State Opens Haunting Case In Haywood Murder Trial
The state lays out a sweeping conspiracy claim linking Western Federation of Miners leaders to the murder of Frank Steunenberg. Attorney Hawley outlines the inner circle as responsible for many deaths, while defense objections seek to narrow focus to the Steunenberg killing. The judge overrules some objections as the trial unfolds in Boise Idaho.
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Ress
Boise
Idaho
Wwanlam D. Haywood
Frank. Steunenberg
Western Federation of Miners
Frank Steunenberg
She Dste
Dar. Hawley
Wealern Federation “of
Hawley
Steunenberg
Mr. Hawley
Darrow
Gail
Grand Lodge Wisconsin welcomes Odd Fellows in Superior
The Grand Lodge of Wisconsin opens its convention in Superior with Mayor Linley welcoming 1000 strangers. The grand judge decree goes to 168 candidates this morning and more will receive the degree this afternoon. A big work session is planned for this evening or tomorrow morning.
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City
iBy
Pris Superior
Wis
Grand Lodge of
Wisconsin
Oo. Fu
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Linley
Chief Dinan Accused in Grand Jury Complaint
San Francisco June 4 The grand jury today filed a formal complaint against Chief Dinan charging willful and corrupt conduct in office and seeking his removal. The case centers on alleged efforts to sway jurors for Mayor Schmita in a pending extortion charge, with Dinan accused of detailing officers to shadow jurors. Dinan has ten days to plead and faces trial in Superior Court.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Grand Juru
Medswith
Langdon
Pellee Dinan
Behmite
Heney
Dinan
Prospect!ve-Jurora
Schmita
Derry
Aswer
Sympathies Sought for Labor Union Growth Speech
A brief item notes a socialist speaker urging the council to extend sympathy and support for labor union expansion. The report mentions a national speech by Brulaceh and underscores labor organization aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlderman
Council
CIE
Association of Museums Holds Annual Meeting Across Nation
The Associated Press reports the annual meeting of the American Association of Museums with participants from numerous regions. Delegates from many sections gathered to discuss museum practices and preservation efforts at various locations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated: Press
Pittsburg
Paz
Bonds Exchange Targeted With 65000 Cash Arrival
Mayor Charles Schultz reports that 65000 in cash or certified checks will reach Neenah this week to swap bonds issued to McDonald, McCoy & Co of Chicago for the new high school enterprise. Memorial day events include Danish Brotherhood exercises next Sunday with Rev A Drew and J P Jasperson as principal speakers.
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Gnedal
Northwestern
Neenah
Charles Schultz
McDonald, McCoy ,& Co
Chicago
Edina Lake
Menasha
Wallace Rumsey
Lake Forest
Hose
FL Shattuck
CL Bi Clark
Hi. K. Babcock
J.W. Bergstrom
A. el. Kimberly
S. H. Clemnivist
George Larson
Seatilea
Wash
Rir
Arson
G. A. BR
A. Gilbert
A. Drew
J.P. Jasperson
Oshkosh Brotherhood
John Knute
John Buss
Butte Des Morte
Ridward Proctor
Weyauwera
Frink Proctor
Eau Claire
John Proctor
Charles Stanke
Wil
Pi A. Haerti
Clerks
Moulders
Barbara Wahl
Charles Greene
Appleton
J. A. Kimberly
Jay Gillingham
Teddy
Matt Tausch
Barry Devis
Petro Gram
Oshkosh
Hans Torsrud
Everett
Striking Firemen Delayed Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse
In Hoboken a crew of seventy five firemen on the Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse refused to work at coating duties, demanded advance pay promised for overtime, and halted the ship's readiness. After promises to pay before departure, they were compensated and resumed duty as the liner sailed.
