Haywood Moyer case trial eyed at Boise Seattle
The Haywood Moyer case nears trial in Boise with defense seeking a bill of particulars on conspirator links to Governor Steunenberg murder. Arguments wrap as Judge Wood may rule after midday and Roosevelt's letter to labor unions hovers over the legal clash.
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Western Federation
New York
Sudslint
Seatte
Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Externor Steunenberg
Fremont Wood
Waynwood
Borah
Cand Darrow
Richardson
USA
Ccnses
Tilon
Beecher
People of
Twced
Chicago
Michardson
Pratse
Maywoed
Supreme Court of the United States
Steunenberg
Baywood
Ito
Stemembers
Haywood
Caldwell
Maho
Senator Borah
Clarence Darrow
Bo-rah
Boiss
Thahe
Wiliam D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Tudge Fremont Wood
EB. F. Richardson
Denver
Clarrence
Darrow
W. EB. Borah
D. M. van Duyn
Banator Borah
Janica HB. Hawley
Committee of
New York Labor Unions
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Stuick
Washington
Moyer, Haywood and Pettione
State Court of
Royalties On Water Proposal At Federal Reserves
Denver May 6 report says a secret Colorado Springs conference with Jn aod Mead chief hydrographer of the federal reclamation service discussed royalties on water from federal forest reserves. The federal government would charge for water used for power or manufacturing with President Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot linked to the plan. Senator Taylor noted irrigation use could also be taxed.
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Denver
Gel
Anotes Bute
Glenwood Springs
Jing
Colorado Springs
Jnaod Mead
Federal Reclamation Service
Taylor
Mead
Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
Toxis
Nena
Tay
Knowles Trial Begins For Attempted Murder At Fort Reno
A court martial convened at Fort Sill to try Corporal Knowles of the Twenty fifth Infantry on charges of attempting to kill Captain Edgar T. B. Macklin at his Fort Reno home on December 21. Knowles and other soldiers were discharged by President Roosevelt over the Brownsville affair. The attack followed closely after their discharge.
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iBy Associated Press
Fort Sill
Ohio
Corporal Knowles
Edgar TB. Macklin
Fort Reno
Knowles
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Macklin
Dewey Deliberates on Minneapolis Call
Rev Dr Henry Dewey of the Church of the Pilgrims Brooklyn has received a call to the Plymouth Congregational church in Minneapolis Minnesota. He told his Brooklyn congregation he has the call but is still considering it.
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Minneapolis
Pnoipit
Qsy Associated Press
New York
Henry Dewey
Church of the Pilgrims
Brooklyn
Plymouth Congregational Church
Minn
Dewes
Fish and Game Bills to Regulate Lake Michigan Fishing
Madison May 6 The Joint committee on fish and game will report out a bill regulating fishing on Lake Michigan and Superior early next week. It will copy the Tehigen law and be a general fishing bill, drawn and will be.
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Madison
Wis
Joint Committee On Fish and Game
Lake
Michigan
Superior
Short Crop Promises for Western Canada and Northwest
Crop prospects in western Canada and the northwest show delays from late cold weather and snow. Seeding is two to three weeks late with 24 to 25 percent completed. wheat movement hindered by strikes, fuel shortages, and weather. Reports vary, but officials warn of a smaller crop than last year, with winter wheat losses possibly up to 10,000,000 bushels.
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Canada
Bettorn
Py Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Western Canada
Winnipes
Man
Chicago
Yeath
West
Aileady
New Sultan Proclaimed in Morocco City Rebellion
Tangier May 6 AP reports the southern Morocco is in revolt after Mulat Hafiz, brother of the sultan, is proclaimed sultan. He freed prisoners, arrested the murderer of Dr Mauchamp, and restored the city governor. Local officials reportedly refuse to recognize Mulat-Abdel-Aquiz at Fez.
