Moyer Witness for the Defense in Caldwell Case
Witness John Mayer testifies for co defendant William Haywood recounting payments by the federation to defend Harry Orchard and detailing the organization’s role after Orchard's arrest. Mayer, a long time Western Federation of Miners leader, discusses his own background, the federation’s finances, and the political context in Colorado 1909.
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Cates Vi
Mayer
Sta Todty
William D. Hayewood
Harry Orchard
Wrocesan Federation of Miners
Tom Tetender
Caldsall
Steunenberg
Moyer
Hal le
Jock Simpkins
Fred Miller
Epokane
Caldwell
Orehant
Thomas He- Ban
Athhe
Himptons
Hay- Woot
Federation
Pang
Cour
Charles Mayer
Id Hogen
Anger
Haywood
Denver
Haywowl
Wis
Cooley of Chicago Elected President
Cooley of Chicago was elected president of the association after a session that discussed teachers salaries and pensions. The convention approved a three member committee to push for federal establishment of a pacer government program while officers and directors were named.
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Cooley
Chicago
Los Atinles
Tadwin G. Cooley
Aii
Art of Congress
Allislizabeth Sibley
Los Angeles
Miss Kinguage
Loo
Axsocluhiay
Acim
WILDE
Callistan
School Bank Trust
Chu
Washington
Congress
Sind
G. Cooley
Spolkn
Charles T. Huy
Raub Distyiet
Sehents
Hayttard
Sonn
Atdre
Uno Eugentien Pon
Morel
Xehenl
Aberdee
B.D. Spre
Sonharornic
Gshkash
Wis
Debris Collapse Traps Men at Williston Avenue Building
Several workers are believed buried after a building collapse on Williston Avenue. Rescue teams struggle as concrete and debris hinder access. many workers are missing while authorities race to reach survivors amid unstable walls and ongoing danger.
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Piayers
Bridgman Bans
Willnston Avenue
Mike
Ganody
Iit
Dala Mayahetl
Bey
One More Japanese Rumor Proves To Have Been False
A fragmentary report asserts that Japanese accusations and supposed statements quoted in The Times and London Daily Telegraph were false. The piece discusses American and Japanese exchanges, noting no formal correspondence or joint actions between governments and clarifying naval stance and diplomacy amid wartime tensions.
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London Daily Telegraph
Japan
Progran
Reconstruction Underway After Debris Clears
Work crews labor to clear rubble from a collapsed structure as steam fitters supply and joiners assist in erecting an expansion. The second story remains partly intact while rescue efforts continue to remove debris and assess safety.
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Lgt
Application Denied as Schmitz Appeals Contempt Case
A legal notice reports the denial of an application while Schmitz appeals a contempt finding. The record notes a lengthy exchange in court, with references to Betis Atlapueye and Jutl, and the judge’s orders regarding detention and potential imprisonment of the involved parties.
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Forte Tidge
Tadey
Renee Holes
Dade Runne
Wall
Charis A. Ralratlane
Betis
Dude Dunne
Weis
Dunne Atrev
Tiateter
Hietzlet
Thais Ae Sreedos
Cri
Japanese Admiral Visits New York Navy Yards Amid War Tensions
Japanese marine director Admiral Yamamoto arrives in New York aboard the steamship Camminig and visits gun shops, shipyards, and navy plants as U S relations with Japan remain strained. He denies sensational reports of imminent war and emphasizes the need for careful press handling while meeting Rear Admiral Henderson and President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay.
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New Forks
United States
Japan
Stoen
Pacific Ocean
Baron Gombei Fumamoto
Pele
Admilrel Yamagnato
Europe
BR. W. Henderson
Goodrich
New York Navy Yard
Yamamoto Mede
Cokin
Shin
Wendy
Tate
Sato
Funchion
Roosevel
Fray
Oyster Bay
Yortlaw Pajver
Great Meeting of Endeavorers Draws Delegates Worldwide
A large gathering of about 1,000 delegates assembled in Als Yoleo for the United Society of Christian Endeavor international convention. Officers were elected for the new term, with clergy and representatives from Alaska, Japan, Europe, and Canada attending. The event opened after 4 o'clock with a formal address and a reception of messages, as Boston and Philadelphia leaders highlighted the program for the 1907 session and plans for the 1909 convention.
