Governors Response to Moyer Prosecution Sparks Labor Support
Governor Gooding receives numerous resolutions from labor groups nationwide urging fair handling of the Charles Moyer case. The Western Federation leaders Haywood Pettibone face pressure to weigh confessions and allow due process, while officials defend the integrity of the investigation and oppose coercive testimony.
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Tolse
Thala
Marek
Overnor Goodlig
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation
William D. Haywood
George A. Pettibone
Central Latioe Anton
Byahayite
W. L. Duns
Muchey
Tne Weatern
Federation of Minerk
Denounced Obie and Insurrection Debate in West Virginia
A chaotic regional meeting in Wheeling engages delegates from Ohio and West Virginia trade unions. Tensions rise as disputes over federation leadership and alleged political actions trigger fiery speeches and threats to sever relations.
Bill and King Farewell by Provisions of a Will
In Chicago in March a notice reports the farewell by provisions of a will for George C. Ware a contractor and bachelor of trade. The will allocates $20,000 toward providing a home for six fox lepries and a $300 a year stipend for his old riding horse.
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Bill
Chicago
George C. Ware
Boats Crushed In Ice After Severe Alaskan Storm
Amid a furious Alaska storm a schooner Marian and a fishing fleet vessel were trapped in ice. Eight seamen were rescued as the crew faced potential disaster. Fellow sailors reported the wrecks near the Alaskan waters and warned of further danger to boats in the crushed ice.
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Fussell
Nellie
Changes in the Cabinet Announced at the White House
March 12 report indicates potential reshuffles with speculation that Taft may move to the Supreme Court, Bonaparte may be replaced by Meyer, Moody to depart soon, and Moore’s stance on leaving the attorney general post under consideration.
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White House
George
von Mienavhugetts
Chasgaddr
Petarablisg
Taft
Pssoddle ‘Iuatice
Supreme Court of the United Statis
Meyer
Bonaparte
Denartpbie of
Moody
Brewer
Suffragist leader Miss Anthony dies after long illness
Rochester notes Miss Susan B. Anthony died this morning after years of heart trouble. Doctors cited heart failure caused by weak heart muscle. Her last public appearance was at the recent Baltimore suffrage convention where she urged continued effort for the movement. Her death ends a 36 year fight for women's rights.
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Rorhester
Anthony Juirl
Os. Mieker
Anthony
Joel
Mbis Anthony
Nagyange
Rochester
Baltimore
Baltmore
Lt van Levwnind Whiel
Neal
Rachester
Life Story of Miss Authony Told By Warm Friend
A biographical sketch of Miss Authony, born 1820 in York, recounts her early life. Her father, a wealthy English manufacturer, funded education and cautious career steps, with her first income earned at age twelve in a cotton factory.
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Authony
Mes
J. AL Rene
Superior
Wis
Addams
York Atale
Ten
Caustic Debate in Congress Over Philippine Policy
A chaotic speech by Speaker Gannon triggers sharp exchanges as debate on the Philippine policy and insurgent measures rages in the House. Republican leaders press for a caucus to thwart Senate resistance while insurgent factions prepare to challenge the administration's plans at a likely conference.
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Mdriel
Burrows
Avoniks
Use House
Mystery Donation Sparks Church Collection Confusion
A March 12 charity drive by Br Ray at the Presbyterian church sparked intense interest as a lump sum collection turned chaotic. A reported quantum of notes and valuables allegedly dropped into the collector’s basket by a mysterious absent donor remains unexplained, while Dr Martin insists on accountability and propriety.
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Weind
Sticilard Dillon
Tee
Br Ray
al Dvxt Pvoning
Hey
Tr. Martin
Preehyrertin
Vhureh
Wifstike
Martin
Noose Slackens for Alleged Murderer Hatty
A governor in New York granted a further reprieve May 18 in the case of Albert Hatty, who faces the death sentence for the alleged murder of William Whee. The execution had been delayed from January 22 to May 18 at the district attorney’s request. The defense moves for a new trial as proceedings continue in New York City.
