President Haywood case in Boise Kept In Court View
Boise May 6 An application for a bill of particulars in the William D Haywood murder case will be argued before Judge Wood. Attorneys Engaged include E F Richardson and Clarence Darrow for the defense, with W E Borst and D M Van Duyn for the state. Roosevelt letter to labor unions also discussed as potentially influencing public and legal perceptions.
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Boise
Idaho
Couns
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Stuenenberg
E. F. Richardson
Denver
Clarence 8
Darrow
Chicago
W. E. Borsh
D. M. van Duyn
Public Ore
James H. Hawley
Haywood
Stonenberg
Ecutor
Borst
Roosevelt
New York
Moyer and Pettibone
Moyer
Pettibone
Clarence Darrow
A Press
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
State Court
Lescol
Withdrawal of Deputies Protested by Machinists Union
Davenport Iowa May 6 1907 members of District lodge No 88 AL of M protest Sheriff Wittilsen action in East Moline strike and request withdrawal of deputies from Root Vander Voort engineering Williame White companies arguing deputies disturb public perception and infringe constitutional privileges. signed by District Lodge No 38 AL of M of.
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Machinists Union
Wittilsen
East Moline
District Lodge No
Davenport
Iowa
Kintilsen
Rock Tsland
Tibor
Moline
Root & Vandervoort Engineering Company
de Clark Atte Company
Williame White Company
District Lodge No. 3
Bk AL
Terefore
W. W Arrives in Port and Prepares First Excursion
The steamer W. W. arrived this afternoon from the south after a remodel. Captain D. W. Wisherd moved aboard at Keokukurdey and brought the boat to the city. The first excursion of the season is planned for tomorrow with a trip downriver for white and Red audiences. The Diamond to Dubuque and the steamer Du buque are due tonight, the Sidney slated to depart May 15 for St. Paul, and the Ruth and North star boats active along the river. Water depth measured 7.80 feet all day.
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W. W
D. W. Wisherd
Keokukurdey
Dubuque
Sidney
St. Tamis
Wal
St. Paul
North Tar
Harriet
Soenth
Ruth
Columbia
Muscatine
Bakers Strike Disrupts Moline Workforce Except Emery Shop
Journeymen bakers in Moline walk out after master bakers refuse to sign a contract. Workers currently shift 6 PM to 4 20 AM, seek permission to start earlier to finish by 11 PM. masters argue bread would not stay fresh with the proposed schedule.
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Moline
J. BE. Emery
Willets Magin Manufacturing Incorporation Filed
Springfield May 6 Argus Special reports the secretary of state licenses the Willets Magin Manufacturing Company of Rock Island to incorporate with capital stock of 25000 and a general manufacturing objective. Incorporators are W C Willets C A Magin and EB Kreis.
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Springfield
Argus
Secretary of State
Willets-Magin Manufacturing Company
Rock Island
Object General Manufacturing
W. C. Willets
C. A. Magin
EB. 3. Kreis
Stockholder seeks accounting from Chicago New York Electric
Theodore Nemeyer, a shareholder, files a circuit court bill challenging a contract with Co operative Construction. He seeks an accounting and the return of stock allegedly received unlawfully. Officials actions are questioned and a receiver may be appointed if accounting fails. The railroad plans an overhead electric system between Chicago and New York with trains at 75 mph.
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Chicago
Theodore Nemeyer
Chicago-New York Electric Air Line Railroad
Co-operative Construction Company
New York
Meet of Colleges Opens at Augustana Tonight
Delegates from about 30 schools including the University of Chicago and Northwestern gather at Augustana college for the Minis Federation of Colleges annual convention. Dean E. D. Starbuck of Iowa speaks on spiritual life with sessions at Cableball tomorrow and executive discussions on college policies, scholarships, and degree powers for normal schools.
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Illinois Federation
Augustana
Dean Starbuck
Iowa University
Augustana College
Minis Federation of Colleges
Som
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
E. D. Starbuck
University of Iowa
Cableball
Committee On
McCleland
Knox College of
Galesburg
Augustana Jcollege
Northwestern College
Ville
Carthage
St. Ignatius
Chi Westfield
Eureka
Corpus Chrissi
Greenville
Blackburn
Carlinville
Millikin
Decatur
Monmouth
Austin
Effingham
Ewing
Shurtleff
Knox
St. Francis Solanus
Quincy
Wheaton
Tlinois Wesleyan
Bloomington
Lincoln
Illinois
Jacksonville
McKendree
Lebanon
St Mary's
Knoxville
Well Known Author Dies at Mt Pleasant
Burlington Iowa May 6 Dr John Watson Ian Maclaren died today at Mt Pleasant Iowa from blood poisoning due to tonsillitis. He fell ill there on April 25 and later passed away in Mt Pleasant hospital.
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MT. Pleasant
John Watson
Ian Maclaren
Iowa
Burlington
Ellen Terry Weds Third Husband James Carew
New York May 6 announcement reveals English actress Ellen Terry, 59, is again married to her leading man James Carew, 35. The Pittsburg ceremony, March 22, was performed by a justice of the peace. The news was delayed until she sailed for her native land. Terry has been married twice before.
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James Carew
New York
Ellen
Pittsburg
Carew
Fragmentary text hints at a personal sentiment
The readable portion suggests a statement about loyalty and affection among friends. The fragmentary nature leaves the exact subject, context, and parties unclear, preventing a precise identification of individuals or events.
Haydn Toy Symphony Recital By Children at College
The Angi fant college children's department presents a recital in the college chapel on Wednesday at 8. The program features vocal, violin, and piano numbers followed by Haydn's Toy Symphony played entirely by children using toy instruments with violins dominant and piano accompaniment. The piece reflects Haydn's affection for children and aims to amuse both young and old.
