Haywood defense 10 show a plot in progress
Slow progress marked the Haywood trial as the defense called four witnesses led by ex president Ed Boyce who denied any inner circle or conspiracy. He described counter conspiracy claims with Mine Owners Association and Pinkertons, while details of Vittoria era events and attacks on miners were recalled in cross examination.
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New York Times
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Haywood
Bill Easterly
Ed Boyce
Federation
Darrow
Orchard
Steunenberg
Boyce
Wood
Colorado
Butte
Coeur d' Alenes
Boisé
Coeur d'Alenes
Hawley
Federation of Unions
Salt Lake City
Colorado Mine Operators’ Association
Borah
J. C. Bates
Min
Leadville
Missouri
United States
Yrner
Peanie Rasta
Weiner
Develo
McCormick and Beck
Vindicator
Union Net
Campbell
Vindicator Company
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Davi Th Rahen °Vis
Davis
Independence Depot
New Mexico
Kansas
Sarah
W. W. Bush
Florence & Cripple Creek
Vin
D. C. Scott
Scott
Cripple Creek
J. C. Sterling
Victor
Sterling
Rush
Scott Seeetas
Eve
Moyer
Oscar King Davis
President Roosevelt Hosts Luncheon at Cove School Ceremony
President Roosevelt entertained a luncheon with Cabinet members diplomats and military officers in Oyster Bay. He attended Cove School commencement delivering diplomas to nine graduates. The event followed the school’s tradition of gifts and earlier festive duties by Mrs Roosevelt.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Bir Chentung Liang-Cheng
United States
Pee
China
Dahl
Haar Fagre
New York Harbor
Y Co. Hauge
Meyer
Washington
Boston
Yankton
Richard Wainwight
Naval General Board
Col
W. W. Wotherspoon
Army War College
John J. Boyle
Ernest Ingersoll
New York
Cove School
Ms. Roosevelt
Christian Science Defender Paroled in Child Death Case
Clarence W. Byrne, a Christian Scientist, was paroled after a coroner’s inquest censured him for not seeking medical care for his 6-year-old daughter Violet who died. Justice Deuel ruled new Christian Science healing laws apply, freeing Byrne in the Tombs courtroom amid his claims of divine intervention and plans to seek guidance from Boston church leaders.
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Clarence W. Byrne
Acritelli
Violet
Devel
Byrne
Charles F. Howe
Tombs
Turnbull
Deuel
McKeon
Mayo
Boston
Lithographers May Come In Under Alien Labor Law
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Straus rules that foreign lithographic artists may be imported under the alien contract law when skilled labor is scarce here. The decision follows testimony from five litho firms about rising demand and artist shortages. Lehmater says the ruling will boost output and employment across lithography and allied trades.
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Oscar 8. Straus
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Bone
James 8. Lehmater
American Lithographing Company
Board of
Jamess. Lehmaier
Ellis Island
Weil sisters trial moves to jury in McDonald shooting case
In St Louis on June 27 Assistant Circuit Attorney Newton opened the case in the Weil sisters trial for shooting Judge Jesse McDonald on January 2. The state contends the sisters planned to kill ex Congressman Nathan Frank then McDonald, and finally commit suicide. Witnesses include a large notable crowd in the courtroom. The dispute stems from an inheritance fight over the Weil estate and a disputed share for Marcel Hennequin, son of the oldest Weil daughter.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Well Sisters
Jesse McDonald
Circuit
Newton
Nathan Frank
McDonald
Mee McDonald
August Weil
Pierre Hennequin
Ausxust
Hennequin
Marcel
Rabid dog prompts shots and fatal ending in Stamford
In Stamford on June 27, a dog owned by Frank Colwell developed rabies suddenly. Adolph Goetz, 18, tried to shoot the animal with a revolver. his first shot struck the dog, the second hit James Hayes in the arm. Harry Hoffman then fired two shotgun charges and killed the dog.
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News York Times
Stamford
Three Men Hanged In Missouri Jail Escape Plot
Jefferson City Missouri June 27 three convicts Harry Vaughan Edward Raymond from St Louis and George Ryan from Kansas City were hanged simultaneously in the county jail for killing Prison Guard John Clay during an escape attempt. All died by strangulation in under 14 minutes before about 250 witnesses.
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Jefferson. City
Harry Vaughan
Edward Raymond
St. Louis
George Ryan
Kansas City
John Clay
Aughan
Ryan
Raymond
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