Jury Chosen for Haywood Trial in Boise
The Haywood murder case jury was completed at 12:30 and sworn in at 12:40 in Boise. V Sebdern was the last juror chosen among a panel including Gess, McBean, Gilman, Clark, Powell, and others. William D. Haywood, “first rate” after rest, appeared recovered from pain and medicines as proceedings resumed.
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Boise
Idaho
Haywood
V. Sebern
William D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Thomas G. Gess
Finley McBean
Samuel D. Gilman
Daniel Clark
George Powell
O. V. Sebdern
H. F. Sessecar
Lee Scrivener
J. A. Robertson
Levi Smith
P Burns
Samuel F. Russell
Haywood Better
Western Federation of Miners
Grafters Get Theirs In Savannah Harbor Fraud Case
The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed the Savannah court sentence in the Green and Gaynor case involving over half a million dollars in fraud tied to government contract work in the Savannah harbor. The four year imprisonment term for each defendant is accompanied by a total fine of 575000 dollars.
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New Orleans
Savannah Court
Green and Gaynor
Savannah Harbor
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Wight Named Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Pearl Wight, Republican national committeeman from Louisiana, accepts post as commissioner of Internal Revenue to take effect December 1. A temporary appointee will serve until the president fills the position.
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Iana
Washington, D. C
Pearl Wight
Louisiana
Internal Revenue
Trim
Despondent man kills himself at ex wife’s home
Burlington Iowa June 3 Ed Conn committed death by his own action at the home of his divorced wife by taking morphine. Despondency over his trouble with the woman who once loved him caused the rash act.
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Burlington
Conn
Butchers Strike Over alleged Union Bias at Swift Plant
South St. Joseph Missouri June 3. One hundred twenty five pork butchers at Swift and Company plant strike claiming management discharged members for union prominence. Reports say Nelson Morris and Hammond plants may strike tonight.
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South St. Joseph
Swift and Company
Nelson- Morris
Hammond
Kuroki Visits See Breakers Tri-Cities in Iowa Tour
General Baron Kuroki and 18 officers visited the tri-cities arriving in Rock Island from Chicago. They toured the arsenal and were entertained by Col. Blunt before departing for Fort Leavenworth on a Burlington line special train.
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Davenport
Baron Kuroki
Tri-Cities
Rock Island
Chicago
Windy City
Auditorium Annex
Burlington Road
Muscatine
Fort Leavenworth
Rock Island Road
Burlington
Kuroki
Pacific Coast
San Francisco tensions cited over U S Japan ties
Tokyo observers warn the situation over Japan United States relations is uneasy. Politicians fear friction from federal state autonomy issues and labor opposition to Japan's treaty rights after the second San Francisco incident.
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Tokio
Japan
United States
San Francisco
Wall Street Nervous Over Weather and Railroads
In New York the market opened with a 2 to 3 point drop led by Pacific railroads and copper industries. Analysts blamed Hariman system comments his warnings plus unseasonable weather, intermittent production slowdowns, lower copper prices, and rising gold exports for the souring market tone.
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New York
Pacific
Harriman
Widespread Kentucky Floods Cause Major Damage
Reports indicate damage from Saturday night's waterspout in central and eastern Kentucky will exceed $50,000. Livestock, bridges, fencing and small outbuildings washed away across Nicholas, Pendleton, Wolfe, Lee, Grant, Harrison, Bourbon, Montgomery, Bath and neighboring counties. All trains are derailed by landslides.
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Lexington
Nicholas
Pendleton
Wolfe
Lee
Grant
Harrison
Bourbon
Montgomery
Bath
Kentucky
Europe’s money kings frightened by failed Union Pacific loan
New York June 3 E H Harriman said negotiations to place a fifty million dollar loan in Europe by the Union Pacific railroad failed due to attacks on railroad corporations in this country earlier this year. The statement notes the impact of domestic hostility on international finance efforts.
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New York
Europe
Union Pacific Railroad
E. H. Harriman
Life Insurance Sours to Tragedy in Lawrence
Lu cien H Perkins secretary of the state board of bar examiners in Lawrence Kansas leapt from a roof after his life was insured for 450000. He died from injuries and investigators note a prior fire and a letter seeking deadly poison.
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Lawrence
Kan
Lucien H. Perkins
State Board of Bar Examiners
Perkins
Medical Department
University of Michigan
Confederate Leader Jefferson Davis Memorial Unveiled in Virginia
Richmond, June 3. A bronze statue of Jefferson Davis was unveiled during the Confederate veterans reunion with Mrs. J. A. Hayes pulling the cover cord and her grandsons assisting. General Clement A. Evans spoke as Bryan and his wife attended the ceremony alongside the governor and his wife. New Orleans marks Davis birthday as a double holiday.
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Richmond
Jefferson Davis
J. A. Hayes
Colorado Springs
Colo
Clement A. Evans
William Jennings Bryan
New Orleans
Pier 8 fire at Fort Monroe suspected arson high losses
Fire at the government pier Fort Monroe Va believed started by thieves to cover a robbery ripped through the freight and passenger house and general offices. Total damage runs to the thousands with extensive destruction reported early this morning.
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Fort Monroe
Government Pier
Many Men Return To Work In NYC Dock Strike
About five thousand long shoremen returned to work on the docks as coastwise and smaller steamship lines accepted the strikers demand for a five cent hourly raise. Trans Atlantic line officials rejected the compromise, but strikers hope for future acceptance.
