Court Refuses Acquittal in Haywood Murder Case
Boise dispatch reports the Idaho court rejected a defense bid to acquit William D. Haywood after the state wrapped its case in the Frank Steunenberg murder trial. Prosecution linked remittances to Orchard and Adams, with handwriting testimony tying Pettibone to Denver store funds and San Francisco hoistings, while defense sought early jury instruction.
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Boise
Idaho
William. D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Darge Wood
Haywood
New State
Jack Simpkins
George Pettibone
Wolff
P. Bone
Moder
Harry Orchard
San Francisco
Pasifc Postal ‘Telegraph Company
Jim Sealorn
Denver
Steve Adams
Ogden
Pettibone
Pacific “Postal Telegraph Company
Readig
Senator Borah
Wood
Frank Slennenbers
William D. Hayward
Orchard
Simpkins
Frank Steunenbergs
Caldwell
Woller Sentenced After Guilty Plea in Milwaukee Case
Frank B. Woller longtime clerk of Milwaukee municipal court pleads guilty to embezzling thirty thousand dollars in a framing that ends with Judge Brazee presiding. He is sentenced to three years hard labor at the Milwaukee house of correction. Separate item reports state railboard officials near issuing a flat two cent passenger fare order and railroads’ resistance to the proposed scheme.
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Milwaukee
Frank. B. Woller
Braxee
Milwaukee House of Correction
Topeka
Kan
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Telegraph Operators Prepare for Hard Walkout
Telegrapher union leaders warn of a full strike starting Monday as managers from out of town may join to keep lines open. Reports show heavy congestion, messages mailed to eastern points, with financial aid arranged and weekly benefits after July first. San Francisco's Western Union and Postal offices join the walkout after a whistle signal.
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San Francisco
Samuel J. Small
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Los ‘Angeles
Portland
Pacific
Atlantic
Denver
Los Angeles
East
Russell
Western Union
West Oakland
Postal Telegraph Companies
Postal and Western Union
Farry
Postal Company
Detroit Strikers Enjoined in Rioting After Strike Climax
Detroit officials issued a blanket injunction barring the metal polishers union and 200 named individuals from interfering with workers at 14 city plants as violence and rioting marked a month long strike. Judges Hosmer Mundell and Provoke issued the order Friday afternoon in Detroit Michigan.
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Detroit
Mich
Hosmer, Mandell
Six Killed in Hartford Train Collision
Six workmen died and 35 were injured when a Highland division passenger train collided with a work train near Sigourney Street crossing in Hartford Connecticut. Engineers cited conflicting track rights and a possible misaligned switch as causes. Rescue crews faced debris and fire as 450 wreckers aided, with priests administering rites to the injured. One survivor joked amid the chaos after a long drought of drink.
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Harttita
Conn
Highland Division
New York, New Mayen& Hartford
New Britain
Sigourney ‘Street
Wilson
French Cabinet Is Upheld and Narbonne Calmed
Paris reports the chamber of deputies backed the government by 104 votes granting ministers broad power to restore law in the south. Narbonne shows calm after Thursday’s terror, with soldiers deployed en masse to enforce authority. Additional infantry and cavalry units arrived, and artillery detachments head toward Narbonne as a mutinous battalion reportedly returns to its regiment.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Narbonne
Beziers
Mutnous
Kidnapped Italian Child Found Murdered in New Orleans Swamp
In New Orleans two weeks after a kidnaping for a five dollar ransom a headless seven to eight year old boy was found in a swamp near St Rose. Ignazio Campigliano confessed to leading the crime alleging four Italians planned the murder. An Italian woman Nicolisa Gebbia was arrested for knowledge of the plot.
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New Orleans
Walter Lamana
Halian
St. Rose
Ignazio Campigliano
Campigciano
Gampigciano
Nicolisa Gebbia
Rockefeller Fined For Speeding In New York
John D Rockefeller’s car carrying him toward his country home was halted by four constables at Elmgford. The chauffeur was fined $25 for speeding and Rockefeller paid the amount.
