Jury Secures Mock Trial Start in Haywood Case
Boise dispatch reports Judge Wood intends to secure a jury today in the William D. Haywood murder case tied to the Steunenberg assassination. Prosecution, led by James H. Hawley, will open tomorrow, outlining Idaho’s position against Haywood and co-defendants Moyer Pettibone and Orchard as Pinkerton detectives and Western Federation of Miners labels come under scrutiny.
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Boise
Idaho
William D. Maywood
Steunenberg
Fremont Wood
James H. Hawley
Confise
Ment
Haywood
Moyer
Pettibone
Simpkins
Orchard
Frank Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
Western Federation of Miners
Pinkerton Detective Agency
James McPartland
Lamound
Akerton
Rch
Moyer and Pettibone
Muebh
Curedg Phi
Belaf
Cly Im Court
Brennenberg
Mine Owners’ Association
Western Federation of Aimers
Milwaukee Mayor Considers Stage Role in The Man of the Hour
Chicago reports Mayor Sherburn M. Hecker of Milwaukee is negotiating to quit office for a lead role in a political play titled The Man of the Hour. An offer of 1500 dollars weekly is on the table after a playful suggestion became serious. If he accepts, he would resign before his term ends next April.
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Chicago
Sherburn M. Hecker
Milwaukee
New York
Becker
Mrs McKinley Memorial Service Honors Loyalty and Faith
In Canton Ohio the First Methodist Episcopal church held a memorial service for Mrs. McKinley. Pastor Buxton praised her keen judgment of men and measures and her unwavering loyalty to her husband. Her faith sustained him, her confidence aided his career, and her devotion to memory remained undimmed.
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Canton
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Buffalo
End of a Long Chase in Van Wert Ohio
A man claimed to be Marvin Kuhns the famed horse thief pardoned in 1806 by Governor Herrick was fatally shot after a forty mile chase from near St Marys into Auglaize county. Sheriff Hott and two farmers pursued him following the theft of a horse and buggy from Arthur Sucith.
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van Wert
Marvin Kuhns
Ohio
Herrick
Hott
St. Marys
Auglaize County
Arthur
Sucith
Bryan Calls Section a Barrier in Nomination Talk
In Richmond on June 3 William Jennings Bryan said section should not block a man's presidential bid by the Democratic Party. He explained why he could not view Roosevelt as a Democrat and said he would consider running if the party demanded it and it served the party's good.
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Bryan
Richmond
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Hryan
Fatal Shooting in Freeport Misidentification Case
Mrs. Edna Humelhagen aged nineteen was shot and killed by Herbert E. Springer eighteen from Rockford WL who pursued her through a Ninth street crowd. Springer later revived from an alcoholic stupor and claimed he mistook Mrs Humelhagen for a Rockford girl who had allegedly spurned him.
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Freeport
Edna Humelhagen
Herbert E. Springer
Rockford
Humelhagen
Ninth Street
Springer
Hurnelhagen
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 0 St Louis 1 and Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 3. American League games show St Louis 4 Cleveland 2 and Chicago 3 Detroit 4. American Association scores list Milwaukee 5 St Paul 3 and Louisville 2 Indianapolis 6. Kansas City 4 Minneapolis 2 and Toledo 5 Columbus 1.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbua
Cornerstone laid for fourth cathedral in St Paul
The cornerstone of the fourth cathedral of St Paul was laid Sunday afternoon. Upon completion in four years the cathedral is expected to surpass other American churches in architectural distinction and beauty. The project will cost upward of 3 million dollars with 700 thousand already subscribed.
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St. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Man sets fire after threats. four die in Mexico home
Francis Aldape enraged by his wife s threat to leave. He started a blaze in the family home in City of Mexico. Four residents died and several others were seriously burned. Aldape was arrested as two of the injured reportedly near death.
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City of Mexico
Francis Aldape
Aldape
Paris Protest Erupts Over Empress Eugenie Loot Case
The Paris public denounces Empress Eugenie as a thief over the removal of priceless items once owned by Napoleon III. Courts, gifts from sovereigns, tapestries and relics are cited as evidence, with experts valuing the plunder near one million dollars. Authorities appeal the ruling amid uproar in newspapers.
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Paris
Eugenie
Napoleon II
Tuilleries
Riveria
Napoleon Til
Napoleon
Snowy June Parallels Winter Across New York
Snow fell in New York on the first Sunday of June drawing midwinter comparisons. Reports from upstate areas include two heavy snow squalls in the Catskills where many residents summered, creating an unusual seasonal contrast for New Yorkers.
