Debs Letter Highlights Socialist Split In Butte Fight
Debs states the I W W faction in Butte stirs the socialist party rift, accusing the IWW of anarchist leanings and sabotage. He defends party unity, condemns fusion with other groups, and notes Haywood’s anarchist-leaning rhetoric as fueling conflict within the movement.
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Socialist Party
Butte
TW. W
Eutist Party of
Bute
Yes Eis & Movement
TW. W. Flemenc
Wes
Ional
Tw Wis
Berger
Ai Ehistic
Eugene V. Debbs
W. D. Maywood
Sociatce
Debs
Ong
Hay
Hiswood
Haywood
Tam Tree
Socialis
Canal cut through from east to west
New York May 2 The first thrust cut of the Panama canal from east to west was completed when two steam shovels working opposite directions met at Culebra. The canal was opened at grade from ocean to ocean and hundreds cheered as the last earth was moved.
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New York
Panama Canal
Culebra
Panama
Women to Hear Case in Marquette Circuit Court
At 2 o'clock tomorrow the Marquette circuit court will hear the case of justice involving allegations of intoxication. Judge Richard J. Flannagan of NorwayMich arrived to prepare the schedule with motions to be disposed of in the forenoon. The trial will address the charge and the defense, with four challenges per side and seating reserved for women to ensure a fair hearing. The Roosevelt party plans to attend tomorrow with Colonel Roosevelt expected as a witness, and George Shiras hosting him.
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Marquette
Mid
Circuit Court of Marquette Ston
Paris
George A. Newett
Richard J. Flannagan
Norway
Flannagan
Roosevelt
George Shiras
Dudwtinsky
Disaster probe at Long Beach follows deadly collapse
A grand jury probe and potential $1,000,000 in damage suits hover after a pier collapse in Long Beach during a May Day parade killed 36, with victims including Mrs M D McDonald and Miss Ethel Nyveld among identified dead. City officials and lawyers discuss pier failure, structural weight, and possible responsible parties as more names emerge.
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Cal
Nicipal Piet
Hush
Earnest Gates
Gates
M.D. McDonald
Compton
Ethel Nyvel
Los Angeler
Uoon
Mary
Cooper
Pasadeterans
Frances Harrott Newlis
Keneshian
Wis
Mollie Gales
Oak Park
Til
Lilly M
Holme
Denver
Stephen Long
Toaay
Eroder
Ave
Queen Vic Sary
Praise for Bryan abstaining from wine at diplomatic dinner
Washington May 23 Secretary Daniels praised Secretary Bryan for refusing wine at a dinner for the diplomatic corps and urged young men to imitate his abstinence. Daniels also praised Theodore Roosevelt for prosecuting a sensational editor accused of circulating drink related stories about the former president.
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Washington
Secretary Bryan
Diplomatic Corps
Daniels
Sun
District of Columbia
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
McCarty dies from broken neck in city news
A hectic page of Long Beach and state items reports McCarty dead from a broken neck while incidents unfold across towns. A car pull, a medical center fight, and injuries color the roster alongside a Roosevelt trial, a miner tragedy, and local sport results.
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Ther McCarty
Hutte iv
Ries
Hival
Gills Ormsby
Roosevelt
Long Beach
Joseph Percy i
Anaconda
Southern Cross
Butte
Hasles
ToMase
West Virginia
Swedish Baptists End Convention
Wullein Lww
Ionicket
Miner scales 40-foot pole defies Florence hotel cops
Pat Trainor, a Sea portly miner, climbed a 40-foot pole in front of the Florence hotel and, after 29 minutes, refused to come down. Police and miners tried to dislodge him as he shouted and writhed, finally being brought to ground after bail was posted to cover drunkenness.
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Charles F Murphy
Sulzer
New York
Charles F. Murphy
William H. Fitzpatrick
Charles N. Bulger
Martin I. Glynn
Ferrer
Tamiany
Congress
Wang
McCabe
John H. McCooey
Jembiy
Pat Trainor
Florence
Trainor
Heaney
Jack
Wesson
Tarth
Traimor
Tom Wilson
Wilson
Eliiber
Kone Trainor
Suffragette Riots In London Park Injure Women
Rioting by trades unionists in Victoria Park London disrupted a suffrage demonstration. Militant suffragettes Sylvia Pankhurst were involved as mounted and foot police charged to disperse the crowd. Injuries occurred among both sexes and even children, with suffragettes wearing red liberty caps amid disorder. An unexploded device and literature were later found at Wheatley Hall Doncaster.
