Pettibone's Action Held as Evidence of Guilt in Haywood Trial
In Boise, on the trial's final day, Senator Borah accused Pettibone and Orchard of a concerted conspiracy linking Haywood to Steunenberg's murder. He argued Pettibone's absence and Simpkins' telegram proof show a planned murder and warned against industrial war framed as crime. Darrow urged acquittal for Haywood, while Borah defended law and justice before about 1,000 spectators.
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Yas
Court House
Borah
Besun
Haywood
Frank Steunenbors
Joe Wan
Orchara
Denver
George Pettibone
Orchard
Hi Pettibone
Bill Easterly
W. F. Davis
David Coates
Colorado
Lottie Day
Eugene Engley
Steunenbers
Miners
Simpkins
Moyer
Steuneberg
Maywood
Western Federation of Miners
Fry
Caldwell
Tom
Tom Hosur
Simpkins Des
Hogan
Western Federation
Boral
James H
Richardson
Pinkertons
Steunenberg
Darrow Crred
Darrow
Cruelty Charged in Columbia Disaster Allegations Rise
Passengers allege Third Officer Hawse of the Columbia acted with cruelty after the wreck. They accuse him of refusing aid to an unconscious woman, ordering a sailor to strike a man, and calmly watching while others were rescued. Mrs Hansen misidentified as a passenger’s wife is cited.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hawes
Columbia
Hansen
San Pedro
Hawse
Lulu Hansen
Minneapolis
Maceoon Caprin Hansen
State House votes to appropriate funds for resisting law
Montgomery bill to allocate 50000 for resisting the rate regulation law passes the Alabama House and goes to the governor. The report notes Governor Comer avoids direct defiance of federal orders and favors court review. In Missouri a county treasure was discharged following a discovered shortage.
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Montgomery
Ala
North Carolina
Comer
Dynamite Attacks Target Chicago Gamblers War
A dynamite blast near Mont Tennes’ Belden Avenue home in Chicago caused minor damage and shattered windows, echoing earlier assaults on gambling figures like Blind John Condon and John F. O’Malley. The blast damaged a garage alley and scattered steel fragments, with Tennes escaping unharmed.
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Chicago
Tennes
Mont Tennes
Belden Avenue
John" Condon
Michigan Avenue
Condon
Ite
Teunes
Protective Tariff League slams German trade pact
New York July 26 The American Protective Tariff League executive committee unanimously adopts a resolution opposing a US Germany tariff and trade agreement. It contends the pact lowers ad valorem duties by 10 to 25 percent by redefining market value and waiving cost of manufacture proofs. It warns the move harms American labor and the importing public.
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New York
Congress
Europe
United States
Customs Service
Next Friends Win Three Motions Denied in Eddy Case
In Concord New Hampshire July 26 Judge Chamberlin denied five motions in the Mary Baker Eddy accounting suit. The rulings limit inquiry scope to masters evaluating mental state and deny funds for prosecution. The next friends keep control of the action while rights to exceptions are preserved and a potential reopens on incompetence.
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Concord
N. AL
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Robert N. Chamberlin
R Next Friends
Chamberlin
Next Friends
Gasoline Funnel Accident Leaves One Survivor
In a Humber river incident during a heavy thunderstorm a gasoline funnel with one man aboard capsized. Only George Shields survived. others named were Joseph Irvine Jack Rory Dawson Nerheragan Gordon Leroc Bu Miller and Milare of Toronto Junction.
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Toronto
Humber
Joseph Irvine
Jack Rvi Dawson Nerheragan
Gordon Leroc
Bui Miller
Milare
Toronto Junction
George Shields
Josephine Leslie Found Guilty of Defrauding Elite S
London on July 26 Mrs Josephine Leslie was found guilty of defrauding members of well known families by false pretences and sentenced to five years penal servitude She posed as a friend of J Pierpont Morgan claiming he guided her investments Morgan testified he never knew her and had no dealings with her Leslie formerly Josephine Lastwick of Philadelphia.
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London
Josephine Leslie
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Leslie
Josephine Lastwick
Philadelphia
JAP SPY CAPTURED AT TEXAS MILITARY ENCAMPMENT
A Japanese national was taken into custody at the Texas state military encampment in Austin yesterday. He is charged with photographing batteries in action and other camp features and is held pending investigation by state and federal authorities.
