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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1907
Page
3
After an 21 hour deliberation the jury found William D Haywood not guilty on charges connected to the union conflicts. Moyer Pettibone and Adams face continued prosecution while Haywood visits his mother and family in Boise amid nationwide telegrams and public support.
A lengthy Boise court trial ends with William D Haywood acquitted of first degree murder in the Steunenberg case. Judge Wood issues a 12,000 word charge. Senator Borah's closing argument pieces together a conspiracy. Darrow praises the fairness of the proceedings and Haywood expresses relief and resolve.
Boise July 27. The jury in the case of William D. Haywood secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners charged with the murder of former Governor Frank Steine er retired to consider its verdict at 11 04 am. Judge Wood somedravers ordered a recess until p m The reading of the judge s charge and instructions required an hour and at the end the twelve Jurors filed from the room in custody of Sheriff Shad ORS and six bailiffs.
Margaret Fealy Cavallo, mother of Maude Fealy, writes from Denver that she has left her profession and home after threats over Maude’s marriage to Hugo Sherwin. She says Maude married Sherwin “on approval,” plans to quit the theater, and desires a quiet domestic life away from publicity. She fears her daughter’s embrace of romance over duty and contemplates leaving Denver.
New York July 30 Charles E McLean who claims to be known to Scotland Yard detectives as George Stevens and who arrived on the Arabic from England Saturday told police headquarters yesterday that he had served time in English prisons and hobnobbed with lords and dukes, then was arrested on a vagrancy charge.
F M Price, former Sullivan superintendent, named principal of Hoagland school after six applicants. He will move with family in September. The board approved new electrical apparatus for physics and reduced Miner street connections.
The Endurance, refitted as a steam barkentine of 227 tons, sails down the Thames with Shackleton at the helm for the English South Polar Expedition. Winter quarters for twelve, revised to two years, will be set on King Edward VII Land. An attempt on the South Pole is planned for the 1908 southern summer. The vessel carries a motor car and equipment for polar travel.
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