JURY IS COMPLETE FOR HAYWOOD TRIAL IN IDAHO
The Boise court completed the juror panel for the William D Haywood murder trial of former Governor Steunenberg. Farmers fill the box, with 13 jurors named including Thomas Gess Finley McBean Samuel Gilman Daniel Clark George Powell Q V Sebern H F Messecar Lee Scrivener J A Robinson Levi Smith A P Burns and Samuel F E Russell. Court adjourned for a noon recess to read the indictment.
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Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Willam Db. Haywood
Steunenbere
O. V. Sebern
Haywood
Thomas B. Gess
Finley McBean
Samuel D. Gilman
Daniel Clark
George Powell
Q. V. Sebern
H. F. Messecar
Lee Scrivener
J. A. Robertson
Levi Smith
A. P. Burns
Samuel FE. Russell
Wisconsin Odd Fellows and Rebekah Convention Opens
Nearly a thousand Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah from across Wisconsin arrived in Superior for the annual convention. Sessions start tomorrow morning and arrivals are expected to reach about 1,400. The bad weather broke today and guests enjoy excursions and hospitality. Tonight the cantons’ reunion will be held.
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Associated Press
Superior
Wis
Jane
Odd Fellows and Daughters of
Rebekah
Wisconsin
Sharp Break In Prices Spreads Across Stocks
Associated Press reports a sharp stock price break in early trading, with Pacific railways and copper industrials hardest hit. Losses run two to three points as prices fall below last week’s levels amid discouraging public remarks from Harriman's leadership, poor crop weather, weaker copper prices, and rising gold exports.
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Associated Press
New York
Pacific Railways
Harriman
Cleveland Strike Shuts Down Shops Over Nine Hour Day
About two thousand machinists in Cleveland walked out after employers refused to grant a nine hour day with a ten percent raise. Officials note twenty six firms had already granted the nine hour day, while workers previously labored ten hours.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Milwaukee Conductor Killed by Trolley Pole Hit
Beloit dispatch reports William McCrea twenty two a conductor on the Rockford Beloit and Janesville railway died this morning from injuries received yesterday a trolley pole fell striking him on the head as he landed on the rear platform of his car he died within hours.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Daily News
Beloit
William “McCrea
Rockford, Beloit & Janezville
Break in Strikers' Ranks Signals Draft Toward End
New York June 3 Six thousand longshoremen began returning to work on coastwise lines smaller steamship outfits and tramp operators restoring cargo flow after weeks of stoppage. The move marks a significant step toward ending the strike and resuming port operations.
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Associated, Press
New York
Unclear butchers discharged at Ewirt Co plant
A fragmented Associated Press item reports that men at Ewirt Co plant in Joseph, Missouri faced discharge. The sparse text references a strike and personnel changes as of June 1, with garbled names and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Precs
Mm Joesph
Ewirt& Co
G A R Convention Schedule Tonight and Tuesday
G A R convention program lists events at Merritt street hall and Woodman hall Algoma with meetings for division, commandery, Ladies of G A R, trolley ride, campfire, and receptions. Detailed parade notice to appear on page 1.
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Merritt Street
Mons of Veterans
A. RR
C. V. Division Commandery
Ladies of the
G A. R
Woodman Hall
Algoma Street
Fire Traps Newark Turnverein Hall. Three Die
A June 3 Newark fire at 188 William Street killed janitor Joseph Hoencke, his wife, and a child. The blaze spread from the Turnverein hall as flames swept the top floors, fanned by a northeast wind. eight families evacuated, and rescuers saved women and children from the building.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Jamitor Hoencke
Stops Sale Of Machines In Massachusetts
Spencer Mass June 3 A general order from United Shoe Machinery Co Boston told Spencer agent not to take orders for any more machinery until further notice The action follows Governor Guilds signing of the anti shoe machinery bill into law which restricts leasing of machines and may disrupt Massachusetts bowt and shoe manufacturers The order aims to curb machine sales in the state and reflects heightened regulatory pressure on the industry
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U3y Associated Pros
Spencer
Mass
United Shoe Machinery Company
Boston
Massachusetts
Guild
Eleven to Graduate at Clintonville High School
Clintonville Wis June g the annual commencement at the opera house Friday June 7 will see eleven students graduate Amanda Kluth Lenal Heidise Ledonia Sehander Nellie Kuester Essie Folkman Eva Rohrer Esther S Jelg Belle McDonald Robert Gibson Guy Ehbari and Max Steig. The class play Mr Bob will be staged Wednesday evening. The senior spread was held Saturday and Rev F J Brown delivered the baccalaureate at Congregational church Sunday evening.
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Clintonville
Wis
Opera House
Amanda Kluth
Lenal Heidise
Ledonia Sehander
Nellie Kuester
Essie Folkman
Eva Rohrer
Esther S Jelg
Belle McDonald
Robert Gibson
Guy Ehbari
Max Steig
Mr. Bob
F. J. Brown
Congregational Church
Wife of tunnel foreman found dead in Bronx home
Catherine Killoran was found with about six knife wounds in her Bronx home. Her husband James Killoran, a tunnel construction foreman, was arrested after he had called on her last night. Neighbor Peter Henry, present when the husband was found, is held as a witness. Killoran denies knowledge of the crime. Residents reported hearing a quarrel last night.
