Haywood Trial Jury Selection Opens in Caldwell
Boise May 9 The Haywood murder trial in Caldwell begins with jurors not yet sworn as Judge Wood keeps the panel together after lunch. Four of the original 12 were excused for interests illness or city patrolman duty, while others faced bias challenges or were passed. State witnesses listed include Harry Orchard and Governor Peabody family members, with Orchard seen as key. The case raises questions on delays as defense and prosecution exchange experts and prepare to try Haywood alongside Moyer Pettibone with Orchard expected to testify.
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Associated Press
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Haywood
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Steunenberg
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Harry Orchard
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Caldwell
Frank Steunenberg
Charles H. Moyer
George“A." Pettibone
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Federation
Moyer and Pettibone
Waywood
Miners Organi‘uation
Orchard
Canyon County
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James Hi‘ Hawley
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George Stone
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Plemenentine
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Clarence.s. ‘Barrow
Chicago
Edgar Wilson
Bolea
Tudge Wood
John F. Nugent
Fred Miller
Spokang, Wash
Burns Confesses He Feigned Win In O Brien Fight
Tommy Burns admits he promised to throw the match to permit O’Brien to win but broke the pledge when the gong sounded. He says the ruse was to prove he was O’Brien’s master and to expose betting manipulation. Burns estimates eight thousand eight hundred dollars would have been his if not exposed. Manager McCarey corroborates the statement as Referee Eyton notes prior suspicions and welcomes exposure to curb dishonest boxing practices.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tommy” Burns
O'Brien
O' Brien
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Yank O'Brien
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O’brien
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McCarey
Pacific Aliveletic Club Today
Charles Eyton
Carey
New Yorks Gay Coach Parade Highlights Elite Whips
In Central Park and Fifth Avenue, the fifth annual coach parade showcased top women whips led by Mrs. Thomas Hastings. Cornelia Harriman saved a coach from accident, while Miss Harriman maneuvered to avoid a trolley obstacle. The event, first in public streets, drew H Harriman family attention and featured prominent guests and coaches from Clarence Mackay and William Gulliver circles.
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Thomas Hastings
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Central Park
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Harry Curtin
Misa Louise Gulliver
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Wiliam C. Gullliver
Tiedyard’. Blair
Gulliver
Phoenix Ingraham
Cornelia Bryce
William Mu Vu-Hoffman
Har Rueaty
Not Nann
Hatten Vote Growing in Wisconsin Senate Fight
The Madison May senate race shows a three cornered deadlock with Hatten gaining strength to possibly balance power and block immediate nomination. Stephenson, McGregor, Lenroot camps shift votes after withdrawals as leaders warn of a long contest with no clear majority.
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Madison
Wis
Hatten Gatning
W. FI
Hatten
Stephenson
Marinette Lumberman
Travas- Yesternday
Mule Lirelihood
Loday
Bird Democrat
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Estabrook
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Officers Chosen by Tuberculosis Association in D C
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis elected officers in Washington D C on May Day President is Dr Frank Billings of Chicago Vice Presidents are Dr Maryah P Ravenel of Philadelphia and Dr John P A Foster of New Haven Secretary Dr Henry Burton Days Treasurer Gen George M Sternberg Delegates leave today for a trek to visit Jamestown Expositions.
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Associated
Washington, D.C
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Frank Billings
Chicigo
Maryah P. Ravenel
Philadelphia
John P. A. Foster
New Haven
Henry Burton
Genrgn M. Sternberg
Jamestown
Power of Regulation Debated by Assembly Democrats
An assembly committee reported a substitute bill on public utilities regulation covering water power heating and telephone companies. The move aims to curb Republican manage ment while Democrats seek legislative probes into past administrations. A related resolution for legislative inquiry was defeated 45 to 44 with Spend er Ekern voting no. The Galveston form bill for city government was laid over for a week. Social Democrats push Milwaukee home rule via initiative and referendum.
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Wie
Assembly Committee of Transportation
Assembly
Mengare
Mensura
Campaniea Ang
Attte
Spender Ekern
Senate
Tha Thieach
Hutck
Galveston
Indian Relics Abound in Fond du Lac County
Special to The Northwestern Fond du Lac Wisconsin May George M Brugger assistant secretary of the Fond du Lac County Agricultural Society reports a growing relic collection. Since March 1 he gathered over ninety fine specimens including arrowheads spear heads and hatchets from Pike Creek and lake shore gravel knolls. A six inch spear head is cited as a prime example. He expects it may take a century to uncover all relics and warns many are missed by novices.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
George M. Brugger
Fond duiaLe
Pike Creek
Brogger
Alze
Brugger
Fond
du ‘Lac
Suburban Burlington wreck near Lawndale injures twenty
A Burlington line train between Aurora and Chicago derailed near Lawndale six miles from the city after striking a broken rail. About twenty passengers were hurt, one fatally. Mrs Mary Miller died en route to hospital. Injured include Elizabeth and Sarah Miller, Robert Childs, Mrs Childs, Mrs Pauline Moranz and Katherine Moranz among others. Engineer Harry Newland was scalded and cut.
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Chicago
Burlington Railway
Aurora
Lawndale
Mary Miller
Kiaipo
Elizabeth Miller
Sarah Miller
United States
Atorey
Robert Childs
Robert Childa
Pauline Moranz
East Grove
Tih
Severly
Katherine Moranz
Edgar Spiering Dies After Appendectomy At Fond du Lac
Edgar Spiering, 24, a member of Surrey and Spiering law firm, died in St Agnes hospital after an appendectomy last week. Son of Henry Spiering of Wisconsin editor of The Mayville News, he graduated from the Wisconsin university law department in 1906. Remains will be taken home for burial and funeral services Sunday with Fond du Lac county bar to attend in a body.
