Jury Exhaustion Delays Steunenberg Murder Trial
Boise May 28 The Steunenberg murder trial is stalled as the jury panel is exhausted with the last of the second special venire disqualified. Judge Fremont Wood postpones until Friday to summon 61 more men while defense asks for fair jury selection amid claims of labor union bias and a hold on juror Tourtellotte’s retention.
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Boise
Ida
Steunenberg
Fremont Wood
Modgin
Vourtellotte
A. I. Burns
Zambago
Sen
E. I. Richardson
Talesmen
Durer Tourtellotte
Tourtellotte
Schmitz Jurors Incomplete Trial Resumes In San Francisco
San Francisco on May 28 reports the Schmitz trial in Judge Dunne s court continuing with examination of salesmen. Fehrenbach faced a state challenge over land book work tied to Emeryville races and his Bay and Powell cigar stand. Jurors numbered eight after adjournment with a new batch of indictments pending, including Ruef and others, amid bonds posted by Umbsen Real Estate and Morrison and Brobeck law firm.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Tunne
Otto Fehrenbach
Fehrenbach
Emeryville
Bay
Powell Streets
Heney
Joseph FE. Green
W. TI. Whitlock
Schimnig
Abraham Ruef
George Umbsen
Joseph BE. Green
Umbien Real Estate Company
Ww. J. Brobeck
Morrison and Brobeck
Seniinity
Patrick Calhoun
United Railroads
Gelphin Mo Deluas
Buena Francisco
Lame I Ty
Harry Jr. Aliain
Stanford Whore
Dean
Lewis Grace
Theodore V. Walsey
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mrs McKinley's Funeral Viewed by Many Friends
Canton Ohio May 28 1900 crowds and school children expect to view the body as the funeral of Mrs McKinley proceeds in the form anticipated by the public and described as a notable civic event with broad public interest.
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Canton, O
Aalthough
McKinley
McKinley Funeral Arrangements Revised for Viewings
The ceremony will include the president, cabinet members, the vice president, Ohio governor and other notables. Arrangements changed to allow Canton friends to view the remains at the McKinley home from 8 to to day. Thousands of school children will pass the bier as part of the public viewing. The city council, Cornell club, and city board of education plan floral tributes and will attend. business will be suspended tomorrow afternoon. Floral tributes from many states arrive humbly memorializing Mrs. McKinley.
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Ohio
Canton
McKinley
Cornell
City Board of Education
Prisoners Not To Die In Mexico Guatemala Case
Guatemala will not summarily execute nine teen men jailed for alleged complicity in the attempted life attack on President Cabrera. The U S state department received a note saying the case has been sent to the court of second instance for revision. It is believed Cabrera will instruct the court to acquit.
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City of
Mexico
Guatemala
Cabrera
State Department
Court of Second Instance
Inventor Demonstrates Bridge Testing Machine
Prof F F Turneaure of the University of Wisconsin unveils an automatic extensometer to measure bridge strain under moving trains. Ten to twelve instruments planned with field work by railroad companies, beginning next summer, to collect rapid, autographic strain data on test bridges.
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Madison State Journal
F. E. Turneaure
Giles Turneaure
Freeport
G. B. Turneaure
Dean F. &. Turneaure
College of Engineering
University of Wisconsin
Dean Turneaure
University Mechanician
American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association
Dean Turneavre
University College of Engineering
Escape attempt ends in death of Fort Sheridan prisoner
Private Moorman Le Roy, confined at Fort Sheridan, was shot and killed by a squad of five soldiers while fleeing after freeing one leg from a shackle. He was hidden in a barn after being chased a mile from the fort and refused to surrender. Relatives of Le Roy are unknown.
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Chicago
Moorman le Roy
Fort Sheridan
le Roy
To Rey
Bad Outlook for Labor in Railroads
Chicago reports up to 100000 railroad workers face discharge before early June as railroads slash payrolls and halt new work due to tight money conditions. The Record-Herald notes summer reductions have become more stringent this year, affecting regular staff and additional laborers nationwide.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
Roosevelt Party Returns From Mount Vernon Visit
In Washington on May 28 President Roosevelt led a mud bespattered group from a Washington electric railway car after a Mount Vernon trip. The party included Mrs. Roosevelt Ethel Roosevelt Postmaster General Meyer and Captain Titz Hugh Lee, a Rough Rider aide, who were soaked by a heavy shower during the horseback leg of the excursion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Supreme Court rules for Stockbridge Indians in Wisconsin timber case
In United States v Paine Lumber Co the Supreme Court held in favor of the Stockbridge and Mansie Indians remaining in Wisconsin. The decision clarifies land rights and timber ownership with the government’s timber on tribal lands deemed part of the public domain contested by the Indians.
