Defense of Haywood: Attys Plan Final Week of Trial
Boise July 8 Attorneys for William D Haywood completed plans for the final week of defense Centering on Haywoods forthcoming testimony and the defense aims to broaden cross examination The defense disputes Orchards claims about Haywoods involvement and explains drafts to Simpkins and a message to Silver City dictating legal aid for Orchard.
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Boise
Ida
William D. Haywood
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Charles Moyer
Miners’ Organization
George A. Pettibone
Steve Adams
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Adams
Orchard
Staywood
Jack Simpkins
Western Federation
Caldwell
Steunenberg
Federation
Simpkins
Silver City
Miners’ Union
Gas Explosion Kills One Injures Two In Plattsmouth Store
In Plattsmouth Nebraska on July 8 A J Grassman was killed and O Wurl seriously hurt when a gas leak exploded in the basement of a grocery store occupied building. Fire after two more blasts razed the structure, as two other men with Fred McCauley searched for the leak with a lighted candle. Grassman body not recovered. Loss estimated around $25,000.
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Plattsmouth
Neb
A. JS. Grassman
O. Wurl
Fred MccCauley
Graasman
Street car accident claims two youths in Schenectady
In Schenectady New York a street car crash killed one boy and fatally injured another while two more boys were seriously hurt. The victims were members of a visiting Amsterdam area baseball team. The dead boy was Andrew Dulezewitski of Amsterdam and the fatally injured boy was Charles Smith of Amsterdama.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Andrew Dulezewitski
Amsterdam
Charles Smith
Amsterdama
Standard Oil Officials to Confer with Attorneys
Chicago July 8 All officials of the Standard Oil company except John D and William Rockefeller subpoenaed as witnesses will hold a conference with the firm's attorneys. The meeting aims to decide actions when court opens. Judge Landis may impose a fine after the proceedings, with a decision unlikely before a week.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company
John D
William Rockefeller
Tandis
Not Her Full Weight Fague Table Exchange
A brief comic exchange unfolds with two individuals Letta and Letta I debating who bears full weight on a fragile table. The dialogue hints at a playful, possibly improvised performance setting.
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Letta Letta
Letta
Oneg Trial Finds Love in Quiet Acts by Robertson
A fragment from the report hints at a trial capable oneg involved in significant acts of love, with reference to Wi Robertson. The wording suggests an emphasis on enduring kindness as the central theme of the case.
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Wi Robertson
Atlantic Fleet Two Ocean Maneuver Demonstration Planned
Oyster Bay July reports Rear Admiral Brownson joined President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill to stress a rapid transfer ability of the Atlantic battleship fleet between oceans. The plan envisions ships moving to the Pacific and back as a public demonstration of U S naval flexibility and a broader peace guarantee alongside ongoing Japan talks. Ambassador OBrien will not meet the president before leaving for Tokyo via San Francisco.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Brownson
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Washington
Loeb
Browngan
United States
Atlantic
Japan
O’brien
Tokio
Michigan
San Francisco
Atiqucite
Hitch Over Treaty Excludes Japanese Labour Clause
Semi official advices from Otoki Yanaoka report Foreign Minister Hayashi’s view that Japan will not renew the United States treaty if the pact reserves the right to ban Japanese coolie laborers from the continental U S. This follows talks with Count Okuma’s Progressive party and Yamaoke, who visited Seattle in April to discuss the alliance with Pacific coast progressives aimed at overthrow.
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Washington
United States
Hayashi
Otoki Yanaoka
Count Okuma
Progressive Part
Yamaoke
Seattle
Progressive Party
Japan
Pacific Coast
New Treaty Draft Aims to Replace Expiring Immigration Pact
Foreign Minister Hayaeht has a preliminary note from Secretary of State Root about a proposed treaty to replace the convention that expires July 17 1911. The Root draft seeks renewal of Article IV Clause 4, preserving each nation’s right to regulate immigration as in the present accord.
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Salonji
Hayaeht
Root
Yamaoka
Press wary as Roosevelt ships stir Pacific tensions
Paris reports a delicate situation after President Roosevelt orders a Pacific fleet. French papers differ, with sensational outlets predicting crisis while responsible circles expect amicable U.S.-Japan talks. Military views see ships as prudent, aiming to deter and pressure Japan on commercial dominance in China and the Pacific.
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Paris
Roosevelt
Pacific
France
United States
Japan
The
Soleil
San Francisco
China
Panama Canal
The Burden of Japan
London reports rising U S Japan tension but war is unlikely due to Japan's debt burden after Russia indemnity issues. Britain faces dilemma between colonies and anti Japanese laws while Transvaal and Australia move to regulate Asian entrants with registry and thumbprint checks.
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London
United States
Japan
Russia
Great Britain
Transvaal
Australia
War Inevitable as Japan US Clash Forecast in Germany
Berlin reports a widespread expectation of an inevitable war between Japan and the United States. German observers say President Roosevelt seeks to satisfy Japan, while Japan’s groups plan to contest Pacific mastery. Analyses suggest American fleet strength may force a battle in Japanese waters.