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Lae
Wis
Edgar Spiering
Surrey
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Dig
Isiafternoon
Sts Agnea Hospital
Dicitis
Sun
Henry : Spering
Yvill6é
Wia
Mayvila News
University of Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Streetcar Strike Escalates With More Strikebreakers
In San Francisco on May 10, police reported a serious break in the streetcar strike as hundreds of non union workers arrived at the United Railways yard at Turk and Fillmore. Cars will run from Oak and Broderick to start this afternoon under 20 armed guard escorts, while awaiting the arrival of President Mahony of the International Street Car Men's union.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Auto Lonk
United Railways
Turk and
Fillmore
Oak
Hroderick
Mahony
Kinney to Meet Yanger in Oshkosh Boxing Windup
Chicago lightweights Steve Kinney and Renny Yanger are set for the Oshkosh Eagle convention show windup. Promoters doubt the money battle will draw. Kinney vows to repeat his Davenport victory if they meet again. Eddie Santry, ex world featherweight and lightweight champ, visits town and eyes a comeback bout at 135 pounds.
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Steve Kinney
Chicago
Renny Yanger
Ba Geattind
Yengerawag
Young Corbett
Young
Brnes
Philadelphia
Kia Sullivan
Baltimore
Eddie Santry
John McGoorty
Columbia House
Bantry
Soma
Aulac
Tafts Candidacy Meeting Set in Ohio
Cincinnati readers learn the Republican state committee plans a May gathering in Columbus to discuss Secretary of War William H Taft as the Ohio candidate for the presidential nomination. Walter Brown of Toledo issued the call, with invitations sent to party leaders for a wide advisory conference chaired by Senator Dick.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Thepublican State Committee
Republican Congressm
Colnaien
William H. Tafe
Walter Brown
Toledo
Wen
Jetterd
Taft and Roosevelt Attend War Visitors Event
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Taft and Roosevelt and a visit related to military entertainment for distinguished visitors. The text is incomplete but indicates a morning event with the two figures and wartime context.
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Taft
War
Ambush Fatal to Two Near Oncado
Two people were ambushed near Oncado last night and shot by an unknown assailant. Joseph Turcott died soon after, and Mrs Lap, a teenage woman, was severely wounded as Turcott lingered dying. Police report not yet released names and details remain uncertain.
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Joseph Turecott
Tha Worat
Turcott
Thosasagsin
Eugene
Manyeen
Government wants island for canal project delays dispute
The fatinian canal commission orders appointing a board of appraisers to value improvements by the Pacific Mail Steamship Co on Naos Island in Bay of Panama. Taft will review government purchase of improvements as talks with Manager Schwerin continue over title to the land. The island is not needed until the canal is finished and may serve quarantine and immigration duties when in operation.
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Washington, D. C
Fatinian Canal Commission
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Naos
Bay of Panams
Taft
Schwerin
Steamship Company
Carmit Tha’ Steamshin .Company
Pioneer merchant Mertin J Ballard dies in Seattle at 70
Seattle mourns Mertin J Ballard a longtime merchant and banker aged seventy who died recently in Seattle. He leaves a widow Miss Hattie Page of Marquette Wis and two children. He was cousin to Jessie T Green David M Green and Gardner Gree of Oshkosh. A veteran of the Indian wars, Ballard had crossed the continent and resided in Seattle for four years.
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Twe
Hattie Page
Marquette
Wis
Jessie ‘T. Green
David M. Green
Gardner Gree
Oshkosh
Nilning
Rin
Northwest
Ballard
Favorite in Third Metropolis Handicaper Result
Telmont Park May 9 metropolitan handicap one mile race finished Glorifier at 20 to 1 with Okentte in second and Roseben in third. Roseben favorite in betting. prize value near 18,000. Peter Michels, charged with forgery, to appear in municipal court this morning at Palace Cloathly.
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Associated Press
Telmont Park
N. Y
Okentte
Roseben
Pime
Peter Michels
Ciothly
Nity
Decree Enjoins Drug Trust in Nationwide Action
The United States District Court in Indiana issued a decree enjoining ninety-two defendants tied to the National Association of Retail Druggists and related bodies from combining to fix drug prices and blacklist retailers. Charles Bombaugh faced charges for circulating blacklists that identified druggists with lower prices, barring them from purchasing supplies. The ruling marks a complete government victory in the case.
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Associated Press
National Association
Fetall
Tri- Partite
Tors
Birteklist -Mianufas
Charles . Bombaugh
Lre
Serson
Charles
Bombaugh
Abegud
United States
Reynolds Recommends Broad Civil Service Reforms for District
District of Columbia report by Janes B Reynolds urges extending civil service to all district offices, creating a governor role at about 10000 dollars, and forming departments for health water buildings streets and housing. A municipal council and citizen committee are proposed to oversee ordinances and district affairs.
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Associated Press
Dietriga
Columbia
Reynolds
Tonfurndty
Colunda
Alonima
Citizany
Nicresis
All but thirteen saved after Potton wreck off San Jose Ignacio
An official report says the French steamer Potton wrecked off San Jose Ignacio resulted in thirteen missing or drowned. Most passengers, many Spanish emigrants, were rescued.
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Asselated Press
Montevideo
aAn
Potton
San Jose Ingnacio
Uncle Sam Oil Case Court Adjourns Without Hearing
Federal court at Port Seatr, Kansas, adjourned without hearing the motion to discharge the receiver in the Uncle Sam Oil Company case. Judge Pollock will hear the motion in Topeka, Kansas, as announced.
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Fedeeral Court
Tte
Sam
Pollock Wil Ft
Topekay
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