Darrow to Open Case for Haywood in Idaho Murder Trial
William D Haywood defense counsel Clarence Darrow prepared to outline evidence to counter murder charges against Haywood, claiming a mining industry conspiracy led to the Franks Steunenberg killing. The plan includes disputing primary Orchard testimony and asserting the Mine Owners association sought to destroy the Western Federation of Miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Owners’ Association
Weaterh Federation of Miners
Boise, Janho
Wiliam D. Haywood
State of Idaho
Clarence Curraw
Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Idaho
Western Federation of Miners
Darrow
Sonspitgey
Stein Robers
Ciarge
Western Federation
Crehard
Darren
Moyer
Pettibone
Orchard
Adams
Steunenberg
Hercules
Morcy Ton August Paulson
Wallace
Caldwell
Mrs J Wilber Chapman Near Death in Warsaw Indiana
Mrs J Wilber Chapman is near death in Warsaw Indiana as relatives have been summoned. She is described as kept alive by opiate administration and is under close family care. Local notices indicate a critical health event drawing community concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilber Chapman
Warsaw
Ind
Wilber Chapman
Italian killer pleads dream motive in train shooting
Goodland Kan June 44 John Bello an Italian told through an interpreter how he killed a man and wounded two women aboard a Rock Island train east of here claiming he acted in sleep from a dream. He described seeing a masked man choke and said he woke to find a pistol in hand firing in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodland
Kan
John Bello
Quan
Rock Island Trai
Here
Bella
Patsy Legunbradt
Genos
New World
Boston
White Star
Flncr
Cymrie
West
California
Car Vo Topp
Bello
Sunday Baseball Results Across Leagues
Sunday games produced varied scores across the National, American, American Association, Three League, Central, and Western leagues. Notable outcomes include Chicago and St Louis divisions, Cincinnati over Pittsburg, and a Chicago 14 to 8 win in an 18 inning affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammus
Chicago
St. Louis
Tennings
Cincinnati
Pletaburgs
Pittsburg
St Louis
Dotrost
Louisville
Louisvile
Colmbus
Peoria
Clinton
Bloomington
Hocksland
Springfield
Dubuque
Decatur
Cedar Rapids
South Bend
Wheeling
Sningfield
Springfeld
Terre Haute
Dayton
Evansville
Dayon
Evanaville
Pueblo
Lincoln
Linean
Paeblo
Des Moines
Bronx City
Puma
Sioux City
Denver
Oraaha
Imperial service and yacht race at Wiel Germany
Emperor William conducted a divine service at nine o clock in Wiel and sailed the Meteor to victory over the Hamburg in a rough sea, completing a 33 knot course in 3 hours 22 minutes 52 seconds while the American yacht Navahoe beat the Comet by 22 minutes 10 seconds. Two brothers drown in St Louis Mississippi River during a drowning incident near President street when a companion in a skiff did not respond to their cries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiel
Germany
Emperor Willam
St. Louis
Fred Adler
Mississippi River
President Street
Augustus Adler
Saengerfest Closes With Picnic as Membership Rules Change
Davenport's Ar boltar Saengerbund closed the northwest Saengerfest with a 10,000 attendee picnic. The organization voted to admit women to full membership in all Saengerbund societies. Next meeting set for Chicago in 1310.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Arboltar Saengerbund
Northwest
Bund
Saengerlund
Chicago
Mayor Schmitz vetoes budget plan for Geary railroad repair
From a county jail cell Mayor Schmitz returned to the San Francisco board of supervisors the municipal budget and a message vetoing the appropriation of 720000 dollars for the reconstruction of the Geary street railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmitz
Indail
San Francisco
Dla
Board of Supervisors
Kidnapped Boy Found Slain in a Swamp Near New Orleans
Italian boy Walter Lamana, age seven or eight, kidnapped for a $6000 ransom two weeks earlier, was found strangled in a swamp near New Orleans. Police say several Italian suspects, including Ignazio Campigliano, confessed after torture. Five Italians, two women, are under arrest. guards and vigilants protect the jail and Italian quarter amid threats of lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleana
Elk Plate
Orieang Parish
New Orleans
St. Rose
Searey
Ignazio Campigliane
SL Rose
Campigelanc
Campigciano
Stamp
Nicolina Gebbia