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Qly Associated
New York
Lloyd Maer
Hoboken
Sandy Fook
Lutheran officers named for Eastern Synod district
The Eastern District of the Norwegian Lutheran synod of the United States named officers including President Rev. J. Nordby and Vice President Rev. D. Krause. Secretary Rev. R. O. Brandt and other officials were elected, with Nordby matching the bishop role in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
la ‘Crosse
Wik
Norwegian Lutheran Synod of the
United States
Whitehall
Wis
T. T. Elda
Lee
Mr. Nordby
J. Halvorsen
Westby
Abandoned Young Wife Case From Fond du Lac
T T Murphy, a man married less than a year, was returned to Fond du Lac from Clintonville on a warrant charging abandonment of his wife Birdella Murphy. The complaint says he deserted her March 15 and offered no support since. He was arraigned before Justice Tlewett and the examination adjourned to June 4. In default of $300, he was committed to county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Fond du Lac
Wis
T. Tt. Murphy
Bond du Lac
Clintonville
Dana
Mra
Birdella Murphy
Tlewett
Demurrer Overruled Against Great Northern Railway
The Great Northern Railway demurrer to indictments over rebates was overruled by Judge Holt in federal court. The judge held the pre Act contract could support a defense if the charges are proven at a final hearing, despite timing before Elkins act passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New
York
Northern Railway
Holt
United States
Dlefense Atia
Memorial Day Unveiling at New York University Hall of Fame
Governor Hughes and Governor Curtis Cruild Jr. spoke at Memorial Day ceremonies unveiling eleven new tablets in the hall of fame at New York University. The event drew 840 attendees and featured addresses by many notable figures. Tablets honored Emma Willard Mary Lyon Maria Mitchell John Paul Jones Alexander Hamilton James Madison John Quincy Adams William Cullen Bryant James Russell Lowell Horace Mann among others.
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Ew .York
Hughes
Curtis Cruild Jr
Massachusetts
New York University
Emma ‘Willard
Mary Lyon
Maria Mitchell
John Paul Jones
Alexander Blamilion
Louis Agassiz
James Madison
John Quincy Adams
Willan
Cocumsel
Sherman
John Grooms
Whittler
James Russell Lowell
Horace Mann
Lottery Wipes Out National Lottery Company After Guilty Pleas
Pleas of guilty entered in Mobile Alabama district court to a conspiracy charge over interstate carriage of lottery advertisements. Defendants named include Willan Parkhouse James Bre to William Johnston Louis Graham Edward Pinac and many others from New Orleans Chicago Brooklyn and beyond. Lottery paraphernalia to be surrendered and printing establishment to be disposed of ending the long struggle of authorities with the National Lottery company.
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Noudurns National Lottery Company
Close of
Long Wight
Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
Jung
Aouthern
Alaham
Willan P. Parkhouse
James Rev
Chapman Myms
Paul Chinrad
John Demarest
J. Demar
Edward J. Demarest
New Orleans
John Morris Rogers
Jesse KK
Bayi Lester HK
Baylissy Wilmington
Del
Tamies
Moire
Chicago
Harry W. Henderson
Henderson
Brooklyn
N. Gen
W. Cabell
Dati Tex
Robert K. Champeon
Mobile Ceph Li
Tom Williams
Henry I. Pun
D. OC
Herman Bronner
Ky Hauger
Hoboken
N . Johnson
Hartford
B. Kaul Aine
Tetroit
Mish
Harry Scohott
Baltimore
Wallace Masterson
Savannah
Auilly
Fendants
Tronduray National Lottery Company
Sixth and
Orange Streets
Wilmington
John M. Rogers Press
Uworndnras National Lottery Company
Laurel State Lottery Company
For
Capers Named Interim Commissioner of Internal Revenue
AP reports John C. Capers of South Carolina will be appointed interim commissioner of internal revenue. The appointment runs until December 1 when Pearl Wight of New Orleans will take the post. Capers is a member of the Publican national committee from South Carolina.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
John C. Capers
Menasha City Council set to discuss hose cart bids and forester matters
The Menasha council meets tonight at City Hall to open bids for a new hose cart and to resolve details on Forester's conference and other issues. Foresters hold a meeting at St Mary’s school hall prior to the event. The Evelyn ran aground near Main Street dock but no injuries occurred. A reception honors maids for the Lake Rumsey wedding with Jessie Kerwin hosting a dinner at Forest Avenue. Wallace Bury of Chicago plans a bachelor dinner at Hotel Menasha. Brighton Beach opens Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harry Lang of Manitowoc visit town.
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Menasha
Wis
St. Mary's School
Evelyn
Main Street
Mill Street
Thatsike
Park Street
Lake Rumsey
Jessie Kerwin
Forest Avenue
Legislature At Work. Debate Over Latter Measure
The Michigan assembly backed shorter legislative sessions by passing a 90 day limit, a move likely to die in the senate. In Madison, debates raged over restricting student voting to bona fide residents, with tensions linked to Lafollette's political aims. The senate advanced a terminal rail bill while Milwaukee items included salaries for council members and funding for a Milwaukee normal school addition. Oshkoshalso noted with a 40,000 appropriation.
