Aftermath of Harlem explosion sparks anti anarchist push
A New York conference of police officials planned to curb anarchist and I W W activity after a Harlem tenement blast killed four. Victims Arthur Caron Charles Berg and Carl Hansen were linked to I W W or anarchists. Authorities consider barring public funerals in Union Square for the dead amid fears of a demonstration. Michael Murphy eludes capture while authorities probe ties to possible Westchester explosive plots tied to Rockefeller interests.
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Industrial Workers of the World
Arthur Caron
Charles Berg
Carl Hansen
Caron
Bers
Hansen
Union Square
Alexander Berkman
Michael Murphy
Westchester County
John D. Rockefeller
Tarrytown Court
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Mark
Mitchel
Berkman
Francisco Ferrer School
Aif
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Hans’ Fisher
Peter Fisher
Russia
Violence Fears at Cananea as Copper Strike Escalates
Naco Arizona July 6 with 800 troops on hand under rival commanders tensions rise in Cananea Sonora where a mine strike by 2500 workers continues. Company officials reject pay cuts and concessions and announce mine closures amid the agitation.
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Ariz
Ion Hand
Cananea
Sonora
Cananea Consolidated Copper
Diplomatic Career Highlighted in Today’s Standard
A brief dispatch notes a diplomatic career in Today’s Standard. It mentions suppressing agitators in New York and coverage of House of Lords amendments, plus local items from Anaconda and Butte. The report references conventions in St Paul, a copper smelter issue, and mining stock market updates with scattered advertisements and notices.
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New York
House’ of Lords
Ormer
i-State
Anaconda
S-Anaconda
Sfattorial
Boston
St. Paul
O. K
Hi City
New witnesses in Carman case emerge in trial
New witnesses in the Carman case are set to testify as authorities reveal identities of persons involved and additional evidence. The defense argues the testimony could reshape key points of the trial.
Re enacted murder probe halts on Nassau case
The Nassau County inquest into Mrs. Louise Bailey’s death at Dr Edwin Carman’s office was dramatically reenacted by the head of a national detective agency with ten detectives present. The inquest was adjourned as investigators pursued new leads and witnesses.
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Freeport
N.Y
Louise Bailey
Edwin Carman
Nassau County
Carman
William D. Bailey
Suffragettes Hurl Pamphlets at King in Edinburgh Visit
On July 6 in Edinburgh King George and Queen Mary faced suffragette protest as militants threw pamphlets from a balcony opposite the station. Two women named Lock and Owen were seized by detectives as the royal entourage passed. The crowd reacted with cheers and hooting while the prisoners were taken to the police station.
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St Ion
Lock
Owen
Ten Lords Vote Against Amendment Amid Home Rule Debate
In the House of Lords only ten peers opposed Lord Willoughby de Broke's motion to reject an amendment to the home rule bill. Reported is a tense division as discussions touched Ulster exclusion without referenda and the ongoing organization of rival Irish volunteer forces. Dublin tailors rush for nationalist uniforms and ammunition shipments arrive in County Down under naval patrols.
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Ali
County Down
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Crs
Mississippi Lieutenant Governor Faces Bribery Allegation
Jackson July 6 That 7. G. Bilbo the Mississippi lieutenant governor was accused of offering to dismiss a state suit against Edward Hines Lumber Co for $31000 and 10 forfeit property. Chicago attorney Tra Sample testified Bilbo allegedly sought to end the Hines case during the governor’s absence. Bilbo denied soliciting or accepting a bribe connected to a proposed new county by the legislature.
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Conductor James B. Wilson Awarded 15000 for Injuries
In Chicago on July 6, a jury awarded James B. Wilson, former Baltimore and Ohio conductor, fifteen thousand dollars for injuries from forced work hours. He testified he had worked three days and nights with only nine hours off since 1913, collapsing while switching a freight car at Peninsula Pennsylvania, his right arm crushed and spine injured.
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James B. Wilson
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wilson
Peninsula
Surface rights bill passed to allot mineral lands
Washington July 6 The house today passed a bill already approved by the Senate authorizing the disposition to homestead settlers of surface rights on public lands that contain minerals.