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Mikado
Texas
Austin
Terrible Trip on Top of Fast Train
hotel clerk E R Buckley and actor George Elliott were pulled from the top of the Twentieth Century Limited in Cleveland and found unconscious. They had climbed aboard at Buffalo to ride to Chicago, unaware of the exposure and danger.
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Twentieth Century Limited
Cleveland
Magill Murder Case Fund Raised Rapidly in Clinton
In Clinton Illinois July 26 the arrival of Fred H Magill and his wife Faye Graham Magill arrested in California for the murder of Magill s first wife prompted citizens to raise four thousand dollars in six hours to aid in their prosecution. Subscriptions are secret to avoid Magill relatives who hold much local real estate and farm property. Attorney Miller warns the sheriff to exercise extreme caution over possible self harm.
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Clinton
Fred H. Magill
Bride
Faye Graham Magill
California
Magill
iInear
Embezzler Examiners' Confinement Sparks Sicilian Riots
Rome reports the public instruction minister accused of stealing half a million dollars remains under house arrest, provoking continued sympathy riots in Sicily. In Messina police say lights were cut and property damaged as rioters clashed, injuring about thirty people.
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Rome
Examinister of Public Instruction
Sicily
Messina
Regio di Calabria
Dynamite Blast Kills Three In Otter Lake Hardware Store
A lightning strike at 6:50 last evening shattered the WW Hemingway hardware store in Otter Lake Michigan. Three or four people died including Maynard Hemingway 30 a salesman and his wife and child. The two story frame building burned quickly and rescue attempts were futile.
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Otter Lake
Mich
S. Hemingway
Maynard Hemingway
Maynard Hemingw
Hemingway
Stone Comrade to Death in Swimming Affray
In Kentucky a boy, Joseph Turner aged 11, son of Justice Samuel Turner, was stoned to death after a swimming dispute on the Cumberland river. A group of boys led by Thomas Simpson threw stones, mortally wounding Turner who died that night. witnesses did not intervene.
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Joseph Turner
Samuel Turner
Williams Creek
Cumberland River
Thomas Simpson
Turner
Harlan
Soldier Shot by Chaplain Over Cavalry Cannon
In San Antonio on July 26 Chaplain Thomas Dickson of the Twenty sixth infantry shot Clyde Blakely of Company B Ninth infantry after Blakely and a companion allegedly dragged a brass cannon made in 1698 from his front yard. Dickson says he acted to prevent the theft of his cannon retrieved from the Philippines. The second item notes Petersburg Indiana residents face a local telegraph service closure over disputed charges. Henry A. Hutchings of Illinois named a federal special agent to curb liquor traffic among American Indian communities in Washington.
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San Antonio
Texas
Thomas Dickson
Clyde Blakely
Perate
Ninth Infantry
Dickson
Blaker
Philippines
Hutchings
Federal Place
Washington, D. C
Henry A. Hutchings of
Ilinois
Indian Bureau
Anarchists Arrested at German Convention Freed by Court
Twenty nine delegates to the German Anarchist society convention were arrested in Mannheim yesterday for holding an illegal open air meeting and were acquitted by a court today. The report notes additional items from New Orleans and Chicago on July 26 focusing on a Building and Loan session.
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Germany
Mannheim
German Anarchist Society
New Orleans
Chicago
Western Division Swedish Singers give first tri city concert
About 300 singers under John R Ortengren entertained at Athletic park Moline in the Western Division American union third quadrennial convention opening concert. Rosa Grinberg Emma Meissner and Gustaf Holmaqui drew encores as the well trained chorus blended voices. Visitors tour the three cities tonight the second grand concert follows with the same soloists.
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Athletic Park
Moline
American Union of Swedish Singers
John R. Ortengren
Chicago
Rosa Grinberg
Oscar Theater
Stockholm
Emma Meissner
Fionna
Oscar
Tower Inn
Fiendish Berlin attacker targets girls in shocking assault
Berlin reports a brutal crime as a man attacks five young girls on the streets. A child died and authorities deem the suspect a madman. The incident dominates today’s grim Berlin coverage.
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Berlin
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