McParland Testimony Battle in Steunenberg Case
In Pueblo on July 10 the defense claims Detective McParland tried to manufacture testimony against William Haywood. Judge Wood rules no proper foundation, Swain witness questioned about a Denver conversation, with defense planning to press the issue later.
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Bolae
Idaho
Steunenberg
James McParland
Wiliam D. Haywood
Alva A. Swain
James
M’parland
Denver
Detecttve McParland
Senator Borah
Clarence Darrow
Swain
Pinkertons
Counccl
MacParland
McParland
Detective McParland Denies Improper Suggestions Swain Case
McParland denies suggesting anything improper to Swain and states he received a letter described by Orchard about Swain near a bank door during a run. Defense witnesses included Gil and Mrs Gall, with Orchard noting Steunenberg’s involvement. The trial features testimony from many workers about gas explosion claims, while Meyers of Westen Federatis ae Minera is set to testify.
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McParland
Swain
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Denver
Orchard
Dorian
Mebane
T.o Renairs
Leneth
Hercules
Steunenberg
Bia
Charles H. Meyes
Westen Federatisae Minera
gQuary
Wit
Borg
Proposal for a Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague
The United States delegates propose a permanent court of arbitration at The Hague with fifteen judges of high moral standing and international law competence. The court will represent major legal systems, elect its officers, set its rules, and decide all international disputes unable to be resolved diplomatically. Nine judges form a quorum and decisions are by majority.
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the Hague
United States
Persmanent Court
Engineer killed in rear end collision near Whistler Alabama
Mobile Alabama July 10. A rear end crash on the Mobile and Ohio line near Whistler injures two and kills one. Thomas Dease engineer of the passenger train from Meridian dies. Injured are Ben Evans fireman and Thomas Murray mail clerk. Evans found Dease unconscious after crash and applied brakes to stop the train.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile and Ohio
Whistler
Thomas Dease
Meridian
Ben Evans
Thomas Murray
Tease
Evans
Richard Mansfield Says He Will Not Act This Year
Actor Richard Mansfield writes from Sussex England to Mansfield New York friends that he is on the road to recovery after a serious illness and will not act this year in obedience to his physicians orders avoiding exertion and excitement. He hopes to be his old self again soon.
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New York
Richard Mansfield
Sussex
England
Bail Granted for Alleged Murderer in DC Case
Gaston P. Philip a Washington and New York club man held since May 18 for the murder of Frank McAboy at the Arlington hotel was admitted to bail of 25000 in the criminal branch of the district supreme court.
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Washington
Gaston P. Philip
Washington and New York Club
Frank McAboy
Arlington Hotel
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Jesse Grant Leaves St. Louis for Democratic Nomination Tour
Jesse H. Grant son of General Ulysses S. Grant has left St. Louis for Memphis and a southwest tour to sound sentiment for his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for president visiting party leaders along the way.
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Jesse Grant
St. Louis
Jesse H. Grant
U.S. Grant
Memphis
Tenn
Southwest
Japanese Delegate Proposes Targeted San Francisco Trade Boycott
Amsterdam reports Handels blad interview with a Japanese delegate at The Hague peace conference. He suggests Japan restrict its boycott to the San Francisco trade rather than a blanket ban on all United States goods. The remark reflects wartime economic maneuvering amid international diplomacy.
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Frisco
Amsterdam
the Handelsblad
Hague
Suit Against the Tobacco Trust Named Defendants
New York July 10. The government will file today a bill of complaint naming a hundred or more defendants, both corporate and individual, in a case against the tobacco trust.
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The
Tobacco Trust
New York
Baseball Scores From Across the Leagues
The daily box shows numerous results with teams such as Philadelphia, St. Louis, New York, Boston, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Detroit posting wins and losses. Highlights include New York over St. Louis 8 to 5 in one, Philadelphia 4 over Chicago 1, and Chicago and Brooklyn tying 7 with Boston.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Coneionati
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicaes
Brooking
Americally
Clevelane
Cleveland
Detroit -Foston
Detroit
St. Becuts
Ips
Denver
Stoun City
Lincoln
Omaha
D. Linen Oo
Des Moines
Vpueblo
Raf
Message on a Petal Folklore Trick Described
A tale explains a plant ruse where a laurel leaf brown spot appears after petals droop. Lethe Dover is said to pull a flower stem and inscribe a message on a white petal. The leaf is placed in water and the writing becomes visible within hours.
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Promote Quick Relief
The best remedy for backache weak kidneys and bladder inflammation is DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills. Their action is prompt and sure. A week's treatment for 26 cents. Sold by Wm. F. Jungkunz druggist 5 Stephaneson Street.
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DeWitt
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Stephaneson Street
Fragrance sale at Guenthert’s drugstore advertises Blix perfume
An ad notes a 3 percent purchase promotion for Sheer Awe handkerchiefs perfumed with a new odor called Blix at Guenthert’s drugstore near Rueboer’s, date 6-28.
