Haywood Trial Begins Amid Slow Jury Selection In Boise
Boise May 10 William D Haywood faces life on trial for his part in the alleged conspiracy surrounding Frank Steunenbergs assassination. First day ends with no juror accepted as 100 men to be summoned. calm town mood and quiet court proceedings, defense probing jurors’ views on Roosevelt’s letter labor, socialism, and the death penalty.
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War Department Explains McCaskey Promotion Over Funston
Washington May 10. The War Department released a statement clarifying the promotion of Brigadier General Will iam McCaskey to major general over the senior Brigadier General Funston. General Bell said McCaskey’s civil war record and soldierly character justified the choice, citing a prior letter Funston wrote expressing no objection to the advancement.
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Burns Promised to Throw Fight In Ring Plan
Los Angeles May 10. heavyweight champion Tommy Burns says he promised to go down and let Jack O'Brien win to get him into the ring. He planned to break the promise in round one and win. Manager McCarey will issue a full statement of the fake fight. O'Brien arrived ready to fight but proposed a fake bout with Burns to be declared winner and divide proceeds.
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Jack O'Brien
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Jowan Dies in Court Room in Des Moines
In Des Moines on May 10 during a civil action, James Hadfield, a Polk County pioneer, testified about his age and then suddenly collapsed and died. Officials ruled heart disease as the cause. The death halted proceedings as the courtroom reacted to his passing.
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Government to measure Navs Bay Panama improvements value
The isthmian canal commission orders a board of appraisers to determine the value of improvements made by Pacific Mail Steamship Co on Navs Bay, Panama Island. The government purchase decision will be considered later by Secretary Taft.
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Scientists elect officers for tuberculosis society
Washington May 10 The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis elected officers led by President Dr Frank Billings of Chicago with vice presidents Dr Magyck P Ravenel of Philadelphia and Dr John P C Foster of New Haven secretary Dr Henry Darton Davis and treasurer General George M Sternberg.
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Philadelphia
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New Haven
Henry Darton Davis
George M . Sternberg
Harvester Trust Prosecution Announcement
Court in Washington May 10 reports Attorney General Honaparte will pursue action against the Harvester trust for alleged Sherman Act violations. The case charges restraint of trade and combination in restraint. London May reports Palmer Held for Murder as Wiel stands accused in Pedlar Palmer killing of Rabe.
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Accused Manager Named in New York Life Ballot Alteration Case
C F Carrington testified in police court that George R Scrugham instructed him and other employees of the international policyholders committee to alter defective ballots for the New York Life director election. He said Scrugham urged not to forward administration ballots and joked about sending them upstairs with chloroform. Carrington Stirrup and Scrugham faced conspiracy charges. Carrington acted to copy handwriting and follow Scrugham's instructions to challenge administration ballots while allowing committee ballots.
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Charles Stirrup
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Roses For Garards in San Francisco Rail Run
In San Francisco on May 10 two United Railways cars, manned by twenty strike breakers, ran a three to four mile route through western addition amid a mob of 1000 strikers. Spectators cheered, threw carnations and cakes, while stones and bricks were hurled at times. Police protected the cars as officials rode beside them. Twelve nonunion workers allege police beatings in custody after Tuesday arrest.
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Conditions Of Crops In Northwest May Be Damaged
Chicago May 7 James Wilson secretary of agriculture says reports of crop damage in the northwest are exaggerated and spring seeding is delayed but crops will recover. He notes cold weather has slowed plowing in Minnesota and the Dakotas while Canadian plowing is largely blocked but harvests worldwide should not suffer. He dismisses widespread green bug damage in the southwest as local and believes oats corn and wheat will meet usual yields with possible delay in ripening.
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Stromboli Volcano Violence Heightens Island Widens Fears
May 10 Messina Sicily The eruption of Mount Stromboli grows more violent with old inhabitants recalling no precedent. Most Stromboli residents flee ash from the eruption destroys vegetation and detonations echo across Liperi islands. Fears spread that the island may be engulfed while Etna activity increases and villagers seek sanctuary in churches.
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Sicily
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Liperi Islands
Stromboli
Mount Etna
Russians in London hold meeting to discuss Russia
About 180 Russians who traveled from Denmark to London for a congress arrived after denial of permits in Norway Sweden and Denmark They claim representation of 200 districts in Russia They describe themselves as a revolutionary party not terrorists and say the gathering will review conditions in Russia and seek upliftment of workers Williams resigns as secretary to Pennsylvania board of trade in Harrisburg after testimony alleging a $10040 loan from a national official and threats to expose a $2 million capital equipment contract Magoon delays Cuban church property purchase pending valuation probe over claims the $2 06 million price is too high
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Marshall Williams
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Baltic Steamer Freed After Grounding Off Sandy Hook
The giant Baltic of the White Star line was floated at high tide after grounding on a mud bank five miles northeast of Sandy Hook. Passengers including Andrew Carnegie and Henry Rogers took the episode calmly as officers said the ship rested easily and posed no danger.
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Henry H. Rogers
Paphendor Leads as Five Ball Triumphs
Paphendor stakes a late lead in a tight game as Stay iVerFive clinches victory with strategic plays. BM and avetcires contribute key moments, while ten '3. and 2. provide crucial scoring bursts to seal the win.
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Memorial commission to pick Columbus memorial site
Secretary Root convened a May 18 meeting at the state department of the Christopher Columbus memorial commission to select a site and design for a Washington memorial funded by Congress with a $100,000 appropriation. Two suspects arrested near Arlee after Northern Pacific train incident. posse pursued.
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Strikers Gain a Victory in Harbor Labor Dispute
New York on May 10 reports the Savannah line compromised with 602 employees, with strike leaders claiming up to 3,000 out in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Hoboken, and Staten Island. Rioting at Perth Amboy’s Barber asphalt plant saw a constable injured after being attacked while guarding strike breakers. he fired, wounding two attackers who were hospitalized.
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Body Found in Marsh Near Home
Dover Delaware May 6 the body of Horace Marvin a boy who disappeared March 4 from his father s farm at Kitts Hammock near here was found in a marsh about half a mile east of the farm house in a fairly preserved state the examination suggests drowning as the cause of death.
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