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Macigan
Assembly
Rotho
Senate
Legia
Madison
Madlekon
Atute
Lively Dabate
Dan Follette Beowim
la Pfollette
Tancrurt
Uio Meagura
Bancroft
Milwaulkee
Milwaukee Council
Assemblyman
Matebrook
Common Council
Milwaulee Normal School
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Oshkosh School
Aenea
Quarrel Over Monument Sparks Denver Court Action
A district judge issued a temporary injunction barring the Woodmen of the World from building a monument to Falkenburg amid a dispute led by Mrs Jessie Fallis, denoting alleged misappropriation of funds and conflict over burial arrangements. The Denver Camp No. 1 and associated parties seek to halt construction and challenge the Pacific Jurisdiction’s claims while a memorial association asserts misused donations.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
George Allenson
Jessie Falkenbury Falls
FR. Faulkenburg
Order of Woodmen of the World
Palkenburg
Denver Camp
Fall
Cleveland Consolidated Trails Wins Low Fare Victory
The Supreme Court today affirmed the St Cleveland Consolidated Trailways Co. in a case over the street car franchise on Central Avenue. The decision upholds the validity of the franchise and the lower court rulings backing the rail company against challenges by residents and city officials.
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Cleveland Rallonrs
Sphreme
Associated Press
Columbus
Clevelanda Gaings
Willan Rennolls
Cleveland ‘Consolidated Trailways Company
Broweht Ii
Frie
Central Avenue
Dclrentts
Milwaukee Police Chief August Drews Suspended in Inquiry
A Journal special report from Manitowoc states Milwaukee Police Chief August Drews has been suspended by the police commission pending an investigation of charges. Patrolman August Eggert, also on the force, is suspended for thirty days without pay by order of the commission for neglect of duty. Sergeant Troch is mentioned in the report.
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Worthwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Apecal
Manitowoc
Saya
August ‘Drews
Eggert
Troch
Hicks Monument Cornerstone Laying Planned With G A R Ceremony
The National Sons of the Revolution announce a Monday reception and a Thursday ceremony to lay the cornerstone of the Hicks Monument. Attending dignitaries include former governors and Grand Army of the Republic members. A campfire is planned at the Armory and Tobias Luck, a noted local photographer, will cover the events.
Efforts to Concilia te Governor Seeks City Peace
Governor Gillett in San Francisco on June 4 asks Patrick Calhoun and Wenty T Scott to attend a conciliation committee meeting of the Clyle League. He says no definite plan is outlined yet and aims to forge a peaceful conference among contending parties in the non injuring strike.
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Prasa
San Francisco
Cal
Patrick Calhoun
Wenty T. Scott
Clyle League
Gillett
Thambera
Calhoun
Scott
A. Monet
Serler
San Araealy
Oman
G A L R Encampment Program For Tuesday And Wednesday
Tuesday evening eight o'clock soldiers campfire at Avery Bay marks the convention's crowning event. Wednesday opens with business sessions at Kirst Prophyterian church and the G A R Armory. Regimental reunions open Wednesday with concerts. Grand Army parade at 1800 hours followed by a steam boat cruise on Hyer and lakes. Memorial service at West Presbyterian church and public service at First Presbyterian. Presentation to a victorious light pupil, prize vending and awards. G A R reception at Armory, 1830 hours. Ladies of the G A R reception at Weedman hall at 610 p m. G A R emoditer at city hall.
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Avery B
menFirat
Kirst
JyaanFirst
Hyer and Lakes
Wiest-Presbyterian Church
Tha
W. RR. C
Firet Presbyterian Church
Asuay
Armory BH
Ladlea
Tha G. A
Reeception
Weedman Hall
P.n
City Hal
Monument to Civil War Valor to Grace Oshkosh Square
In Oshkosh a memorial stone and bronze sculpture by Florentine artist Trentanove will be dedicated with ceremonies on a Thursday afternoon. The granite pedestal arrives from New York, with construction led by Judge Burnell and Adjt. Gen. Boardman. the monument honors Wisconsin soldiers and features three figures led by a central officer urging valor.
Railroad suits continue to block new rate ruling in Minnesota
In St Paul on June 4 Judge Loehren extended hearings in suits brought by ten Minnesota railroads against the railway and warehouse commission. The Attorneys General office seeks to prevent the commission from enforcing a reduced commodity rate until June 12, the date set for hearing the railroad stockholders’ challenge filed earlier.
