Closing Scenes of the Haywood Trial in Boise
Clarence Darrow wraps up for the defense in Boise Idaho as he critiques state witnesses and the conduct of prosecutors. He questions why Adams and Pettibone were not called, defends Simpkins and attacks Mine Owners' Association actions. Borah to deliver the state’s final remarks.
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Boise
Idaho
Haywood Jury
Clarence Darrow
Jack Simpkin
Orchard
Darrow
Tarrow
Simpkins
Thawley
Ypkins
Pimpkins
Ehilty
Tiswoedl
Moyer
Petri
Aed
Jack Simp
Steanenberg
Agai Steanenberg
Oveharh
Spokane
Caldwell
Tie
Steunenberg
Western Federation of Miners
Hawley
Feder ‘Ation
Smitty
Till
Jack. Simpkins
Steve Adams
Geo. Pettibone
K. C. Sterling
Mine Owners’ Association
Adams
Haywood
Borah
Pettibone
McParland
Sterling
Independence Depot
Qwners’ Association
United States
Law and Order
Cripple Creek
Sun Men
Jurrow
Pinkertons
Colorado
Next Friends Win in Eddy Property Inquiry
Concord news reports that the Next Friends of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy won a key ruling in the Merrimack Superior Court as Judge Chamlin denied five defense motions in the accounting suit seeking Mrs. Eddy’s property. The court named three masters to handle competency questions and limited defendants’ role in the preliminary inquiry. The piece also notes social events and a garbled salon aside.
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Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
Perkins Hearing in Kansas City Over Policy Cancelation
In Kansas City July 25 the Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York seeks to cancel Lucius H Perkins of Lawrence $100000 policy. Judge Smith McPherson weighs exhumation to test poison death. Attorneys for Mrs Perkins and for the insurer appear. Witness L I Mann cites reports of Drs Simmons and Forsha claiming death by mercury poisoning. Proceedings pause as defense objects to witness testimony with the hearing possibly continuing tomorrow.
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Kansas City
Mutual Life Issurance Company of
New York
Lucius HH. Perkins
Lawrence
Kansas
Smith McPherson
Perkins
Carder
George d. Barker
S.A. Ies
Alex. Mitchell
Dew
T. F. Doren
W. BR. Mazen
Alfred Whitman
Eld. E.phillips
Jetter
Tr. L. I. Mann
Accident at Wiedemann plant injures worker hand
Earl Christman of Wiedemann ice cream division injured while shifting a belt at noon. While handling ice and carrying it to the crusher, ice tongs caught in the belt lacing, tearing flesh to the bone. He was treated by Dr. Anderson.
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Earl Christman
Wm. Wiedemann
Christman
Wiedemann's
Dr. Anderson
Rescuing the Living Amid Columb Dive Rescue Efforts
San Francisco reports show 245 dives on the ill-fated Columb yielded 192 saved while five bodies were recovered. Of the 197 passengers 84 saved, 67 taken to Astor, eight survived elsewhere, and the rest scattered to Mareka or en route. Among 94 men, 70 saved. all women saved. 42 children survived. 62 crew alive.
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San Franci
Poisoning Case Nabs Muncie Man in Lima Mystery
A Muncie man Arnold Crouse, a searcher at the Speer home, was arrested late last night in connection with a puzzling poisoning case near Lima, Ohio. Mrs Speer had earlier been detained on suspicion of poisoning her husband. An analysis of stomach contents found traces of stevenine. A letter to a Mrs Seeotheard led investigators to the suspect.
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Muneie
Ind
Arnold Cronse
Réesit Mysteriens Speisening
Lima
Ohio
Cronse
Speer
Stevehninessul
Mrs
Seeotheard
Crouse
Wild disorders erupt in Philadelphia Jewish quarter over beef prices
In Philadelphia on July 25, a protest by women against beef price increases turned violent in the Jewish quarter. Shops were invaded, customers driven out, windows broken, and kerosene poured on meat. Police arrested several demonstrators and used force to disperse the crowd.
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Philadelphia
Woman killed in Chicago mystery stabbing
Mrs. Emanuel Bloom of 443 Belnant avenue was stabbed to death in her apartment early today. Her husband was found unconscious on the ground behind the building and believed to have jumped from the third floor. No other person involved found. Bloom taken to hospital under guard.
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Chicago
Emanuel Bloom
Belnant Avenue
Woman Hanged After Attempt On General Reinbot
In Moscow Madam From kina, who in March last tried to assassinate General Reinbot, ex prefect of police, and later wounded a political prison inspector, was hanged at sunrise today despite pleas for mercy. Her parents interceded with the throne but were unsuccessful. Ottawa suburb New Edinburgh burned, loss about 300000 dollars.
