Haywood trial charge to jury in Steunenberg murder case
Judge Woods told the jury Haywood is on trial for the murder of Frank Steunenberg and nothing else. He outlined conspiracy law and cautioned against relying on accomplice testimony, noting the defense-friendly tone and options of verdict from first degree murder to not guilty.
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Steunenberg
Boise
Idaho
Fremont Wood
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Frank Steunenberg
Lemeth
Stap
Orchard
Borah
United States
Woods
Steve Adams
Colorado
Pinkerton
Wood
Moyer
Pettibone
Defendemt
Stearenberg
Couer d’Alenes
Harry Orcherd
New York Firm Plans Keosauqua to Fairfield Route
A New York construction representative and the president of a trust company will travel to Keosauqua and Fairfield to inspect the proposed line to the Interurban. If signed, about 500 men and teams will move to begin construction, with Keosauqua water power cited as a key asset.
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New York Construction Company
Fairfield
Keosauqua
Interurban Association of
Miracles of Today At St Anne Shrine In Illinois
Multitudes of afflicted pilgrims gathered at the shrine of St Anne in St. Anne Illinois for a novena day of miracles. A paralysed girl walked unaided from the church altar to a convent, inspiring a triumphant chorus among worshipers. The culmination came as Miss Mary Pierce seventeen from Delphi Indiana received blessing after traveling to the shrine.
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Chicago
St. Anne
Mary Pierce
Delphi
Ind
Fly Bite Fatal to Six in Canada Wild Region
John Griffin reports six deaths from blood poisoning after stings by black flies near his Algonquin park camp in Canada. Griffin, a long time hunter in the area, says the pests are most numerous and deadly in the region near East Aurora, New York, where the report originates dated July 27.
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Canada
East Aurora
N. Y
John Griffin
Algonquin Park
Griffin
Prof A V Storm Joins College Faculty In Ames
Iowa City July 27 Prof A V Storm resigned as superintendent and moved to Ames to join the agricultural college faculty He will direct agricultural extension work related to public schools and continues his education service.
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Iowa City
A. V. Storm
Ames
Agricultural College
Venezuela Refuses Arbitration Threatens U S Relations
Caracas July 27 The Venezuelan government hands an answer to Secretary Rost's note on arbitration of five American claims and persists in refusing to arbitrate The outcome may endanger diplomatic relations with the United States with some predicting severance.
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Caracas
Vez
Foreign Office
Russel
Rost
Venezuela
United States
Sentences handed to men in anti Jewish attacks case
In Bialystok on July 27 the district court sentenced participants in the June 1906 anti Jewish attacks. Demyanovitch received eight years at hard labor in the mines, four other men were given life terms.
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Bialystok
Russia
Demyanovitch
Well Known Man Dead Joseph Unash of Iowa City
Joseph Unash of Iowa City in Co F 14th U S Infantry died at Vancouver Barracks Washington. He served nine years in the Spanish American War and two periods in the Philippines. He was 51, single.
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Joseph Unash
Iowa City
Co. F
14Th U.S. Infantry
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Iown
Philippines
Death of Laurence Peters Shocks West Liberty Village
Laurence Peters, a 72 year old West Liberty resident for over thirty years, died at his Third street home after a barb wire wound became blood poisoning. He leaves a wife and four children. funeral plans were not yet set.
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West Liberty
Laurence Peters
Third Street
Pettus in Dying as Alabama Senator Unconscious
A Hot Springs North Carolina telegram reports Senator Edmund W Pettus of Alabama is dying after becoming unconscious at the breakfast table yesterday and remaining so.
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New York
Hot Springs
North Carolina
Edmund W. Pettus
Alabama
Striking Duluth Dockers Reject Steel Talks
In Duluth Minnesota on July 27 mayor Cullum read a US Steel refusal to bargain with the union. The dock workers voted to stay out and fight the strike to its end.
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Duluth
Minn
Cullum
United States Steel Corporation
Brownsville riot witnesses set to testify before senate panel
Washington July 27 Direct evidence that Browns ville Texas was not shot up by three companies of the Twenty fifth Infantry will be given by new witnesses when the senate military affairs committee resumes its riot inquiry in November. They will also say Browns ide was assaulted by an organized band of desperate men terrorizing residents.