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Senate
Curtiss Flying Boat Surges From Water At Speed Record
In Hammondsport Glenn Curtiss aboard the Rodman Wanamaker flying boat with nearly 1800 pounds, lifted from the water in 60 seconds and gained air in 75 seconds total, setting a faster water takeoff. a brace failure briefly interrupted the run before secured and another test with a similar craft did not depart the water. Meanwhile attorney H D Tade faced breach of promise suit for 2500 dollars in Hillsboro. In Princeton a barn fire killed Arnold Brustman and Walter Narlsen, both seven, likely due to children playing with matches. In Atlanta the state senate approved a bill permitting police to subject suspects to third degree examinations.
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Glenn Curtiss
Rodman” Wanamaker
Curtiss Beleves
Azores
John C. Porte
Simlar
Princeton
Wis
Arnold Brustman
Walter Narlsen
Williams’ Brief Career Ended at Monteneeko
In a terse report, Williams sees a brief career end amid Monteneeko ties. The exact details are unclear, but the note points to a sudden halt affecting Williams and another figure named Monteneeko.
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Resignation of George Williams as Greece Minister
An untimely resignation of George Fred Williams as minister to Greece is announced from the State Department, a move said to be without precedent. Williams, an ex-congressman and Massachusetts lawyer, cites inability to comment on Albania and the need to avoid compromising the president, while thanking him for consideration. London dispatches note European reactions and suggest Williams’ frank speech unsettles diplomats.
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George Fred Williams
Greece
Mate
Wilson
Williams
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Department
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Massachusetts
Hrvan
Iryang
Withou Willams
Montenegro
Atbania
Mor
London
Surye
Daily Citizen
Prince Willams
Diamond merchants accused of smuggling in New York
A federal grand jury indicted Herman J. Dietz and his son Charles, New York diamond merchants, on 11 counts alleging a conspiracy to smuggle gems from Canada in 1911 and 1912. Diamonds valued between 200000 and 500000 were moved, with stones over 100000 linked to 1911 to 1912. indictments seek their arrest abroad.
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Herman J. Dietz
Charles
Ox Participan
United States
Canada
Unite States District
Roger A Wood
Oma
Secret Service
Europe
Freight on Mississippi resumes after twenty years
New Orleans reports the resumption of freight transport on the Mississippi from headwaters to the gulf after a twenty year pause. Barge No. 3 departed for St Paul Minnesota, part of a fleet patterned after Dutch canal craft and propelled by its own power.
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Mississippi River
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St.Paul
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Child dies during operation attempt in Davenport
Davenport Iowa July 6 a two year old boy son of RT died today as surgeons attempted an operation. The casualty occurred while doctors were preparing for surgery and the child did not survive the procedure.
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Davenport
Lowa
Charles
Inquest Verdict Over Ernest Noy Shooting At Butte Hall
The coroner's jury at Butte Sliver Bow county Montana returned a verdict on the death of Ernest J Noy who was killed by a bullet fired from a window of the Miners Union Hall during events of June 23 The inquest lasted from 10:39 AM to 4 PM with seven jurors finding death by gunfire from the hall window The testimony covered witnesses on the roof a man seen fall and gun transfers up the rear fire escape with several named locals appearing in the proceedings
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Mike M. Sullivan
Whitlam Ki
Ernest J. Noy
Miners’ Union Hall
John Crowey
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Lron Hall
Noy Mackey’ McDonald
We Bradley
Psion Ora Een Rear Union
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Mackel ST
Robert Rod
Ten Ceaino
John Curran
Andrew Andrews
Bruneau
Upper Mary
Sithough
Orney Mackel
Meyer Hd
Former suitor sought for murder of four in Blue Island
Chicago detectives pursued a tall lanky man for months after the axe killings of Mr. and Mrs. Mislich their daughter Mrs. Willia Mansfield and her baby in Blue Island. Sightings at 2 am, a motive tied to Mrs. Mansfield, and a window entry preceded by multiple blunt blows. Investigators circulated descriptions citywide.
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Blue Island
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Willia Mansfield
Middle West
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Mislich
The
Bureau of Tana
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