Haywood case nears end as defense rests in Idaho trial
State rests its case in the Haywood trial proving a conspiracy to murder Frank Steunenberg. Judge Wood may end proceedings within a week after considering elimination of certain evidence and hearing readiness for final arguments. Clarence Darrow and Senator Borah prepare for closing remarks.
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Commercial Tribune
Boise
Idaho
of Idaho
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Frank Steunenberg
Haywood
Wood
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Steve Adams
Coeur d'Alene
E. F. Richardson
J. H. Hawley
Clarence Darrow
Senator Borah
Richardson
D. C. Scott
William Dewey
J. G. Rutan
Hawley
Pinkerton
Bulkeley Wells
Orchard
Sackett
William Stuart
Stuart
Mr. Richardson
$3 000 000 deal in consideration by tobacco men
Louisville meeting of the Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Company and allied associations discussed selling 51 percent of Louisville stock for $600,000 as part of a consolidation with the Cincinnati warehouses. A six member tobacco leaders committee will investigate and report in Winchester in August, with an option held until October first. President J A Everitt urged businesslike progress and cited past tobacco pricing gains and bankers’ reluctance tied to the tobacco trust.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Company
Kentucky Burley ‘Tobacco Growers’ Association
National Tobacco Growers’ Association
Louisville Company
Kentucky Association
Farmers and Shippers’ Warehouse Company, of
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Tobacco Warehouse Company
Kentucky Burley Growers’ Company
American Society of Equity
Winchester
J. R. Bascom
Sharpsburg
S. F. Prewitt
R. B. Thomas
Georgetown
Co. S Williams
Versailles
Clarence Lebus
Cynthiana
G. W. McMillan
Falmouth
Kentucky
J. A. Everitt
Indianapolis
Tobacco Trust
Everitt
Tennessee
Raid MacLean Escapes Raisuli Reach in Morocco
Special Cable reports Raid MacLean, once captured by bandit Raisuli, escaping and finding refuge with the Zaouia tribe near Tangier on July 17.
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Commercial Tribune
Tangier
Morocco
Fire destroys passenger ship Allegheny off Tybee
The steamship Allegheny, coal laden and bound from Savannah to Philadelphia, caught fire off Tybee. All passengers were transferred to the Government dredge and are being brought to Savannah. The merchant and miners' liner is a total loss forecast.
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Commercial Tribune
Savannah
Allegheny
Philadelphia
Tybee
Acid Mistaken for Whisky Fatal Carbolic Drink
Huntington WV July 17 Simon Altizer 63 prominent Democratic nominee for Congress and wealthy business man drank carbolic acid thinking it whisky and died minutes later in this city tonight.
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Commercial Tribune
Huntington
W. Va
Simon Altizer
Congress
Newspaper subscription notice for vacation address change
Public notice urging readers to have The Commercial Tribune mailed to their vacation address and to report late or missing deliveries to the Circulation Department. It emphasizes changing the address as needed and prompt notification of delivery issues.
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Commercial Tribune
Commercial Tribune Circulation Department
Cincinnati Day Dominates National Elks Parade Coverage
Cincinnati delegates, led by Weber's Band, dominate Philadelphia coverage as they parade past City Hall and march toward a grand Elks parade. Officials announce Flag Day and reprimand Newark lodge for electing a man of alleged African descent.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Phillies
Weber
City Hall
Reyburn
Grand Lodge
Elks
Newark
N. J
Jury may spare Mrs Campisciano in Stolen Boy case
The prosecution closes its case with limited direct linking of Mrs Campisciano to the kidnapping and murder of Walter Lamana. Others, including her husband and Gendusa, face stronger circumstantial evidence while Tony Costa is tied to the kidnapping and wagon involvement. The defense begins rebuttal as the trial nears verdict.