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Washington
United States
Paine Lumber Company
Wisconsin
Supreme Court of the United States
Stockbridge and
Mansie
Ore-Laden Ships Ashore Off Port Austin
The steamer CG. F. Bielman and barge McLachlan ran onto a reef in Lake Huron during a heavy snow storm a mile and a half off Port Austin. Port Austin life-savers rescued all crew aboard both vessels. The steamer may be saved, but the barge is likely a total wreck.
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Detroit
CG. F. Bielman
McLachlan
Duluth
Cleveland
Lake Huron
Port Austin
Carl Schurz memorial fund receives $72,576 in gifts
New York on May 28 subscriptions to the Carl Schurz memorial fund raised to $72,576 as treasurer Isaac N. Seligman reported. Grover Cleveland sent a $200 check stating he would give more if his means matched his desire to aid the project.
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New York
Carl Schurz
Isaac N. Seligman
Grover Cleveland
Chicago Doctress Drowns Herself in Duluth Tragedy
In Duluth Minnesota on May 28 Dr Mary Crosby of Chicago killed herself by drowning. She had previously gone missing in Chicago after losing her mind. Her brother J A Crosby identified the body as his sister, confirming the death.
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Chicago
Duluth
Minn
Mary Crosby
Council Backs Mayor Busse for Board of Education
Chicago officials report the city council approved May or Busse to fill the vacancies created by the discharge of board of education members. The action formalizes a replacement in the school oversight body amid ongoing governance changes.
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Busse
Chicago
Board of Education
Scores on the Diamonds May 28 Baseball Report
Chicago and Cincinnati games lead a scattered set of results across leagues and association play. Scores show Chicago 2 Cincinnati Bs of St Louis 0. St Louis 2 Philadelphia and New York weather unsettled. Milwaukee 7 Louisville 2. Des Moines 2 Omaha 0.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Cleveland
St. Cat
Milwankee
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Denver
Lincoln
Pueblo
Sioux City
Des Mouines
Onilia
Des Moines
DeWitts Carbolized Witch Water Salve advertised
Pain from bats burns cuts scalds and skin diseases is promptly relieved by DeWitts Carbolized Witch Water Salve. Also good for piles. Sold by Wm. P. Jungkung druggist Stephenson street. Price five dollars.
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DeWitt
Wm. PF
Jungkung
Stephenson Street
Vicious Japs Arrested After Dentist Attack
San Francisco police detained M Tugimova Niki Keipfro and 8S Hamada three Japanese in custody for a murderous assault on Horace Hazen a young dentist and Randolph Merriweather an electrician. Victims injuries hold them pending outcome. Detectives suspect mistaken identity with Richard Merriweather who was arrested a week earlier for assault and battery with trial set in Judge Cabiness court tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Pfor
Horace Hazen
Randolph Merriweather
M. Tugimova
Niki Keipfro
Hamada
Richard Merriweather
Innocent Bystander Stops Bullets In Macon Shooting
In Macon Georgia on May 28 a street shooting near city hall left Geo Stapleton fatally wounded and Policeman J A Coley, Henry Bennett, and W J Arnold slightly injured. Coley had pursued Stapleton and another man, who escaped, prompting the fatal wound. Bennett and Arnold were bystanders.
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Macon
J. A. Coley
Henry Bennett
W. J. Arnold
Geo. Stapleton
Coley
Stapleton
Bennett
Arnold
Switchmen Union Votes $200 for Defense Fund
The Switchmen's Union of North America meeting in the city voted to contribute 200 to the defense fund for Moyer Haywood and Pettibone. The decision accompanies May 28 proceedings and supports the ongoing legal defense.