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Associated Press
St. Paul Minn
Loehren
United States Court Today
Minnesota
Young T
Sauine Roads
Bomb Thrown in Street Kills Two Detectives in Lodz
In Lodz Russia Poland on June 4 a street bomb killed two detectives and wounded three others, including police officials. A patrol infantry unit arrived after the explosion and returned fire as officers secured the scene. The assailants remain unidentified.
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Associated
Ross
Lodz
Russian Poland
Solitera
Inva Street
Terroista
Cotton Market Break Hushed By Government Report
Washington and New Orleans report an initial sharp drop in cotton prices after the government release on May crop conditions. The decline soon reversed as buyers returned, with October futures near prior levels. New York saw heavy selling and a price drop before rebounding, amid acreage figures showing a large year over year increase but current season acreage close to last year.
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New Orleans
A .Dolac
Hale
New York
SARGENT IS DEAD Veteran of Civil War dies at ninety
Announcement from here of the death of Ab dor werent or Seymour occurred last Saturday. He was ninety years old and a veteran of the Civil War. Surviving are the wife and one daughter Mrs Codices of Chicago. The four children are Berloa T. Neo and Re RC of Portland Wash Dre C. E. of its city Prof. TU WH of Kaukaina Prof. Bh. O. of Montepa and Attorney rank 1%. of Washington DC. The wife of the deceased died thirty over me. Bring body hire. The remains of Mrs A Hisia who died Sunday at St Louis will be brought here for burial at Riversione. She was formerly Miss Ada Schroeder. Surviving the mother Mrs J Schroeder of Ovbkosk four sisters are of Grand Rapids Mrs Teda Muceiler of Milwaukee Mrs Gertrude Schroeder of Minneapolis and Mrs Et D Studley of this city. The body will arrive here at 1 88 p m Wedrtus over the Chicago Northwestern railway all will be taken directly to the cemetery. Mrs Cnowele no mort Late Sunday eventhe at the Winnebago county asylum occurred the death of Mrs Willy Crowell. Deceased was covertly four years of age cand her death was enticed by general denstity. The funeral will be held Wednesday morning at ten o'clock at Winnebago Thel Hammatt will officiate and interment will be in Riverside cemetery.
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Ab Dor
Seymour
Codices
Chicago
Grant Chidregy
Re RC
Patiitan
Wash
Dre C. E
TU. WH
Kaukaina
Bh. O
Montepa
Washington, D. C
A. Hisia
St. Lowis
Durlal
Riversione
Ada Schroeder
Mra. J. Brhroeder
Ovbkosk
Willy Crowell
Winnebago
Man Struck by Train Near Elta Junction
A lone man walking on the track between Marlette and Elta Junction was struck by a moving freight locomotive. The trainman warned from 200 feet away, but the worker ignored signals and was thrown about twenty feet, suffering severe injuries. Heavy fog is cited as causing the misjudgment of distance.
Three Farmers Drown Near Cement City Michigan
Three Woodstock township farmers Nell Ferris Washington Griffith and Byron Gereber drowned in Silver Lake three miles south of Cement City. The men were fishing in a small boat found upside down with hats nearby. Ferris could swim and may have tried to rescue the others.
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Associated Press
Cement City
Mich
Nell Ferris
Washington Griffith
Byron
Gereber
Woodstock Township
Silverlake
Ferrig
Tring
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Association. OF. Museums
Large
Simm’ Nak
Nevvy
Lutherans
la Crosse
Officern
Texas
Mr. Hughes
Curtis Guild JR
Charles
Johan
Henie
Mac Cracken
South Carolina
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Legislature AT Work
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Uli
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Sons OF the
Revolution
Bowyer
California
Will
Tavo Delock Phiratay
Trentanove
Atate Grand Army
Oshkoyh
Urst
Grand Army
Ohunda
George W. Burnell
Adjt
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W. 4. Jenkins
Stiner G. Trentaunove
Florence
Italy
Opera
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Athearn
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N York
Paul
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Walla
Wiscomsin
Dewey
Lanecaster
Trone
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Thleta
Dablensh
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Afmea
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N.ow
Messinley
Datety
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Rarkroade
Nate Matter
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Dex Sune
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Dea
Sargent
Wicks
Jnette
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Warnes
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