Haywood testifies as defense case nears end in Steunenberg murder
William D. Haywood, defendant in the Steunenberg murder trial, finished a six hour cross examination with Senator Borah and defense counsel, signaling the defense case nearly complete. He denied guilt, described relations with Orchard and Simpkins, and stated he knew of engagements for counsel. the court eyed a two week potential conclusion. Separate briefs note rail rate tensions in St. Paul Chicago lines and a building collapse on Water Street injuring six in Philadelphia.
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Japanese espionage report linked to Fort Rosecrans
A Japanese national, employed as a fort servant, was arrested at Fort Rosecrans Friday night for possessing a blueprint of the works. The blueprint, drawn with notable engineering skill though incomplete, appears connected to earlier detection of Japanese at the fort. Major Gatchell remains silent on confirmations, while others claim the spying reports are corroborated.
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Yamamoto Meets Roosevelt in Oyster Bay Talks Peace Ties
Admiral Baron Yamamoto of Japan met President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay in a personal visit to discuss Pacific coast tensions and reaffirm the strong U S JP friendship. Officials noted the meeting helped ease potential misunderstandings and strengthen mutual confidence. Captain Khane presented a gift from the Japanese emperor a small box of red lacquer.
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Three Fishermen Lost In Nantucket Fog Collision
Three fishermen died and three more were missing after the White Star steamship Romani collided with the two masted schooner Natalie B. Nickerson off the Nantucket lights, sinking the vessel near Boston to New York service. Fifteen fishermen were rescued by Romani’s boats and brought to New York.
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