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New York
Coastwise
Trans-Atlantic Lines
First Holy Communion Class at St Matthias Church
A group of thirty boys and girls will receive their first holy communion at St Matthias on Sunday June 16. High mass at 10 o clock precedes a body attendance and a dinner in the school hall. The church will be specially decorated with a musical program. The class includes Callahan Daley Fox Foster Farrell Duggan Montre al Geltz Ribak Fuller Fackeldey Weber Fuller Lawler Oleson Anson Roach Flannery Healey McNulty Kelley Schaeffer Hahn Leysen Schumacher Healey Farrell Geltz Lawler Heitz.
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St. Matthias Church
Fielen Callahan
Margaret Daley
Josephine Fox
Florence Foster
Julia Farrell
Margaret Duggan
Inez Montreal
Margaret Geltz
Mary Ribak
Florence Fuller
Getchen Fackeldey
Mary Weber
Margaret Fuller
Mary Lawler
Stella Oleson
Barry Anson
Robert Roach
Lawrence Flannery
Eugene Healey
James McNulty
Harry Kelley
Clarence Schaeffer
Robert Hahn
Geo. Leysen
Antone Schumacher
Ralph Healey
Daniel Farrell
Valentine Geltz
James Lawler
Lewis Heitz
St Louis Produce Market Bulletin Missing Details
Market report from St. Louis shows scattered figures for corn and oats with unclear June and July references. Numerical entries 444 945qC 52444 appear without identifiable prices or units.
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St. Louis
Iowa divorce ruling labels woman a bigamist
New Haven Conn June 3 Judge Robinson of the Connecticut supreme court says Mrs Edna Crane formerly Edna Carter of Osage Iowa is guilty of bigamy for marrying George Crane after securing a divorce from Herbert N Platt in 1904 the decree had no personal service and only a small Iowa notice.
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New Haven
Conn
Robinson
Connecticut Supreme Court
Iowa
George Crane
Osage
Platt
Het
Crane
Cotton Leak Case Begins Trial for Edwin S. Holmes Jr
Edwin S. Holmes Jr former assistant statistician at the Department of Agriculture was placed on trial in the cotton leak case today in Washington along with co defendants Frederick A Peckham and Moses Haas of New York charged with conspiracy and related offenses.
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Washington, D. C
Edwin S. Holmes, Jr
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Holmes
Frederick A. Peckham
Moses Haas
New York
Danish actress shot by jealous husband in Copenhagen
Celebrated Danish actress Corda Krum Nathansen was shot by her husband yesterday in Copenhagen. He then killed himself, with jealousy cited as the motive in this tragic personal crisis report.
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Copenhagen
Corda Krum Nathansen
Irish Bill Dropped After Dublin Convention Rejection
In London the premier announced that the government will drop the Irish bill after the Irish nationalist convention in Dublin rejected the measure. The Commons action follows the Dublin decision and ends the effort to pass the bill.
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London
House of Commons
Campbell-Bannerman
Dublin
King Edward Hosts Veteran Officers From India At Levee
A large contingent of officers who served in India during the Mutiny attended King Edward’s levee at St James Palace. They recall the siege of Delhi and the defense and relief of Lucknow as key episodes in the uprising’s history.
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London
Edward
St. James Palace
India
Delhi
Lucknow
Three Die In Turnverein Hall Fire In Newark
Fire partially destroyed the Turnverein hall in Newark and killed janitor Joseph Hoencke his wife and child. Police rescued other residents living above the hall after a difficult effort.
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Newark
N. J
Joseph Hoencke
Turnverein Hall
Ebkicht
Cleveland Strike Hits Two Thousand Machinists
About two thousand machinists in Cleveland halted work as shops refused the union demand for a nine hour day. The walkout follows tense negotiations and affects multiple plants across the city.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Iowa Weather Forecast Recap
Weather outlook for Iowa and Illinois shows party cloudy tonight with showers and possible thunderstorms. Temperatures rise tonight and cool Tuesday with western cooler tonight and eastern showers. Sunrise at 4 15 and dawn at 12 48 am with irregular time note 4 19.
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Illinois
Iowa
Pete
Woon
Devils of Remorse Chase Accused Murderer Across States
A fugitive accused of murder is pursued across multiple states by authorities and vigilante groups. Investigators pursue leads as the chase spans highways and border towns.
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Devils of Remorse
Man confesses after 12,000 mile flight to hide guilt
Ernest Martini returns to Chicago from a two year flight, admits killing a man in self defense, seeks justice, and says the ordeal left him haunted by voices and dreams as he surrenders to police at Des Plaines Street Station. He began in Muscatine Iowa and traveled on foot across the nation.
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Ernest Martini
Muscatine
Martini
Chicago
Desplaines Street
Murda
Deea
Iowa
Orestes
Stenographer dies after runaway buggy incident
In Oskaloosa on June 4 a Miss Cora Whealey, a stenographer at Hanna Garment, died from injuries from a buggy runaway. She had attended a Holiness camp meeting and was returning home when the buggy team spooked by a stump caused the runaway. Her parents live at Trillsporo.
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Oskaloosa
Cora Whealey
Hanna Garment Factory
Wheasley
Miss Whealey
Trillsporo
Eighteenth Annual Congress of Sons of the American Revolution
Denver hosts the eighteenth annual congress of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution as seventy five delegates convene. Delegates from across the nation attend the Denver gathering to discuss society affairs and activities.
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Denver
Colo
the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
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