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Commercial Tribune
Hahnville la
Tony Costa
New Orleans
Campisciano
Gebbia
Storm The Cause Of Three Deaths
A cloud burst and electrical storm in Zanesville Ohio caused three deaths and heavy property loss. Taylor Davis drowned crossing a creek at Maseville. Thomas Miller drowned in Adams Mills basin when his boat capsized in the wind. His companion swam to shore but Miller, unable to swim, sank and was recovered later. John Kline, a miner from Connellsville, was killed by lightning at South Zanesville.
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Commercial Tribune
Zanesville
Taylor Davis
Maseville
Thomas Miller
Adams Mills
Miller
John Kline
Connellsville
South Zanes
Breathing feud trial heated as venue fight looms
In Sandy Hook Kentucky July 17 judges and lawyers await Special Judge Moody to rule on moving the Breathitt feud trial from Elliott County to Breathitt. Defense lawyer Byrd plans a major remand motion while witnesses delay. Hargis faction stays split with separate hotel lodgings and no public friction reported amid the hot weather.
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Sandy Hook
James Hargis
Floyd Byrd
Thomas Cardwell
W. B. Moody
Moody
Court of Appeals
Elliott County
Byrd
Breathitt County
Cate
Thomas Moberly
Plete
Veniremen
Alex Hargis
Ross Hotel
Judge Hargis
Hunter Hotel
Hargis
Lexington
Hargises
Colonel Ayres Fights Retirement By Board
New York July 17. Lieutenant Colonel Charles G. Ayres United States Army fights possible retirement at 53 by a special board. He appeared before the board demanding if only physical and mental qualifications will be considered. If disposed to retire for disability the department would avoid much annoyance.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Charles G. Ayres
United States Army
Ayres
War Department
Department
Colonel Ayres
West Point
Guy L. Edie
Washington
H. Wadhams
Fort Slocum
Army Post
John M. K. Davis
Charles A. P. Hatfield
Thirteenth Cavalry
William P. Evans
Eleventh Infantry
William T. Johnston
Fifteenth Cavalry
Grant
Five injured in yard wreck and related railway crash
A Cincinnati area yard wreck left five people seriously hurt including James Fitzpatrick and Conductor Murphy. The same night a fast B&O passenger train collided with the Queen & Crescent train near Highth Street Viaduct injuring crew and passengers, with engineers Siaff and Pitzpatrick and others treated at Good Samaritan Hospital and Eighth Street Station.
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James Fitzpatrick
Ludlow
Good Samaritan Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
Murphy
Chillicothe
Milford Maloney
McPherson Avenue
Price Hill
Mr. Maloney
Walton
Queen & Crescent
Highth Street
Cincinnati
Siaff
Eight Street
Grand Central Depot
Eighth Street
Sinff
Pitzpatrick
Fines for liquor men bring blocks in East Liverpool
In East Liverpool Ohio on July 17 Mayor William V. Blake faced hisses after fining four saloonkeepers fifty dollars and costs for Sunday liquor law violations. Two Columbus detectives testified. five men were convicted for Sunday selling and must quit business by Monday.
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Commercial Tribune
East Liverpool
William V. Blake
Columbus
Thomas Shearer
William House
Clark Hineman
John McFadden
Longworths Reach Portland En Route to Honolulu
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth arrived in Portland from Yellowstone Park last night and planned to sail on the Siberia for San Francisco then Honolulu.
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Commercial Tribune
Portland
Ore
Nicholas Longworth
Yellowstone Park
San Francisco
Honolulu
Vatican Decree Condemns 65 Modernist Statements
In Rome on July 17 the Vatican issued a decree by the Pope condemning sixty five statements from leading Catholic modernists. The condemned passages include a claim that disobeying the index expurgatorius and other Roman rules could be permissible. The decree targets a liberal Catholic campaign linked to a secret international league, though names of authors are not disclosed.
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Vatican
International League
Index Expurgatorius
Italian Minister Gifts Ouida Large Contribution
Rome reports on July 17 when Signor Bava, the Minister of Public Instruction, sent a large gift to author Louise De la Ramee known as Ouida, which she gratefully accepted.
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Minister of Public Instruction
Rome
Signor Bava
Louise de la Ramee
Ouida
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