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Moyer Et al
Stetrait
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Defense
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Heavy Gale Strikes Lake Erie Shipping at Cleveland
A west gale on Lake Erie reached fifty miles per hour. Masters of incoming vessels reported extremely heavy weather as conditions battered the lake and affected harbor traffic at Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Deneen Signs the 2 Cent Bill
Springfield May 28 Governor Deneen approved the 2 cent passenger fire bill shortly before midnight The measure does not fix a universal 2 cent per mile limit on railroads in Illinois
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Deneen
Springfield
Ilinois
Twelve Thousand for a 2 Year Old Rigged in Louisville
William Garth for Paul J. Rainey of Cleveland with William Grater & Co. achieved 17,600 for John Marrs, the unbeaten Western two year old.
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Louisville
William Garth
Paul J. Rainey
Cleveland
Prud William Grater &Co
John Marrs
Kodol Digestive Aid Promotes Health and Strength
An advertisement claims Kodol for indigestion and dyspepsia digests food and tones the stomach, enriching blood and boosting overall health. It notes conformity to the National Pure Food and Drug Law and lists Wm. Fl Junzkwaz Drugstore, 5 Stephenson Street, as seller.
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Wm. FL Junzkwaz
Stephenson Street
Detroit woman opens beauty care parlors in Freeport
Mrs EB Van Vranken of Detroit Michigan announces to Freeport ladies the opening of massage parlors offering shampooing manicure hairdressing facial and scalp treatment both electrical and plain and other beauty services at room space indicated in the notice
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EB. van Vranken
Detroit
Mich
Freeport
Sol Rice
Freeport Real Estate Objections Deadline
To the taxpayers of Freeport township notice requires any objections or changes to real estate to be filed by June 15 1907 at the assessor W N Cronkrite 145 Stephenson Street office hours 8 AM to 6 PM. Eddie C F Frank Assessor will assist.
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W. N. Cronkrite
Stepheneon St
Otee
Eddie C. F. Frank
Public Notice of Non Responsibility for Debts
Mrs Charles Perking notifies the public she will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her husband Charles E Perkins at 104 Clark Ave. This notice serves to exclude her liability for his financial obligations.
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Charles Perking
Charles E. Perkins
Clark Ave
Treasury buys 100000 ounces of silver at OT770 cents
Treasury records show a purchase of 100000 fine ounces of silver at 770 cents per ounce. Floods from Damube dams displaced many, with 260 houses collapsed at one point. A. OM Gilbert, linked to Gilbert Piper, was found dead in Neenah Wisconsin. Snow covered the lower Michigan peninsula yesterday as winter storms persisted. Thirty people attended Theodore Tilton’s funeral rout Paris. Frosts blanketed Kansas, Nebraska and northern Missouri Sunday night. Wisconsin Assembly moved to outlaw tobacco for boys under 16. Lithuanian Alliance of America met in Cleveland with delegates from many cities. Wyoming seeks to challenge Western Telegraph Co. strike resolved as freight handlers’ walkout ends. Nine British inter‑party leaders arrived in Berlin via London for a peace visit.
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Treasury Department
Damube
A. OM. Gilbert
Millionaire Paper Thifaedarer
Gilbert Piper Company
Neenah
Wis
Paris
Theodore Tilton
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Wisconsin Assembly
Allance
America
Cleveland
Deb Erates
Canada
Wyoming
Becaluse Tt
Dts
Ie Corporation
Asside
Berlin
Crystal Formations Tell How Igneous Rocks Crystallize
The article explains that all igneous rocks began as liquid lava akin to molten window glass. Slower cooling allowed crystals to form, with more perfect crystallization as cooling duration increased.
Y M C A Affairs And Meetings
Members of the L N T club meet at the Y M C A with supper at 7 and a program of speeches and music planned. The Y M C A holds a regular Wednesday meeting focusing on a study course. D V V initiates Friday at the Y M C A with several new members to be welcomed. Summer camping plans are being arranged for July with locations under consideration.
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D. V. V. Club
Samuel D McEnery 70th Birthday Highlighted
Samuel Douglas McEnery born Monroe Louisiana May 28 1837, educated widely, served Confederate army, became lieutenant governor and governor of Louisiana, then associate justice, later U S senator serving until 1909, noted as a leading Democrat in the Senate.
