Witness Denies Inner Circle in Haywood Case
Boise June 28 Judge Wood limits defense on conspiracy claims in Haywood trial. Edward Boyce, longtime Western Federation of Miners leader, testifies the organization was lawful and rejects any inner circle or plan to commit illegal acts. He acknowledges a Salt Lake City speech urging armed rifle clubs, framing it as defense of miners' rights amid state troop actions.
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Boise
Tda
Wood
Edward Boyce
Western Federation of Miners
Coeur @Alones
William 10
Haywood
Traywood
James TL. Hawley
West
Clarence Darrow
Boyce
Western Federation
Orchard
The
Federation
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Davis Examination Ends as Cripple Creek Testimony Unfolds
The cross examination of Davis yields little hard detail while confirming that troops arrived as Cripple Creek remained orderly. Witnesses describe Pinkerton involvement and planned wrecks, with testimony from W. W. Bush and Rush detailing attempts and security breaches. The session closes with Easterly denying prior plots and accusations.
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Davis
Cripple Creek
Borah
Flo
F. J. Campbell
Vindienwr
Rush
Daftion
Pinkerton
Pod. Scott
Scott
Sterling
Oweyey
Toree
Steavenders
Hawley
Western Federation of Miners
Rosee
Pinkertons
William Easterly
Hima
Coorada
Daled
Broberd
Vindicator Mine Disaster Tied to Unnamed Discussions
Fragmentary text suggests a link between a blast at the Vindicator mine and prior conversations at Federation headquarters in Penver involving individuals named Mover and TWaywood. No clear dates, roles, or outcomes are established in the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard
Mover and
Twaywood
Federation
Penver
Thaw Ruling in Loving Murder Case Outlines Insanity Issue
In Tronston Virginia on July 28 evidence gathering in ex Judge Loving’s murder case concluded for the day. Judge Darksdale rejected parts of the prosecution’s impeachment of Miss Loving and Judge Bardsdale upheld the defense, citing the Thaw trial as authority. Locals testified Loving showed temper and impatience but no insanity. Dr Degarnette testified the judge was sane though angered by his daughter’s account.
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Tronston
Loving
Young Fates
Ap. m
Darksdale
Miss Loving
Bardsdale
New York
Estes
J. 8
Degarnette
Carnegie Gifts Land for County Insane Asylum
County Commissioner Hahn of Cambria County received a letter from Andrew Carnegie donating a tract near Cresson valued at 300000 for an insane asylum. Carnegie responded that his pleasure comes from fond memories spent in Cambria around Cresson.
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Johnstown
Hahn
Cambria County
Andrew Carnegie
Cresson
Carnegie
Cambria
Yale Varsity Crew Edges Harvard In Thames Race
Yale's varsity crew won a hard row over Harvard on the Thames river at dusk by a length. The Blue's better form on calm water proved decisive in the last half mile with a winning time of 21:10.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Wisconsin Assembly Backs Ingram Bill After Wilcox Tax Clash
Madison June 28 after a four hour debate the assembly failed to concur on the Wilcox bill to cut Wisconsin taxes for the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co of Milwaukee from 310000 to 50000 and then passed the Ingram bill preserving the current tax system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Assembly
Wisconsin
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Milwaukee
Canton Wife Murderer Cornelius Executed at Penitentiary
James Cornelius, the Canton wife murderer who had three reprieves from Governor Harris, was executed by electricity at 12 10 a m in the penitentiary annex. He murdered his wife on September 17, 1900 by crushing her skull with a window weight. She had filed for divorce.
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Laat
Columbus
James Cornelius
Canton
Harris
Penitentiary
Cornelius
Degree for a Fair Scholar
Sewanee Tenn June 28 The degree of doctor of civil laws has been conferred on Miss Laura Drake Gill president of Garnard College New York by the University of the South This is the first time in history that so high a degree has been conferred on a woman.
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Sewanee
Tenn
Laura Drake Gill
Garnard College
New York
University of the South
Baseball Scores From Across Leagues Reported
Chicago dispatch lists scores from leagues including Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, New York, Toledo, Louisville, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Kansas City, St Paul, Milwaukee, Pueblo, Sioux City, Lincoln, Omaha, Denver. Details include game results and innings.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Beeston
Philadelphia
New York
Phiadelphia
Cincinnnati
St. Louis
Chicazo—Tittsbuirg
Detroit
Cleveland i Detraity
Boston
Willashington
Association
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis -Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Pueblo
Lioux City
Puella
Staan City
Lincoln
Omaha
Denver
Jes Moties
Husband Resting Off Headache In His Room
Mrs Jagway asks about her missing husband while Mrs Rawler clarifies the husband is not missing he is in his room sleeping off a headache. The exchange occurs in a domestic dialogue in Chicago.
Low Round Trip Fares to Pacific Coast via Chicago Lines
Low rates for round trips to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle Spokane and North Pacific coast points. Valid daily June to July with flexible routes and liberal return limits. Extra $2 membership fee for N I A. Tickets available through North Western Line agents.
