Accused Miners Held Without Bail in Idaho Case
In Caldwell Idaho on February 21 President Moyer Haywood and Pettibone were arraigned after transfer from the county jail. They face murder charges in the Steunenberg case and declined to plead. Bail denied pending preliminary hearing as prosecutors seek witnesses.
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Boise
Idaho
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Caldwell
Richardson
Witheamen
Witherton
Hichardson
Pettibone
Haywood
Moyer
Denver
Cole
Western Federation of Minersitt
Haywood and Pettibone
ea-Gov
Blemenberg
Moise
Meyer, Maywood and Pettibone
Marry Orchard
Infernal device found at Chief Justice Gabbert home
Denver reports an explosive trap planted under Chief Justice Gabbert’s gate. Dissected early morning, the wooden box measured eight by seven and a half by five inches and held 100 giant caps and 10 pounds of dynamite. Potassium chlorate saturated cotton and a sulfuric acid bottle with a cork cord were arranged to trigger detonation when the gate opened.
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Denver
Gabbert
Strike Looms in Bituminous Mines Warned by Mitchell
Pittsburgh reports President Mitchell predicting a general strike in the bituminous fields citing ongoing labor tensions. He notes non union miners should quit and that the New York conference is progressing, with no need to reconvene the national miners convention.
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Pittsburg
Mitchell
New York
Clum Seeks Alaska Governorship After Appointment
In Washington on Feb 21 Johni Clum named postmaster at Fairbanks Alaska pressed the president and Senator Pires to back his bid for Alaska governor. The president said Captain Jarvis had not decided on acceptance and would if he refused consider Clums application.
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Washington
Johni
Clum
Fairbanks
Alaska
Senator Pires
Jarvis
House committee seeks ICC probe into anthracite rail price fixing
The House Committee introduced a resolution directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate whether the anthracite coal roads have conspired to restrain trade and to regulate products and set prices.
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Washington
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Governor Grants 40 Day Reprieve in Mount Holly Murder
Trenton New Jersey February 21 Governor Brookes issued a forty day reprieve for Rufane Johnson a colored man condemned to die at Mount Holly for the murder of Florence Allinson The decision delays execution and postpones the death sentence pending further review or clemency action.
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Trenton
N. J
Brokes
Rufane Johnson
Mount Holly
Florence Allinson
the Good Shepherd
Christensen
Broadway Hall
Marshall Field's will admitted to probate in Chicago
The will of the late Marshall Field was admitted to probate today in Chicago. The development marks a probate milestone for the Field estate as heirs and legal representatives move forward with the settlement process.
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Chicago
Marshall Field
McCall Funeral Draws New York Life Attendance
The remains of John A. McCall were buried in a New York ceremony attended by officers and about a thousand New York Life employees. Trustees adopted resolutions honoring his work in building the company. The Star program featured Josephine Gasemann and her three children performing singing, dancing, and scenic acts to wide audience applause in Seattle.
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New York
John A. McCall
New York Life
McCall
Star
Josephine Gasemann
Seattle
Bank Solvent Says Jackson Truss & Bavinge Directors
Jey Morton announced after a directors and officers meeting that the Jackson Truss and Bavinge bank is perfectly solvent and will continue business without interruption.
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Chicago
Jackson Truss & Bavinge Bank
Jey Morton
Jackson Trust President William Egan Tendered Resignation
William H. Egan, president of the Jackson Trust & Savings Bank, tendered his resignation today in Chicago. The move unsettles local banking circles as officials assess leadership continuity and potential successors.
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Chicago
William H. Egan
Jackson Trust & Savings Bank
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Rr House of Bargalm
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