Richardson to Deny Chant Ties in Haywood Defense
In Bolve Idaho on July 22 the Haywood defense begins with E F Richardson and Clarence Darrow arguing innocence, claiming Orchard framed, and the state coerced by deportations. They will challenge conspiracy links, review evidence from 1859 Coeur d Alenes to Steunenberg, and assert Orchard framed Haywood with Ne w Parland and Gov Gooding immunity promises.
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Bolve
Idaho
Wiliam D. Haywood
E. F. Richardson
Clarence Darrow
Frank Steunenberg
Darrow
Senator Borah
Wood
Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
Richardson
Orchard
Coeur D'Alenes
Istrict
Haywood
Western Federation
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Windlertor
Beck and McCormick
Independence Depot
Lyte Gregory
Denven
Gregory
Goddard
Steunenberg
Oret
Jant
James New Parland
Gov. Gooding
Yaquis Raid Mining Camp in Sonora
Yaqui Indians raided the Richfield Copper Mining camp near Querobabi, Hermosillo, stripping it of valuables but sparing workers. A 290 strong mounted force was sent to secure the area, with no killings reported. Americ an miners were dining when attackers struck and Gleason, the manager, urged retreat rather than combat.
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Hermosillo
Mex
Richfield Copper Mining Company
Querobabi
Ameriends
John Gleason
Waneger
Cuban Joan of Arc dies at seventy
Senora Quesada known as the Cuban Joan of Arc dies aged 70. A Kentucky murder case ends with acquittal due to lack of witnesses. A Bank of Boyertown in Pennsylvania is closed as insolvent. Feudists in Missouri collide with a fast Frisco train killing a man. Federal grand jury in Memphis rules a 1624 count indictment within jurisdiction. Two Californians arrested in Denver for coal land frauds. Iron ore strike empties Vermillion and Mesaba ranges, stopping upper Great Lakes production.
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Senora Quesada
Joan of Arc
Charles G. Ayres
Ields
Copper Mountain
Jemea Hargis
B. D. Gox
Kentucky
Forters National Bank
Boyertown
National Bank
Bingham
Ozarks
Frisco
Flanton
Wilam Wiiga
McCall
Memphie
Fenn
Standard. of Company
Cyrue J. Willams
Los Angeles
Cal
Fred H. Wallizan
Englewood
Federal Grand Jury
Denver
Glenwood Springs
Col
United States
Vermillion
Mesaba Ranges
Lake Superior
Shocking Auto Accident Kills Doctor on Long Island
New York physician Dr Edward J Gallagher was burned to death in a Jamaica Long Island crossing crash with a Narragansett flyer. His fiancée Miss Welen Madigan suffered severe burns, a broken leg and jaw fracture.
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New York
Edward J. Gallagher
Long Island
Gallagher
Welen Madigan
Locust Avenue
Jamaica
S. 1
Miss Madigan
Pittsburg
John J. Wallace
Honor
Wallaces
Butler
Midshipman Cruse Buried With Full Military Honors
Midshipman James F. Cruse, a Georgia explosion victim, was buried at Arlington National Cemetery with full honors. His parents, Maj. and Mrs. Cruse of Omaha, and his brother Lieut. Frederick T. Cruse attended. A floral tribute from President Roosevelt and officials accompanied the ceremony amid naval officers.
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Washington
James F. Cruse
Georgia
Arlngton National Cemetery
Thomas Cruse
Omaha
Neb
Frederick T. Cruse
Arlington
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Navy
Newberry
Editor Attemted Death by Own Action in Buffalo
Fort Smith Ark editor A J Kendrick attempted suicide here on Sunday, shooting twice and not expected to recover. He had been ill for some time and came for treatment. Raisull bans Cald Sir Heney Mac Lean from writing to outside world to stop disclosure of his retreat. report notes. Fifty perished in sulphur mine in Sicily as workmen suffocated in Girgeatl mine.
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Buffalo
A. J. Kendrick
Fort Smith, Ark
Rome
Girgeatl
Sicily
Western Canada crop prospects brighten after late spring
The article surveys Western Canada’s crop outlook with late spring delays overcome by warm sun and generous moisture. Wheat sowing neared completion by May and June, oats barley and flax show increases, and winter wheat may head by mid July. A large wheat stock from last year remains, while 1906 provinces set a high global draw. The piece blends farm weather, yields, and land sales interest.
