Haywood Trial Highlights Defense and Prosecution Battles
In the Haywood trial defense witness C W Aller is accused of perjury and arrested as the state counters Orchard's account. Dr I L Magee testifies for the defense but is also arrested for perjury. William D Haywood ends a six hour cross examination denying all charges linked to the murder of Frank Steunenberg and the Western Federation of Miners.
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Haywood
C. W. Aller
Cripple Creek
Col
Orchard
I. L. Magee
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Senator Borah
Western Federation of Miners
Boise
Harry Orchard
Mixed World News Items Highlight Disasters and Elections
Nine killed as a three story store collapses in London Ontario while Edward F. Walsh of the battleship Georgia dies as the ninth victim from the turret blast. Admiral Yamamoto sends wreaths for the dead and bouquets for the injured. Dr Edward R Taylor is elected mayor of San Francisco amid graft prosecutions.
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London
Edward F. Walsh
Georgia
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Admiral Yamamoto
Japan
Edward R. Taylor
Hastings Law College
University of California
Board of Supervisors
San Francisco
Cr. W. Aller
Haywood
Harry Orchard
Gen. Alikhanoff
Tiflis
Mme. Glieboff
Glieboff
Alexandropol
Russia
Roy J. Reece
Springfield
Griffiths
Central America
Salvador
Guatemala
Zelaya
Nicaragua
India
America
United States
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Marda Brokazinwitch
Beleville
Joseph Pilkerton
Michael Lepere
Thomas Dolton
Calhoun Wallace
Gary
Ind
Pine Station
Dolton
Lake Shore
Elkhart
New York
Elsie Ellwood
Isaac Ellwood
DeKalb, T
Said Kalil Laik
Elks select Dallas for convention and leaders named
The Elks chose Dallas Texas as the next convention city and elected John K Tener of Charleroi Pa grand exalted ruler. Frank D Hill of Minnesota arrived in St Petersburg to begin duties as consul general.
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Elka
Dallas
Tex
John K. Tener
Charleroi
Frank D. Hill
Minnesota
United States
St. Petersburg
War Department
Fifth Field Artillery
Nen
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Philippines
Black Hand Society
East Harlem
N. Y
Herman Bartels
Toronto
Ont
Auburn
Fritz Ulrici
Rochester
Burlington
Great Western
Bethel
St. Louis
San Francisco
O. J. Brown
Dreamland
Coney Island
Leo Tolstoi
Georgia
Cape Cod Bay
Casper Goodrich
Goodrich
F. H. Magill
Clinton, Til
Kling
San Diego
Cal
Leavenworth
Grand Lodge
Elks
Philadelphia
William Drew
W. A. Johnson
Benton
Denver
Col
A. W. Lee
Lee
Ottumwa Courier
Davenport Times
Muscatine Journal
la Crosse Tribune
Hannibal Courier Post
Nottingham
England
Gunnison
County
Utah Fuel Company
Denver & Rio Grande Railway Company
Earl M. Cranston
Erie
Foraker
Thomas J. Clark
Chicago
Spain
Bilbao
Dalehart
Winchell
Rock Island Railaway
Berlin
Beveridge
Indiana
Katherine Eddy
Alton B. Parker
Norfolk
Richmond
Ludmilla von Wrede
Paris
Munich
Guestrow
Mecklenburg
Jamaica
Humphrey
Indian Territory
Mixed Voices and a Conscience Mist
Alice returns from Sunday school with new ideas and tells her younger sister that truth comes from the heart as conscience directing inward. The six year old dismisses the notion, joking that it is just wind in the family.
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Alice
Lippincott's Magazine
Western Men in New York Drawn to East’s Leadership
The piece notes westerners and southerners like Theodore P. Shonts Thos F Ryan and Morton era leaders shaping New York power. It highlights Western and Southern figures guiding major firms E H Gary John W Gates Henry C Frick Norman B Ream Wm H Moore and Daniel G Reid as influential movers in finance industry and corporate leadership.
