Taking of Testimony in Anarchists Trial Concludes
Defense presented testimony in the Chicago Haymarket case with witnesses including Fielden and Spies detailing events at Deering and Haymarket. They argued about armed defense, while prosecutors stressed a broader conspiracy to murder police, with readings of speeches and letters to support their charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmeaco
Schwab
Deering
Fischer
Zepf's Hall
Haymarket
Epies
Sehirah
Jolmox
Farsons
Fisher
Zepf
Florion
Hoe
Ward
Chicago
Fieldan
James Bondalu
Crane Bros
Fielden
International
Workingsmen's Association
Lyon
Lockep
Witners
Hayarket
John Ernest
Denplaines Street
Luirtys
Troma
Benimnid
Curiaco
Spies
Parsons
Foster
Hoy
Thompson and
Gilmer
Spica
McCormick
Thompson
Arbeiter-Zeitung
Wilkinson
Market Square
Balthasar Ray
Bia
Oilicn
Spivs
Iugham
Herr Most
Lynamita
Hogking Valley
Lote
Yarsons
Eps Hall
Vas
Schuanbelt
Cincaco
Walker
Gilmor
Schumabert
Welker
Salomon
Parsons and
Walk
Mystery Murder Suicide Foreshadowed by Lover
In the Jefferson prairie case a woman slain Tuesday morning was identified as Pekersky’s victim. Pekersky planned the crime with her then fled, killing himself after 45 hours on the run in Lincoln Park, seven o’clock yesterday morning. Aged 16 train robber Adolphus Parker pardoned by the Governor of Arkansas for the 1884 Valley Route robbery near Little Rock. He was a teen accomplice who did not actively participate in the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicengo Zimer
Sounton
the Tribune
Tom Scott
Bottho
Curenco
L. Gilmer
W. A. Graham
Graham
Gilmer
United States
Richard Tutbill
Samuel Merrill
Citizens
National Bank of
Des Moines
Awkoyo
Palmer House
Mr. Gilmer
Governor Merrill
George Christ
W. H. Prince
C. R. Matson
Chicago
Salvanus Edinhern
Patrick Burns
C. J. Bebaetfer
W. P. Hardy
John L. Manning
Gllimteer
Haymarket
Inspector Benfield
Simonson
Fielden
Curcaco
Jefferson Prairie
Anton Pekersky
Pekersky
Lincoln Park
Littly Rock
Ark
Adolphus Parker
Young Parker
Quiet Belfast Riots Report With Lasting Casualties
Reports from Belfast indicate relative quiet but credible figures put the killed at thirty with many wounded likely unrecoverable. In other notes, President appointed Gustave Van Huvrebeke as United States Attorney for the Southern District of Iliavis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Brurast
Enormouy
Wasutherex
Aus
Gustave van Huvrebeke
United States
Southers
Iliavis
President to depart for Adirondacks vacation in August
The President will leave next Saturday for his vacation in the Adirondacks. Cleveland will file pay Liu. The Marquis Tseng, now in Borlly, has fitted several torpedo boats for the ree Goyesumeu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondacks
Cleveland
Liu
Marquis Tseng
Borlly
Wisconsin forest fires threaten dozens of towns and crops
Aug 10 1910 reports say fires scorch nearly 100 miles north of Stevens Point along the Milwaukee rail line, leaving hundreds homeless and destroying many farms and pine timber. Prentice and Denmark face encirclement while vast cranberry marshes risk ignition. Rain is desperate, wind shifts could worsen the catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miwauxee
Wis
Stevens Point
Spencer
Severn
Prentice
Marathon County
Chippewa Falla
Menomines River
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Maine
Pestigo
Manquerte
Mich
Marquyetts
Himes
Cieaco
Phillipa
Necedah
St. Puubieneck
Niles
Sault de Mivrie
Bay City
Mackinaw City
Minwaukirk
Buat
Baat
Ehammeey
Calumet
Clerk
Marathon
Denmark
Green Bay
Manitowog
Sparta
Sparti
Tomah
Monroy
Cucaco
Michigan
Wesdela
Indiana Democrats meet in state convention nominates ticket