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Western
Canada
Dena
Akotoks
High River
Nanton
Claresholm
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
United States
Europe
Proud in Her Poverty
United States immigration commissioner Frank P. Sargent cited a Swedish woman case in Washington to illustrate immigrant resilience and dignity. He recounted how a poor couple faced rent demands after the husband lost work, including a landlord’s offer and the wife’s firm refusal to surrender her dignity and autonomy despite hardship.
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Frank P. Sargent
United States Commissioner of Immigration
Washington
Awful Eczema Case and Cuticura Cure Story
The letter describes a one year old girl with severe eczema turning yellow and green with sores. After consulting three doctors and an eye specialist, a yellow pimple near the eye appeared. Mrs. Frank Abbott reports buying Cuticura remedies for $1 and seeing rapid improvement within three days and complete healing of sores in a week, though eyesight could not be restored.
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Oswego
Frank Abbott
Fulton
Cawego Go
Count Andrassy and the Sign of His Fingers
A historical anecdote recalls Count Andrassy smoothing his hair with his hand, revealing his touch on a crucial Austrian document. The Austrian ministers and president joked that his fingers left an imprint on the parchment, signaling his interest in the latest dispatch.
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Julius Adrassy
Budu-Pesth
Count Andrzasy
Council of Ministers
Count Andrassy
Extinct European aurochs traced through early literature
Professor A Mertens reviews early Europe records and fits the aurochs or urug to a non existent status. A herd of thirty aurocht es is noted in Poland in 1564 and a few half domesticated animals persisted to 1627 before the race vanished. Color variants included black gray in Poland and red in Germany. Mesiah bird of India praised for initiative powers.
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Europe
A. Mertens
Magdenurg
Poland
Germany
Her Pointed Retort
A London Tit-Bits clipping describes a railway porter joking with an older woman about the train’s mood, suggesting water or port wine in a brief exchange. The punchline rests on the old lady’s quick witticism clarifying the mistaken toast and her independence in a humorous social moment.
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London
Allen's Foot-Maise Foot Powder Origin and Fame
Twelve years after its introduction Allen's Foot-Maise is praised as life enhancing and antiseptic for tired feet. The ad claims millions use the powder, with over $0,000 in testimonials and warns against imitators and counterfeit substitutes.
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Allen
Janger
Courage in a Back Room After Dawn
A lawyer, a doctor, and a newspaper man sit in a dim back room at dawn with empty bottles and cards on the table. A rat scurries from the hearth as they exchange uneasy glances, the moment ending with the lawyer muttering about misperception and courage.
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Iuitio
Advertising Truths in Theater Promotion
A soap millionaire and an actor manager discuss advertising methods. The manager claims posters are unnecessary and papers carry the news. The soap magnate agrees, noting only the press works as the daily paper reaches readers who attend theaters. Laundry offers a stain on fabric fixed by Defiance Starch, which allows thinner application for better look and wear.
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Sadie
Growth of Languages From Ancient Roots and Remedies
Fragmentary note alleges languages evolve from other tongues including Latin from Osean Etruscan and Greek. Also promoted is a sensational claim that various nervous diseases can be cured by a treatment called Great Nerve Restore with a free trial offer. Contact Dr Kling at 981 Arch St Philadelphia Pa.
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St. Vitus
K Jinc
R. H. Kling
Arch St
Philadelphia
Lowell of Sincerity Cigars Ad Puffs Rich Tobacco
An advertisement extols a Levis' Single Binder straight 50 cigar as a straight and mellow tobacco choice. It promotes Lewin Factory Feoria and notes Mr. Men enjoy doing anything they don’t have to do for a living, reflecting a light promotional tone.
Notable arrival at Oyster Bay draws crowd to two women
An exchange describes President’s Oyster Bay arrival where two women with children attracted the most attention among the greeting party. A Washington Fest motto urges trying Defiance Starch with a promise of money back if not better, cheaper. The note ends with a reflective line praising aging greatness of leaders.
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Oyster Bay
Washington
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