Haywood case jury selection ends tenth day
Judge Wood oversees venire changes in the Haywood trial as Darrow accuses Hawley of pressuring jurors. Excuses denied or granted for several jurors, Henry Curtis appears likely to qualify, and peremptory challenges advance as the panel awaits morning session.
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Hawley
Commercial Tribune
Boise
Idaho
Cole
Talesmen
Clarence Darrow
James H. Hawley
Wood
Henry Curtis
Senator Borah
Public Utilities Committee Brings Ruckus Over United Railroads
In San Francisco on May 28, a heated Public Utilities Committee meeting ended with Patrick Calhoun accused of bribery by E. P. E. Troy. Calhoun struck Troy, knocking him back, and Supervisor Boxton ordered Troy ejected while others restrained Boxton from advancing.
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Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
Public Utilities Committee
Board of Supervisors
United Railroads
Patrick Calhoun
E. P. E. Troy
Calhoun
Boxton
Troy
Bequests Total 200000 From Roundy Will Shared By Groups
Fifteen religious charitable and educational bodies receive major shares of Judson A. Roundy’s estate estimated at 200000. Wayland Academy Beaver Dam Wisconsin Baptist State Convention to divide about 75000. The will also includes a bequest to Tuskegee Washington School. May 23 Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
Stolypin Warns of Agrarian Conflict in Lower House
In St. Petersburg on May 23 Premier Stolypin denounced the Agrarian Committee for pursuing forcible land expropriation without government consultation. He warned that radical speeches risk provoking a peasant upheaval and outlined limited government use of eminent domain for roads and irrigation while offering aid for land purchase. The session adjourned after his remarks.
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Stolypin
Agrarian Committee
Social
Tne
M. Stolypin
Russia
Goulds in Separation Case Strain Takes Toll
Mrs. Katharine Clemmons Gould lies dangerously ill at the St. Regis Hotel after nervous strain from her separation suit against Howard Gould. Police scrutiny by Captain McLaughlin and Central Office detectives is cited, with potential revelations about a Gould family dispute and alleged investigations.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Katherne Clemmons Gould
St. Regis Hotel
Central Office
William W. McLaughlin
Gould
St. Regis
William McLaughlin
Howard Gould
Bingham
East Highty-third Street
McLaughlin
DeLancey Nicol
Catherine Clemmons Gould
Eective Bureau
William Frank Peabody
Wm. McLaughlin
Police
Man Peabody
Washington
Baltimore
Edward Sholes
Toasaale
Seportee
Wamee
Roosevelt May Throw Over Taft for the Speaker
Washington rumor centers on Speaker Cannon being favored by President Roosevelt over Taft for the presidential nomination. Ohio factional fights threaten delegation loyalty while Illinois backs Cannon and Longworth remains a key ally.
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Taft
White House
Illinois
Cannon
Longworth
Cincinnati
Congress
Ohio
Legal Battle Begins Over Mrs Eddy Property in Concord Court
In Merrimac County, May 23, the first equity suit over Mrs Mary Baker Eddy’s property opened. The case, brought by her relatives as next friends, targets Eddy's secretary Calvin Frye and church leaders seeking an accounting of assets. Trustees Baker, McLellan and Fernald asked to replace the next friends as plaintiffs.
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Merrimac County
Henry M. Baker
Archibald McLellan
Josiah B. Fernald
Presbytery Backed Reform After Coreys Divorce Controversy
The Presbyterian General Assembly in Columbus adopted a report urging stricter enforcement of church standards on marriage and divorce. It called for ministers to uphold rigid church rules and refrain from recognizing marriages violating church laws. Rev Dr Charles A Dickey praised public opinion turning against lax divorces and urged church cleansing.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Presbyterian General Assembly
Charles A. Dickey
Philadelphia
Corey
United States Steel Corporation
An At
Two Hurt In Mad Dash Down Clifton Avenue Hill
A streetcar ran wild on Clifton avenue near Parker street sending passengers sprawling. Louis Kern and Mrs. Minnie Cattermann were injured as the car leaped the tracks after striking a rail obstruction. Police and fire officials responded. victims were treated at home.
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College Hill
Main Street
Parker Street
Louis Kern
Hawthorne Avenue
Price Hill
Minnie Cattermann
Walker Street
Traction Company
Louis Riel
Fire Department
Kerns
Cattelmann
Mrs Ida McKinley Falls Into Coma After Stroke
Canton Ohio May 23 Mrs Ida Saxton McKinley suffered a paralytic stroke and is unconscious with little hope of recovery. Her doctors Portman and Eyman say death could come within days while Surgeon General Rixey heads toward Canton to assist.
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Commercial Tribune
Canton
Ida Sax
Admiral Rixey
President McKinley
McKinley
California
B. O. Portman
J. E. Eyman
Massillon State Hospital
Ida Saxton
America
Ida
Katie
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