Case draws closer as militia call tied to mining case
Prosecution may wrap rebuttal in Haywood edge trial today while defense hints at brief surrebuttal. Key witnesses including Alli n and McGee face pretrial actions in Boise as perjury bonds rise to 5000 dollars. Court records show tensions over who called out militia linking Cripple Creek disturbances to Mine Owners and Citizens Alliances.
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Boise
Idaho
Haywood Edge
Aller
Quipple Creek
Bolae
fieGeu
Gavasy
Skoelsch
Hoe
Haywood
Colorado
Owners’ Association
Citzen
Alliangs
Western Federation of Miners
Cripple Creek
Victor
Telluride
Milick
Lawrence Guibiani
San Francisco
Drady
A. Cogawell
Wallace
Guibinni
J. J. McGee
Boisa Fron
Spokane
McGee
Cogswell
Coldest July in 130 Years Hits Austria
Weather records show an unusually cold July across Austria with heavy snow in mountain regions. Hotels and tourist areas report closures as conditions disrupt travel and normal operations.
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Vienna
Austria
Two Girls Hurt as Governor General Killed in Bomb Attack
In St. Petersburg on July 16 General Alikahnoffé governor general of Rae tais was killed by a bomb while returning from a club. Madame Glieboff and the carriage coachman also died. A son and a daughter of generals were seriously injured. The attack occurred on Beboutoft Street and follows his notorious suppression in Trans-Caucasia.
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Raetais
Trans-Caucassia
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Glielaf
Alikahnoft
Clicholt
Beboutoft Street
Alkahnoft
Kalais
Alikuhnoff
Bor
Delay in wire rate suit draws two week adjournment
State Attorney General Jackson, representing the state, obtained a two weeks’ adjournment in the suit against Union and Pas Telegraph companies over a new schedule of rules. The companies' counsel argued the action harmed competition but denied monopoly claims.
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Heany Union
Pas Telegraph
Genwal Jackson
Elks Show Fine Showing In Philadelphia Meeting
Philadelphia July 16 crowds gather for Elks event as weather turns damp and cloudy. Grand officers report 3 071 lodges and a large treasury balance, with a proposed per capita tax reduction to 16 cents. The gathering continues toward the Elks toast on City Hall Square.
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Philadelphia
Elks
City Hall
Rueler Melvin
Robinson
Tener
Grand Trustees
National Home
Bedford City
Tracy H. Tepore
Oldest Letter Carrier Quits in New York
New York July 1 After decades in service James Delaney claimed the country’s oldest letter carrier has retired from the United States postal service. At 82 he remained hale and hearty in retirement despite a long career.
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New York
United States
Jams Delaney
Delaney
Mough
Blood stains bandits hands in Cherryvale freight robbery
Two robbers held up a St Louis and San Francisco freight train five miles east of Cherryvale Kansas on July 16. O J Grown was killed and Otis Taylor wounded seriously while resisting the robbers. Brown died instantly. Saylor was wounded twice. The robbers escaped and a posse pursues.
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Cherryvale
Kan
Jaly
St Louis
San Francisco
O. J. Grown
Otis Taylor
Kansas
Brown
Saylor
Taylor
Bankhead Named to Senate Seat in Alabama
Alabama legislators select former Congressman Bankhead to succeed the late United States Senator Morgan. The two houses acted today in Montgomery with the final Senate vote planned for tomorrow.
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Alabama
Morgan
Montgomery
Ala
Bankhead
United States
Imprisonment Error Over Twenty Months Held For Years
Montgomery July 1 A clerical error changed months to years in Allena Nivers sentence at the Alabama mine. The Houston county girl nearly served twenty years while given twenty months. The legislature introduced a bill to compensate the mother for time served.
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Montgomery
Ala
Allena Nivers
Houston County
Alshama
Montis
Legislatire
Local Weather Summary for San Antonio Area
Weather notes indicate a fall tonight into Wednesday with a low around 40s and a high near 40s. Winds light at dawn, 7 o'clock readings show temperatures near 40 while a 12 hour ago min and max hovered around 40s. A Texas cotton region forecast and national weather summary appear on the tenth page.