The Indiana Democratic State Convention met in Indianapolis on August 12. Daniel W. Voorhees was elected chairman. Nominees: John G. Nelson for Lieutenant Governor, John I. Calfeeuth for Supreme Court, Robert W. Mier for Secretary of State, Thomas Burns for Treasurer, Charles A. Munson for Auditor, Martin T. Kroeger for Clerk of the Supreme Court, and ILD McMullen for Attorney-General. The ticket emphasizes youth and lays out platform items on tariff reduction, land reclamation, liquor tax reform, public lands protection, gold and silver circulation, anti-Chinese enforcement, child labor prohibition, and sympathy for Ireland. District central committees were also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inmanapoli
Ind
Daniel W. Voorhees
John G. Nelson
Cass County
John I. Calfreth
Tippecanoe
Supreme Court
Robert W. Mier
Bloomington
Thomas Burns
Van
K.P. Richardson
Ty TB. Buskirk
HH. Mitchell
Daniel Lemon
Swift
Wirth
Eb Henderson
W. Chambers
J. E. McDonald
J. C. Sawyer
Israel Perry
J. O'Dell
W. TI. Harkina
Congress
General Assembly
Indiana
Allony
Democratic Party
Anl
Ireland
Treasury to issue large bond calls this month
Semi official word from the Treasury Department indicates a large bond call is planned totaling ten to twelve million dollars in addition to the usual four million dollar monthly call. In Anasy New York Aggy on August twelve Janica W Day killed his wife Ella W Davis, injured his mother Joseph Davis, and attempted to kill another, seemingly insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washixeton
Treasury Department
Anasy
N.Y. Aggy
Janica W. Dayvis
Ella W. Davis
Joseph Davis
Precious Metals Production and Trade Across States
The Waamxoton item notes U.S. gold production around 41.8 million dollars and silver at 51.6 million, with Colorado first and California second in precious metals. It cites bullion and coin imports of 11.4 million and exports of 44.0 million for 1885, plus total U.S. coin stock of about 826.8 million as of January 1, 1856.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waamxoton
United States
Colorado
California
Cutting Threats and Preparations Stir City and Border News
Reports from El Paso to San Antonio and New York describe heightened tension over the Cutting affair. Mexican and U.S. forces mobilize near Paso del Norte as Washington demands Cutting's surrender, while local officials discuss frontier defense and potential volunteer aid from New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paro
Tes
Fort Iisa
Paso del Norte
Maceyra
Anid
Lina
Paan
Washington
el Paso
Bayard
New York
San Antonio
Tex
Rock
Santa Me N.M
Ang
Coronel A. d- Fountain
New Mexico
Ross
Law Deunce
Byenta
Mise del Norte
Mexico
Mexian
Dao del Norte
Supreme Court of
Chittuahua
Tilden's Will Funds Free Library Plans in New York
The document directs establishes a free library system with a Yonkers gift of 1000 and a city project in New York City. It also allocates 863,000 for Mr. Tilden's estate and 84,000 more for library purposes. Trustees are urged to aid charitable and scientific objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
N.Y
Yonkers
New Youk City
Iis
Davitt Arrives in New York Seeking Irish Coercion Remedy
Michael Davitt, known as the Smith patriot, lands in New York on the Germanic with James Rourke. Davitt, weakened by overwork, criticizes the British Parliament for coercion and suggests reforms for Ireland. He plans to reach Chicago next via the Lith. A mothe r and three children drown in Ohio after a rescue attempt at Conneaut. In Illinois, state assessments drop by 7.3 million as counties shift values. A Liver more oil belt discovery in California promises rapid development by a new company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael Davitt
Smith Patriot
Thin City
James Rourke
Patrick Egan
Dublin
Davitt
Divitt
Uiette
Ireland
Mr. Davita
Chicago
Minor News Items Summary
