Unions Tinner Circle Made Murder a Trade
In Boise on June 4 the state opened against William D. Haywood in the Steunenberg murder case. James Hawley, senior prosecutor, outlined a vast conspiracy by the Western Federation of Miners Inner Circle to kill opponents and fund crimes, claiming murder became a trade. Eight Caldwell witnesses testified as the state traced plots, hired killers, and money used to shield leaders.
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Boise
Idaho
James HK. Hawley
State of
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Federation of Miners
North Idaho
Buriet
Hawley
Ik Hye
Bays
Steinsnters
Frank Stuenerberg
Thia Federation
Orchard
Coeur d’Alene
Sven
Partis
Thoas
Harry Orchard
Stephen Adama
Federation
Wig
Eawley
Cass
Caldwell
Thomas Hogan
Steunenberk
John L. Simpkins
Bvand
Western Federation of Minera
Jed
Atlanta to Entertain Governor and Mrs Terrell at Jamestown Expo
Invitations go to 1800 North Atlantic fleet officers for a reception to Governor and Mrs. Terrell at the Jamestown tercentennial exposition on June 10. Georgia day guests include President Roosevelt. Admiral Evans commands the fleet with 28 battleships and two torpedo flotillas.
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Roosevelt
Gov. Terrell
Dan Carey
Joseph M. Terrell
Atlanta
Terrell
Batdllown
the United Atates
Bullock
Jamestown
Robley D. Evans
Unela Bata
Lanaisa
Maine
Missouri
Virginia
iRhoge Island
New Jersey
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Tilinals
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Kearmaxe
Ohio
Iowa
Indians
Washington
Tennessee
St Louis
Denver
Des Molines
Cleveland
Tacoma
Dorfs
Dubuque
Padua Marinette
Prarie
Scorpion
Yank
United States
Heir to Two Estates Husband Held on Alimony Suit
Judge Pendleton ordered the arrest of William Frederte Englebert Schmides, an erstwhile musician and bookkeeper at the Conservatory of Music, on an ex parte writ to prevent departure from Georgia. Mrs. Rachel N. Schmids, her attorney Frank M. Hughes, and the couple’s child allege he hides large German estate assets and threatens to leave the state with the money, forcing payment of alimony. The case cites an heirship to estates in Lipstadt Germany and an inheritance from his parents, estimated in the thousands, with a bond of 2000 required pending June 1 decision.
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Udge Pendleton
William Frederte Englebert Schmides
Conservatory of Music
Old Legion Mansion
Governors Mension
State of Georgia
Rache N. Schmidts
Pendleton
Frank M. Hughes
Schmidts
Miss Schmidts
Atlanta
Lold
Pachel Neoclasus Schmidts
Germany
Rictous
Pyro Wstates
Lippstadt
Westphalia
Thia
Aleter
Amalia Bophle Schmidts
Lippatadt
Amatia Sophia
Armed Confederate Vets Parade To White House
About fifty Confederate veterans from Tennessee arriving from the Richmond reunion marched to the White House in Washington. Infantry from Memphis and Nashville and Nashville cavalry, some in Civil War uniforms, carried rifles and sabers. The procession marked a first in the city’s history as armed Confederates paraded public streets. General Fordon and Representative Gaines joined the veterans, who received a warm handshake from President Roosevelt. Nashville leaders invited the president to visit in October, and veterans pledged to escort him from Memphis to Nashville if he attends. Gaines noted the president’s noncommittal but stated he would try to arrange the trip.
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Ashington
Roosevelt Tatay
Tennessee
Richmond
Memphis
Nashville
United States
Confederacy
George W. Fordon
Department
United Confederate Veterans
John Wesley Gaines
Hamilton Parks
Nashrville
Gaines
Harriman faced with new bid to compel answers
Washington June 4 after a Roosevelt meeting ICC Commissioner Lane said legal steps will be taken before July to compel EH Harriman to answer questions at a recommission hearing in New York. Kellogg will represent the government in the case. A relief train from the wreck of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic reports the west bound Number 1 passenger Jatt Witemerald left the track near Double Run. The locomotive overturned, the tender and coaches toppled into a ditch. Fireman Dit HM was crushed and killed instantly. Engineer Tisles was scalded but could walk home. Conductor Goldwire sustained minor injuries. Brakeman Williama injured. A relief train with surgeons was dispatched.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
EH. Harriman
New York
Bis
Wane
Friue D. Kelloggs
Kelsoga
Harriman
Homs
Goldwire
Baseag
Williama
Seaboard Holding Company attacked by stockholder
New York June 4 The annual stockholders meeting of the Seaboard Holding Company was held in Jersey City. John Williams proposed dissolving the holding company and distributing assets but the resolution was defeated. Williams claimed the board operated with dummy directors and that the holding company had vast capital but little real ownership. Directors for the coming year were reelected.