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New York
Catskills
International convention to urge union labels in Logansport
The Women's Union Label League plans a Logansport meeting this week. A major aim is to curb popularity of all headgear lacking a union label from bonnets to picture hats and even babies' hats without labels.
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Logansport
Ind
Women's Union Label League
Chinese Revolution Growing Near Swatow and Amoy
June 3 Shanghai reports the revolutionists near Swatow and Amoy causing fatalities and burning official buildings. Authorities fear Swatow losses will invite foreign interference as towns and villages are occupied.
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Shanghai
Swatow
Amoy
Oklahoma Supreme Court to Hear Oklahoma Constitution Case
Guthrie Oklahoma June 3 Litigation concerning the constitutional convention and a direct hearing on the special election for ratification or rejection of the constitution for the state of Oklahoma will be taken up by the Oklahoma supreme court which convenes there tomorrow.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Brooklyn Seaman Ed Ruth Survives Belle of Brooklyn Disaster
Edward Ruth of Brooklyn was brought to New Haven by the tug Wyoming as the sole survivor of five. The other four men perished when the auxiliary sloop Belle of Brooklyn capsized in heavy seas off Norwalk in Long Island sound Sunday.
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New Haven
Conn
Edward Ruth
Brooklyn
Wyoming
Belle
Norwalk
Long Island Sound
Mob Storms Jail in Echo. Henry Johnson Lynched
June 3 in Alexandria Louisiana a mob of about 150 men pulled Henry Johnson from Echo jail and lynched the middle aged Black man who had been arrested on charges of attempted criminal assault against his employer's wife.
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Alexandria
Henry Johnson
Echo
Fifty Years in Ministry Honored in Wabash Jubilee
The Rev. Dr. L. L. Carpenter marked a half century as a Christian church minister with an all day rally in Wabash Indiana. He began at age twenty five and now at seventy five remains active dedicating churches and preaching dozens yearly. He has dedicated 701 churches and baptized 15000 people while preaching about 12000 sermons and has raised around five million dollars for church dedications.
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Wabash
Ind
L. L. Carpenter
Christan Church
Christian Church
Spring Hill
Carpenter
Dr. Carpenter
Bethany Assembly
Local Council Meets Tonight And Community Notes
The city council meets tonight in regular session. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y M C A will hold a meeting tomorrow at 2 30 PM. Trinity Aid Society hosts a day outing at Mr Charles Hammeremith’s home next Thursday. The Burton Stags polo team cleared about 850 at a benefit night at the opera house eating rink Saturday. Cases against Amaton Stoner and Thomas Irwin of Corydon for liquor law violations will be heard today in the United States Court at Indianapolis. Pleasant Jenkins will not be re elected Harrian county schools superintendent as state continues to withhold a license over moral character questions. James Moore of Creydon awarded Shelby Medal for top chemistry lab work at Hanover College. medal to be awarded at June commencement if he is valedictorian. The god medal, given annually by Dr Willen D Steiby of Charlestown, honors top laboratory proficiency.
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Francis Joseph
Chicago
Olympia
London
King Edward
International Medical Association For the Prevention
Samuel Coplovich
St. Paul
Geological Survey
United States
The
Hague
Amaton Stoner
Thomas Irwin
Corydon
Indianapolis
Pleasant Jenkins
Harrican County
Uootton
Jameel, Moore
Creydon
Hanover College
Dro Willen LD Steiby
Charlestown
Georgy F Boardman
Morgan Geld, Ky
Col
R. M. Boardmar
Bist Market Street
D. W. J. Leach
Atlantic City
American Medical Assecisioo
Orville O Daniel
Pittsburg
Bue
Wood
David Espin
Alain Street
Minneola
Kan
Florence Schooauver
Thomas Hauler
Yucaifora
Richmond
Thomas W Oglesby
Jeffersonville
Mise Myrtle Hatch
Probing an Alleged Plumbers Trust in Indianapolis
The Brand grand jury began an inquiry into a supposed Plumbers Trust in Indianapolis. Joseph Miller of Toledo, a former Indianapolis member, provided evidence and may testify along with many Masters Plumbers' Association members. Miller alleges bid collusion via a secret bonus added to estimates and shared after contracts are awarded.
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Indianapolis
Plumbers' Trust
Brand Jury
Joseph Miller
Toledo
Miller
Master Plumbers’ Association of
Notics
Association
Man Killed by 26000-Volt Substation Current Near Frankfort
Frankfort Ind June 3 Charles Harmon a section hand on the Indianapolis Northwestern traction line died instantly at a substation south of Frankfort after a high voltage arc struck him as he stood near a transformer while others fled a rain storm.
