Notorious Slade Death Date Recorded By Diaries
Granville Stuart's diary notes the execution of J A Slade on March 10, 1864 at Virginia City Montana. Slade, an outlaw once seen as a hero for prior acts, was marched to a tree where Jules, his foe, faced murder by torture. The case sparked strong public resentment and vigilante justice.
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Joe Venable
Aldergulch
Lutte
Idaho
J. A. Slade
Montana
Slade
Illnois
Venatio
Tn Stamets Diner
Virginia City
Jules
Fone
Granville Stuart
Surgeon Directs His Own Operation in Spokane
Spokane July 7 The appendix of Dr John J Sinks a local surgeon was taken from him today while he watched his brother surgeons and gave them ten directions The anaesthetic was used and the patient complained when the nurse bore heavily on his shin During the operation Dr Sinks watched and suggested progress to the surgeons
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Spokane
Wash
John J. Sinks
Sinks
White Suits Spur City Fashion and Medical Comment
Bulletins that the President appeared in white on the White House steps spread through local stores and were echoed by fashion arbiters and the medical profession. A steady demand for white and cream serges and flannels grew, reflecting a trend observed across shops and clinics.
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White House
Washington Sunday Is Now Extra Day
Washington observers report the first Sunday under the Jones Works excise law as a dry day for the District of Columbia. The act strict provisions barred serving liquor with meals at venues and restricted club service. Officers warned of a locker system violation and that liquor held Saturday could not be served Sunday. Purchasers of common alcohol for medicine or commercial use must be registered like poisons.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Organized militancy in suffrage movement wanes
London July reports claim the Daily Mail finds militancy among suffragettes broken up over six months. It notes the cat and mouse law enforcing hunger strike releases, Pankhurst avoids arrest, Holloway jails used, and militant subscriptions crippled by official warnings.
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London
Daily Mail
Whic
the Mail
Emmeline Pankhurst
Holloway
Mail
Injunction Suit Against Recall Petition Initiated
Seattle July 7 Sheriff Edward C Cudahy filed an injunction in superior court to stop the county auditor from issuing recall petitions alleging malfeasance and misfeasance. An order to show cause directed at the auditor returns July 11. Charges by John Young allege deputies oppressed coal miners and Ballard shingle mill strikers.
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Seattle
Edward C Vudahy
Cadahy
John Young
Renton
Cudahy
Ballard
City of Los Angeles Swaps Top Administration
Los Angeles appoints H. H. Rose as mayor replacing George Alexander who retires after more than four years as chief executive. A nine member council, including one socialist, adopts a modified commission government with nine divisions and councilmen serving as special committeemen. Daily council sessions are required except Sundays. In Johannesburg, miners return to work amid a settlement dispute over dependents of killed workers. authorities seek quiet as rioters are counted.
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Los Angeles
Hoon George Alexander
H. H. Rose
Johannesburg
Switches Sale on Hair Goods at Mrs Birthright
Starting Monday a big ten day sale on all hair goods including combs barrettes hair pins and bands with switches priced from $1 and up. Visit Mrs Birthright at 114 West Broadway for the offer.
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Birthright
West Broadway
Girl Granted Adoption in District Court
In Juage venins amena, the district court granted Mrs Tiltam L Vin permission to adopt Helen Ruth Wilson. The child’s mother is dead and the father, the sole relative, was present and consented to the adoption.
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Juage Venins Amena
District Court
Tiltam L'Vin
Helen Ruth Wilson
Larkin Recaptures Morrison in Florida Return
Deputy Sheriff James Larkin brought back W F Morrison from Tampa to Silver Bow county after Morrison allegedly stole nearly $2 from widow Louise Tam. Morrison, 43, promised marriage and fled with her bankroll watches and rings, leaving her stranded. Tampa jail was holding him awaiting extradition.
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James Larkin
Tampa
Fis
W. F. Morrison
Louise Tam
Driscoll
Morrison
Silver Bow
Florida
Larkin
Dee Matlock
Philipsburs
Local Court Deals Fines In Cruelty And Speed Cases
Judge Booker fines H A Gronerud 99 dollars for cruelty to animals after hiring a horse at a livery, riding up and down a big hill. Speeding cases bring various penalties including William Phillips fined 1 dollar for running crossings, and others like Roy Penhall dismissed after license issue. Multiple defendants face fines for disturbances, fighting, and abusive language at the Atlantic saloon and nearby areas.
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Ev Dence
William Phillips
Nelson
Dvilla Nadeau
W. D. Stults
G. Berginson
Roy Penhall
Pat Sullivan
William Nusmer
Tom Ryan
Mike McCarthy
Matt Lowney
John ‘Dolan
Atlantic
John Collins
Nelson Fr
Noises In The Night From Futurist Writers
The Indianapolis News ponders how nocturnal heat, urban and rural night sounds inspire futurist literature. It contrasts city noises with country noises as a Parisian futurist writes at midnight, seeking a mind emptied of thought to produce unconventional prose.
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Indianapolis News
Paris
Mereith
Stevenson
Thackeray
Hig Rose Garden
Hag
Urist
Woman's Protective Union Public Installation Notice
Woman's Protective Union Local 7 will hold a public installation at Carpenters Union Hall second floor Friday evening July 1 with dancing and refreshments.
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Woman's Protective Union
Iocal
Carpenters’ Union Hall
Theatrical Mechanics Biennial Convention Opens
July 7 delegates from major North American cities gather for the fourteenth Biennial Theatrical Mechanics association meeting. Charles W. Schweitzer of Cincinnati and James N. Curtin of New York vie for the presidency. San Francisco is favored for the 1915 convention. Atlanta has withdrawn in favor of San Francisco.
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Theatrical Mechanics’ Association
Charles W. Schweitzer
Cincinnati
James N. Curtin
New York
Emecers
San Francisco
Atanta
Atlanta
Banker Sentenced After Bank Insolvency Conviction
Sturgis South Dakota July Meade County bank of Sturgis became insolvent. Perkins and banker were among those convicted of receiving deposits after the bank failed. He was sentenced to not less than two nor more than four years in prison.
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