Haywood Trial Trial Focus Ends In Court Machinery
The famous defendant in the murder case of Governor Steunenberg halts as the court machinery stops. A sick man is mentioned in the proceedings.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
1
Nervous Breakdown Delays Haywood Murder Trial
William D. Haywood fell seriously ill in his Boise county jail cell as doctors treated a suspected nervous breakdown amid weeks of tense jury selection for the murder trial of former Governor Steunenberg. The court adjourned and no court is expected today while physicians report to Judge Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Haywood
Wood
Weather forecaster predicts real summer heat after weekend
The Weather Bureau reports records broken for mean temperatures over the past two months. Forecaster Frankenfield says eastern areas will see rain and cooler days this weekend while the central regions warm, and warmer, summery weather follows. A distant earthquake tremor was felt in Washington for about an hour starting at 8:47 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Frankenfield
Washington
Western Intercollegiate track field games at Marshall Field
One hundred eighty seven athletes from sixteen colleges compete in fourteen events at Marshall Field in Chicago amid a cold northwest wind and possible rain. Michigan is absent due to competing in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Western Inter-collegiate Association
Marshall Field
University of Michigan
New Haven
Iowa Feudist Attacked Wife Shot Dead Near Bloomfield
Bloomfield Iowa June 1 A man wrestled with Ora Sample as he tried to seize a gun from Joseph Richardson. The weapon discharged, striking Mrs. Richardson in a thigh artery and causing her death within minutes. Sample fled and remains at large. The couple lived five miles north of Bloomfield amid a long quarrel with Sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Joseph Richardson
Ora Sample
Richardson
Sample
Texas Oil Suit Jury Draws 1.62 Million Penalty Verdict
The jury in Texas vs Waters-Pierce Oil Co awarded the state 1,623,800 in penalties and cancelled the company’s Texas permit. The defense indicated it would appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Somebody Else's Turn Says Teddy
Meyersdale and Pittsburg train coverage reports President Roosevelt greeting crowds in McKeesport and Rockwood on June 1. He declines another run saying it is somebody else’s turn, then returns to Washington aboard the presidential train amid cheers and brief chats with workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyersdaile
McKeesport
Rockwood
Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Ittsburg
President Roosevelt
Washington
Rifle Range Will Stay In Warren County
The government will continue to operate its rifle range in Warren county for the present. Land owned by a farmer who objected to the operation has been leased by the government through the war department and Colonel Murray, allowing the shooting to continue. The June National Guard shoot will occur there instead of Sioux City due to the farmer’s threats of injunction proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Des Moines
War Department
Murray
National Guard
Sioux City
Thrift
Cooke
Earthquake in Ecuador Briefly Felt in Guayaquil
Quayaquil Ecuador June 1 three earth shocks were felt about 3 20 this morning the second was very heavy lasting about forty seconds. No reports from interior yet but probable that much damage occurred. In Guayaquil no damage due to building construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quayaquil
Ecuador
Interior of the Republic
Swarthmore's Kreuger Sets 46-Feet Shot Mark at Final Meet
Boston June 1 finals in the intercollegiate track and field championship saw Kreuger of Swarthmore throw the shot 46 feet 54 inches, breaking the former record of 16 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreuger
Swarthmore
Boston
Mass
Japanese General Kuroki to Pass Through Muscatine Monday
General Baron Kuroki and eighteen officers travel by special train en route from Davenport to Fort Leavenworth. They pass Rock Island, visit the arsenal, and dine quietly at Colonel Blunt's headquarters with no large reception. An interpreter accompanies the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Kuroki
Muscatine
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Davenport
Kuroki
Chicago
Metropolis
Rock Island
O. E. Wood
Ft. Leavenworth
Seattle
Wash
Japan
Arsenal
Ss. E. Blunt
Blunt
Man Kills Thinking Neighbor a Haunt in Woods
In Oskaloosa Iowa on June 1 a colored man, George Fielding, shot and killed William Harding after mistaking him for a haunt a mysterious animal said to roam local woods. Harding died instantly from the single gunshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
William Harding
George Fielding
Durfee
Fielding
Harding
Son of James the Lawless Becomes James the Lawyer
Kansas City June 1 Jesse James son of the noted bandit was graduated from the Kansas City School of Law last evening, receiving the highest grade of any in his class of thirty eight. He will practice law in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jesse James
Kansas City School of Law
Missionary returns to Cincinnati after family murders in China
Dr. F. C. Mabkle, Presbyterian missionary, arrived in San Francisco en route to Cincinnati from Lien Chou near Hunan. He cites the October 1905 anti Christian uprising that killed his wife and 19 year old daughter and warns of a possible fresh native uprising as political tensions rise near Canton. He notes widespread unease among locals about dynastic change and foreign influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
F. C. Mabkle
Doric
Cincinnati
Lien Chou
Hunan
Canton
No More Hitch Racks Around Public Square
Oskaloosa residents split over removal of hitch racks on the public square. District court ordered their removal citing street obstruction. the plaintiffs plan to appeal to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
District Court
Supreme Court
Lake steamer Selwyn Eddy sinks after collision
The Selwyn Eddy of the Shaw-Eddy fleet was sunk in the Detroit river after colliding with the steel barge Maida owned by United States Steel. The Eddy drifted toward the Canadian shore and sank about fifty feet from shore in twenty five feet of water. All crew members were unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Selwyn Eddy