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Associated Press
Tangier
Morocco
Mulat Hafiz
Mulat
Jall
Mauchamp
France
Mulal-Abdel-Aquiz
Fez
Festival of Riflemen Opens in Charleston
The fifth triennial seat of the National Scheutzenbund of America opens in Charleston with President Roosevelt at the White House pressing an electric telegraph key to fire a rifle. Several thousand riflemen from across the United States attend as prizes valued at $500 are contested.
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Associated Press
Charleston
National
Scheutzenbund of America
Presi_ dent Roosevelt
White House
Washington
United States
Cabinet Shakeup in Panama Before President Alvareds Europe Trip
Tanima May 6 President Amador’s cabinet to undergo changes soon Senor Ricardo Arts secretary of foreign review will resign before Senor Domingo Gbbaldia arrives Gbbaldia currently minister to Washington and first vice president to act during President Alvader’s absence Alvader heads to Europe for vacation and peace conference Sone Vy De Espricia current secretary of finance likely to be named minister to Germany and England
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Associated Press
Tanima
Amador
Rome
Senor
Ricardo Arts
Foreign Reviewons
Domingo Gbbaldia
Washington
Alvader
Europe
Sone Vy de Espricia
Germany
England
Roothing New Tdiight Toward Northwestern Madison
Reports from Madison Wisconsin describe developments in a political caucus as candidates expected to attend. Only Irvine In Lasqoot and W H Viatten remain, with Stephenson due back and no withdrawals yet announced. US senatorial maneuvers during the recess are expected to continue amid unclear chances.
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Apoehl
Madison
Wist
Irvine
Lasqoot
W. HW. Viatten
Stephenson
Neenah Chosen for Christian Endeavor District Meet
Fond du Lac Wis May 6 The next annual convention of the Ne baga diis trict of the Christian Endeavor likely will be held in Neenah Officers were elected at the business meeting Saturday Rev G Ruegg of Stockbridge was named president O C Johnson of Manitowoe vice president George Beaton of Two Rivers treasurer Allie Kastvin of Waupun secretary Luther Davies Oshkosh junior superintendent Mrs W C Upton Neenah missionary superintendent Sunday featured Anti Saloon League activities with representatives occupying pulpits in local churches and vestries
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Neenah
Nebaga
Christan Endeavor
G. Ruegg
Stockbridge
O. C. Johnson
Manlowoe
George Beaton
Two Rivers
Allie Kastvin
Waupun
Luther Davies
Oshkosh
W. C. Upton
Anti- Saloon League
Ves Tee
Fears foul play in sister missing case
Milwaukee May 6 a Daily News special from Green Bay says duliua Gallande an Italian of Kewaunee arrived in Green Bay and asked the police department to aid him in the search for his sister Mary who disappeared from her home yesterday The brother sought assistance as authorities began a probe into the disappearance
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Green Bay
Win
Duliua Gallande
Kewaunee
Mary
Train Collision Kills Sweeper Driver in Kalamazoo
An unsourced report from Kalamazoo Michigan dated May 6 states Elkhart Indiana resident Slreman Ap nar Wenger died instantly when a Lake Shore freight train struck the city street sweeper at Portage Street crossing. John N. Brownell the sweeper driver was fatally injured in the derailment.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Slreman Apnar Wenger
Elkhart
Ind
John N. Brownell
Lake Shore
Portage Street
Death of Dr John Watson in Iowa Clergy and Author
The writer and lecturer Dr John Watson died in Mount Pleasant Iowa on May 2 after a sudden illness linked to poisoning. Born November 3 1800 in Morning Tree England he studied at Edinburgh and in Germany and served as minister at Sefton Park Liverpool before teaching at Yale. He published The Mind of the Master and The Cure of Souls among other works. He arrived in New York February 1 and preached at Fifth Avenue Church the next day.