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Moscow
Madam Fromkina
General Reinbot
Dawes Addresses Wisconsin Bankers on Sherman Law Defects
Charles G. Dawes of Chicago spoke to the Wisconsin Bankers association in Milwaukee on the defects of the Sherman anti trust law. He urged prompt action and quipped about taking a photograph with Squires present.
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Milwaukee
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Wisconsin Bankers Association Today
Prohibition Debate Set For Thursday In Atlanta House
Prohibition members and opponents in the Atlanta house agreed on final debate and a vote on the prohibition bill for Thursday. The measure was made a special order of business for the session.
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Atlanta
Evelyn Dodson Dies at Two Months Old on Haskell Avenue
Evelyn, two months old, child of Mr and Mrs Ed Dodson, died this morning at their home on Haskell Avenue. Funeral set for nine o'clock tomorrow morning with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Krehbiel & Crew list real estate propositions for sale, trade and rent. The weather forecast predicts heat. Raymond's Poison papers are referenced in a stray line about fly killing.
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Evelyn
Ed. Dodson
Haskell Avenue
Oak Hill
Krehbiel & Crew
Election of Officers at Grand Lodge Session
The grand chancellor opened the session with greetings from L. W. Starks of Virginia. Officers elected include J. E. Lewis as grand chancellor and J. H. Anthony as vice chancellor, with several other posts named, and the next meeting set for Galena, Kansas.
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Iand
J. E. Lewis
Wichita
J. H. Anthony
Kansas City
Rand Vrelate
J. W. Gordon
Iola
Cran M
W. W. Evans
Hutchinson
Hrand
Re & S
W.W. Plumb
Topeka
AL Wright
Winfield
Virand
J. H. Walker
Carden City
B. Zackry
Pittshnns
M. Pickens
Pitts- Inne
J. H. Guy
S. H. Thompson
Bup
A. T. Oliver
M. E. Woods
Coffeyville
Galena
Kansas
Perking Case Factor Raises Insurance Inquiry in Kansas
Topeka July 25 C W Barnes superintendent of insurance asked to investigate the death of L H Per king in Lawrence to consider action against Mutual Life Insurance of New York for failure to pay policies. He may act if the federal case remains undecided and Kansas cases show the department demanding settlements from insurers. The Hilluon case is noted as a precedent in Kansas courts.
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Topeka
C. W. Barnes
L. H. Perking
Lawrence
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Perkins’ Life
Barnes
Kansas Insurance Department
Kansas
Thread to Cost Ten Cents in New York Trade
New York reports cotton thread, once steady at 5 cents per spool, will rise to 10 cents retail. Price hikes follow May 20 gains to 6 and 7 cents as manufacturers cite higher raw material costs and wage increases. Independent makers dispute the reasons, noting thread sold for 5 cents even when cotton priced higher.
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New York
Combine
Vivisecting the Love Bug Reveals Fashion Peasures
July nineteenth era report by Dr. G Stanley Hall cites a Clark University census of sweethearts across life stations. It lists preferences by gender including shoulders teeth nails hair voice and dress, noting multiple fashion details influence affection, from hair color to eye shape and even voice inflection and gait.
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New York
Science
G. Stanley Hall
Lthe
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Post Office Warns Against Inadequate Postage Messages
Washington July 25 Postal authorities report many violations where packages carry written messages with less than two cents per ounce postage paid. Inspectors collected 59,065 dollars in fines this year. Postmaster General Meyer orders warnings in post offices to curb ignorance and ease hardships on the very poor.
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Washington
Meyer
Backbone of ore strike seen as broken in Duluth town
In Duluth Minnesota on July 25 the strike by ore workers is described as breaking its backbone. Businessmen in nearby towns report the men are gradually returning to work today as the general impression spreads.
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Duluth
Minn
Ex Sheriff of New York County Dies After Stroke
E J H Tam xen former sheriff of New York County and notable figure in German American circles died last night after a stroke. He was eighty eight.
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New York
E. J. H Tamxen
New York County
American robberies Day in Switzerland on express train
An American, Day, a wealthy Chicago financier, was robbed of a pocketbook holding about $100,000 in notes while riding an Express train out of Munich. The scene is set on a travels note with a distant mention of Squires making pictures.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Day
Chicago
Munche
State entomological commission to inspect nurseries and orchards
Topeka July 25 The state entomological commission met and ordered focused inspections of nurseries and orchards through November 1. Two inspectors FE A Popetoe and Sdl Hunter will survey for injurious pests, certify nurseries free of threats, and regulate interstate nursery stock shipments starting September 1 1907. Kansas nurserymen must list suppliers outside the state and follow certificate rules.