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Monin
Francis Be Curls
United Soviety
Christian Lindsaran
Tren
Internibal
Sre
United Suites
Ma Lavinen
Alvska
Japan
Merting Iie
Chul of
Rostan
United Sa=y
Christian Endeavor
Hiram N. Jaiynp
Bastan
George B. Gruff
Boglon
Erporacon
Fred 4. Kidder
Boston
Fermtees
C. J. Brown
Windlay
Ohio
God
J. Wilbur Chapman
Winniabicke
A.W. Crews
Toronto
Lit
Shiaceh
Cans
Willian
Los Angeles
Presbyteria
Herbert L. Walkentt
Divinity Church
Wingarsh
Chicago
Disciples of Christ
C. Yader
Ashland
Henry Chrarchitt King
Oberon
Onin
C. A. Dickinson
Fy Edger Barth
Waellington
Uuton
Furth
Ananth Cihy
Kansay
Puakhants
Great Falls Wool Sales Report Highlights Large Exports
The Great Falls wool exchange opened with Divers Deity present as 188,000 pounds of wool sold at prices from 4 to 20.5 cents. Major lots included Bateman & Co taking 18,000 pounds at 1 cent, Dewey Gould & Co handling 2,000 pounds at 18 cents, and Thayer & Elaphenson 1,000 pounds at 7 cents. Other buyers moved volumes of 10,000 to 14,000 pounds, with various firms purchasing sizable lots at mixed prices.
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Geent Falls Wool Exchange
Deven
Ax Volta
Jus
Vico, Bateman & Co
Conte
Hy C. Densen
Luce & Manning
EB. W. Elliy
Dewey, Gould & Co
Be Rils
Dewey, Gaull & Co
Tistinaisneek
Yaenswores
Thayer & Elaphenson
Toy Vents
Megminming & Picks
Geritss
Neil Banas
Tw Towers
Gavid & Co
Myers
Dynamiter At Large In Transvaal Districts
A fragmented report notes a dynamiter at large in Transvaal districts near Ayoniite and nearby areas. Explosions damaged a bridge or dam causing alarms and prompting authorities to pursue suspects and assess regional safety.
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Dynamiter
Transvaal
Cream City plant fire destroys multiple firms
A Friday blaze at the Cream City plant damaged several firms including Crow City Woven Wire, Gavanon Machinery, Mend Company, and AOxTOHS. The fire caused extensive destruction across the factory complex and nearby stores, with numerous workers affected and investigations underway.
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Crow City
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Cream City
Mrs Bradley Jailed for Health Reasons
The district court reports Mrs Annie Bradley of Salt Lake City is jailed due to health issues. A physician has advised urgent treatment. a hospital transfer is sought to allow care and permit her release from confinement for medical reasons expected next October.
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Washington
Annie
Beauly
Salt Lake Chey
Doetel
Two Men Indicted For Fraud Schemes Nationwide
Indictments allege Frederick Cole Vin and Ed A. Rete used United States mail to promote a fraud. The men served as president and secretary of a California company selling a worthless patent across the country, according to federal charges.
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Mmi 1
Vrederick Jh. Cole Vin
Ed A. Rete
Fedeeal Gmail
United States
Mata
Rosgnn- Chormin Capper Company
Glass Trial Probes Local Bribery Claims Amid Hearings
In a tense session, Assistant U.S. Attorney Henry faced questions as the prosecution aims to prove that Home Telephone Company sought a vote in its favor from officials. Witnesses including Charles Boston and Mayor Baxton were examined, with delays and procedural debates shaping the lengthy hearing.
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Liguly Cisse
Henwy
Huey
Whitten
Tate
Bavile States
Pall
Charles Boston
Eait Franeizeo
Pkatnet
Frusenfay
Baxton
Ie Minsland
Ielrims
Ryan
Board of Supervisors
Wario
Brxton
Damaging Cloudbursts in Yellowstone Valley Event
Damaging cloudbursts in the Yellowstone Valley caused floods and crop damage near Silesia and Clark's Park rivers. Bridges were washed away and canals destroyed by heavy rain, with vessels and troops mounted for immediate action. Washington reports indicate army involvement and mobilization under president's directive.
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Yellowstung
Clark's Park
Rivera
Vicinnity
Silesia
Tobacco Trust Lawsuit Seeks Dissolution of Major Firms
The United States seeks to dissolve a large tobacco trust formed by 58 corporations and 22 individuals led by major tobacco companies. The petition alleges unlawful combinations and monopolistic schemes restraining trade across interstate and foreign commerce. The government requests injunctions, divestiture, and enforcement actions to end the trust and prevent further consolidation in the tobacco industry.
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United States Court
Tahaces Trust
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Thia Aval
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Imperiil Tabladeu
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