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Ify
Turington
Iowa
John Watson
Tan Mulaaren
Mount Pleasant
Fan Mace
Morning Tree
England
John Walser
Fritish Eiva Service
Watson
Edinburgh University
Germany
Lymin Hieecher
Yale University
Ishg
Sefton Park
Tan McLaren
New York
Fifth Avenue
Othumwya
Iews
Weisbrod Lampert Appointed to Fire and Police Board
Mayor Banderot announced Walsbrod for four years and Florian Lampert for five years to join the fire and police commissioners under a new five member board. The legislature required two appointed members with four and five year terms between late April and early May. Rumors say E W Weinbrod is chosen. ex-Sheriff Bher Simpson rumored as the other appointee.
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Banderot
BE. W. Walsbrod
Florian Lampert
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Band¢rob
A. B. Medberry
E. W. Weinbrod
Sherif Bher Simpson
Rew
Rural Delivery Operations Report May Update
Washington report summarizes rural delivery progress up to May with 37,07 routes in service and petitions received to date. It notes figures related to appropriation requests and new service expansions under the Rural Delivery program.
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Rreway
Washington, D.C
WAT Rerculir
London Doctor Dawson to Undergo Gall Bladder Operation
A letter from Mrs. Dawson confirms Dr. W. H. Dawson of London England will not attend missions next week due to gallbladder trouble and a planned operation. He hopes to resume duties after five to six weeks and aims to be fit again by June to continue his work.
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Geonera
Ushhosh
Dawson
Lonedon
England
Stig
Smith
Jten
Mr. Smith
Mr. Dawson
Dr. Dawson
Hha
Mra, Dawson
Bobby Walthour Hurt in Erfurt Bicycle Race
American cyclist Bobby Walthour suffered a serious accident in Erfurt after winning a fifty kilometer heat against Van der Stuytt. He fell just after crossing the finish line, struck his head on a wooden railing, and was carried to a hospital unconscious.
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Berlin
May
Bobby" Walthour
Erfurt
van der Stuytt
Walthour
Worden
Primary election law debated by Wisconsin assembly committee
Madison May 6 The committee on elections of the assembly will wrestle this week with the question of amending the primary election law A substitute bill has been drawn but does not meet the demands of the committee nor is opposed members of the body
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Madison
Wis
Committee On Elections of the Assembly
Shoremen Strike Grows More Serious Across Ports
Longshoremen plus five transatlantic unions join a widening strike affecting coastwise and Atlantic steamers. About four to five thousand workers walk out, demanding a wage rise to 40 cents per hour with overtime rates. Brooklyn docks see 3,490 on strike, with no serious disorders reported as talks continue in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Associated
New York
Big McNehash
American
Red Star
Brooklyn
Heildauy
Simpitg
Camiulttens
Telephone Coumtniy
Aniens
Unarien
Electrionina
la Mesta
Turko-Arab Battle Report From Constantinople Front
The Associated Press reports from London dated May 6 that Turkish forces have clashed with Arab rebels near Yemen in a string of engagements. Turkish troops claim Arab forces crushed, while rebels claim renewed advances. By December 11 Turkish defeat and garrison surrender are noted amid ongoing fighting and weapon captures.
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Asso Ited Press
London
Leon
Constantinople
Stern Batinhans
Burtdeh
Arabia
Ofarequenin
Thai Pasir
Shnan
Inge Abirtygina
Santa Fe Train Ditching Scene Report
Santa Fe train wreck details describe a Chicago to California route derailment north of Ten Mile Mile, with passengers and crew injured. Fire from the dining car and sleeper car overtook two coaches, while a passenger car and the remaining coaches sustained less damage. no fatalities confirmed in the fragment.
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Santa Pe
Chicago
California
Narborn
Kansas City
Kanua City
Woman dies of injuries in Wabash Avenue fire
Chicago agency report says a woman died today from burns and injuries suffered in a blaze on Soy Wabash avenue where about fifty people were rescued. Mr and Mrs Forbes of Troughton Michigan were visiting relatives Mr and Mrs Morris at 178 West Lincoln avenue.
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Chicago
Jk. Young
Soy Wabash Avenue
Forbes of
Troughton, Mich
Morris
West
Lincoln Avenue
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