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Aanbiensyvernor
Albert ‘I
William M
Jerome
Hk. Iarden
New York City
Requisition Issued for Vincent St. John
A dispatch from March 12 reports a requisition issued for Vincent St. John by Gov. McDonald in a pursuit related to the Stalientorg incident. It notes involvement of Elit e figures and mentions Telluride and Boise as destinations in the pursuit.
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Vincent ST. John
Detrver
Marc
Senator Depew Sick and There Is Alarm
Fragmented report suggests Senator Depew is seriously ill and hospital updates trigger alarm. The piece notes unclear courrey reports, mentions a possible brief trip to Washington for recuperation, and cites medical advice guiding his stay away from the capital for a period.
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Depew
Sand
Courrey
Ila Phyeteink
Pleased crowds amid tangled notes of a March day
Fragmentary item from New York dated March 12 describes confusion around a Col. WD and Rows Coy with references to a grand jury, indigent feed, and contested events. The garbled lines mention Colonel F and a failed appeal, with unclear outcomes and scattered names.
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New York
Col
WD. Min
Sparse, Fragmented Note on Countess de Cantal Case
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a countess and a hypothetical complaint against her husband. The text hints at legal action, postponements, and reference to a wife’s alleged infidelity, but details are unclear due to corrupted wording.
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Paris
Mauch
Fire confined as valves stave off spread in Pine Ridge
March events report a fire in Pine Ridge area with the blaze contained by valve closure. Newton Gilbert, representative for the Twelfth district, announced forthcoming actions and possible federal assistance as authorities assess damages and potential funding opportunities.
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Fort Wayek
Tad
Marvel
Newton Cilbert
Congress
Bere
Local Arrests Link Shelved Names to Scattered Charge List
A garbled local notice records arrests and charges tied to a figure named Lee and others, detailing alleged thefts of law books and a history of moving across states. It mentions a candidate linked to a justice of the peace post, and a Newsmaster role, with references to Los Angeles and Boston areas.
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Lee
Ameren
Budte
Madisen Counes
Las Versus
Nese
Los Angeles
Hearst
Lotte
Ler
Abe
Men In Demand On New Railroad Line
March 12 report notes the Western Pacific railway seeks laborers for a new California to East route. Workers at Ottumwa and Oakland hubs will join carpenters and masons in two years of steady work. Wages from $2 to $4 daily for common laborers, higher for skilled trades.
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Tigiveo
Westeern Pacife Railway
San Francisco
California
Ovaville
Oikland
Vast Importances and Ventures In Butte & London Property
The article reports the IOF Venture corporation pursuing a major mining project with the Butte & London property near Lyspale Creek. It notes the venture's planned listing in London Paris and Berlin exchanges, stock details, allied firms, and a large investment portfolio including Australian mines. Frederick M. Baker leads the venture, with Frederick Whiteside connected to Kalispell and the Bulle & London holdings. The piece hints at a courthouse examination and ongoing developments affecting the asset’s value.
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Ayaiele
New York
Mare
New Commercial
Doen
Vein Corporation
Tinted
Morgomene
Eretintier
He Butte & Baitans
Bat Moorea
Snn
Wither
Jie
Seharter
North Bulle
Hutte & London
Lonton
Conpauy
Wbou
Frederick M. Baker
Venture Corporation
Cacnatin
Ravaray
Stock Exchange of London
Paris
Berlin
Australia
Fred Whitesite
Kalispell Mont
Bulle & Lonnton
News York
Paxe Twelve
The Case of Caleb Powers Remanded to State Court
The Supreme Court remanded the Caleb Powers case to the state court as the federal ground cited did not apply under revived statutes. The decision notes the state court should address the case, with reference to the new statutory framework and related legal grounds.
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Caleb Powers
Euata
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