Pleads With Jury to Save Haywood in Idaho Hearing
In Boise on July 23 E F Richardson urged a jury for the life of William D Haywood during a four hour session at a heated preliminary hearing for Dr L T McGee charged with perjury. He argued Gov Steunenbergs death and Orchard's testimony tied to mine owners and western federation.
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Boise
Idaho
E. F. Richardson
William D. Haywood
L T. McGee
Orchard
McGee
Steunenberg
Richardson
Gov
Gov. Steunenberg
Coeur d’Alenes
Mr. Richardson
Harry Orchard
Pinkerton
Western Federation of Miners
Cripple Creek
Mine Owners’ Association
Bringing Back the Magills
Sheriff Campbell of Dewitt county Illinois travels by train with Fred Magill and his wife to Clinton to face murder charges in the death of Mrs Pet Magill. Miss Margaret Magill, daughter of the accused, arrives in Clinton aiding the case and his prior departure was kept secret.
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San Diego
Cal
Sheriff Campbell
Dewitt County
Illinois
Clinton
Fred Magill
Pet Magill
Margaret Magill
Five men badly burned at Homestead steel works
Pittsburg July 22 five workers were seriously burned and two possibly fatally hurt when a ladle of molten metal was tipped during tapping at the Homestead Steel works. Many others sustained minor injuries in the accident.
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Pittsburg
Homestead Steel Works
In Brief: Explosions, deaths, and economic notes across regions
About 400 miners were killed in a Japanese colliery explosion. Senora Quesada known as the Cuban Joan of Arc dies at 70. Lt. Col. Ayres to retire for disability. Cotton thread price to double in New York. Poisons sickened fourteen at a Mayfield Kentucky gathering. Helen Madigan dies from an auto crash. fiancé Dr E J Gallagher dies. James Wilson dies of fright in Cincinnati after being chased by police. A Knoxville man killed over 25 cent debt by Amos Oglesby. Tewfik Pasha pledges no recurrence of a bomb blast. James Hargis acquitted in Kentucky murder case. Farmers National Bank of Boyertown ordered closed. Feudists attacked on Frisco tracks. one killed. Federal grand jury indicts Standard Oil. court rules within jurisdiction. Coac land fraud indictments in Glenwood Springs. Bride killed in Camden then husband kills himself. US Steel strike halts iron ore work in Lake Superior. Augustus MacDonough dies at 87 in New York.
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Senora Quesada
Joan of Arc
Charles G. Ayres
Delaware
Maryland
Copper Mountain
New York
Mayfield
Helen Madigan
E. J. Gallagher
James Wilson
Cincinnati
Frank Wolliver
Knoxville
Tenn
Amos Oglesby
Tewfik Pasha
Constantinople
James Hargis
B. D. Cox
Kentucky
Farmers National Bank
Boyertown
National Bank
Bingham
Ozarks
Stanton
William Willigs
McCall
Federal
Memphis
Coac
Glenwood Springs
Col
Alice Bruce
Camden
N. J
Frederick Bruce
United States Steel Corporation
Vermilion
Mesaba Ranges
Lawyer Lansing Baird Ends Life in Central Park
Lansing Baird a 45 year old lawyer and former manager of Brown Ryan Williams uptown branch shot himself in the head while seated under a tree in Central Park. He had been missing three months and police had sought him on a warrant alleging several bad checks.
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New York
Lansing Baird
Uptown
Brown, Ryan & Williams, Brokers
Central Park
Baird
Western Canada crops promise record grain yields this year
Western farmers report improved conditions after a late spring. By May 20 85 percent of spring wheat was sown with fall wheat green and oats barley flax rising, acreage up 12 percent in oats 19 in barley and 13 in flax. Winter wheat heads by mid July if weather holds. Farmers hold five million bushels of wheat from last year and 1906 production reached 90 million bushels in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, drawing international buyers and settlers to the Last Best West.
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Western
Canada
Akotoks
High River
Nanton
Claresholm
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
United States
Europe
The Goat Comes First in Switzerland
A humorous note claims Switzerland places goats above all animals and even people. It outlines fines for vexing a goat, arrest rules for blocking a goat on paths, and a 3 cent penalty for harming a goat in another’s yard. It adds trains must halt for goats on tracks. Many Americans envy Swiss goats.
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Switzerland
Mountain Journey Sparks Reflections on Nature
A dreamy girl plans a summer escape to the mountains to feel nature's heartbeat. A pragmatic man recalls a previous trip seeking that essence, only to encounter biting weeds and "penetrating insects" amid a polluted contrast with the artificial city.
Starch Improvement Promises Stronger, Smoother Results
The article discusses ongoing starch improvements over 25 years noting current Defiance Starch omits troublesome chemicals and includes a new ingredient that enhances strength and smoothness beyond rival brands.