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Pacific Coast
Chicago
Union Pacific & North Western Line
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
North Pacific Coast
Spokane
North-Western Line
Excursion Rates Set For Chautauqua Assembly Trip
North-Western Line announces excursion rates to Chautauqua Assembly at Belvidere. Tickets go on sale June 21 and 28 with return travel valid July 1. for tickets and full information contact any North-Western Line ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Assembly
Belvidere
Harriman Arrested For Racing Past Regatta Officials
Yale Harvard varsity race drew a clash when BE Harriman railroad magnate ignored warnings from Lieutenant Billard and regatta chairman Schweppe. Harriman was detained aboard the Gresham until after the race and released with a possible $500 fine for violating course rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Tandon
Schweppe
Regatta Committee
Arrow
Tarriman
Harriman
Gresham
Billard
Navy Yard
Railways to Be Prosecuted for Safety Violations
Attorney General Bonaparte orders U S attorneys to file suits against thirty three railroads for breaches of the safety appliance law. The actions follow reports from safety appliance inspectors to the Interstate Commerce Commission and then to the Justice Department. Major defendants include Baltimore and Ohio Chicago and Eastern Illinois Chicago Great Western Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis and Chesapeake and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bonaparte
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
Illinois
Chicago Great Western
Rock Island and Pacific
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago Early Bird Seeks National Convention
Washington report notes Elmer Dover secretary of the Republican national committee in correspondence with Chicago citizens seeking the party convention. Chicago is the only city so far to express a desire to host the meeting with Vice Chairman New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Elmer Dover
Republican National Committee
Committee of
New
Cossacks Rampage Across Border With Fatal Attacks
From Brody in Eastern Gazela fourteen Cossacks crossed into Austria. They burned a house killed the owner and his wife cut off his daughter's hands and mutilated others. Austrian forces captured two attackers while the rest fled back across the frontier.
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Vienna
Brody
Gazela
Austria
Armes
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Pills Advertised
William F Jungkuns of 85 Stephenson Street advertises DeWitt's Little Early Risers famous pills. The promotion highlights a popular patent remedy with bold claims and street corner distribution.
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DeWitt
Wm. F. Jungkuns
Stephenson Street
Vacation Forwarding for Journal Subscribers
Notice to subscribers informs readers leaving the city for summer that the paper can be forwarded if they leave an address at the office. Call 35 to arrange forwarding and changes are free of charge.
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Journal
Rail officials seek standards for steel rails in use
Leading railroad executives and steel rail manufacturers met at United States Steel offices to press for a report from a joint expert committee. They discuss whether current rails meet specifications and plan to have the committee report findings on the steel rail problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Une
United States
United States Steel Corporation
American Railway Association
Steel Railo
King
Pittsburg
City of Traverse to Stop Gambling Cruises
Chicago June 28 The department of commerce and labor cannot revoke the City of Traverse license for gambling on board the lake steamer. Mayor Busse says action requires seaworthiness or defective equipment proof, not pool selling. Owners abandoned trips after arrests, and the city will not permit further gambling ventures aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Traverse
Busse
Ice Wagon Drivers Strike In New York
A strike by 1500 to 2000 ice wagon drivers employed by the American Ice company starts immediately. It threatens severe hardship in tenement districts and seeks union recognition a closed shop. A dispute over pay and hours is noted. Fire in an Air Lock follows in New York with two workmen involved.
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New York
American Ice Company
Fire Kills Several In Pennsylvania Tunnel Collapse
A fire in the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel beneath Thirty third Street has killed at least a number of workers with crews racing to prevent further deaths. Firefighters struggle to control the blaze as more men may be trapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thirty-third Street
Braganza Accepts Portuguese Crown Hint
A Vienna dispatch to The Daily Express reports Dom Miguel de Braganza, the pretender, willing to accept the Portuguese crown. His relatives are seeking European powers support for his claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Express
Vienna
Dom Miguel de Braganza
Subpoenas issued in Chicago in Standard Oil case
Judge Landis orders Rockefeller Rogers and other Standard Oil leaders to appear in court as witnesses. Pennsylvania nominates John G. Harmon for state treasurer and declines to endorse Bryan for president. Wheat hits $1 on the Chicago Board of Trade. Snow covers parts of Lancashire Fingland. Leftist deputies in France turn against Clemenceau over wine growers rebellion. Spring floods in northern Sweden inundate farmland. Wisconsin plans for a 25-plant paper manufacturers combine. China thanks US for promise to repay demnity from Boxer uprising. Booth welcomed in London after world trip. Morenci Arizona fires wipe out saloon district. losses around 100000. England’s weather harms agriculture.
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Landis
Chicago
John PD. Rockefeller
H. H. Rogers
Standard of! Trust
Pennsylvania
John G. Harmon
Atate
Bryan
Chicago Board of Trade
Lancashire County
Fingland
Clemenceau
Sweden
Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin
Wsconsii
China
United States
William Booth
Salvation Army
Ionson
Morenci
A. T
England
Industrial Items and Labor Notes Across Regions
The piece notes force interactions on roads rails and canals, cites pulp mills in northern New York consuming 3,646,693 cords of wood last year, reports Norway raising women compositors to equal pay after training, mentions milk palls as a new single use sanitary delivery method in London and other English cities.
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New York
Christiania
Bergen
Norway
London
Henpecked Lion King of Genata Angers Ladies
A New York Press quote humorously contrasts the lion’s behavior with human marriage. The animal painter says if US ladies visit the New York zoo they would mock men, noting the lion’s meek response to a dominant lioness and likening it to henpecked husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genata
United States
New York Zoo
New York Press
Neighbor brings whisky to ill old woman
A kind neighbour took whisky to an ailing old woman and offered two glasses, one then and another the next morning. After the first glass the woman suddenly warned, You'd better let's her the other now, ye hheer o' so many sudder deeths noo adays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee Advertiser
Among Her Favorites at a New York Music Reception
A flashily dressed woman at a New York reception pressed a famed musical celebrity for a piano piece suggestion. The professor humorously replies with Rolfe's Opus 07, and the woman enthusiastically agrees she loves opuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rolfe
Numbering Bank Notes in Sheets of Four
A note explains that U S banknotes are printed in four-up sheets with one denomination per sheet and each bill numbered and lettered twice. Remainders 1 2 3 0 after division by four correspond to letters A B C and D respectively as described by the New York Times.
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United States
New York Times
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Ariosa
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