Haywood defense seeks contempt verdict against Governor Gooding
In Boise Idaho May 17 Judge Fremont Wood directs Ada county prosecutor to investigate interviews with Harry Orchard amid the Haywood murder trial and contends Governor Gooding and newspapers attempted to influence the jury. The defense accuses Gooding of contempt while prosecutors defend the governor and press.
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Orchard
Boise
Idaho
Fremont Wood
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Frank Steunenberg
Ada County
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
Gooding
Wood
Governor Gooding
Talesmen
James H. Hawley
Richardson
United States
Whitney
Associated Press
Mr. Richardson
Darrow
Hawley
Boston Sanitary Plant Enjoined By Superior Court
Judge Lawton issued an ad interim injunction restraining Boston and the New England Sanitary Product Co from maintaining a nuisance at the Fort Hill garbage plant. Henry V. Cunningham was named master to conduct a hearing where a plan to abate the nuisance may be formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Superior Court
Boston
New England Sanitary Product Company
Fort Hill Wharf
Henry V. Cunningham
Ad interim injunction ordered in Boston nuisance case
The court refers the case to Master Henry V. Cunningham to begin hearings and report on the nuisance and abatement scheme while ordering the city to clean carts daily and keep docks clean. The New England Sanitary Product Company is enjoined from stirring up garbage near the wharf. the city must remove garbage scows nightly and sheath the swill dock sides by June 1, 1907.
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Lawton
Henry V. Cunningham
Boston
New England Sanitary Product Company
Swill
Civilians Only At Jamestown Exposition Plan Cut
Massachusetts will likely not send militia to the Jamestown Exposition as planned. The House Ways and Means Committee reduced the $10,000 appropriation by half and dropped the militia provision, deeming the expense unwarranted. The resolve now covers the Governor, federal relations committee, and nearly all legislative and executive officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Board of Managers
House Committee On Ways and Means
Committee On Federal Relations
Executive Department
House Approves Sunday Sandwich Law
The House backed a bill to restrict Sunday liquor sales by requiring public hearings before licenses. It passed to a third reading 89 to 16. Supporters argued it would curb abuses of the so called sandwich, while opponents said current authority suffices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett
Melrose
Hogan
Cambridge
Funeral for Bernard McGrath in Somerville church
Bernard McGrath longtime Cambridge estate caretaker died aged 73. Professor Charles Eliot Norton attended the funeral at St. Catherine's Church Somerville and accompanied the burial at Holy Cross cemetery Malden. Reverend Daniel W Linehan officiated with Mrs. Katherine O Neil Kenny singing De Profundis. An original member of the A O H in Somerville, he was born in Ireland.
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Charles Eliot Norton
St. Catherine’s Church
Somerville
Bernard McGrath
Cambridge
Norton
Holy Cross
Malden
Daniel W. Linehan
Katherine O'Neil Kenny
Order
Ireland
Fort Banks Probe Underway in Soldier Death
A board is investigating Private William Eagan's death at Fort Banks after officials claimed an accidental rifle discharge during cleaning. Police Chief Buffington suspects foul play or self harm, while Medical Examiner Magrath says the death was not an accident.
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Fort Banks
William Eagan
Buffington
Winthrop Police
Eagan
Magrath
Magan
Todd
Railway Offers Scenic Trips and Flexible Returns
From Chicago travel June 20 to July 12 with return by September 15. Liberal stop over privileges allow side trips to Yellowstone Park and other places. Pioneer Limited via St Paul and Minneapolis Overland Limited via Omaha and Ogden Southwest Limited via Kansas City free descriptive folders on request.
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Chicago
Yellowstone Park
Pioneer Limited
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Overland Limited
Omaha
Ogden
Southwest Limited
Kansas City
Fire in Rutherford avenue freighthouse prompted by gasoline
Firefighters saved the Rutherford avenue freight shed 26 in Section 3 from a blaze discovered at 8 25 p m by clerk Joseph McGonagle. The end freighthouse stored goods for Danvers Byfield and Georgetown Mass. Damage estimated at 8900 dollars. Firemen McDermott Carney Husem and Ferara of Chemical 9 injured mildly.
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Rutherford Avenue
Joseph McGonagle
McGonagle
Danvers
Byefield
Georgetown
Mass
Dooley
Roxbury
McDermott
Carney
Husem
Ferara
Chemical 9
Pope
Grady
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Haywood Defence
Gov. Gooding
Edgar Wilson
Leon Whitsell
Wallace
John F. Nugent
Fred Miller
Spokane
Clarence S. Darrow
Edmund F. Richardson
Denver
Melrose Branding
Murray Boy
Walter Murray
Delta Phi
Melrose High School
Whiting
Pine Banks Park
Murray
Ralph W. Kingston
Gardner B. Wardwell
Earl Gibson
Jamestown
House
Bernard M’grath
Ier
Ainge
Pete Sears
Milwaukee
W. W. Hall
Washington St
Washburn
Crosbys
Wash Burn
Crosby Co
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