Eight Hours of Sleep Recommended for Nervous Women
The article advises women with nervous temperaments to sleep eight hours nightly to maintain health. It emphasizes rest as essential for stability and well being and frames sleep as a preventive measure.
Proud in Her Poverty
United States immigration commissioner Frank P. Sargent recalls a Swedish woman who faced eviction after her husband lost work. She refused a landlord's kiss, declaring they could be too poor to pay rent yet not too poor to kiss on their own terms.
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Frank P. Sargent
United States Commissioner of Immigration
Washington
Cuticura Heals Eczema Sore Eye Case Cited
Mrs Frank Abbott of Fulton Oswego County New York recounts a lengthy eczema ordeal in her one and a half year old daughter. After three doctors and an ulcer scare the Cuticura Remedies cost a dollar and produced rapid improvement with all sores clearing in a week though eyesight could not be restored.
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Oswego
Frank Abbott
Fulton, Oswego Co
N. Y
Imprint on Document Reveals Andrassy Habit
The Neue Presse recounts a tale about Count Julius Andrassy smoothing his oiled hair. After a significant ministerial document passed, the Austrian president noted the imprint of Andrassy's fingers on it, revealing his reading of the contents.
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Count Julius Andrassy
Buda-Pesth
Neue Presse
Count Andrassy
Council of Ministers
Europe’s Extinct Aurochs Confirmed as European Wild Ox
Professor A. Martens of Magdeburg reviews early literature on the aurochs or urus. He notes that a herd of thirty aurochses lived in Poland in 1564 and that a few half domesticated aurochs existed in 1627. The species later became extinct. typical color was black with gray in Poland and red in Germany.
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Europe
A. Martens
Magdeburg
Poland
Germany
Imitative “Mesiah” Bird Shines in Imitation Powers
The mesiah bird of India captivates with its extraordinary mimicry surpassing other birds. It showcases remarkable vocal imitations that astonish observers and highlight the bird’s renowned auditory repertoire.
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India
Her Pointed Retort at the Train Window
A railway porter jokes about the engine drinks to an old lady at a stop. She coolly corrects him saying the water is meant for the locomotive. The exchange ends with a wry line about their long journey and sleepy London.
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London
Allen's Foot-Ease Powder Praised Worldwide
Twelve years after its introduction Allen's Foot-Ease Foot powder became indispensable to millions. It is cleanly wholesome healing and antiseptic and provides rest to tired feet. It cures while you walk and over 30 000 testimonials support its effectiveness.
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Allen
Courage in the Back Room at Dawn
A lawyer a doctor and a newspaper man sit in a back room at dawn with empty bottles and cards. A rat runs across the hearth as they stare in uneasy silence. The lawyer declares he did not think he saw a rat.
Two Advertising Truths Told by Soap Millionaire and Actor Manager
An actor manager explains he stopped posters and relies on newspaper ads claiming readers attend the theater. The soap millionaire agrees noting those who do not read daily papers have no use for soap, emphasizing the press as the sole advertisement.
Right Starch Gives Superior Finish for Laundry
Home laundry becomes easier with Defiance Starch which provides stronger results. It requires much less thickness to achieve stiffness, preserving fabric beauty and wear.
Growth of Languages Roots Traced to Earlier Tongues
Linguistic history shows that major language families evolved from earlier speech forms. Latin developed from Oscan Etruscan and Greek influences, illustrating how languages branch from shared ancestries.
Great Nerve Restorer promises cure for nervous diseases
Dr R H Kline of Philadelphia advertises FITS St Vitus Dance and all nervous diseases as permanently cured by his Great Nerve Restorer. A free trial bottle and treatise are offered, with a $2.00 trial bottle available by mail from 931 Arch St Philadelphia.
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St. Vitus
Lowell on Sincerity in Self Dealings
A brief quotation from Lowell on sincerity, noting that no man achieves greatness without thorough self honesty. The text promotes Lewis' Single Binder cigars from Peoria and reflects a sales pitch for their mellow tobacco blend.
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Lewis
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Attention Grabbing Woman With Two Children At Oyster Bay Arrival
The Washington Post notes a woman at Oyster Bay who drew more attention than others by arriving with two children in her arms and leading a third by the hand. The scene highlights how a capable woman in public moments captures focus.
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Oyster Bay
Washington Post
Give Defiance Starch a fair trial for hot and cold
Try Defiance Starch for both hot and cold starching and compare results. If you do not think you can do better in less time and at lower cost, return it and your grocer will refund your money.
Unearthed Maxim on Growth of Worth in Later Years
A reflective line honors noble character as ages advance, praising the lasting glow of a lofty soul. It presents a vintage aphorism about maturity, virtue, and enduring excellence.
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