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Associated Press
New York
Catherine Killeran
James Killeran
Bronx
Peter Henry
Killoran
Killerang Red
Cotton Leak Case Starts Trial for Edvin Holmes Jr
Edvin S. Holmes Jr of Washington former assistant statistician at the Agriculture Department faces trial before Judge Stafford in criminal court No 1 in the cotton leak case. He is jointly indicted with Frederick A. Peckham and Moses Haas of New York for conspiracy.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Edvin S. Holmes, Jr
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Stafford
Holmes
Frederick A. Peckham
Moses Haas
New York
Elevator Cable Breaks At Goodyear Plant Injures Ten
In Akron on January 3 ten people were injured in an elevator accident at the Goodyear Tire and Rubber company plant. The most seriously hurt was W. F. Stafford who may die as the supporting cable ropes broke and the elevator dropped two stories.
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Gay Associated Press
Akron
Ohio
Jane
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
W. FF. Stafford
Death at Eau Claire claims long-time resident
Special to The Northwestern reports John Mel Donough, an elderly Eau Claire resident, died recently. The death occurred on the anniversary of the event, according to a journal report from Eau Claire.
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Eau Claire
Arether
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Spivial
John MelDonough
Governor Gillette Urges State Court for Labor Disputes
San Francisco June 9 The governor proposes a three member state court of compulsory arbitration to settle labor disputes affecting public utilities. The plan would be part of California’s judiciary and can compel arbitration, with focus on gas and telephone streetcar issues. The trial of Mayor Schmitz on extortion charges proceeds with jurors nearly complete.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Gillette
California
Schmitz
Vox
Matfant
Delmonico
Grand Jury
United Railways
Lawler
Dunne
G. Ambsen
George Green
W. J. Bobrick
Parkside Company
United States
Delvin
Folsom Street
Washington
Tokio
Blaze in the steerage on Oceanic sparks large fire
Aboard the Oceanic a steerage fire broke out shortly after one this morning, taking two hours to control. The blaze started among steerage berths and spread to the cargo, including 187 barrels of glu come below the water line, destroying bedding and perishables. Fire crews fought the flames and extinguished the blaze.
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Associated Frere
New York
White Star
Oceanic
T. Amota
Fire Damages Oceanic Hull. White Star Line Sets Sail Time
Fire reportedly started at the dock and spread, suspected incendiary. Loss runs into thousands. White Star Inc confirms Oceania damage limited to hull with no vessel hull damage and confirms sailing at 12 p.m. Wednesday.
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White Star Inc
American Pacific squadron moves to deter China unrest
A great news dispatch from Shanghat reports the American Pacific squadron is ordered to concentrate near southern China amid potential disturbances. Refugees flood Amoy and Swatow with missionaries among arrivals. no foreign casualties yet. The rebel leaders halt looting, a small American mission operates at Chongchow, and the Japanese cruiser Nanina arrived yesterday.
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Associated Tress
London
Dually Mall
Shanaghabt
Pacife
China
Amoy
Chungchow
Amony
Blokxe
Swatow
Chongchow
Nanina
Bible not infallible in a George Washington sermon
Rev Richard t Harlan former Lake Forest College president told George Washington University students that the Bible is not infallible he described the take this or nothing method as brigandage and said the Bible is only infallible in revealing Christ not as an unerring guide on geology history or ethics
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Associated Bird
Washington, D. C
Richard T Harlan
Lake Forest
John M. Warlan
Supreme Court of the United States
George Washington University
New Shortstop Not Here for Oshkosh
Oshkosh state league team awaits arrival of signed shortstop J B Caldwell from Minneaugus as he misses this morning’s departure. Management also negotiates with Hoffman from Menasha and Manitowoc teams. Hoffman may join in outfield if secured.
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J B. Caldwell
Oshkosh
Minneaugus
Wausat
Hoffman
Menasha
Manitowoc
Waterspout damages Kentucky counties. losses may exceed fifty thousand
Reports from Lexington indicate Saturday night waterspout damage in multiple Kentucky counties including Bourbon, Grant, Harrison, Montgomery, Bath and more. Livestock, bridges and fences were washed away while small outbuildings and feed were destroyed. Trains delayed by landslides. carrier Tham Blair feared drowned in Nicholas county.
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Associated Prewe
Taexington
Iholan
Pendleton
Wolfes
Lee
Grant
Harrison
Bourbon
Montgomery
Bath
Kentucky
Tham Blair
Nicholas County
Death Comes Suddenly in Milwaukee Wit June 2
A garbled Marinsite dispatch reports Pension Agent Horace Thompson died suddenly as a news item from Milwaukee with unclear context and names. The fragment notes a death event and a pension office figure, indicating a sudden fatality linked to official duties.