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Berlin
Japan
United States
Germany
Roosevelt
Pacific
State regalia stolen in Dublin castle heist
A portion of the state regalia valued at 250900 was stolen from Dublin Castle gate where the regalia was displayed. The jewels include the investiture jewels of the Order of St Patrick and the jeweled sword used in the Knights’ investiture. Lord Castletown, a Knight of St Patrick, was to lead the state ceremony for King Edward’s visit, but the ceremony will be postponed amid sensational developments.
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Dublin
Try
Dublin Castleu
Lord Castletown
St. Patrick
Wrecked on Rocks Twelve Passengers Survive Mount Royal
Seattle July 8 Six lives were lost when the Hudson Bay steamer Mount Royal wrecked on rocks in Kitselas canyon on the Ekena river. Of fifty four passengers many fled into the water and climbed the rocks of Ringbok island to survive as the vessel sank within minutes. Built in 1902 at Victoria British Columbia the Mount Royal measured about 1 feet long and 25 feet wide and was commanded by Captain Stewart B. Johnson.
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Seattle
Wash
Mount Royal
Kitselas
Ekena
Ringbok Island
Hazelton
Victoria
B. C
Stewart B. Johnson
Riot on San Juan Hill over water attack in New York
A pail of water thrown at Italian boys sparked a riot in West Sixty-first and Sixty-second streets. Police held back combatants for two hours as bricks and pots rained on residents. Five men were hospitalized, one died, and a body remains missing. A navy-uniformed shooter, alleged by police informants, fired twelve rounds at a white man.
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New York
San Juan Hill
West Sixty-first
West Sixty Second Streets
United States Navy
Five Injured As Car Plunges Over Cliff Near St Paul
Five Minneapolis residents on Riverside boulevard near Town and Country club were thrown 200 feet down an embankment after their car balked near Shadow Falls. Dr J H Nichols and Mrs Nichols plus Mr and Mrs J A Smith and C F Williams were injured. two believed fatally. Nichols drove, fixed the car, then lost control as it lurched toward the cliff. The others rolled down the slope, suffering extensive cuts, bruises, and shock.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Riverside Boulevard
Town and Country Club
J. H. Nichols
South Tenth Streets
J. A. Smith
Harriet Avenue
C. F. William
G. Cobb
Williams
Tornado Hits Long Pine Nebraska Causing Wide Damage
Long Pine Nebraska was struck by a tornado causing extensive destruction. Most storefronts saw front walls blown in while the Methodist church was demolished and the Northwestern roundhouse roof torn off. Avery barn destroyed. Three injured, one seriously. Telephone lines down, station toppled, jail demolished. A fierce hailstorm followed and crops suffered heavy damage.
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Long Pine
Neb
Thomas Wright
Car jumps the track near Clarksburg with fatalities
A crowded trolley on the Fairmont and Clarksburg line derailed after leaving the Grassel division. Two people were killed Miss Grace Marker and engineer W T Gray both from Clarksburg. One passenger died and nine were seriously injured. On the same day in St Paul a seven year old boy Henry Johnson suffered severe burns from firecrackers and matches in his hip pocket. a neighbor saved him by smothering flames with a carpet.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Fairmont
Miss Grace Marker
W. T. Gray
Washington Carbon Works
St. Paul
Henry Johnson
H. Johnson
Omaha
German-Americans Receive Imperial Honors in St Paul
Emperor William confers high awards on three St Paul residents Dr Justus Chage Otto Bremer and Ferdinand Willus for their standing among German-Americans Chage gains the Order of the Red Eagle while Bremer and Willus receive the Order of the Crown all noted as great distinctions by the emperor
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St. Paul
William
Justus Chage
Otto Bremer
Ferdinand Willus
Chage
Mr. Bremer
Mr. Wits
Elevators Opened to Public Use by Wisconsin Railways
In Madison on July 8 the Wisconsin railroad commission ordered the Great Northern, Eastern Minnesota and Chicago lines to open their Superior grain elevators to public use. If not overturned, the move could revive Superior’s grain trade to pre-1904 levels, ending private leases that excluded independent dealers. The order also caps charges to fall 1904 levels. The Superior Board of Trade filed the complaint, led by I. T. Fowler and F. E. Lent. The case followed a 1902 grain inspection law and railroads leasing elevators to private parties, with Duluth trains inspected at Sandstone, Minnesota before storage in Wisconsin elevators.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Great Northern
the Eastern Railroad Company
Minnesota
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Superior
Wisconsin Grain Inspection
Superior Board of Trade
I.T. Fowler
FE. N. Lent
Great Lakes
Wisconsin Grain and Warehouse Commission
Duluth
Sandstone
Minn
Wisconsin
Admiral Sakamoto Interview Refutes Patriotism Claim
In a Tokyo interview Admiral Sakamoto says war with the United States would be indecisive due to lack of bases. He criticizes American naval patriotism and training, predicts possible desertion in war. Report notes a Canadian battleship squadron possibly sent to the Pacific, met with calm reception.
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Tokio
Hoeht
Sakamoto
Japan
America
Pescadores
Cavite
Manila
Washington
Pacific
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