Mine Owners Detectives Urged Violence in Strike
Boise, Idaho June 28 Bill Easterly resumed the stand detailing Cripple Creek deportations and denying knowledge of the Independence depot explosion. He testified mine owners detectives urged union officers to violence, the union refused, and described relief during the strike.
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Boise
Idaho
Bill
Cripple Creek
Independence Depot
McGee
Orchard
Wallace
Denver
San Francisco
Bradley
Independence
Victor
Federation
Winchester
Goldfield
Citizens’ Alliance
Borah
Easterly
Steunenberg
Publishers On Trial In Chicago Conspiracy Case
Four Chicago newspapers Examiner American Record Herald and Daily News face criminal conspiracy charges with newsdealers. Judge Fred L Fake of the municipal court orders trial for publishers business and circulation managers and other agents. He also rules that the corporations owning the papers are liable to prosecution in this preliminary examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Examiner
American
Record Herald
Daily News
The
Tribune
Fred L. Fake
Fake
Oil Jury Mixed in Standard Oil Conspiracy Case
The Findlay Ohio jury could not agree in the Standard Oil case and was discharged after being out 48 hours. The trust faced charges of conspiracy in restraint of trade and violation of state anti trust laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
Standard Oil
Trust
Harvard Freshmen Triumph in Two Mile Regatta
The Harvard freshmen eight won the two miles up stream regatta at New London. Time: Harvard 11:15, Yale 11:19. In the four-oared event Yale finished 12:33 with Harvard close behind.
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New London
Harvard
Yale
Chilifoux Loss Tallied At Three Hundred Dollars
Birmingham report notes a loss of 300 dollars attributed to an incident or transaction involving the Chilifoux, dated June 28 in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ala
Hustlers to Boost as Booster Button Campaign Picks Team
La Crosse Board of Trade executive committee plans select sub committees for the Boost er Button campaign. Members will be announced after a 3 pm meeting with final selections and duties outlined for each hustler to recruit others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Doerflinger
la Crosse Board of Trade
Doerflinger
Rose Bloom Seeks Death Emulating Cleopatra’s Asp
Rose Bloom of a Paducah, Kentucky family lies near death in Obion Tennessee after placing a spreading adder in her corsage hoping for death. Doctors found a live snake in the room and she had been bitten several times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Tenn
Rose Bloom
Paducah
Obion
Cleopatra
Harriman Fined After Yale Harvard Race Incident
Harriman appeared aboard the Cutter Gresham for a board inquiry over violations during yesterday's Yale Harvard race. He paid the board fine which cannot be remitted, leaving the case to the treasury if he fights on. He was arrested yesterday by Roosevelt aide while attempting to watch the race and followed the boats in a fast motor craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roosevelt
Mr. Harriman
Billard
Schweppe
Regatta Committee
Arrow
Gresham
Judge Reid Likely Named Wisconsin Water Commissioner
Madison report states Owen Reid bill became law after governor sought full explanation. The measure creates a water commissioner role with a 5000 dollar salary and 1500 dollar stenographer budget, valid for three years. The purpose is to study navigable waters and promote a cable system to cut costs, with potential federal involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin State Journal
Owen-Reid
Judge Reid
Secretary of State
Assembly Committee On State Affairs
Joint Committee On State Affairs
Esch
Lenroot
Thaddeus Pound
Chippewa Falls
Committee On Claims
Mississippi
Congress
Reid
Japanese Strength Cited by Missionary Leader
Rev. H C Mabie general secretary of the American Baptist missionary union arrived in San Francisco after a four month Orient trip and warned Americans not to misjudge Japan. He said Japan has an army of a million men and is prepared to defend its honor and duty if a crisis arises.
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San Francisco
H. C. Mabie
American Baptist Missionary Union
Orient
Japan
Mabie
Eddie Kenetchy sale disputed by St Paul club
Lennon of the St Paul American Association club says he had first claim on Eddie Kenetchy and will protest his sale to the St Louis National League team. He spoke with President Elliott and objected to the transfer amid a two payment offer of 1000 now or 500 at season end. He appeared upset by the development.
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Eddie Kenetchy
la Crosse Baseball Association
St. Louis
Lennon
St. Paul
American Association
Elliott
Kenetchy
National Association
Mr. Lennon
Eddie
Roosevelt Aides Start Telegraph Company Inquiry
President Roosevelt orders an immediate inquiry by Herbert Knox Smith into telegraph company relations. The probe will be conducted to avoid immunity for any company or official and will study agreements, employee wages, operating costs, and other data to aid the Justice Department and potentially Congress in deciding on legal action or government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Herbert Knox Smith
United States
Department of Justice
Congress
Progress of Negroes in Baltimore Defies Jim Crow
H W Barrett of New York argues against Jim Crow laws, praising Baltimore's Black progress. He notes Druid Hill Avenue and other streets owned by Negroes, a large North Eutaw Street store, and the growth of Black owned banks factories insurance firms as signs of rising prosperity.