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Associated Press
Milwaukes
Wit
Brent Wlaconet
Marinsite
Mays
Unit States
Horace Thompson
Extradition Fight Upheld in Savannah Fraud Case
The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed the four year prison term and 576000 fine for Benjamin D. Greene and John Gaynor in the Green and Gaynor government contract fraud. The court rejected claims that extradition from Canada was improper, ruling the defendants were extraditable for the offenses for which they were tried.
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Ted
Associated Trove
New Orleans
Savannah Court
Green and Gayner
Savannah Harbor
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Bhelby
Meturemick
Pardee
Benjamin D. Greene
John ¥. Gaynor
Canada
Privy Council of
Wigland
G A R encampment opens as chaplain Britton arrives
Rev O A Britton from Superior arrives in the city as the first Wisconsin chaplain for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. He checks into Tremont hotel while national LADIES of the G A R president Mrs Elma B Dalton of Winfield Kansas lands in town. Mrs Dalton, veteran organizer and former national officer, will stay at the Athearn hotel until after the convention. Mrs Martha Showalter of Lancaster, Wisconsin, department commander, is due this evening to join the visitors.
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O. A. Britton
Superior
Wisconsin
Grand Army of the Republic
Ladita
Duhkosh
Athearn
Dalton
Winfield
Kansea
National Council of Administration
Minneapolis
Company
Indiana
Iroet
Martha Showalter
Lancaster
Department of Wisconsin
Armory B
Merritt Streat
Woman's Relief Corps
Jim
Athearn Hotel
First Presbyterian Church
Woodman Hall
Algoma Street
Gaines Leads G A R Commander Scene in City
Department Commander John W. Gaines heads events in city as G A R activities take center stage. The gathering spot and associated parties move to the headquarters, with lively participation noted among veterans groups.
Veterans arrive in city ahead of Grand Army encampment
A party of veterans and women visitors arrived via Whaansin Central at 2 45 this afternoon. They were greeted at the station by large contingents from PAN Sheridan and John W. Scott G A R posts and escorted to the Tremont hotel. The hotel will serve as headquarters for department officers during the annual state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic opening tomorrow.
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Whaansin Central
Pan Sheridan
John W. Scott G. A. R
Treemont
Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Reception of S O V Opens With Welcoming Addresses
The state encampment of the Wisconsin Grand Army of the Republic opens with a reception at A. I. hall on Merritt street hosted by Nathan Paine camp for all Sons of Veterans and GA members and their families. The program includes addresses of welcome by Mayor John Rand erit and City Attorney We. Cowling, vocal solos by Miss Jean Wella, instrumental music, recitations, and dancing after refreshments.
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Wirconsli Division
The
Sons of Veterans
A. I. Hall
Merritt Street
Nathan Paine
Sons of Vetering
GA. TR
Womer's Relief Corps
John Randerit
Wunder
We. Cowling
Nothin Painecamp
Jean Wella
Messrs
Ane
W. O. Cooling
Alvision Council
White City
Organization of Bang of Velorang
Armory Thuy Tha G
Song of Veterans
Algoma
Arions Iv
Cithin
Sacred cantata sung at Baptist temple Sunday night
Gaul's Sings Sacred Cantata was presented to a large Baptist temple audience by the church choir and a leading quartet. The oratorio style work was greatly enjoyed by the congregation with soloists including Mrs. John A. Erons and Mr. M. F. H. All. Goodell commented on "The Holy City" among sacred numbers.
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Gaul
The
Baptist Temple
Atyle
John A.eron
M. FH
Titlewer
Albert
Goodell
Holy City
Strike In Milwaukee Demands Eight Hour Day and Wages
Special to Tha Northwestern Milwaukee printers walk out from eighteen shops over unstowed new scale. Demand eight hour day and $17 per week for nine hours. Increase per week sought starting in year three of the contract. Nine shops agreed to the scale.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wic
Printera
Ninefean
Memorial to Davis unveiled at Richmond Confederate rite
Thousands witness the Jefferson Davis memorial unveiling in Richmond Virginia during the Confederate veterans reunion. A military pageant marches past Lee and Stuart statues to the Davis monument as Gov Swanson and Mayor McCarthy speak. Bryan and Mrs Bryan attend, greeted by cheering crowds. The monument, by Valentina and Noland, features a columned arch and bronze Davis with history book, flanked by navy and army tablets.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Lost Cause
Confederate States of Motion
Confederate Veterans
Lee
Stuart
Mouitary
Dixie’s
Maryland
Davi Monument
Guy. Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Varlton McCarthy
Evang
Evanst
J. A. Hayes
Cole
Liuvis
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Ryan
United Confederates
Swanson
Veterana
Erey
Jefferson Davia
Monument Avenue
Valentina
Willam C. Noland
Davis
Ave Fort
Colum
Miavis
United States Senate
Navy
Army
Confederacy
Sumter
Appomattox
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