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D. O. Mills
J. B. Haggin
James R. Keene
California
New York
Theodore P. Shonts
Thos. F. Ryan
Virginia
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Jas. H. Hyde
Paul Morton
South
West
Morton
Equitable
E. H. Gary
U. S. Steel Co
John W. Gates
Henry C. Frick
Norman B. Ream
Wm. H. Moore
Daniel G. Reid
Humming Birds In England At Regent's Park
Humming birds from Venezuela excite interest at the zoological gardens in London. Of 53 captured, many died en route but 20 survived to reach Regent's Park alive. Seventeen are currently displayed in two glass cages in the insect house kept at high heat. Moths nearby appear larger than the birds and observers hope the fragile gems adapt and thrive for London's smoky denizens.
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England
Zoological Gardens
Venezuela
Regent’s Park
London
West- Minster
His Name for It
A rural school physiology class discussed the bones of the head. Lucy says skull, Henry answers noggin with a confident smile, prompting the judge to note the naming variant in a brief anecdote.
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Lucy
Henry
Noggin
Secret to Postum Coffee Turns Grocer to Believer
A grocer tests Postum Food Coffee and initially dislikes it but learns a customer’s tip to simmer fifteen minutes yields a rich Java like beverage. The grocer credits health benefits and a shift from stomach and kidney troubles after adopting Postum as a coffee substitute. Postum described as a pure liquid food, not medicine, with a promotional nod to The Road to Wellville in the package.
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Postum
Wellville
Trial of Karl Hau in German murder case begins
Karl Hau a former George Washington university professor stands trial in Karlsruhe charged with murdering his mother in law Frau Molitor in Baden Baden on November 6. Witness Olga Molitor described the shooting and Hau’s disguises while the judge notes clues from a will about the daughter and name changes.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Karl Hall
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Frau Molitor
Baden Baden
Hau
Paris
Haun
Hall
Olga Molitor
Deadly Heatwave Sweeps Pittsburg Toll Rises
Ten deaths recorded in Pittsburg due to intense humidity and a brutal heat wave with officials reporting over a score of fatalities in 36 hours. The Weather Bureau logged 84 degrees in the city, with street thermometers higher by four to six degrees. Prostrations mount as mills and manufacturing districts suffer under heat while residents seek air in streets and parks.
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Pittsburg
United States Weather Bureau
Woman shoots former fiancé in Cleveland murder case
Marietta Demoro, 18, killed Raffaele Carbato, 19, on a Cleveland street Wednesday after he refused to marry her, the couple had planned to wed July 3. She told officers, I Was right and feel no sorrow, and was arrested.
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Cleveland, O
Andrew John Seneca Chief Dies in Washington
Andrew John former president of the Seneca Nation died of a cerebral hemorrhage at Emergency Hospital in Washington. The longtime city figure spent about twenty years in Washington and was an intimate friend of the late Senator Quay of Pennsylvania.
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Andrew John
Washington
Seneca Indian Nation
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Great Cave-In on Battle Mountain Triggers City Shutdown
Immense cave-in on the No 2 shaft of the Stratton Independence mine on Battle Mountain forced the Midland Terminal main line outage and burst a city water main on Wednesday, closing the Stratton mine as a result.
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Battle Mountain
Victor, Col
Midland
City
Stratton Independence
Jealous Husband Murders Wife in Fort Smith
A well known educator, A. O. Gholsted, kissed his wife and then cut her throat, killing her instantly in a jealousy fueled murder in Fort Smith Arkansas.
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Fort Smith, Ark
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Utah
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Detroit
Mich
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Mississippi River
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France
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Leon Maile
Havre
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Clinton, Ill
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Terre Haute
Henry Martin
Evansville
Everett van Osdal
Nebraska
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Canada
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Algeria
Standard Oil Company
Robertson
Texas
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la Crosse
Americus
Kansas
Charles Stoner
Bradford
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West London
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