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Washington, D. C
Brownsville
Texas
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Brownside
Revolution Breaks Out Near Argentine Province Border
Riotous activity reported in a border province near Brazil as revolutionary movement erupts. Brazilian government deploys troops to frontier to safeguard neutrality and prevent cross border incidents.
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Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Revolutionary
Assassins Plot Unearthed in St Petersburg
Police uncover a plot to assassinate General Roediger minister of war. Several members of the military organization of the social revolutionists are taken into custody in St Petersburg on July 27.
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St. Petersburg
Das
Roediger
Military Organization of Social Revolutionists
Last Sad Rites Planned for A. W. Lee in Ottumwa
The Iowa journalist A. W. Lee will lie in state in Ottumwa with funeral services set for Monday at 5 30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church. His remains arrived in Montreal on the Virginian and were met by Mrs. Lee and relatives before continuing to Chicago and Cedar Rapids.
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Ottumwa
New Scout Cruiser Salem Launched to Boost Navy War Time Efficiency
Quincy launch reports a new scout cruiser Salem intended to enhance wartime naval efficiency with a top speed of 2 knots, higher than any existing cruiser. Washington bids open for largest government drydock at Bremerton Naval Station at 1,193 million dollars as bidders compete. Portsmouth sees the Dreadnaught class battleship Bellerophon launched by Princess Henry of Battenberg.
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Quincy
Mass
Salem
Washington, D. C
F. McLellan & Company, Incorporated
Seattle
Washington
Bremerton Naval Station
Sound
Portsmouth
Bellerophon
Princess Henry of Battenberg
President Roosevelt Congratulates Georgia Rescue Crew
In response to Admiral Brownson's note about the Georgia disaster, President Roosevelt congratulates Admiral Thomas and the ship's officers and crew for resuming work without delay. The letter was made public in Oyster Bay on July 27.
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Oyster Bay
Brownson
Georgia
Roosevelt
Thomas
Cuban Elections Put Off Until Next Year
Havana reports that Cuban municipal elections cannot be held this year. Secretary Taft hoped for September or October but census work delays push elections to January or February, disappointing Cubans nationwide.
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Havana
Taft
Moulders Endorse Haywood At Union Convention
The Iron Moulders' Union of North America adopted a resolution of sympathy for William D. Haywood on trial in Boise. The body urged its executive board to circulate appeals to affiliated lodges for financial aid to Haywood and colleagues.
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Philadelphia
The
Iron Moulders’ Union of North America
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Boise
Moulders’ Union
Haywood
Governor's Wife Dies in Texas Passes Away
Mrs Newton C. Blanchard, wife of Louisiana's governor, died today in Mineral Wells Texas after being in New Orleans and Texas. She was significant figure in state affairs and her passing follows a notable public life.
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Newton C. Blanchard
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mineral Wells
Texas
State and U. S. Officers Clash in Rate Tangle
A warrant is issued for the arrest of President Finley of the Southern Road after a clash between state and federal officers over rates. The dispute centers on regulatory charges and enforcement jurisdiction.
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U. S
Railroad magnate freed amid habeas corpus actions in Ashville
In Ashville North Carolina July 27 federal Judge Pritchard ordered the release of railroad magnate Finley through habeas corpus proceedings after police and a U S marshal seized him at the Battery Park hotel. Police Chief Reyolds testified as to Wilson the city ticket agent already jailed for thirty days on the new rate law. Officials from the Southern railway headed to Raleigh seeking a settlement with state authorities as the case continued.
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Butler
Allegheny and Western
Bates
Charles Neal
Dubois
Ralph Dawson
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
New Castile
Ashville
N. C
Finley
Southern Railway
Wilson
Battery Park
U. S
Pritchard
Reynolds
Railroad
Lake Toxaway
Southern
Raleigh
Many Applicants Take Examination for Teaching Certificates
The Muscatine County July teacher examination led by Professor R. W. Leverich closed with 67 applicants. Ten pursued higher branches, 57 sat common branches. First class requires 75 average plus 75 on higher, second class 75 on common, third class 65 with 60 minimum. Exams lasted three days. results expected from Des Moines in two weeks.
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R. W. Leverich
Des Moines
Leverich
Muscatine
Illinois and Iowa Weather Showers and Warmer Outlook
Illinois sees showers tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures. Iowa reports showers tonight and Sunday with warmer conditions in northern and eastern regions. Sunrise is at 4 57, sunset 7 14, and the moon rises at 9 16.
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