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OCA
San Antoni
Int
Texas
Wheelhouse Family Feud Ends in Pistol Duel in Petersburg
In Petersburg Virginia on July 16 a pistol duel between John Wheelhouse and his nephew Richard Wheelhouse ended with John shot dead and Richard possibly fatally wounded. The long standing family feud sparked the fatal confrontation.
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Petersburg
John Wheelhouse
Hichard Wheelhouse
Woge
Vice President Fairbanks Tours Oregon Railroad Town
Portland. For hours yesterday Vice President Fairbanks rode a Diggage truck to entertain railroad workers at Globe Oregon forty miles north of Portland. A misstep by a signaling worker caused a scare but no injury. Fairbanks then proceeded toward Astoria where he was greeted warmly and visited the United States cruiser Char Jottom.
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Portland
Oregon
Fairbanks
Globe
Fairban
Vicw
Faiphants
Astoria
United States
Roads Hit Again Divert Cotton From One Compress To Another
Washington July 18. An important decision by Commissioner Lane, announced by the Interstate Commerce Commission, holds that car steps do not possess authority to divert a quota of cotton trade from one compress to another. The ruling affects the motion to redirect shipments between facilities within the cotton trade network.
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Washington, D.C
Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eight Die as Battleship Georgia Accident Triggers Probe
Boston reports pace of rescue and mounting death toll after a powder flash on the Georgia caused a fire int the after turret. Eight sailors are dead and several injured, with three judged beyond hope at the U S Navy Hospital Chelsea. Authorities in Washington begin a formal investigation as the ship returns to port and crew morale is questioned.
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Mass
Georgia
United States Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Edward J. Walsh
Soumany Lyon
Julis
N.Y
Walsh
Thomas
Gaspar Goodrich
Goodrich
New York Navy Yard
Admilral Goodrich
Brooklyn
Washington, D. C
Admeal Brownson
Bureau of Fon
Navy
Board of Investigation
Coen
Ue Mavy Department
Georgi
Parmittes
Nebraska Democrats Meet in Lincoln to Back Bryan
Nebraskans from across the state gather in Lincoln at Chairman Cullen's call for a crucial Democrats meeting. A supreme court candidate will be recommended and positions on railroads trusts tariffs and railroad regulation will be outlined. The discussion includes government ownership of railways and Bryan’s plank alignment with the party.
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Lincoln
Nev
Ily
Nebraska
Cullen
Supreme Judge
Meg
Bryn
Rumors Sink into Market Pulse as Big Bear Leaders Absorb Staples
The New York cotton market opened steady and advanced on July 16 amid rumors that big bear leaders are buying heavily to absorb staples. Early gains of 15 points, with prices around 11.70, followed by 3 to 5 point climbs as covering grew. Net gains reached 79 points at one stage, then stabilized with 18 point ranges on forenoon positions as buyers and long accounts propelled the rally.
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New York
Jely
Maccabees Consider Consolidation Proposal in Detroit
In Detroit on July 16 delegates from all sections of the United States and Canada gathered for the eleventh general review, Supreme Tent Knights of Maccabees of the World. A key matter discussed was a proposition to consolidate the various Maccabees groups into one large body, potentially including Ladies of the Maccabees.
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Detroit
United States
Canada
Ireenalat Review
Supreme Tent
Knights of Maccabees of the World
Maccabees
Ladies of the Maccarbees
Japan to fund world fair project in 1911 plan
Special to The Tight Houston report from July 2010 notes Japan will back a 1911 world exposition. Prince Waigimi is named head of the undertaking with a total funds of 111 billion yen allocated for expo expenditures.
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Houston
Tex
Takayama
Japan
Prince Waigimi
Say Texas Town in Ruins Say Texas Town in Ruins
Special to The Light Wichita Falls Texas July 16 report from here states Chillicothe miles away on the wiped out by Tess. The wid fires burned our...
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Texas
Wichita, Falls
Tex
Chillicothe
Here
Tess
Peage Delegate Dies At Korean Peace Conference
A Peage delegate died during the Korean peace conference. Reports say he may have committed suicide by his own action. doctors list apoplexy as the cause. The Hague dispatch states 16 may have attended the event and the mission’s status remains unclear.
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Hague
Krearein
Telma
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