Not Guilty William D Haywood Freed In Idaho Trial
Boise, Idaho. William D Haywood acquitted of the murder of ex Governor Frank Steunenberg after a long trial. Judge Wood instructed jurors on conspiracy, evidence, and reasonable doubt while the state vows to pursue Moyer Pettibone and others. Haywood expressed relief, and observers noted the dramatic courtroom moment ending the term.
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Wood
Boise
Idaho
William D, Haywood
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Western Federation of Miners
Fremont Wood
Haywood
Charles H. Moyer
Federation
George A. Pettibone
Denver
Gooding
Moyer
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
State Penitentiary
Orchard
Judge Wood
James H. Hawley
le Zing
O. M. Viluya
Borah
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
E. F. Richardson
John F. Nugent
Edgar Wilson
Frank Gooding
Pinkerton
Moyer and Pettibone
Colorado
Coeur d’Alenes
Wiliam D. Haywood
State of
Miners’ Magazine
Charles Deacon Elected President of Sunshine Association
Charles Deacon, superintendent of the Union Printers' home, has been elected president of the newly organized Colorado Arkansas Sunshine association of travelers from Arkansas. The society has 200 members. G. W. Hendricks, a vice president, serves as assistant secretary of Arkansas.
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Charles Deacon
Union Printers’ Home
Association of Travelers From
Arkansas
Colorado Arkansas Sunshine Association
G. W. Hendricks
First State Capital Story From Early Colorado History
A Denver Times letter recounts Colorado City's brief capitol role in 1861 1862 with details on the Chinese laundry site against the background of Dr James Garvin Fort Garland builder John M Francisco and Governor Evans. The writer M S Beach notes Colorado Citys infancy antelope abundant and mentions witnesses A Z Sheldon and Anthony Bow. Colorado Springs July 25.
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Denver Times
Colorado City
Denver
John Chinaman
James Garvin
Plains
House of Representatives
John M. Francisco
Fort Garland
Frewood
Francisco
Conejos County
el Paso
Evans
Capitol
Colorado
A. Z. Sheldon
Anthony Bow
Beach
Colorado Springs
Holy Grail Vessel Reported Near Glastonbury
London reports a glass vessel of bluish green glass with silver inlay found near Glastonbury Abbey. Some claims tie it to Arthurian legend, and Professor William Crookes with peers and clergy are examining the artifact to determine its history.
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London
The
Express
Glastonbury Abbey
England
Joseph of
Arimathea
Ambassador Reid
William Crookes
R. J. Campbell
Crookes
Two New Mills at Granite Colorado Begin Ore Treatment
Two new mills at Granite Colorado will start treating ores immediately. The Ruby concentrator handles fifty tons daily with modern machinery and energy savings. Initial ore assays show about sixty one ounces in silver plus gold and lead. Earlier Smuggler and Miley runs yielded $370 to $480 per ton and $8 to $10 per ton on surface ore.
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Colo
Ruby
Aspen
Ruby Mines Company
Sargent Company
Miley
Mount Allen
Jap Must Meet Serious Charge in Colorado Assault Case
Sterling Colorado. Joseph Onodera a Japanese beet contractor was arrested on an information sworn by Miss Gertrude Early eighteen charging him with criminal assault. Early daughter of Isaac and Mrs Early prominent farmers near Merino employed as a domestic at J R Sheelys ranch. Onodera worked on the farm and she says he entered her room about two o clock Sunday morning gaining her couch before she was aware. Onodera admits the intimacy but says it was with her consent.
Million Dollar Mine Temple to Rise in Denver
Denver moves toward a $1,000,000 mining temple under the American Mining Congress. A late August directors meeting will set funding, site selection near the federal building, and appoint judges like J H Richards to lead supervision. Plans include land purchase, architecture bids, and a possible real estate boom around the site.
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Denver
American Mining Congress
Congress
Federal
J. H. Richards
Boise
Buchtel
Meyer Friedman
Chamber of Commerce
Judge Richards
United States
Iectora
Logan County approves funds for North String irrigation bonds
In Sterling Colorado a special election in Logan County formed the North String Irrigation district and voter approval authorized 1 400 000 in bonds to fund two reservoirs and associated ditches. The plan aims to reclaim over 90 000 acres, with water capacity for about 20 000 acres already under ditch. Construction to start as bonds are issued and sold.
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Tiff
Logan County
Soldiers Arriving Daily in Seoul Korea
Twelve hundred soldiers arrive daily in Seoul as General Okazki is placed in command of all armed forces. The Korean emperor sends congratulations to Marquis Ito for his Korea services and a monetary fund for soldiers and police. Viscount Haayashi, Japanese foreign minister, meets the Emperor. Ito tells AP that the new convention ensures mutual welfare and quiets Korea, notes a Japanese garrison to deter Korean troops, and opposes annexation as unnecessary and burdensome. He cites Formosa revenue growth and warns education as a major obstacle.
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Seoul
Korea
Okazki
Marquis Ito
Viscount Haayashi
Associated Press
Japan
Formosa
Longmont Ice and Cold Storage Company Incorporated
The Longmont Ice and Cold Storage Company was incorporated with C. E. Day Jr, J. B. Thompson, Thomas Butter, D. C. Donovan and S. Schey named as organizers. Capital stock stands at $25,000 with more than that amount subscribed and the company ready to begin operations.
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Longmont Ice and Cold Storage Company
C. E. Day, Jr
J. B. Thompson
Thomas Butter
D. C. Donovan
8S. Schey
Whitechapel style murders shock Berlin girls 4 5
A Berlin spree mirrors Jack the Ripper with three little girls as victims aged four five and three. One child died another is dying and a third wounded as police hunt a cap wearing man amid crowds. A taunting note suggests a child murderer in the vicinity and a $1000 reward is offered for capture.
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Jack the Ripper
Whitechapel
London
Ryke
Belforter
Marganitha Prawits
Hertha Lenst
Elly Knispel
Pringhauer Alley
Ln Hensersdetter
Preinzhauer
Hensersdorfer
Murdle
Turkish Spies Swarm New York Armenian Leader Testifies
Rev Levant Martogessian former Hunchakist treasurer testifies to district attorney that Turkish government inspired Armenian agitation, denies murder extortion links, says fifty Turkish spies persecute him, shows a threatening unsigned letter, and plans to seek a revolver permit from Police Commissioner Bingham.
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New York
Levant Martogessian
Hunchakist
Martogessian
Taxshanjian
Bingham
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Berlin
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