Campigliano
Stefano Monfre
Ton Gendusa
Angelo Cacatori
Incanaterra
Canpigciano
Frank Gendusa
Leonardo Gelvia
Condensed Specials Preview and Global Incidents
The Yerkes underground railroad system in London has been completed. Parry L. Wright, vice president of American Luxfer Priam, died suddenly while golfing in Chicago. A Denver grand jury indicted about 70 men on land frauds in western regions. Emily Delgle of St Paul fled after being kidnapped while preparing to join a Catholic sisterhood. In Mississippi, most of Lawrence County signed a petition opposing Governor Varduman’s pardon for Mrs Angis Birdsong, who killed Dr T H Butler. Three Hungarian balloon aviators died in a fall. peasants attempting to seize the balloon faced explosion and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parry L. Wright
Luxfer Priam Company
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Denver
Emily Delgle
St. Paul
Lawrence County
Miss
Varduman
Mrg
Angis Birdsong
T. H. Butler
Hungary
Albert Calls On Clemenceau In Paris Visit
Marcelin Albert, leader of the southern wine growers disturbance, met with Premier Clemenceau at the Ministry of the Interior. The exchange included stern reproach from Clemenceau and Albert pledging to urge his countrymen to return to work and end the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marcelin Albert
France
Clemenceau
Ministry of the Interior
Auth
M. Albert
M. Clemenceau
South
Roosevelt urged to back railway safety drive
Kansas City dispatch reports the National Union of Railway Track Men asks President Roosevelt and several state governors to back a campaign for safer railway travel. J Sheppard of Fore Scntt Man secretary argues for government or state inspections of tracks and accountability for track maintenance and patrolling to bring rail safety to European levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Roosevelt
National Union of Railway Trackmen
J. Sheppard
Fore Scntt
Man
Europe
Seven year old arrested as firebug in Parkersburg
Clyde Glidden, seven, was jailed on an incendiary charge after allegedly burning two houses. The occupants escaped unharmed as the flames destroyed the homes. Owner Cutlip states Glidden burned them to spite being told to stay out of the garden. the crime carries death unless mercy is urged, with life imprisonment if mercy is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Clyde Gildder
J. B. Gutiip
Young Glidden
Cutlip
Storms Cause Widespread Damage Across Indian Territory
A violent Sunday storm in Indian Territory caused property damage near half a million dollars, with a terrific electrical storm and lightning striking oil tanks across the Midcontinent field. Separately, Kansas reports severe local storms Saturday night injuring at least three people, unroofing farm homes, uprooting trees, and damaging crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taolss
I. T
Indian Territory
Kansas City
Kansas
Two Satera Are Drowned Near Columbus Creek
Columbus Ohio June 24 Henry Zip and Herman Ludwig were drowned in Big Walnut creek near the city while bathing. They could not swim and got beyond their depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satera
Columbus
Henry Zip
Herman Ludwig
Big Walnut Creek
Neithar
Constable Dies and Isom Reed Injured in Memphis Duel
In Memphis Tennessee on Sunday a public safety incident left Constable J H Good dead and Isom Reed severely injured after a confrontation during an attempted arrest. The shooter, a Black man, remains at large as authorities investigate the deadly encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro
Memphis
Tenn
J. H. Good
Deed
Isom Reed
Reed
Wild West Show Stunt Brings Grin to Idaho Herd
In Idaho’s Salmon River country a rough band of longhaired cow punchers chase cattle and join a touring wild west show. They learn a dangerous act of seeming falls and drag rescues, prompted by a slick manager who assures pay will continue even if someone is hurt. The anecdote, from Lippincott's Magazine, captures frontier bravado and crass showbiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon Réer Meadows
Idaho
Lippincott’s
Reorganized New York Life installs new board
The reorganized New York Life Insurance Company shows a policyholder chosen board guiding a reorganization. Darwin P. Kingsley becomes president with Buckner as first vice president and Ingersoll and Weeks among senior officers shaping Europe and actuarial leadership. The move aims to reassure policyholders amid past upheavals and large in-force business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Life Insurances Company