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Samuel Douglas MecEnery
Louisiana
United States Senate
Monroe
Mobile
United States Naval Academy
University of Virginia
New Orleans
Wiltz
Senate
McEnery
Democratic Party
National Legislative Assembly
Notable dates and figures in 17th to 20th centuries
A compact list of historical milestones and births and deaths from 1660 to 1905. Highlights include George I born in 1660, Wyandottes defeat 1763, Thomas Moore born 1780, Davy’s lamp invention, Paris Commune fall, Boyton crossing the Channel, Gladstone funeral, and the Lewis and Clark exposition opening.
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George IT
England
Wyandottes
Cuyler
Point Pelee
Thomas Moore
Louis McLane
President Jackson
William A. Buckingham
Connecticut
Gewson
Dickens
Miss Haviland
Real estate transfers listed by Stephenson County Abstract Office
Oscar D Emerick to Christian A Butterbaugh 48 ft lot 8 block 8 Stovers add 350 Moses Wilson to William Reeter 160 acres in sec 21 twp 28n 18e Buckeye 400 Daniel C Nott to Andrew Buss part of lots 5 and 6 blk Knowltons add 2000 Edward L Burchard to Charles I Bassemeyer part lots 1 9 block 1 Burchards subdivision atec 680 Daniel I Van Matre to Adam Beck lot 60 Winslow 1500 Anna Hake to Jacob Groff part lot 28 nwiq sec 81 twp 27n rse 5900 August E Weineke to Herman ais lot 20 Santiago addition 4100 Joseph Barron to Oltman Wilhelm 860 acres in sections 31 and 82 twp 26n 17e Florence 39 Abstracts of title furnished on short notice Deeds mortgages and other legal instruments accurately drawn money to loan O TAYLOR & FRICK Conveyancers
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Stephenson County Abstract
Oscar D. Emerick
Christian A. Butterbaugh
Ely
Stover
Moses Wilson
William Reeter
Township
Buckeye
Daniel C. Nott
Andrew Buss
Knowlton
Hermanais
Santiago
Joseph Barron
Oltman Wilhelms
Florence
O. Taylor & Frick
May and June church and social events listed
A condensed notice lists numerous community happenings: a May S-Euigah concert at Embury church, May ws Joe Fifer's social dancing at Lexington hall, a May 2 Sacred concert at First Presbyterian, a May 2u Knights of Columbus ball at Masonic begiple, a May de decoration day exercises for the Ga ALR, a June ued Masonic ball and card party, a June d Song recital at First M church, a June s Viende relatives reunion at Folvatess prove, an Organ recital at Part Presby, a June ane graduating exercises of county schools at High School building.
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Euigah
Embury
Joe Fifer
Lexington Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Knights of Columbus
Masonic
M. BK
Folvatess Prove
Parst Presbyterian Church
Ane
Bhuilding
Mary Hurty Dunity at Howe's Moving Pictures
On June 2, Mary Hurty Dunity appears in a local screening at Howe's Moving Pictures. The event highlights a short program and admission details remain limited in the readable notice.
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Mary Is
Hurty Dunity
Hy Pan
Dh. Howe
Moving Pictures
Jamestown Exposition Low Rates Offered
Low excursion rates via the North-Western line until October 15 provide liberal return limits and flexible routes to visit New York Washington Niagara Falls and seaside and mountain resorts with direct Chicago connections to eastern lines. Inquiries to any North-Western agent.
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North- Western
New York
Washington
Niagara Falls
Chicago
North-Western Line
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Dury
Haywood
Bine Vanna
Duror Fourtelotte
Mrs. Wkinley
University OF
Consin
Ff.el Turneaure
Meeting
American Railway Engineering
Association
Carl Schurz Memorial
Y. M. C. A. Affairs
Samuel D. McEnery
Lip
Grand Opera House
Jamestown Exposition
The
Journal
Raya Lamp
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Derma Vyva
Derma Viva CO
H. J. Mooge
Joseph Emmert
Patte
Wine
Matton Vepkiews
Scout
Mark Buster Brown
PAINS
Roo
Jialog Straits Meqneer
Paya
J.J. Flanigan
D.D.S. Wilcoxon
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