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Topeka
State Entomological Commission
FE. A. Popetoe
Sdl
Hunter
Rat Vopenne
Kansas
Water signals for navy plan ships equipped with bell system
Admiral Cowles ordered five battleships ten colliers six torpedo boat destroyers the Mayflower and the Dolphin fitted with submarine bell signals to aid underwater navigation. The system uses port and starboard bells and a microphone to guide steering, detectable by ears at three to fifteen miles. Professor Lucien I Blake, of submarine signal, devised the device.
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Washington
Admiral Cowles
Navy Department
Lighthouse Service
Moore
Submarine Signal Company
Oklahoma Election Called by Governor Frants
Governor Frants issued a proclamation calling an election in Guthrie Oklahoma for September 17 to vote on the state constitution and to elect state county and township officers. The decree assigns the date and broad scope of the ballot.
Wisdemaan’s Apricot Ice and Cream Varieties Featured
A small feature lists Apricot Ice Maple Not Ice Cream Chocolate Tea Cream Strawberry Ice Cream and Vanilla Ice Cream offered at Wisdemaan's. The brief notes the shop provides unique flavor ideas alongside classic tastes.
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Wisdemaan’s
New Japan Korea Convention Signed at Tokyo
A new convention between Japan and Korea was signed in Tokyo amid Korean court opposition. The agreement reportedly requires that all high and responsible officials receive approval from the resident general.
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Tokio
Japan
Korea
Bryant's Daughter Dead In Paris At Seventy Five
Paris July 25 Julia 8 Bryant the sole surviving daughter of poet William Cullen Bryant died in Paris at age seventy five.
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Paris
Julia
Bryant
William Cullen Bryant
Incomplete ad copy touts Quick Meal gas range and enamel ware bargains
Fragmentary text promotes Quick Meal gas range bargains and enamel ware from Herman Broekjer with lines about Eaton-Hurlbut papers and Boughton’s Mass St shop. A barber endorses Straffon’s Mentholis for shaving. Mentions money on property and Atlan.
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Herman Broekjer
Eaton-Hurlbut
Boughton’s
Mass
Straffon
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Business Directory
Een
Barker & Means
Attorneys-at-Law
Opera Houses
L Ho. Menger
Massachusetts Street
JOHN @ A NORTON
Tn First Nations Bank
Sogeph E. Rigge
Tiues
Massachusetts
W. H. Elder
Massachusetts St
J. Anderson
Vermont
G. W. Jones
Butte No
Heardence
Ohio Street
Bell and Home
D. Morse
M. D
Fice
Woodward & Co
J. R. Bechtel
Ursery
Ofice
Tennesnes' Street
John C. Rudolph
Ofice and Residence
Hampshire
Home
George A. Banks & Son
Fraternal Aid
WM. T. Binclair
Telephones Bell
Masaachuastts
Moak Bros. & Sharp
Eldridge House
Opera House
J. Crean
Nest, Sanitary
Bell Phone
Opticians
Massachusette
Jaedickes
Eva Butler
Adele Marks
Raymond
Little Rock
Tal
Laberne
Anna Lowe
Luwe
Ottawa
Ont
New Edinburgh
Dawes
Squires
Evelyn Dodson
Pepers
K. of
P.s
Grand Lodge
L. W. Starks
Virginia
West Virginia
Dink
A. T. Clover
Endowment Bureau
Ky O
Enduwjanet Buen
SW. Flemming
Cigante
SW. H. Thompson
Ceand
Nye
NEW Perkins
Sam
Mase
Kansas Entomological Commission
NAVY
Blake Submarine Bell Service
Lucien I. Blake
University of Kansas
Blake
University
Signal Service Company
Kaw River
Neville’s
Elour
NH. St
Sysem Hause
First Ward
J. M. Nevilt
St. Idridga Heuss
Watkins National Bank
J. B. Watkins
CA. Ail
Pero
C H. Tucker
Cashler
OB. Rasen
Asst
Caahter
J.B. Watking
C. A. An
C. A
Tucker
W. B. Hazen
J. Boose
A C. Mitchall
J.C Moore
Gavinge
Aeposita
State Bank Capital
W. R. Stubbe
W. EL Spalding
Geo. Inves
Luther N. Lewis
W. Bromeraick
T. J. Bweenay
Jacob Badaky
EL J. Hikay
Transacts & General Banking
Monroe
Hosford Investment CO
Merchants National Bank Building
Lawrence, Eanwar
A. Whitman & Go
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Woop- Ward & GO
Paris Green
Bryant's
Coe the Atlan
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