Prosecution Rest in Haywood Murder Trial as Peabody Testifies
Boise dispatch reports the prosecution in the William D. Haywood murder case presenting a dozen witnesses linking to Harry Orchard’s story. Ex governor Peabody and daughter Cora Peabody testified briefly while defense notes aimed at Cripple Creek events and labor war tactics.
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Foraker Plans Presidential Bid by Ohio Delegation
In New York the Roosevelt era dispute over Ohio support heats as Senator Foraker and Senator Dick move toward declaring for Taft. Colleague Senator Dick visits Ohio allies and critics press for an official endorsement. Taft hopes Ohio backs him but Foraker backers push a public declaration.
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Willson Backed by Kentucky Republicans in County Conventions
Resolutions adopted at Newport convention endorse A. E. Willson for Governor and instruct delegates to vote for him at the state nominating convention in Louisville. Kenton County holds 63 votes and sent 23 delegates. Derby region conventions also favored Willson as Louisville is key to the state race. Delegates from Jefferson County and others head to Louisville, with county chairs leading the arrangements.
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Solar Spots Observed On Sun By Peters at Naval Observatory
Prof Peters of the United States Naval Observatory reports a large group of solar spots seen with the photo heliograph. The group spans 82 000 miles by 20 000 miles, lies in the sun's southern hemisphere, and is visible through smoked glass. It likely emerged two to three days earlier but was clouded until today.
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Washington
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United States Naval Observatory
Dam in Goldrawd Reported Broken
Great alarm grips Fort Collins after reports the Chamber’s Lake dam released 70,000,000 cubic feet of water. A five foot high wall of flood waters is rushing down the Cache La Poudre River threatening lowland and riverbank areas. Fishermen are feared to be among potential flood victims.
Chinese Troops Suppress Rebels Near Patszetan
Reports from Weichou say two regiments of Chinese troops engaged rebels at Patszetan. Rebels were forced to retreat across the East River and were dispersed. One officer and twenty soldiers were killed. a number wounded.
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Meeting Place of Second Peace Conference in The Hague
The report notes the hall of the Knights in The Hague as the meeting place for the Second Peace Conference. It mentions several American attendees shaping discussions and framing the event’s agenda.
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Canadian Cruiser Seizes Boston Fishing Schooner
The Government Cruiser Canada seized the American fishing schooner Fannie E. Prescott for fishing inside the three mile limit off Chester near Halifax. The vessel, about 37 tons with a crew of 22, was towed to Halifax and owned in Boston. The captain denies violations.
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Shot In Addyston as Stranger Kills Wallace Cook
Wallace Cook of Addyston Ohio was shot dead in his home by a man known only as Curly a negro who fled toward the railroad after firing. Witnesses said no quarrel preceded the shot and the unnamed assailant disappeared into the maze of box cars. Coroner Cameron will view the body today leaving Cook a widow and several small children.
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Taft Feels Refreshed Says He Is Feeling Fine
Secretary of War Taft, after a day’s rest, told reporters he was feeling fine before departing St. Paul at 9 05 pm for Sioux Falls South Dakota. He planned a quiet day at Senator Kittredge’s home then a 1 30 pm departure to Fort Meade for an army post inspection.
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Union Pacific Plans $100 Million New Stock Issue
At a special stockholders meeting in Salt Lake City on June 15, Union Pacific Railway Company voted to issue 100 million dollars in new stock. The proceeds will meet current and prospective improvements along the Union Pacific line.
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Salt Lake City
Roosevelts Role in Peace Congress Destined History
The Hague June 15 The second International Peace Conference opened with a brief session. M Nelidoff head of the Russian delegation was elected president and warned against universal disarmament, saying nations act on personal judgment and interests rather than perfect law. The opening featured a welcome by Dr Van Tets Van Goudrian and telegrams to Nicholas II and Queen Wilhelmina.
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Russia
Railroad strike triggers police call at Howell yards
Evansville Ind June 15 officials of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad asked police help at the Howell yards after switchmen struck. Police responded with no trouble as yards remained tied up and no freight trains moved. Several machinists in the shops also struck, with arbitration sought to settle.
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Howell Yards
Bail Denied for Mayor Schmitz by Judge Dunne
In San Francisco on June 15 Judge Dunne refused bail for Mayor Schmitz convicted of extortion. Formal ruling set for June 27. The judge ordered the Sheriff to keep Schmitz in jail unless the court orders otherwise.
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Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
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Dunne
GZAR'S ANSWER 10 DEFIANT OOUMA
Defiant figures at the Winter Palace stage the answer 10 in a bold display. Oouma leaders rally supporters amid unrest as security tightens around the historic site.
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