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Case Against Him for the Murder of Steunenberg in Caldwell
Boise June 17. The case against William D. Haywood for the murder of ex Governor Steunenberg will be called in Caldwell then postponed to the next term. The proceedings involve Orchard’s confession and efforts to link Haywood to the conspiracy. Simpkins, named in the indictment, has not been arrested, with drafts tied to the Western Federation of Miners. The prosecution and defense anticipate reaching a close by week end with Adams’ repudiated confession a likely focal point.
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Aoki to Be Recalled as Kaneko Successor Rumor
Tokyo June 17 The Hoohk says Viscount Aoki, Japanese ambassador to America, will probably be recalled and succeeded by Baron Kaneko if the ambassador leaves Washington. The Hoohk, organ of Count Okuma and the Progressives, is anti‑American and calls the San Francisco troubles worse than the murder of a missionary in China. It urges firm action to mete out justice to Japan and hints at an indemnity demand against the United States.
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AOKI'S SUCCESSOR BARON KANE KO
Baron Kane ko, former minister of justice in the Tokio cabinet, is deemed likely to succeed Viscount Aoki as ambassador from Japan to Washington. He previously served on a confidential mission during the Russian Japanese War and urged terms at the Portsmouth peace conference.
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Buying Battleships and Transports Rumored by Mexico
Rumors from Mexico City on June 17 say the Mexican government is negotiating for two men-of-war transports and two battleships. One transport may be built in English yards and one in New Orleans. Talks exist with European powers for two newly launched warships ready for delivery. a semi-official denial has been issued.
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Thirty Die as Dismissed Workers Blamed in Dynamite Blast
London dispatch says a Covihilo dynamite explosion killed thirty persons. Officials suspect dismissed workers sought vengeance. Also in Missouri a Ste Genevieve saloon ban closes every Sunday for first time in 172 years. In North Dakota a three year old boy died after a wagon incident when the driver started the team and crushed him.
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Rumor of Uprisings in Pinar Del Rio Declared False
Havana reports a rumor of a serious uprising in Pinar Del Rio province. Governor Magoon investigated the claim and found the report unfounded, officials said in Havana on Sunday.
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New Triple Alliance Signals European Pact
Paris reports confirm a three way treaty among France Spain and Great Britain. The pact pledges mutual guarantees for coastal and insular possessions in the East Atlantic and Mediterranean with rapid publication planned. It aims to secure routes and communications without a general military convention, aligning with prior Franco British and Franco Japanese engagements.
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Dissolution of Russian Duma Shocks Hague Peace Conference
The Hague June 17 Dissolution of the Russian duma and a new election system create a profound impression at the peace conference. Dutch police guard M Nelidoff after threats to his life as Russian delegates deny any link to home government moves. A Sunday demonstration near the city outskirts drew limited attention.
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Man Hunt in Missouri Involving Lynching Motive
In St Joseph Missouri on June 17 two hundred armed men hunt for David Linn alias Hud Linn near Faucet ten miles south of town. He is accused of shooting and mortally wounding his sister Mollie Seymour at her Faucet home after she scolded him for mistreating his wife. Linn remains at large.
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