Week's World News Highlights From Debate to Disputes
A compact review notes the Haywood trial progress in San Francisco with the Bradley explosion and Moyer on the stand. It covers Judge Landis on Standard Oil penalties, San Francisco mayor Schmitz's extortion sentence, and the Olympic golf victory by Metropolitan Association in Cleveland.
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Haywood
San Francisco
Bradley
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Charles Moyer
Miners’ Organization
Kenesaw M. Landis
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Eugene E. Schmitz
William S. Jackson
M. W. Platzek
Supreme Court of New York
R. Burnham Moffatt
Postal Telegraph & Cable Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
Brownson
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
G. E. Roberts
Charles 8. Cameron
Pittsburg & Tube City Railroad Company
Bill Squires
Tommy Hurns
Colma
Cal
Martin J. Sheridan
Irish- American Athletic Club of
Amateur Athletic Union
Celtic Park
L. I
Wisconsin
Meyer Goldberg
Storms and accidents haunt Iowa towns in 1900s reports
Ayrshire girl Luella Wycoff 16 is struck dead by lightning. Burlington boy Louis Countryman 12 drowns after falling from a log raft on the river. Theft attempt targets Tom Fitzgerald’s gray team valued at 600 dollars. Cilla Clulow dies from self administered poison amid illness. Michael Flick gravely burned by lightning on a clothes line. A Charles City butcher survives a severe hand wound. Cora Turner 17 burns fatally from coal oil explosion. Mason City plans a city hospital 40 to 60 thousand dollars with Catholic Sisters aid. Stabbing in Pleasantville leaves Bowers near death. Lake Milwaukee pond near Sanborn claims two boys. Strike updates and factory incidents spread across Iowa. Fire destroys Decatur City business district with 20 thousand dollar loss. County attorney Becker accused of missing funds. Sioux City medicine college nuisance case. Fairfield pantatorium robbed. Mason City engine No. 87 wrecks in yard.
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Luella Wycoff
Louis Countryman
Burlington
Tom Fitzgerald
Cilla Clulow
Cumming
Michael Flick
Nashua
Flick
Noah Palmer
Charles City
Cora Turner
Moulton
Mason City
St. Paul
Dubuque
Bowers of
Swan
Babe” Agard
Pleasantville
Agard
Bowers
Knoxville
Sanborn
Lake Milwaukee
Joseph Camnon
Metz Manufacturing Company
Sash
Farley-Loetcher and Carr, Ryder & Adams
Metz
Wright
S. T. Meservey
Patrick Magoogan
Sterling
Chicago & Northwestern
W. O. Trook
Tabor
W. H. Campbell
Sidney
Charley Kephart
Fred Martin
James Gallagher
Rock Island
Ill
Government Bridge
Davenport
Decatur City
Masonic
Walker & Carrington
Maurice Fitzgibbon
Woodbury
Sioux City College of Medicine
Paul King
Board of Trustees
City Health Department
Loehr Patatorium
Fairfield
Guy Loehr
Pantatorium
War Chief Topic Peace Delegates Discuss Prospects of Conflict
London July 10 Threatening between Japan and the United States is the chief topic of conversation among delegates at The Hague conference. The Japanese press urging immediate action to strike first and catch the United States unprepared, while others seek pacific settlement. The Telegraph warns of risk but hopes statesmanship can curb chauvinism and delay a broader war.
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London
Japan
United Sta of America
Dai Telegraph
T Hague
America
United States
Washington
California
The
Hague
Tele
the Hague
Telegraph
May Strike In Chicago Between Telegraph Companies and Operators
Chicago July 10 indications are the controversy between commercial telegraph companies and telegraph operators will be fought out in Chicago. Mr Small will address a Sunday union meeting to vote on a strike with Grand Chief Perham of the Order of Railway Telegraphers likely present for moral support.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Miller
Small
Perham
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Railway Union
Viscount Aoki Expected to Return to Japan in October
Tokio dispatch reports Viscount Aoki, Japanese ambassador to Washington, is expected to return to Japan in October.
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Tokio
Nichi Nichi
Viscount Aoki
Washington
Japan
Thaw Brain Storm Noted As Key Evidence
The remark treats Thaw as having a brain as a notable point, suggesting the scene frames the brain as a scarce evidence in the case. The line underscores the novelty of attributing intelligence to Thaw amid surrounding commentary.
Longworths On Way West to Hawaii
San Francisco telegram says Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth will reach San Francisco today or tomorrow en route to Hawaii. They plan a quiet arrival to avoid publicity with arrangements kept private even from close friends. The couple left Cincinnati two weeks ago and spent time in Yellowstone Park.
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Longworths
San Francisco
Cal
Nicholas Longworth
Hawaii
Longworthe
Cincinnati
Yellowstone Park
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