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New York
Seaboard Company
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Jersey City
John Jksiton Willams
Willams
Tate Capital
Williams
Howeo
Seaboard Holding Company
Thomas Achendooh
Balen Chaster
Helly Douglas
Cranaton Porteus
Millar Welmnt
Capers Named Interim Internal Revenue Commissioner
John C. Capers of South Carolina is named interim commissioner of internal revenue from June 4 until December 1 when Pearl Wills, of New Orleans, will take over. Capers, a Republican National Committee member, previously served twelve years as U S attorney and district attorney in his home state.
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Washington
John
Capers
South Carolina
Internal Revenue
Pearl Wilsht
New Orleans
Republican National Committee
United States
Court of Claima
Supreme Court
Interest Revenue Commissioners Office
Convict Carroll Captured After Hard Fight
Augusta Georgia June 4 a white man Arthur Carroll leaped from a stockade Friday night but was captured only after a fierce struggle with J L Fulghum on the Louisville plank road Carroll attempted to fire his sheckles but grappled and was choked into submission He fled but halted by threats of shooting and taken into custody Two other items report bombings in Lodz Russia and a university degree ceremony in Augusta with Catholic orders and Sunday school picnics in Calhoun Georgia Also rural delivery guidance issued by the post office.
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Augusta
Carroll
Louisville Plank Road
J. L. Fulghum
Missionary Rev Young J Allen Dies in China in 1910s
Cable from Shanghai reports the death of Rev. Young J. Allen a famed Georgia born missionary who led Orient efforts for over forty years He helped found the Anglo Chinese College at Shanghai and the Society for the Diffusion of Christian Knowledge He was about 72 and survived by a wife and six children All life details recount his work and writings in China and his visit to Atlanta with a memorable sermon at Trinity Methodist Church
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China
Young J. Allen
Orient
Aragorn
Burke County
Georgia
Emory College
Offord
Columbus
Shanghai
Allen
Society For the Diffusion of Christian and
Aller
Mary Houston
South Georgia
Wesleyan College
Macon
Oxford
Edger Allen
Tientain
Tegel Department
Arthur H. Allen
United States
Miles Jeaste Prior
G. B. Prior
Mra
Mary Turnes
New York
Mises Alice
Ethel Allen
Mellie Lqber
Bhanchat
Trinity Methodist Church
Ching
Ures
Christe
Menten
Chinere
London
Hongkong
Jollard
Chao Tung Hu
Wespon
Downstone
W. C. Lovatt
The
Christian Advocate
Methodist Church
Jury Secured to Try Schmitz in San Francisco Trial
San Francisco June 4 The jury is sworn for Mayor Eugene Schmitz’s trial on four indictments tied to extortion from Joseph Malfant for bribes to protect French restaurant owners. Judge Dunne disqualified Sheriff O’Netl and Coroner Welsh. William J. Biggy to guard the jury until verdict. Jurors barred from newspapers and limited mail. only supervision by Hoysl W. Cudworth.
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Cal
Eugene Schmitz
Abraham Ruef
Joseph Malfant
Dunne
Thomas O'Netl
William Welsh
William J. Diggy
Biggy
Ruef
St. Frances Hotel
Ellnor
Hoysl
W. Cudworth
Fam Tilewnar
Venire
Wag
Mt Te Axternoun
Two New Members on Grady Hospital Staff
At a called meeting of Grady hospital trustees yesterday vacancies created by the resignations of Drs Baird and Etkin were filled by electing Dr Cyrus W Strickler to the medical staff and Dr W Gold Smith to the surgical staff A medical board communication named Dr Marion Mc Hull and Dr Cr W Strickler as qualified for medical staff positions and Dr W a Geldemith and Dr L S Hardin as qualified for surgical staff positions Hull Geldemith Strickler received seven votes while Geldemith was elected unanimously A resolution to increase medical staff membership was offered and a committee was appointed to study appointing a hospital steward with potential city savings The election of a successor to Dr Brewster, who recently resigned, was deferred.
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Hiuoteee
Grady Hospital
W. A. Geldemith
L. S. Hardin
Strickler
Hull
Geldemith
JL L. Culberson
Pickett
R. L. Flekett
W. P. Tarding
Brewster
Unconstitutional Gambit Ruling Spurs Court Action
Judge Palmer ruled the anti race gambling law unconstitutional citing a caption overreach while a printing error misnamed the act as prohibiting gambling and horse racing. In Washington Roosevelt hosted French and Dutch naval officials at White House luncheon honoring their Hampton Roads mission.
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Palmer
Nashville
Tenn
Tanner
Memphis
White Louse
Washington
Roosevelt
Hampton Roads
Puesta
MM. Jussnrand
Thierry
Preaubert
Hoot
Metcalf
Van @winderin
Inter
Netherlands
Baron van Asbock
Brownson
Key
Georgia Weather Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday
Georgia forecast calls for fair weather on Wednesday with cooler conditions Thursday. North portions may experience cooler temperatures and fresh west winds on Thursday.
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Washington
Georgia
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