Haywood case lawyer denounces Pinkertons in Idaho
Boise July 24 K R Richardson charged Orchard conspired with Pinkerton detectives to frame Haywood Moyer and Pettibone to hinder Western Federation of Miners along with a broad attack on Prosecution figures including McParland Goooding Borah Feabady and allied rulers. In Minneapolis a wreck killed two railroad workers as engine and cab burned after collision on the Minneapolis Western line.
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Haywood
Boise
Idaho
Orchard
Frank Steunenberg
K. R. Richardson
Pinkerton
Stennenberg
James McParland
Pinkertons
Goooding
Borah
Feabady
Colorado
Jaywool
Richardson
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Minneapolis
L. Serf
A. H. Parker
Pub Western
Heroic 16 year old rescuer in Columbia San Pedro collision
Sixty survivors are added to the Columbia San Pedro toll with sixteen rescued by lifeboats after collision near Suelter Cove. Miss Maybelle Watson of Berkeley, 16, held a drowning passenger's head above water for hours, aiding another girl in distress before her own companion died. both were aboard the San Pedro. The tale highlights crew courage and passenger bravery as 97 remain unaccounted and two dead are confirmed.
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San Francisco
Columbia-San Pedro
Suelter Cove
M O. A. le
Pasadena
Cal
Pedro
Columbia
San Pedro
Steward A. Mar
Suai
Chip Simick
R. Hawse
Maybelle Watson
Berkeley
Miss Watson
Tragic boating accident claims Selins Grove woman
Selins Grove, Pa on July 2 shows Miss Thvabeth Troitman drowned at Lake Winola near Scranton while boating with coroner Dr. James Stein. In the mishap Dr Stein slipped and fell, throwing Miss Huffman and the drowned woman into deep water as efforts to save her failed. Nearby, musician William H. Distin dies in Philadelphia hospital at 45 from internal hemorrhages after a career in canting and music.
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Selins Grove
Thvabeth Troitman
Lake Winola
Scanton
James Stein
Lackawanna County
Nather
Philadelphia
William H. Tistin
Distin
Leandon
Coneysland
Kurope
Standard Oil Sued In Mississippi For Antitrust Violation
George B. Mitchell, prosecuting attorney for the first judicial district, filed a suit in Lee County circuit court seeking 1 480 000 against Standard Oil for violating Mississippi antitrust laws. The petition claims ownership of Waters-Pierce Oil and Union Tank Line stock, with a 5000 daily penalty for each day of business since the law took effect. If upheld, the company could be forced to pay the sum and reorganize or leave Mississippi.
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Flay
Mississippi
Trpelo
Miss
George B. Mitchell
First Judicial District
Lee County
Standard Oil Company
Standard OH
Standard O11
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Missouri
Union Tank Line
Servants awful crime shocks Denmark and U S bids
Grief over dismissal leads Danish housekeeper Mrs. Nielsen to hang three of her employer Ullkjaer’s children and then herself. In Syracuse, Mrs Russell Sage donates 100000 to Chancellor Day’s College, ensuring women access to its private grounds. Glidden Autoists in Philadelphia report high scores, with Mrs Dunes among contestants. Vanderbilt Cup race hopes fade in New Jersey due to opposition and constitutional concerns. Civil Service to hire itinerant Scissors grinders after a next week exam.
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Copenhagen
Day's College
Syracuse
Russell Sage
J. R. Day
Teachers’ College
Syracuse University
Glidden
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Balimore
A. E. Hughes
Rhode Island Automobile Club
City
Baltimore
Dunes
Fourteen Hurt In Crash Near Ferney Pennsylvania
Fourteen people were injured when a passenger train rear ended a freight train near Ferney on the Philadelphia and Erie division of the Pennsylvania railroad. Injuries ranged from neck and shoulder to serious torso damage. Engineer Mackey reversed the engine but the collision occurred, with the express train traveling at a short distance ahead. by chance, the accident was not more severe.
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Ferney
Louis Haven Pa
Ferr
Delphia
Pal
Paul Shinsky
J. Pa
Lome Johnston
Town
Brooke
Sandy Springs
H. S. Blyker
Brookins
W. PB
Smyth
Cleveland
Swartz
Newark
N. J
George Wilson
Philaelphix
Aliea
Mackey
Sime
Think With Our Toes Says Scientist In Morristown
Dr Joseph Simms, traveling from another city, argues thinking occurs through the whole body not just the brain. He suggests heart and skin contribute, and that thoughts reside in the soul permeating the body. He plans a book asserting toes and fingers participate in thinking.
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Simms
Joseph Simms
Flo
Sensational manhunt ends as killer shot and captured
Frank Warner flees after murdering Esther Norling and fatally shoots a merchant in New York. He dodges police through a crowded shop, a stairwell, and a subway before being felled by a porter’s cotton hook in a West 43rd street auto repair scene. The spree includes an attempted murder on John C. Wilson and a deadly shootout with officers. Meanwhile reports from Louisville and Philadelphia detail embezzlement charges against W. Z. Semonin and a building collapse.
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Esther Norling
Frank Warner
New York
Warner
John C. Wilson
West 42d Street
Wilson
Haif
Jacob Rose
Miss Norling
A. A. Spicer
Spcer
Spicer
Charley Warner
Feazitire
Spaulding
43D Street
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Rockingham
Allen G.quynn & CO
East Pathick
H.R. Fiautt
One-Price Outfitters
Belant & Knott
HAND
Maghine-Mae
Sylora’ & Lehigh Portland Cement
Rosendale Cement
Cotta Pipe
Furth
Braddock City
Niewspa
Pasraey’s
Frederick
Carroll Street
Wwe Hive
Scoll Bros
Market
Patrick Streets
J. M. Sronenburg
Mgr
Heroismon
Grood
Frederick A. Cook
Mount McKinley
America
Seuth Pole
BIL Trust
Jersey
Trenton
New Jer
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Senate
Civil Service
Washington
Sam
Hudson Mexim
Morristown
N.D
Hudson Movim
Brookline
Mantua
Hory
Anna Mara
Aneiorlade
Susie Williams
Maxim Vottage
Sonny City
Dhes
Harold
Arthur
Stephen Donohue
Major Coffin
Mandy Joly
Eugene Coffin
United States Army
Louisville
W. Z. Semonin
Bia
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Schuylkill River
John P. Clark
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