Summary of scattered items: Mary Cecil Day’s note on August week, Louisiana cotton crop records, cholera deaths in Hal y, Texas fever deaths in Clark County Missouri, Augusta cotton mills lockout 4000 workers, New York labor convention in Albany, railroad accidents and improvements, Gloucester Maine cod and mackerel catches, Sterling Morton mentioned with Austrian mission, death of Dr. Hamilton in New York, Boston assessors’ property value, Dan Magone appointed NY port collector, American Missionary Society tests in New Haven, fire losses in Newburgh woolen mill, Chicago rail traffic counts, Princeton college president death, New York congressman Lewis Board’s death, London court on Briton Assurance, Cox protests at Porte, Mississippi suicide near Burlington, Yosemite steam yacht sale to Canadian government, Irish Parliamentary swindling funds, New York Progressive Gig Workers convention, Zimmer & Co. brewery destroyed by fire, New York Republican state committee ballot, Tabor order convention in Chicago, New York grand jury indictments, Kentucky deaths, dynamiters feared entering England, heat prostrations in Hodun, Hubert H. France theatrical figure dies in New York, Morehead peace between Tolliver and Humphrey factions, Gloucester captain swordfish incident, cholera in Yokohama and Tokyo, heat wave since 1871, Cincinnati advertising agency Edwin Alden & Bros. failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cecil Day
Louisiana
Springfield
Hill
Haly
Clark County
Augusta
New York
Albany
New Hoss
Weeland
Gloucester
N. H
Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Hamilton
Garfield
Boston
Cleveland
Daniel Magone
Oldensburgh
American Missionary Society
New Haven
Conn
Newburgh
N. Y
Misc. A.haigh
Chicago
John Melean
The
College of New Jersey
Tread Ry
Princeton
Lewis Board
Cornwall
London
Briton Assurance
Cox
Miss. M. Cole
Ad Dasnno
Burlington
Yosemite
John Roach
Swid i
Parnell
Gignt-Markers’ Union
International Union
Zimmer, Herman & Co
Woodstock
Republican State Committee
Kolvite
Tabor
Grand Juey
Jindlemente
Commas of
Publi
Blancee
Garin
Pbek
Liberia
Talib
Kentucky
Cotsopeten
Bas Beers
Suaiter
Neal Tee Bagwer
New London
Gothia
Minister Cox Protests Closure of American School
United States Minister Cox protested to the Porte against the Suman authorities closing the American mission school in Spria. He plans to visit Algeria with further steps planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox Violeste
Fragmented 19th century notes on immigration and fires
InmAasxavonis Indiana Aug 1 The true fees of the Soldiers Orphans Name and the Asylum for Feeble Minded Children at Knightstown begin reconstruction after fire destruction Chinamen Crossing from Mexics Aug 12 Large outsiders of Chinamen continually enter the United States across the Mexican border Detention of Secretary Bayard to be raised with Mexican governments at some place and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
InmAasxavonis
Ind
Nlame
Knightstown
Mexics
United States
Bayard
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Giorica
Frigelpat Defendans
Wisconsin
Sunol
Democrats
Lwssman
Wol Hately
Hannibal
Penomine
Ted Farat
Pemocratis
Piryt Diariet
Missoni
Unionville
Nerfiart
Sd Wookartis
Kahoky Coomdiar
Divareu Uh
Lave Watt Ted Biker
C. W. Covade
Naraath
KO. Link
Ar. Louis
Charleston
Janes Walker
Orowa
W. J. Jeffrson
Henry County
Greenbacker
L. Burton
Wapello
D. C. Mitchell
Lucas
Iowa Democrats
Greenbackers
Partica
Henry Yuin
Far Rockaway
Bunarmetons
Atlantic
Wit Towa
Clinola
New England States
Canada
Labrador
Queaco
Internal Revenue Collector
Cleomarquina
Cutting
New Laneno
Tex. Ag
Tia
Victonis
Tamaulipas
Mex
Diaz
Chiu
Meteo
Mery Tilelysi
Whi
Michel Davitt
Clavecasp
Mre. Stough
Conneaut
Ilinois Springfield
Jst
State Board of Equalization
Adana
Kleh
San Fraxusco Ag
Livermore
Ufties
Pacis
England
Hrodun
Th. Moens
Hubert H. France
France
Booth
Charles Ean
Charlotte Cushman
Cormouths
Morehead
Tolliver
Hamphrey
Tsaders
Rowan County
Carath
Miss
Frank A. Longaiced
Japan
San Francisco
Yokohama
Tokio
Cincinnati
Cincinati
Edwin Alden & Bro
Agenue
West Fourth Street
New York City
A. M. Warner
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