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John D
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Elmgford
Mr. Rockefeller
Land Convention Closes With Roosevelt Letter
Denyer reported that the public land convention ended Thursday afternoon after adopting a set of resolutions that were not as radical as anticipated. A letter from President Roosevelt was highlighted during the final session.
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Denyer
Col
Public Land Convention
Roosevelt
Child Arrested as Firebug in Parkersburg WV
Seven year old Vayne Joe Clyde Glidden has been arrested on a charge of incendiarism for allegedly burning two occupied houses last week. The penalty in the state can be death unless mercy is recommended, in which case life imprisonment. J D Cutlip, owner of the destroyed homes, claims the boy was ordered to stay out of Cutlip's garden. The incident follows a separate drowning in St Louis after a family dispute over a brother's life.
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Parkersburg
W. Vayne
Joe Clyde Glidden
J. D. Cutlip
Young Glidden
Gutlip
Yerkes underground railroad system completed in London
The brief item notes the completion of the Yerkes underground railroad system in London. It lists Isidor Wormser of New York City as dead after a 17 year career, and mentions King Edward and Queen Alexandra visiting London. Also signals other world events and deaths in a rapid-fire telegraph style.
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Yerkes Underground
Aystem
London
Isidor Wormser
New York
Siam
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Gén. Booth
Salvation, Army
Drrived
England
Crystal Stream
St. Faun
N.B. Parry
L. Wright
American Luxfer Prism Company
Chicago
Dom .Wright- Decker
Agricultural College
Ohio State University
Columbus
Continental Limited
Wabash
Laporte
Ind
Vincent Schwab
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Federal
Denver
Emily Detele
St. Paul
Faa
Daisy Gordor Mand Hanna
Dana Hanna
Hanna
Lawrence County
Miss
Jackson
Mick
Hungary
Apt. W. J. Downs
Miami and Erie Canal
Pennsylvania
Panhandle
Pittsburg
Black River Falls
Wisagedoe
Cudahy Stands Pat On Postmortem Rules In cattle buying
M R Murphy, general manager of Cudahy Packing at South Omaha, confirms no change in postmortem inspection stance. He says Cudahy will buy cattle Monday under existing rules, aligning with other packers, while noting market uncertainty and potential compromise like St Joseph. The St Joseph compact requires an inspector at each cattle sale and postmortem government inspections for suspect animals.
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Omaha
Cudahy Packing Company
South Omaha
M. R. Murphy
Kansas City
Kayvilla Yards
St. Joseph
Mr. Murphy
Exchange and Commission
St. Joe
Cont Mission
Murphy
St. Toe
St. Joseph Exchange
Commission
The
Live Stock Exchange
Omaha Gets St Joseph Stock Pack
Omaha receives large cattle consignments from St Joseph era amid post-mortem inspection dispute. The Live Stock Exchange at St Joseph breaks away from other markets and adopts dairy post-mortem inspection, influencing local cattle flows.
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Omaha
ST. Joseph
South
Japs Will Ask Damages From San Francisco
Proprietor of the Horseshoe restaurant plans to sue the city of San Francisco in California state courts for damages to restaurant property from the anti Japanese riots. Washington reports the government has finished its case against T. S. Holmes Jr. known as the cotton leak case and lawyers prepared to seek dismissal for lack of applicable law.
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Horseshoe Restaurant
Washington
T. S. Holmes, Jr
Hulmes
Lester
Worthington
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Sebring
Small
Hartford
Seain
St. Louis
Fred Adler
Mississippi River
President Street
Augustus Adler
Davenport
Arvester Saergerbund
Bund
Saengerbund
Oliver Anderson
Anderson
the. News
Arnaud Massey
Great Britain
Hoylake
Alex Ross
Bree Burn Golf Club
United States
Daniel Osiris
Pasteur Institute
Robert Pitcairn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carnegie Institute
Tourist Army
Europe
Kansas
Coffeyville
Seminole
A. Q. Lett
Cudahy
Pat
GiaiGaco
Sleera
Gsi
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Texas
Webbers East Brees
Holmes
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