Lake Festival at Winona Night in Venice on Aug 14
Special to The Sun by Lake festival organizer at Winona Lake Indiana announces a night in Venice to cap Farmer's Day Aug 14. The events include illuminated lakefronts fireworks from a raft and a parade of canoes with prizes for top three prettiest boats. Col Fleet leads Culver boys in cutters. Prizes of 25 10 and 5. Pain's fireworks budget 500 dollars. Mrs I P Spinning Chicago chairs youth committee aiming for 50 boats in parade.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Venice
Pain
Chicago
Col
Culver Boys
Jury unable to reach verdict in Glass bribery case
The jury in the Louis Glass bribery case against Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company executive Louis Glass failed to agree on a verdict and was discharged in San Francisco on July 2. The defendant was accused of bribing Chas A Boxton, a San Francisco board of supervisors member.
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United Press
San Francisco
Cal
Louis Glass
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Chas. A. Boxton
Board of
City Supervisors
Funeral Held For Foxie Dog In Evansville
Two hundred mourners attended the funeral of Foxie a pet dog of Trowbridge in Evansville Ind The animal was laid to rest in a small satin lined oak casket A monument may be erected at the canine's grave
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Evansville
Ind
Foxie
A&ly
Trowbridge
Coanine
Quiet on the Iron Range as dock strike may settle
Duluth Minnesota July 29 It is quiet on the Iron range this morning with steel company properties idle while some independent mines run. Prospects are good for a settlement of the dock strike in Duluth.
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Br United Arena
Duluth
Minn
Iron Range
Fur seals feud recounted as Fairbanks hit over bill defeat
Prof Henry W Elliott of Cleveland publicizes letters and memoranda accusing Vice President Fairbanks of bad faith in delaying a fur seal protection bill. The materials trace committee actions from 1903 to 1907 and feature Elliott’s claim that Fairbanks misrepresented seal negotiations before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Washington
Henry W. Elliott
Cleveland
Pribislof Islands
State Department
Fairbanks
Committee On Ways and Means
Fur Seal Contractors
Hay
Department of State
F. B. Loomis
Loomis
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Elliott
House
Ber
Joint High Commission
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Wilfrid Laurier
Ottawa
Wilfrid
Commission
W. S. Fielding
Duchess of Manchester Stricken in Private Hospital
Alarmed by a sudden turn for the worse in the illness of the Duchess of Manchester her husband hurries to her side She is in a private hospital in London She had returned from Ireland early last week and complained of being ill Friday night she was in a serious condition for a time Last night word was sent to her relatives
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London
Duchess of Manchester
Ireland
Hog farmers fatten hogs on stale bread in western PA
Special to The Sup. reports high feed prices push western Pennsylvania farmers to fatten hogs on stale bread at a cost of one cent a pound. Pittsburgh cannot meet demand and prices for old bread rise.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Fatal and second accident on Greenfield car line reported
A Saturday night crash in Greenfield car No 64 caused one man, James Smithey aged 69, to die and a boy, Bert Scott 16, to suffer severe injuries after being struck on the horse he rode. The first collision occurred near Irvington and the second an hour later at Cumberland. Debris, inquiries, and witness statements followed as investigators prepared to determine the circumstances and sobriety of those involved.
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Greenfield
Ezra Thompson
James Smithey
Herbert Scott
Scott
Irvington
Cumberland
Smithey
Kitty Watts
Thompson
Samuel McGaughey
Robert Curry
Indianapolis
Curry
G. A. Petersdorf
Haywood is Freed as Judge Accepts Jury Verdict
Haywood is discharged after a Idaho jury finds him not guilty. Clarence Darrow and other defense counsel publicly praise the fair trial while Gov. Gooding and spectators react with mixed relief and astonishment. Haywood greets guards and friends on leaving the courthouse as the nation watches Boise.
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T. F. Richardson
Denver
John F. Nugent
Boise
Labor
Gov
Frank Gooding
Haywood
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Idaho
Richardson
Orchard's Crimes and the West Bomb Plot Mastermind
A historical summary outlines the criminal career of Orchard, noting his attempts to implicate Hay wood Moyer and Pettibone. It lists bombings and killings from 1899 to 1905 across Idaho Colorado and Denver, including the Wardner mill explosion and the Caldwell governor bombing, with targets such as Supreme Court Judge Garbert and officials like Sherman Bell and David H. Moffat.
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Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Sullivan and Csunker Hill
Wardner
Idaho
Vindicator
Cripple Creek
Lyte Gregory
Denver
Independence
Colo
Supreme Court
Garbert
Wally
Gov
Steunenberg
Caldwell
West
Sherman Bell
Judge Goddard
Peabody
Colorado
David H. Moffat
Cuticura Endorsed by Paris Hospital for Skin Irritation
A letter notes a Paris physician recommended Cuticura for a skin irritation from motor ing, charging one hundred francs, with a full cure. It highlights French doctors, especially skin specialists, valuing Cure as a specific and cites Saint Louis Hospital Paris prescribing the remedy.
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Paris
Lewis Gower
Broadway
New York
U.S. A
Hospital Saint Louis
Praises Cuticura Remedies From a Father's View
A Chicago father of ten credits Cuticura Remedies for his children's skin and scalp issues and notes minimal doctors' fees. He recalls his family using the medicines in England and America, describing external and internal treatments and overall positive results.
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Cuticura
England
America
George W. Rugby
N. Piers
Chicago
Galidren
Sista
JURY CLEARS HAYWOOD AS LABOR LEADER HOME RETURN
The verdict's odd logic shows the worst federation foes becoming its allies. Jamie Robinson, loyal to late Gov. Steunenberg, insisted guilt was unproven. Q. V. Sebern, spared from convicting Tom Horn, argued against bloodshed, noting doctors and dentists unions and miners deserve fair treatment. Haywood, freed, visited his hospital-bound mother and then his attorneys.
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Jamie’ Robinson
Gov. Steunenberg
Robinson
Q. V. Sebern
Tom Horn
Haywood acquittal praised by Gompers in Boise trial report
Special to The Sun Washington July 29 President Gompers AFL leader says no honest American jury could convict Haywood in the Steunenberg case. He criticizes Orchard as a confessed murderer liar and fraud and praises the Idaho jury and the American people for acquitting Haywood.
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Haywood
Russel
Washington
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Boise
Steunenberg
Idaho
Orchard
Haywood for President in Socialist Nomination Race
New York Socialist leaders see William D Haywood as the logical national candidate and expect strong labor backing. They note New York Socialists helped fund his defense and anticipate Debs predicting unanimous Haywood nomination.
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United Press
New York
William D. Haywood
Organized Labor
Haywood
Eugene Debs
Indiana
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