the Beast
2 Life Insurance Company
Darwin P. Kingsley
New England
Frst
Thomas A Buckner
Wm. E. Ingersoll
Europe
Beac
Paris
Rufus W. Weeks
State of
New York
New York Life
There's a language all mules understand story
A passage recounts Senator Kaute Nelson recalling his logging camp years where many languages failed to move mules. An Irishman introduces a crude, explosive phrase that reliably spurred the animals, illustrating a sharp, humorous take on cross language communication and work tempo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaute Nelson
Joe Mitchell Chapple
la_ National Magazine
Seedy Guest Holds Up Dinner Scene At Restaurant
A disreputable man, having eaten a lavish meal, told the waiter he had no money. The waiter summoned the proprietor, who fetched a policeman. The proprietor explained the call, and the man quipped that a stomach pump had not been needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toaser
Te Walter
Return good for evil lesson in a classroom
A Sunday teacher tries to illustrate returning good for evil by asking children what would happen if a classmate who struck them received an apple as a kind reply. A girl quips that the boy might strike again for another apple, revealing the lesson’s practical snag. The notice also mentions Lach Katrine water in Scotland and the Thames water quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Lttle
Lach Katrine
Scotland
Thames
Key Men Quit Work In San Francisco Strike
San Francisco faces a strike as telegraph operators for Western Union and Postal Telegraph quit at 3 30 pm in San Francisco and Oakland. Union leaders demand a 30 percent wage increase, while officials refuse to grant it or talk. The walkout may spread if outside operators are brought in, with efforts to confine the dispute to the two cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Western Upton and
Postal Telegraph Companies
Oakland
Clowry
Western Union
Small
Commercial Telegraphers' Union
Postal
Women as mob leaders in Bouland raid arrest
Six women were arrested Friday on charges tied to a Monday night mob attempt to lynch miner Alfred Bouland who faced bigamy accusations. One woman claimed as mob leader was released on recognizance to stay away from Ag sumplion. Rowland was recently acquitted of bigamy. Suspects named: Mrs Gus Dysari, Mrs Prudent Rogers, Mrs Paul Ducha, Mrs Caroline Mewing ton, Mary Badman, Mary Buboyoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asumption, Jr
Alfred Bouland
Bouland
Tie Frat Wifk
Rowland
Pridzy
Gus Dysari
Prudent Rogers
Paul Ducha
Caroline Mewington
Mary Badman
Mary Buboyoo
State rests in Haywood murder case in Idaho
The state closed its case against William D. Haywood for the murder of Frank Steunenberg. The defense failed to secure an acquittal order and must meet the state's evidence. Judge Wood ruled the defense to present opening statements and first testimony on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrow
Tid
Holse
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Prigguer
Wood
Haeywood
Woller Given Three Years
Milwaukee official and longtime municipal court clerk EB Woller pleaded guilty to embezzling $20,000 before Judge Brazee. He was sentenced to three years at hard labor in the Milwaukee House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Frank EB. Woller
Judge Brazee
Man Crazed by Lightning Hits Kalamazoo and More
Special dispatches report a severe Michigan storm causing multiple lightning injuries and deaths near Kalamazoo. Frank Stirner was struck while trimming a spruce. George Hawley died plowing. Mrs. Stephen Curtis was killed at Gnaway. A blanket injunction restrains 200 individuals and the polishers union from interfering with workers at affected plants amid a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Lower Peninsula
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Frank Stirner
George Hawley
Stephen Curtis
Gnaway
Hosmer, _ dell and
Brooke
Polishers’ Union
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William
Walter Lamana
Htallana
Lat
Warne Stepo
Yerkes
London
Albert
Union of Railway Trackmen
Kanga
Oliver Anderson
Anderson
NEW York Life Insurance Company
Assumption, II
Woller
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