Haywood Trial Verdict Sparks Bail For Moyer
Charles H. Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, is ordered released on a 25000 bail bond after the Haywood murder trial. Pettibone’s case is set for October 1 with a possible later bond. Haywood awaits departure to Denver amid nationwide labor cheers and supportive telegrams.
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Commercial Tribune
Boise
Idaho
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
William D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Wood
Haywood
Moyer
Denver
George A. Pettibone
Pettibone
Harry Orchard
Canyon County
Caldwell
Canyon
Ada County
Bond
Darrow
Chicago
Senator Borah
Colorado
Peter Breen
Butte
Mont
Breen
Butte Union
First National Bank of Boise
Hay- Wood
Daily Statesman
The
Statesman
Frank Nenperg
Cubans See in Uprising Talk Menace to Republic
Cuban papers warn that uprising talk risks Republic collapse and American occupation. Dispatches from Santiago report arrests for horse theft and conspiracies, with officials claiming bands aim to disturb order and provoke intervention.
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Republic
West End gunfight ends in police officer's death
Pat Dugan of West Court Street faced Patrolman Carl P. Hauck as a gang provoked by Eddie Boyle's Ninth and Harriet streets crowd fled to an alley near Ninth and Richmond. Hauck fired at Dugan but was mortally wounded. Dugan allegedly fired four shots, and a bystander, Edward Bichler, was wounded in the leg.
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Pat Dugan
West Court Street
Carl P. Hauck
Harriet Street
Ninth
Richmond
City Hospital
Hauck
Edward Bich‘ler
Clark Street
West End
Eddie Boyle
Ninth and Harriet Streets
Dugan
Hayek
Harriet
Silent contempt move in Next Friends suit over Mrs. Eddy case
In Concord New Hampshire on July 29 Magistrate E S Cook heard arguments on taking depositions from Mrs. Eddy household members in the Next Friends case. Hi Cornel Wilson testified no questions. Frye also refused to testify and the judge will rule on contempt tomorrow.
Record of extreme heat in Texas with deadly livestock losses
A historic heat visitation struck Texas on July 2, with temperatures reaching 179 degrees in the sun and 117 in the shade over a three by two mile area. A veil like hat appeared in the sky as scores of people fell ill and livestock died, including hundreds of cattle horses and poultry. The event remains unexplained.
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Mometer
Commercial Triune Subscription Notice
Your newspaper follows you with mail to your vacation address. Change the address as needed. If the paper fails to arrive regularly, contact The Commercial Union Circulation Department promptly.
Drowned rescuer from Indianapolis among victims at Kenney's Bluff
Earle Erven of Indianapolis drowned at Kenney's Bluff after rescuing four Americans stranded by an undercurrent. A party crossed the bay for a swim and four men were swept out to deep water before Erven saved them one by one. He collapsed from exhaustion and perished. Kenney's Bluff has claimed several drownings in recent years.
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Colon
Earle Erven
Indianapolis
Ind
Mr. Iryen
Kenney’s Bluff
Irven
Kenney
Red States
Consul Ashly
Taft Foraker Contest Prompts Ohio Party Battle
Both Foraker Dick and Taft factions claim victory as midnight pledges surface. Senator Foraker hints at a presidential bid, prompting a primary showdown. Taft managers vow a straight fight for delegates and state power with contests across Ohio.
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Friends of Taft
Taft
Republicans
Ohio
Foraker-Dick
Huntington Family Tragedy Ends as Father Dies in Versailles
In Versailles July 29 Major Henry A Huntington dies after a series of violent events at his home. His son Henry shot his sisters and brothers then attempted self-destruction while the dying father was unaware. Henry remains in custody as investigators sort through conflicting accounts and determine exact motives. The wounded include Alonzo and Elizabeth in serious condition. Edith and Douglas are less severely hurt.
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Versailles
Henry
Henry A. Huntington
France
Major Huntington
Padith
Douglas
Huntington
Alonzo
Elizabeth
Edith
Foraker Attacks Taft In Ohio Says Indorsement Powers Misused
Senator Foraker rings alarm over Taft push for Ohio presidential indorsement, arguing the State Central Committee lacks authority to endorse a candidate. He cites tariff revision disputes with Governor Harris and Secretary Taft, urging a cautious approach to endorsements amid a looming political battle. Postmaster C. B. McCoy of Coshocton, a key Foraker ally, carries the letter outlining these views.
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Foraker
State Committee
Taft
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Ernor Harris
C. B. McCoy
Coshocton
Republican State Central Committee
Seventeenth Congressional District
McCoy
Harris
McKinley
Hamilton
Republican Party
State Central Committee
Cincinnati
Columbus
Scretary Taft
Senate of the United States
Dayton
Harris Well
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Jesus Arias
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el Mundo
la Lucha
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Pleasant View
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