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Angi Fant College
Heydn
Papa Haydn
Commandery Inspected by Grand Officer at Masonic Temple
Rock Island Commandery No 18 Knights Templar hosts annual inspection by Fred H Lehman Princeton past commander. ceremonies begin at 3 30 with conferring of temple degrees on two candidates and a 6 30 dinner at the temple dining room. one candidate to receive temple order tonight. candidates from Geneseo and Aledo among attendees.
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Masonic Temple
Rock Island Commandery
Knights Templar
Fred H. Lehman
Princeton
Princeton Commandery
Lehman
Rock Island Club
Order of the Temple
Geneseo
Aledo
Performers Banquet Honors Y M C A Circus Helpers
About seventy five members who helped at the Y M C A circus on April 12 and 18 were banqueted at the nation building parlor. William B McIntyre served as toastmaster while H A Weld George Duffield and others gave toasts. Floyd Wilson contributed story telling and songs for an informal afterglow.
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Jation
Association
William B. MclIntyre
H. A. Weld
George Duffield
Wyman Beardsley
A. L. Burnett
Harry Franks
James Weed
Floyd Wilson
Moline
Turkish Troops Lose Seven Battalions in Yemen Battle
London dispatch reports seven battalions of Turkish troops nearly annihilated by rebels in Yemen province Turkish Arabia. The commander in chief requests reinforcements as medical men gather in Washington for the annual meeting of the Association of American Medical Colleges with speeches and papers on the program.
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Yemen
London
Turkish Arabia
Tha
Washington, D. C
United States
Washington
Association of American Medical Colleges
Packers Aid Highlight In Meat Inspection Reform
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson met Chicago meat inspectors to discuss applying new meat laws. Dr. Melvin, head of the Bureau of Animal Industry, said the bureau has general cooperation from packers, with cleanliness the main hurdle and improvements proceeding steadily.
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Chicago
Unknown Cause in Horace Marvin Death Stirs Dover Inquiry
Physicians cannot determine if foul play occurred in the death of Horace Marvin. Autopsy surgeons study an empty stomach and stomach analysis may take days. Coroner’s jury released to reconvene. body buried with mourners. Detectives remain puzzled by the distant location and possible exposure to freezing.
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Dover
Del
Horace Marvin
Robyn
Calloway
Pinkerton Agency
Eleven Italians Found Guilty in Black Hand Case
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania May 6 Eleven of thirteen Italians on trial for Black Hand crimes were found guilty when the sealed verdict was opened The two remaining defendants were acquitted The principal charge was the explosion of the home of Italian Rizza who refused to pay money to the Black Hand society Sentences were deferred
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Wilkesbarre
Rizza
Black Hand” Society
Asian naval officers visit Rock Island arsenal on China delegation
Four officers from the imperial Chinese army and navy toured the Rock Island arsenal with U S guide Captain A W Brewster. They examined workshops and machinery, met Colonel S E Blunt, and dined with officers and their wives before departing for Chicago en route to Washington and the Jamestown Exposition.
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Imperial Chinese Army
Rock Island
Li Ting-hsin
Lin Sung-chwang
Imperial Chinese Navy
Wang Yu-chin
Wang Yen-pin
Imperial Army
Leavenworth
Bas
Bassanio
A. W. Brewster
9Th
United States Infantry
Carria
Nineteenth Street
Arnal
S. E. Blunt
Ar[eeu
Colonel Blunt
Arsenal
Chicago
Washington
East
West Point
New York
Taft
Jamestown
United States
China
Indictments Return Against Chicago Police Officials
Chicago grand jury returns four indictments against former Chief John M Collins and five other police and city officials over alleged corruption tied to mayoral campaign interests. Indicted are Collins OConnell Roche Comerford and detectives McGrath and McNulty with bonds set at five thousand dollars for most, fifteen thousand for Collins.
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Chicago
Grand Jury
Collins
Civil Service Commission
Dunne
John M. Collins
William J. O'Connell
Democratic City Committee
Edmund H. Roche
Frank D. Comerford
James McGrath
Patrick McNulty
O'Connell, Roche
Comerford
Bombs to Empty Prison in Alexandrovit Chapel
May 6 report from St. Petersburg says revolutionists entered the prison chapel at Alexandrovit killed the chief inspector and set off two bombs. In the confusion thirteen political prisoners escaped, among them several terrorists.
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St. Petersburg
Alexandrovit
Riot Sparks Across India As Officials Move
May 6 Simla reports schools and colleges tied to the University of Calcutta face government action amid agitation. The Hindu led Rawalpindi riot appears anti Christian and anti European with mission buildings attacked and an American Church damaged. Amritsar riot under Hindu student leadership erupts near Lahore as mobs loot and assault native Christians.
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Simla
British India
Bengal
University of Calcutta
Rawal Pindi
Young Men’s Christian Association
Amritsar
Lahore
Court martial to try a corporal
Fort Sill Oklahoma May 6 a court martial to try Corporal Knowles charged with attempting to kill Captain Edsar B Macklin at Ft Reno in December last convened here today. Knowles was a member of the 25th Infantry whose members were discharged by President Roosevelt for alleged connection with the Brownsville affair. The attack upon Macklin followed closely after the discharge of Knowles and comrades.
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Fort Sill
Okla
Knowles
Edsar B. Macklin
Ft. Reno
25Th Infantry
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Macklin
Letosely
Knowles J
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Haydn
Children’s Berar of
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Dr, Melvin
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Hugh B. Jolso
E.W. Nelson
Buster Brown
Pennsylvania
Black Hand
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