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Frankfort
Ind
Charles Harmon
Indianapolis & Northwestern
Mysterious Assault Leaves Kokomo Boy Wounded
Kokomo Indiana June 3 Returning home from the rear Paul Zaring twenty years old was stabbed just above the heart by an unknown assailant. A memorandum book saved him from a dirk blow. He is expected to recover and can offer no description or known enemies.
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Kokomo
Ind
Paul Zaring
Bold Robbery Shocks Winson County at Patton Farm
Bold robbery near Princeton Indiana eight miles west of town leaves Thomas Williams of Patton badly beaten and unconscious for hours. He was robbed of seventy five dollars in money and a gold watch and crawled to a farmer’s home to summon help. Williams will recover.
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Winson County
Princeton
Ind
Here
Thomas Williams
Patton
Willams
Indiana Pharmacists to Hold 26th Annual Convention
Evansville Indiana hosts the 26th annual convention of the Indiana Pharmaceutical Association on June 18 to 20. The event gathers pharmacists from across the state for meetings and professional activities.
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Indiana Druggiers
Evansville
Ind
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Mixed local notices and incidents from June reports
A column of brief items covers visits and movements of residents such as Misa Florence Whistler and Mr Tony Hartman leaving for New York to Germany, church appointments of Rev Father Michael Halpin and Rev Father Patrick Griffin, and Robbers in Selma Indiana. Also reports a fatal train accident near Laporte and a famine relief stance from St Petersburg, with Barrington execution order in Missouri.
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Michael Halpin
Maly Trinity Catholic Church
Indianapolis
Satari
Patrick Griffin
St. Siwmon’s Church
Waasthington
St. Petersburg
Sian
London
York
Russia
Trained Nurses Balk at Cancer Cases Say Brooklyn Doctor
A Brooklyn doctor notes trained curses bravely handle contagious diseases but avoid cancer cases. He says three of four cancers are non malignant and can be dressed without gloves, yet nurses refuse such assignments, fearing horror rather than contagion.
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Brooklyn
Askel Ariend “Smallpear
Brooklyn Eagle
Remarkable cure claim for Electro Bitters at Winterton NY
Abraham Brown reports doctors misdiagnosed his condition as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and intestinal ailments. After five prescriptions failed his wife advised Electro Bitters which he says cured him with one bottle. Sold by O D Keen druggist for 60 cents with a guaranteed remedy for blood poisoning liver and kidney complaints and related disorders.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
O. D Keafel
Creel Elected Governor of Chihuahua Without Opposition
The Chihuahua election in Paso, Texas on June 3 passed quietly with Enrique C. Creel, Mexican ambassador to the United States, elected governor without opposition.
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Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Mex
Enrique C. Creel
United States
Won't Stand for Cigarettes Richmond Man Seeks Divorce
In Richmond Indiana on June 3, Bull Sally a known baseball figure sues for divorce claiming his wife’s excessive cigarette smoking offends him and family life is harmed.
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Richmond
Ind
Sally
Eait
Father Williams Indian Tea Promoted for Health Claims
An advertisement touts Father William’s Indian Tea as a remedy gathered in the Rocky Mountains. It claims benefits against catarrh hay fever asthma and various illnesses, with tablet form sold by Chas. D Kunvoefel at 1108 Sete Market St and stores in Albany Indiana.
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Father
Kunvoefel
Draggist
Market St
Bow
Albany, Ind
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Lester, Tex
Southern Pacific
Birmingham
Ala
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Waukee
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Roanoke
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Portank
St. Stanislaus Church
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Thoreday
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Gorgtown
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Heetie Neat
Germany
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Bloomington
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R O. Arnold
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North Vernon
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Selout
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Christag
Alpha Club
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G W. Schneider
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Coouinghao
Mroe
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Mise
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Anchorage
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Howe Op Bank Street
Charlee O. Beisby
Fourth Street
Misa Florence Whistler
Clarence Bullett
Bulliett
Parente
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Todianapolis
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Indiagapolia Star
Air
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Oliver
Edna Hertman
Tony Hartman
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Merc. Clapp
Krog
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Selma
Muncie
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Barrington
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Frederick S«Smour Barrington
Clayton
J.P. McCann
A. Lindemann
East Market
Reising
Chere
Paul Reising
Ehadkly Wines
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