Haywood Haywood Pettibone Moyer Trial Ends In Acquittal
The Haywood murder case closes with William D Haywood acquitted after a 21 hour jury deliberation. Moyer Pettibone and Adams faced continued prosecutions though the verdict centered on Haywood’s innocence. The trial drew up to 248 veniremen and 89 prosecution witnesses, with $130000 total state and Canyon county costs.
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Frank Steunenburg
Harry Orchard
Moyer
Haywood and Pettibone
State of Idaho
Canyon County
Fremont Wood
State
James H. Hawley
Clarence S. Darrow
Make the Job Sure
Crisfield Maryland July 29. Inflamed by the lynching yesterday of James Reed the negro murderer of Policeman Daugherty the mob returned to the spot this morning dug up the body and burned it amid yells and curses riddling the corpse with bullets. A race war is feared.
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Crisfield
James Reed
Daugherty
Views Of Three Chief Figures In Famous Trial At Boise
William D. Haywood speaks of worker support and fair trial, hints at returning to Denver. Governor Gooding says verdict surprised him and pledges continued prosecution of Pettibone, Moyer, Adams, and Simpkins. Harry Orchard asserts duty done, truth spoken, ready for punishment.
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Gooding
Kaho
Moyer and Pettibone
Adams
Siapking
Orchard
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
Western Federation of Miners
Haywood
Lorehare
Boise
William D. Haywood
Denver
Borah
Judge Wood
Pettibone and Moyer
Adams and Simpkins
Pettus Dies at 86 in Hot Springs Hotel
Edmund D. Pettus United States senator from Alabama died in Hot Springs Arkansas at 10 last night after an apoplectic stroke at breakfast. A veteran of the Confederate Army he served in the Senate for ten years and was a famed southern statesman. His death followed that of Senator Morgan, and Pettus had been active in law and public service before entering national politics.
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Hot Springs
N. C
Edmund D. Pettus
United States
Mabama
Pettis
Alabama
Morgan
Senate
Pettns
California
Ishir
Frontenac steamer fire drowns nine near Cayuga Lake
Auburn N Y July 2 the steamer Frontenac burned off Farleys Point at Lake Cayuga. Nine passengers including several women and children drowned before rescue. Names recovered include Mrs Homer Genung Carl Genung Stella Clinton Marietta Sullivan Lida Bennett Zawa McReary and two unidentified women. The vessel carried fifty passengers and twelve crew when the engine room blaze started in windy conditions and the ship ran aground near cottages. Rescue efforts saved some but jury trials and Boise headlines accompany the issue of Shurtleff running for governor.
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Auburn
N. Y
Frontenac
Farley
Lake Uga
Homer Genung
Freevilla
New York
Carl Genung
Zawa MC Reary
Cohoes Y
Acuse
Howard Ble
South Bloomingburg
Ithaca
Cayuga
France Concedes A Point To America In Tariff Talks
Paris July 29. France extends from Aug 1 to Oct 1 the decree for minimum duty on coffee from Porto Rico. Paris says extension is courtesy not a right and signals goodwill in hopes of advancing negotiations toward an agreement with the United States on tariff matters.
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Paris
France
United States
Porto Rico
Banker Buys Fake Gold Brick in $10000 Swindle
J. McAlester, president of the American National Bank in South McAlester, paid $10,000 cash for a so called gold brick from a fraudulent dealer. The brick, claimed to be mined in Muskego and containing eighty percent pure gold, was revealed as fake hours after the transaction when an imitation was handed over.
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Oklahoma
South McAlester
J. McAlester
American National Bank
Muskeso
McAlester
Attempt on King Peter of Servia Reported by Frontier Dispatches
Vienna dispatches received from the frontier report an attempt to wreck the royal train carrying King Peter of Servia. The train was wrecked at Palanka but apparently no one was seriously hurt.
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Frontier
London
Vienna
Peter of
Servia
Palanka
Schmook
Gus Hall
Jone
Johnny Chase
Rennie
Co. J
Lettter
Don
Davis
Swanson
Simpson
Funeral for A. W. Lee Pauses Ottumwa Businesses
The funeral of A. W. Lee, president of the Lee newspaper syndicate, was held today in Ottumwa. In tribute, all Ottumwa businesses suspended operations for one hour during the obsequies.
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Ottumwa
A. W. Lee
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Governor Glenn Victor in Fight Over State Rate Law
Raleigh July 24 The conflict between the state and the railroad over the new state rate law was amicably adjusted at a conference between Governor Glenn and railway officials The Southern rails and the Atlantic Coast Line through their general counsel and ACL stockholders had enjoined that road from enacting the 24 cent rate and agreed to put the rate into effect August 8 An agreement was reached to proceed orderly in the courts and to end pending cases and indictments
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Raleigh
N. C
Glenn
Southern Rails
Atlantic Coast Line
Springfield camp notes show 6th Illinois Infantry drills and elections
Camp Lincoln, Springfield ML July 29 reports 6th Illinois National Guard arriving by a long train with ten coaches and two baggage cars. Units from Rock Island Geneseo Galesburg Oak Park Sterling Moline Dixon Monmouth Morrison Kewanee Freeport Galena joined. Captain Edward Dunavin seeks reelection as Company from Rock Island plans annual field meet. the regiment jokes about Jonah in camp while rain delays drill.
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Camp Lincoln
Springfield
Juy
6Th Infantry
Illinois National Guard
Chicago and Allen
4Th United States
Camp Lincol
6Th Regiment
Rock Island
Geneseo
Galesburg
Oak Park
Sterling
Moline
Dixon
Monmouth
Morrison
Kewanee
Freeport
Galena
Lincoln
Ated
Aril
Rocauig
S.eseens
C.veveccavecsees iDritt Assembly
Bdo
Pom
Salee Wang
Rok Island
Edward Dunavin
Dunayvin
Black Hand Charged With Crime That Endangers Italian Quarter
A series of disasters in New York and nearby areas ends in a deadly Christie Street fire. Police blame a bomb placed by Black Hand agents in an Italian grocery street for the blaze that claimed lives, injured many, and caused wide panic. The Long Beach hotel and Coney Island losses add to a sobering image of destruction.
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Black Hand
New York
Christie Street
Long Beach
L. L
Steeple Chase Park
Coney Island
Coney Island Torday
Long Branch
N. J
Long Beach Hotel
Atlantic Coast
Harvest fields pull workers from Duluth ore mines
In Duluth Minnesota on July 29 correspondence reports quiet operations as ore is mined at several mines and stripping proceeds. In Superior Wisconsin the Allouez ore docks run with a small, growing crew while many Finnish workers join harvest fields and efforts to hold the union for higher pay fail.
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Duluth
Desperate Suspect Shot Off Duty Detective Dies in Iowa
Council Bluffs Iowa July 24 Detective George Wilson died after being shot in the abdomen while trying to arrest a suspect. Patrolman Richardson remains in critical condition. A large posse tracked the desperado seven miles east in a cornfield. authorities doubt escape. Berlin reports another stabbing in a crowded working districts producing a baby girl.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
George Wilson
Richardson
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