Shaw-Eddy
Detroit River
Maida
United States Steel Corporation
Orator at 100 Years Marks Boyakin’s Memorial Address
Marysville Kan June 1 On the 100th anniversary of his birth Dr Williamson F Boyakin of this city protege of General Andrew Jackson lawyer soldier editor and divine who knew personally every president from Jefferson to Grant delivered the memorial address today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Kan
Williamson F. Boyakin
Andrew Jackson
Jefferson
Grant
Bank Statement Shows Mixed Movements in June
New York on June 1 reports banks held 12.782 million dollars more than legal reserve requirements. Loans rose 13.542 thousand dollars and deposits increased 15.554 million. Reserves grew 982 thousand while surplus declined by 2.9204 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iowa Weather Fair Tonight Then Warmer Sunday
Chicago reports Iowa will have fair skies tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures. Partly cloudy conditions prevail tonight in Illinois as a contrast to Iowa’s forecast. Sun rises at 4 19 and sets at 7 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Railroad Leaders Back Roosevelt Square Deal Push
Chicago June 1 railroad presidents in Chicago have accepted President Roosevelt at his word and plan to aid him in delivering a square deal to railways the public shippers and investors in railway securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Ilway Securities
Des Moines Adjutant General: towns must armory militia company
Adjutant General Thrift declares any town forming a militia company must provide an armory from the outset. He cites Estherville in northwestern Iowa as ready to build, while Le Mars hesitates. The state offers liberal rental support, but armory provision remains the key issue for new companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Thrift
Iowa
Estherville
LeMars
Henry Johnson Middle Fatally Harmed by Mob in Echo
An elderly Black man, Henry Johnson Middle, was seized from the jail by about 150 men in Echo and fatally harmed yesterday. He had been charged with attempting a criminal act against his employer’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Henry Johnson
Echo
Chicago University baseball team suspended and coach dismissed
The University of Chicago announced the suspension of its baseball team from intercollegiate play and the dismissal of Coach Dickinson. The charge stems from a game with Minnesota yesterday when Chicago used only one center fielder and had another bat in for him, a trick Minnesota did not detect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago Today
Dickinson
Athletic Board
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Iowa Man in Gould Divorce Case Surfaces in Des Moines
Harry Veatch, former private secretary to Mrs. Howard Gould, has aided his brother T. E. Veatch of Kirkwood hotel management. A New York detective agency manager spent two days in Des Moines seeking Veatch to testify, and two telegrams urged him to travel to New York. Although not compelled, Veatch is likely to be involved before the trial ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Des Moines
Harry Veatch
T. E. Veatch
Kirkwood
Gould
New York
Veatch
Howard Gould
Wisconsin Wins Mendota Regatta In Two Mile Race
Wisconsin eight oared crew coached by Edward H Ten Eyck defeated Syracuse by two lengths on a two mile course finishing in 10 39. Syracuse four finished five lengths back in 11 45. Wisconsin freshmen beat St Johns Military Academy by eight lengths in 3 53 on an estimated mile course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Edward H. Ten Eyck
Syracuse
James A. Ten Eyck
Badger
St. John’s Military Academy
Court sustains union of Presbyterian bodies in Illinois
The Illinois Third District Court upholds the union of the Presbyterian and Cumberland Presbyterian churches. It rules civil courts lack authority to enjoin the merger, stating the matter is for ecclesiastical tribunals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Third District
Illinois
Presbyterian
Cumberland Presbyterian Churches
Inauguration of Active Work on Alaska Yukon Pacific Fair
The page reports the start of ground work for the Alaska Yukon Pacific fair with ceremonies marking the event. Officials and planners outline early aims for the exhibition, infrastructure and anticipated regional impact.
Seattle Gala Opens Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition Work
Seattle marked the ground breaking for the Alaska-Yukon Pacific exposition to be held in 1909. The ceremonies featured trumpets, military pageantry, speeches, and banquets with Hon. John Barrett as presidential representative and principal speaker. Local and regional guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
John Barrett
International Bureau of American Republicans
Roosevelt
AFL Takes Drastic Action Over Brewery Union Charter
Washington June 1 The American Federation of Labor withdraws recognition from the International Union of Brewery Workmen in Gompers absence. Secretary Morrison reads Gompers announcement that the charter is revoked for rejecting federation terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Washington, D. C
Gompers
Morrison
International Union of Brewery Workmen
United States Germany Reach Reciprocal Trade Agreement
The June 1 proclamation announces a commercial agreement under the Dingley act, listing US articles granted reduced duties to Germany and Germany’s reciprocity concessions. Secretary Chernow’s April letter says negotiations aim to boost friendly relations and trade. About forty American products will face minimum German tariffs, with broader concessions tied to a future reciprocity treaty subject to Congress approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Germany
State Department
Congress
Beef Advances in St. Louis Trade Fight
St. Louis June 1 Consumers pay beef advances today from two to six cents a pound due to a dispute between packers and live stock dealers. Pack ers refuse to pay for cows and heifers until after the government union follows the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis, Mo
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Dickerson
Seattle Presents
President Barrett
ST. Louis
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