Witnesses For Defense In Haywood Conspiracy Trial
Testimony focuses on Harry Orchard and William Haywood in the Steunenberg murder case. Witnesses describe confessions and alleged links to the Western Federation of Miners, with defense challenging the credibility of evidence and plans for further testimony in Caldwell and Denver.
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Frank Steynenberg
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Caldwell
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Bryan
Orchard Wien
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Whitney
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Ing
Ly Che
Ant
Steunenberg
Wie Canning
Olen
Court of Colorade
Supreme Court
Godidard
Industrial labor split may spur new world union
Amid the rift between the Western Federation of Miners and the Industrial Workers of the World a new industrial organization could arise. Acting President C F Mahoney of the Western Federation expects a “holy new international industrial organization” to form with orders like the Western Federation and Brewery Workers leading, while labor bodies join soon.
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International
Brewery Workers
Wants Nice Long Sleep Ends Fatally In Petaluma Bar
Harry B. Weigel, a recent arrival from Beattie Wish, left a Petaluma hotel bar, slept in a chair and drank from a five ounce vial of opium before a doctor could be summoned. He had been drinking heavily for nine weeks.
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Cal
Remikert
Harry B. Weigel
Petalume Hotel
Hlaroom
Udanum
Weigel
Beattie
Wish
Bran
Navy to Build Modern Hospital at Fort Lyre Cal
Dr Charles T Hibbett medical inspector United States navy stationed at the Navy recruiting office departs for Washington to confer with the surgeon general on erecting a modern tuberculosis hospital at Fort Lyre Cal The hospital will serve navy personnel and dependents with Dr Tubbett in charge after conference in Washington and aims to open in 1906.
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Apy
Pout Bayar
Tubbett
Mort Lynn
Washington
Tinbett
Philippine
Schmitz Faces Bail Delay Awaiting Sentence
The San Francisco mayoral case against Mayer Schmitz sees no bail until sentencing. Judge Dunno ordered the next hearings after a prior conviction, with potential appeals and related police court actions pending review. The exact date for sentencing remains set for June 27, affecting prosecution planning and possible remand.
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Jana
Beanie
San Francisco
Mayer Schmitz
Rinson
Poanthly Aguila
Dunno
Radical Limits Narrow Duma Representation in Russia
A parliamentary dispute over a new Russian electoral law limits radical influence by cutting eastern and Siberian seats, shrinking Duma size, and extending landowner and urban homeowner suffrage while curbing worker representation. The plan concentrates seats in conservative areas and cities like St. Petersburg and Moscow, raising concerns about gerrymandering and class-based voting.
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Ufa
Orenburg
Siberian
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Tomek
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Yeniseik
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View City
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Keven
Moscow
Warsaw
Ki Lodz
Cdensa
Riga
Comedy Parade Denounces Peace Conference In The Hague
A morning demonstration in The Hague aimed at deriding the peace conference drew about two thousand participants. Organizers hoped Herve would attend but he was absent due to legal issues. Dutch speakers condemned governments for offering no relief to sinking European life under the economic burden, portraying the event as a staged farce.
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Ely
Cine Juv Herve
Public is Notified of Emperor's Will in St Petersburg
The St Petersburg newspaper detailed the emperor Nicholas II's manifesto dissolving the second Duma, citing dangers of rioting and political disruption across Russia. It notes police posters distributing the decree, public reactions, and the emperor's call for a new electoral system to strengthen the state and ensure stable governance.
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Russia
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Vie
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Evar
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Duma
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Uotil Judement
Thoee
Ukase
Senate
Owas
Kusskur
Krom
United Sd
Oeettr Rimiti
Diane
Three Drownings After Ferry Capsizes Near Puella Islet
Three people drown when a ferry boat capsized on the Tein Gvatte river near Puella Islet, 12 miles south of Albuquerque. Victims include Mrs Juanita Athsy Tad and Tegan Adye tad, a half year old, with Mantimtitahie Wewa reported as another Indian villager.
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Tein Gvatte
Puella Islet
Vily
Juanita Athsy Tad
Tegan Adeytad
Mantimtitahie Wewa
Secretary Taft Bound for Fort Meade Visit
Aloux Falla and party report Secretary Taft arriving by car from St. Paul to Ridlthle morning. He was greeted by small crowd, no formal reception planned, and toured the church before departing for Fort Meade with Senators Gamble Kite Tedge and Governor Crawford.
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Tle
Churen
Mort Meade
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Gamble
Kite Tedge
Crawford
Telegraphers Union Votes to Support Leadership in Pay Strike
June 16 telegraphers from Western Union Postal and allied lines vote to back the president and union leadership in pursuing wage arrears and adjustments. A $5,000 strike fund is approved as regional locals prepare for possible action while Roosevelt refers matters to the labor commissioner for review.
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Campterthal Telegraphers’ Union
Amer
Chicaeu
Order of Railway Telestanders
Oysiée Bay
Jine
Roosevelt
Charles P. Neil
Labor
Kaneko Expected to Succeed Viscount in Japan
Washington reports Baron Kaneko, a former minister of justice in the Tokyo cabinet, likely to succeed Viscount Adriil as ambassador to the United States. He is credited with urging Japan to agree to terms at the Portementh conference amid allied diplomacy.
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Moritat Viscoun
Aoki
America
Baron Kaneko
Washington
Toklo Hoeni
Nobally
Adrii
Juste
Trkia
Murny
Japan
Westward Delegates Gather for 1908 Public Policy Convention
Delegates from western states converge at the Srordway theater in Denver for a public policy convention. Colorado and Wyoming lead the delegation, with Oregon Idaho Montana and Washington aligning with them on the administration’s public domain policies. Senate ally Clark of Wyoming joins, pledging no partisan politics in the talks, which focus on land policy rather than elections.
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Denver
Srordway
Moosevellia
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Wyoming
Oregon
Idahy
Montana
Washington
James Wilson
Agiicultire
William H. Taft
George H. ‘Cortelyou
the Treasury
Wilson
James R. Garfield
Interior
R. A Ballinger
Seneral Land Office
Giffard Pinchot
Ester
Clark
Dissolution Tremors Stir Poles as Elections Loom
News extras report the duma dissolution fueling public debate over the emperor’s decree. The new election law reportedly excludes Poles, prompting city officials and residents to react amid troop deployments and rising tension.
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Duma
Empera
Smelters of Old Mexico Face Fuel Shortage
Torveom Mexted Jue 16. Willaed S Mawst offord Americilt Smelting and Retin vompany reported mining and sovesting interests in Mexted face a fuel and ore transport crisis. Morse said the American Smelting and Refining Company holds over 80,000 tons of ore and about 35,000 fuel tied up with no near prospect of release.
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Mextet
Willaed S Mawst
Offord
Americilt
Ang Retin Vompany
Ota
Hat
Mexted
Morse Gava
Dissolution of Russian Duma Disapproved at The Hague
Reports from The Hague say the dissolution of the Russian Duma and new political reforms provoke intense interest at peace conference talks. Gov’t officials and diplomats express general disapproval, while some say the move may affect conference momentum and security during Tsarist negotiations.
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