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London
Victoria Park
West End
Sylvia Pankhurst
Wheatley Hall
Doncaster
Sir William Cooke
Married Again Changes Their Name In San Diego
San Diego May 3 Mr and Mrs Douglas E Davis of Point Loma Cal were married here for the second time and sailed for Maidenhead England During the ceremony their infant child was present and they changed names to Mr and Mrs James Douglas Bishop The move follows family disputes and aims to claim English estates linked to the Bishop line The son formerly Davis assumed the name of Davie and later married Mary Keith A relative left him $10 last year A child was born last year and Bishop learned of his father’s death prompting the name change for the baby’s sake
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San Diego
Cal
Douglas E. Davis
Point Loma
New York
Maidenhead
England
James
Douglas Bishop
Bishop
Tate James
Davie
Mary Keith
Leonard Ornsby Fatally Injured In Industrial Accident
Leonard Ornsby 21 son of Robert EK Ornsby of Butte suffered fatal injuries in a shafting accident at the Leonard shaft No 1. He was crushed under a brake weighing about half a ton when steam was released and the drum assembly fell. He died at Murray hospital and leaves a large family. A funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 o clock at their home 118 Pine Xd.
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Robert EK
Ornsby
Jer
Uth Butte
Ormsby
RCM
Leonard
Engin
Ornshe
Murray Hospital
Jack
Jor
Charles
Robert Jr
JV. Bennett
J. Howard Lemki
Dan Drew
Leonard Shaft
Jealousy sparks fatal garden streetcar assault
Walter Riddle attacked his divorced wife’s escort, Brookman, on a Garden Street car after seeing the couple with Mrs Riddle. Brookman sustained a fractured arm, while Riddle was knocked unconscious and taken to Murray hospital in critical condition. Mrs Riddle denied prior threats, saying the attack was sudden and unprovoked.
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E. T. Brookiman
Walter Riddle
Hennett
Gardens
Riddle
Murray Hospital
Brookman
Stiddie
Hett
Peterson House
East Gagnon
Mra Riddle
Bid
Hronkman
St James’ Hospital
Mr. Riddle
FuNnine
Beard
Mr. Brookiman
Nusvand
Mr. Brookman
John Hammondiece
W. J. Norman
Ignant
President faces decision on $117 million reform bill
Washington May 25 President Wilson may decide this week on the $117,000,000 sundry civil appropriation bill covering unions and labor groups from prosecution to fund enforcement of the Sherman act. The exemption clause has sparked national debate, with Taft’s veto cited in the dispute. The White House has been flooded with letters and petitions urging veto or approval.
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Washington
Wile Hon
Ailair
Taft
Poet Miller Ashes Scattered At Oakland Funeral
The ashes of Joaquin Miller the poet of the Sierras were scattered today among a funeral pyre built by the poet himself at The Heights near Oakland. The Boh ohemian club of San Francisco led the rites with over 50 attendees including his widow and daughter Juanita and many old friends.
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Oakland
Cal
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
the Heights
Bohemian Club of
San Francisco
Juanita
Chinese General Slain by Bomb in Porcelain Box Incident
Shanghai reports Gen Shu Pao San, a Yuan Shikai ally known as Shit, killed when a box he believed contained porcelain exploded as he pried it open. A servant also died in the blast, a blow amid factional tensions in southern China.
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Shanghai
Shu Pao San
Yuan Shai Kai
Italians Fooled by Wily Arab Foes in Derna Battle
Swiss dispatches report a bold Italian trap backfiring at Derna during the Italian Turkish war. General Ganbrett split 20,000 troops into three columns with limited artillery after a workman’s false report. The heavy shelling and front attacks left Italian forces exposed, with fierce fighting and high losses.
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Switzerland
Sida Garba
Tripoli
Machiasin
Acais
Ganbrett
Tassant
Fom
Benghazi
Corone
Granbretomms
Derna
Sailor dies after torpedo boat destroyer Stewart blast
San Diego May 25 Alma Miller died in a hospital after two days of burns from the Stewart explosion in which two sailors were killed. His father lives in Idaho Falls Idaho and the body will be sent there. Miller was badly scalded while trying to save his comrades.
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Pelky
Cartes
Hastings
Weater
Petky
San Diego
Cal
Stewart
Alma Miller
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Muller
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