trying to haul a ninety seven pound catfish from the Platte river east of the Burlington bridge. A rope wrapped around his wrist pulled him out into the current over 200 yards before rancher help saved him. The monster catch measured just over six feet and was surrendered to the rescuer as a token of thanks. Another notable catch this season was a monster eel five inches long taken from the Elkhorn by Frank Pfeiffer.
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Fremont
Neb
Hyrim van Cleve
Platte River
Burlington Bridge
van Cleve
Thia
Platte
Elkhorn
Frank Pfeiffer
Brownsville Riot Testimony To Focus On Burnt Cork Band
Washington officials prepare to present new witnesses to the senate military affairs committee. They will claim Brownsville was not shot up by three infantry companies but by an organized band in army uniforms, blackened with burnt cork, terrorizing residents and seeking to influence actions. Detectives were driven out earlier by the same group.
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Washington
Brownsville
Tex
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Suyeral
Senate
Brawnayilte
Nine Die in Steamer Fire Near Auburn
A blaze struck the steamer Frontenac on the Cayuga and reportedly burned nine people to death. Rescue and investigation are underway as authorities confirm the tragedy occurred today near Auburn, New York.
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Auburn
Frontenac
Ang Cayuga
Deerane
Scout Gruiser Salem Launched
A fragment notes a launch event for Scout Gruiser Salem with unclear details and stray typed phrases. The readable parts indicate an initiation or rollout, but precision on date, place, or organizer is not available. Further context from the source is needed to confirm full facts.
Chimpanzee Debut At Newport Breakfast Event
Newport records an unusual social debut as a famous chimpanzee dines at Oliver Belmont’s residence. Disha Dyer Jr introduces the guest of honor to about fifty prominent attendees, with champagne and an elaborate breakfast including bouillon, roast chicken, salmon, steak and tea.Participants include Mrs Fish, Stuyvesant Fish, and Harry Lehr.
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Newport
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Disha Dyer, Jr
Belmont
Belmont Residence
Mia
Stuyvesant Pish
Harry Lehr
Bryan in Automobile Collision Aids Woman at Storm Lake
Report of a car crash at Storm Lake where William Jennings Bryan aided a fallen woman as another vehicle collided with the car carrying Mrs. H. W. Deal and Mrs. B. B. Stillman in Corrections. Bryan carried the injured woman home after the incident following his lecture.
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Bryan
Storm Lake
Chautauqua
H. W. Deal
B. B. Stillman
Deal
Not Dead Finance Fraud The Goldine Case in Atlantic City
Atlantic City July 30 insurance adjusters about to pay over 1000 on the life of Frank Goldine who was killed near Woodbury received a warning that the supposed dead man is alive. Officials say the living Goldie identified by an agent from Camden halted the payment and demanded the money be withheld. The case centers on an alleged impersonation and a live claimant in a confusing insurance payout.
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Atlanta
Insurance Ac- Justers
Frank Goldine
Woodbury
Goldie
Atlantics City
Prudentia
Ang
Jeg
Goldis
Mileler
Camden
Galdia
Minnesota strike leader to be held
Fragmentary OCR indicates a Minnesota strike leader is to be held. The readable text mentions a forthcoming event or hearing in July, with references to punishment and pressure on workers, but specifics are unclear in the damaged source.
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Minnesota
FARM DISTILLERIES OF ALCOHOL POSSIBLE GIVES FARMERS A CHANCE
Washington July 80 Amenied des halured alcohol regulations have been issued by the commissioner of internal revenue to take effect Septem ber 1. The new rules allow central denaturing warehouses and transfer of alcohol by tank cars, relief from certain record keeping, and the use of a single room as combined distillery ware house and denaturing warehouse. Industrial distilleries are split into two classes by output with varied officer assignments, and some operators may avoid denaturing material rooms if using approved denaturants from central warehouses or partner distilleries.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Thaga
Children Under 10 Should Wear Nothing, Says Professor
Chicago July 30 Professor Frederick Starr famed for Congo exploration asserts children should wear no clothing until age ten. Reports say university professors may test his theory at a Fifty sixth Street and Lexington Avenue “paradise flat” amid neighborhood curiosity and anticipation.
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Chicago
Frederick Starr
Congo Exploration Fame
Ara
Paradise Flat
Fifty+ sixth street
Lexington Avenue
Starr
Atitch
Paris Jury Sentences Man to Death for Child Murder
Paris July 30 a city jury condemned a man named Soleillgn to death for murdering a little girl. The case stirred public indignation and prompted parliament to delay action on abolishing the death penalty. President Valierès may commute the sentence to life hard labor due to no public executioner.
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Paris
France
Soleillgnt
Vallleres
Hhard
Husband Resents Visit Sparks Domestic Turmoil
Clarion report details a family dispute as a husband allegedly forced entry during a visit to his daughter’s home. A tense scene ensued with a confrontation at the doorway and at least one party described as overwhelmed, prompting police involvement.
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J. A. Hobertson
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Carpenter
A. PF. Murns
Satovell
Russell
Fretont Wood
Haywwuon
Charles H. Moyer
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Stmakina
Texas
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John BP
Nugent
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Edgar Wilson
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Steunenbere
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W. D. Taywood
Pridene
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Monkey
Internal Revenue Office
Ltd
Clarion
Hip Wits
Dawa
Stephen Maryhew
Bee Chaught
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