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Guentherts
Dru Ug Otere
Rueboer
Delivery option for Tue Pally Journal to all parts
The notice offers delivery of the Tue Pally Journal to any part of the size for 300 over five weeks.
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Siz
War to the hilt now it 18 refused a conference
President Small of the Telegraphers union left Oakland for the east after Miller of the Western Union refused to meet a strike committee. Miller offered to meet five individuals for reinstatement but not union men, signaling hardening resolve to cripple the enemy and pursue a peace conference with vigor.
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Oakland
Cal
Miller, Jr
Western Union Telegraph Company
Small
Telegraphers' Union
East
Miller
Clowry
New York
Western Union
San Francisco
R. C. Clowry
Western Union Company
I. N. Miller, Jr
Controversy Over Telegraph Strike Moves Toward Chicago
Reports from Chicago indicate a looming showdown as Pacific coast officials refuse to meet union representatives and President Small prepares to address a Sunday meeting on a potential strike. Grand Chief Perham may attend to offer union support.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Miller
Small
Smell
Smal
Denod
Perham
San Francisco
Neill Wuld
Chi- Cho
New York
Clarence Mickitw
The
Postal Telegrammod Cattle Ocompany
Westen Union Telestaph Company
Af Postal
United States
Feree
Bittern Mreka
Genes Jackson
New York Supreme Court
Western Union
Postal
Judicial Bonds in Probate and Insolvency Proceedings
We offer probate bonds and bonds in insolvency proceedings on the shortest notice without red tape. Our agency issues court bonds for debt collection and damage recovery and can supply them quickly to responsible parties anywhere in the United States through our agents.
Sister breaks glass in joke overheard by press
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press quotes a playful exchange about a sister breaking her looking glass and the implied consequences, reflecting light social humor of the era.
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Philadelphia Press
Proposal Recalled Sparks Tense Exchange in Houston Post
A dialogue in the Houston Post reveals a heated dispute over a proposed engagement. One party questions the other’s intent after an earlier proposal and references a remark about Clara to explain the motive behind the actions.
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Clara
Houston Post
Tonsorial Artistry in a Humorous Barber Exchange
A facetious customer asks if a barber can cut hair without making him look foolish. The barber admits it will be difficult but promises to try in a humorous Lippincott's Magazine snippet.
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Lippincott
E Magazine
Saying well causes a laugh. Doing well causes silence.
Proverb quotes French origin: saying well invites laughter while doing well yields quiet. Notes contrasts the social reaction to speech versus action.
Sires and Sons Portraits of Power and Wealth
The piece profiles figures from law, politics, and business. It notes President Fallieres thrift, John Gates as a wealthy financier not mild in demeanor, Justice Brewer as a premier speaker, Judge Gaynor facing possible bar expulsion, Col. Gorgas predicting tropical centers of civilization, John R. Dos Passos as an adviser on railroads with Potomac estate and yacht, William Baldwin resigning as Boston Y M C A president, his replacement Frank Lovering Locke, and Oklahoma leader Thomas Pryor Gorem as a blind but influential lawyer and political actor active since Mississippi days.
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Fallieres
France
John TW. Gates
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Gaynor
New York
William ©. Gorgas
United States
Canal Zone
Cornell Medical
Tropics
John R. Dos Passos
Potomac
William HH. Baldwin
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Baldwin
Oklahoma
Mississippi
GOWN GOSSIP Hints New Parasol Fabrics and Silks
Fashion notes say parasols with or without embroidered borders are popular. Straw belts with woven belt buckles appear, and linen or pique skirts button down the left front for easy ironing. Omber taffeta and liberty fabrics shape sheer frocks with gauze or chiffon over tinted silks. Emerald green boleros and short fitted coats with a single bust button reflect Parisien style.
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Parisiennes
Batistes
Voiles
New York Sun
Muffies Car Receives Sheriff Attachment
A Cleveland Plain Dealer report notes Muffies car has multiple attachments added, with mention that the sheriff placed another attachment yesterday.
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Muffies
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Absentminded Nephew Requests Cash From Aunt
A jokey exchange shows Aunt chiding a student nephew for slow money requests while Meggendorfer Blatter and London Illustrated Bits reference a failed impersonation and a flirtatious remark about beauty and abandonment.
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Mparland
Pueblo
M'Parland
Permanent Court
Actor Mansfield
Roosevelt
H. B. Perham
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Dunne
Schmitz
San Brateisco
Dunne O
Schntitz
Dim
Gas Company
Unites Railroads
Win
EF. Jungkunz
Stephenson Street
Journal
Seely
A Tatican Surety Company of
Newark
Jen F, Mishler
Sires and Sons
Bradfield Regulator GO
Atlanta
STELL
Anitou
Franksfort
Charlevois
Petoskey
Marbor Springs
Mackinaclaland
Buffalo
Duluth
Jos
Berolzheim
Manitou Steamship Co
Ayer
Adreas
London
Burrell Brothers
Stephenson St
Miles
Nervine
F. A. Schulz
Freeport Railway, Light & Power CO
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