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Baltimore
H. W. Barrett
New York
South
Druid Hill
Barrett
Druid Hill Avenue
Robert, Division
Eutaw Street
Konetchy Delivers Final Address to Fans
On the eve of his departure Eddie Konetchy addresses sports fans with a stirring speech. The grandstand roared with emotion as flowers and a diamond trophy were presented and the crowd cheered the ballplayer turned orator. He thanked the supporters in a single, resonant word: Thanks.
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Eddie
Sol
Konethhy
Granddad
Schaghticoke Country Club
Adoe Ced
Konetchy
Moline mayor halts interurban cars over franchise terms
The Moline East Moline and Watertown line was stopped by East Moline Mayor Johnson from operating through the city due to delays in franchise ordinance terms. Peace was arranged to transport workers from Rock Island roads shops at Silvis and East Moline factories to home tonight. The company concessions remain undisclosed as East Moline seeks a 20 year franchise: $10,000 upfront and $1,000 annually for nineteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
Ill
East Moline
Watertown
Johnson
Rock Island Roads
Silvis
What Is Scotch Whisky Debate Reaches U S Pure Food Board
Washington reports on the request of the pure food law board to define what constitutes Scotch whisky It notes prior British rulings and current disputes over labels and origin including products made outside Scotland and those made in England The article highlights importer E J Cantins push for a formal definition before restricting use of the term Scotch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
la Crosse Tribune
Washington, D. C
Scotland
Great Britain
Whisky Court of the
United States
Pure Food Law Board
Fordham
London Police Court
Court of General Sessions
General Sessions
London
England
Pure Food Board
E. J. Cantin
New York
Sisters in St Paul Hospital Pennies Decide Order of Surgery
In St Paul, Dorothy Snyder and her sister Emma from St Anthony Park faced appendicitis. They used pennies to choose who would go under the knife first. Emma was operated on first and Dorothy followed. both are reported doing well.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Dorothy Snyder
Emma
St. Anthony Park
Dorothy
Strike in France aims at broad labor gains
Paris reports a general strike of laboring men in response to a wine growers revolt. Workers push demands amid a government weakened by turmoil. Henry Coulby, leader of the steel firm’s lake fleet, reviews European turbine vessels and deems them unsuitable for Great Lakes use.
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Paris
France
Henry Coulby
Steel Corporation
Europe
Great Lakes
Regular meeting of the Trades and Labor Council
The Trades and Labor Council holds its regular meeting tonight at Labor Hall. No special business is announced beyond routine agenda items.
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Labor Council
Trades and Labor Council
Labor Hall
Louis Shuman Rescues Boy From River Fall
Louis Shuman of Third Street between Pearl and King streets saved 14 year old Clarence Branagan from drowning after he fell into twenty feet of water near the Segelke Kohlhaus factory. Branagan could not swim and his companion offered no help before Shuman dove in and brought him ashore.
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Louis Schuman
Third Street
Pearl
King Streets
Mr. Schuman
Clarence Branagan
Third
Branagan
Segelke Kohlhaus
Aldermen Pay Dispute Leaves Boone City Council Empty
In Boone Indiana a pay dispute caused six aldermen to resign over increased wages. Only Alderman Wilson remained and could nominate successors but found no second. He asked the governor for help while legal opinions split on gubernatorial appointment power. Madrid area may lack a council until the next election.
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Madrid
Old Letters From Mexico Found At Post Office
A letter from Ca O. W. French of Lincolnville Maine claims a package of letters sent from Mexico last week that were written in the United States over thirty years ago. The letters were found at the sailors post office in a Mexican port and sent to the dead letter office. Captain Frene of the schooner Flora Condon of Belfast Maine was in Minnatitlan Mexico in spring 1877 and had a young son who wrote to him then.
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Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
Ca O. W. French
Lincolnville
Mexico
Frene
Flora Condon
Belfast
Minnatitlan
Rockefeller Subpoenas Heard in Oil Case
In Chicago on June 28 Judge Landis refused immunity claims in a Rockefeller related oil case. Attorney Miller argued the oil magnate’s age and status were irrelevant to the facts sought. Subpoenas were issued for additional oil men to testify.
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Chicago, Ill
Landis
Jury Discharged To Allow Legal Requests In Loving Murder
A Houston jury in the Loving murder case was discharged until 2 o clock noon to permit lawyers to complete requests. The delay comes as attorneys prepare motions and questions for the proceedings, with courtroom activity expected to resume shortly.
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Houston
Tex
Loving
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Konetcay
U. S
Republic
Louis Shuman
Boy
Ing
Iowa
John D
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