Court Excludes Much Evidence In Haywood Trial
In Boise July 20 the Haywood defense gains limited admission of testimony about Colorado deportations and mine-owner conspiracy but Court Rules it irrelevant to Haywood’s responsibility for Steunenberg’s death. Judge Wood warns next week’s arguments will be lengthy with numerous special instructions anticipated.
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Recount Bill Declared Unconstitutional in New York
New York appellate division of the supreme court today ruled that the recount bill passed by the legislature to compel a recount of the 1905 mayoralty contest between Hearst and McClellan is unconstitutional.
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McClellan
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Four Die From Oppressive Heat in Philadelphia and Boston
Four people died in Philadelphia from the heat today and three deaths were reported in Boston. The day marked record temperatures with multiple heat related fatalities across both cities.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Raisuli Still Holds M Lean in Tangier Prisoner Standoff
In Tangier on July 20 Said MacLean commander in chief of the Moroccan army remained a prisoner of bandit Raisuli. He is guarded in a tent surrounded by a water filled moat as Raisuli presses for a heavy ransom and pardon for past offenses. The note also mentions C H Buschmann reporting the salmon run beginning at Nushagak.
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Daily Gateway
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MacLean
Raisuli
C. H. Buschmann
Northwestern Fisheries
Dora
Nushagak
Edward Taylor Elected Mayor of San Francisco
Dr Edward Taylor dean of the California university faculty was chosen by the board of supervisors as acting mayor. He took the oath of office and refused to state plans for appointive offices. Police chief Dinan will not recognize other claimants.
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San Francisco
Edward Taylor
California University
Board of Supervisors
Dinan
Schmitz
Abe Ruef
Ruef
Johnson Beats Fitzsimmons in Heavyweight Bout
In Philadelphia on July 1, Arthur Johnson defeated Bob Fitzsimmons in the second round of a six round match. Fitzsimmons, aiming for one more bout, showed diminished speed and skill as his right arm was crippled early. The crowd watched in quiet silence.
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Philadelphia
Bob Fitzsimmons
Arthur Johnson
Fitz
General Alikhaneff Assassinated in Caucasus Bomb Blast
A bomb exploded this morning killing Gen. Alik haneff, commander in chief of the forces in the Caucasus. The revolutionists opposed him for his ruthless methods in suppressing disorders, according to a cable from St. Petersburg dated July 11.
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Alikhaneff
Thein
Caucasus
Operators Back to Work in San Francisco Arbitration
San Francisco July 20 telegraph operators resumed work after agreeing to submit disputes to an arbitration committee. A separate incident reports a Chinaman firing six shots at another man in Nushagak, missing each time, with the shooter jailed pending further action. Salmon prices are expected to rise versus last year.
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Daily Gateway
San Francisco
Committee of Arbitration
Nushagak
Will Soon Ship From Hogan Bay
Knight Island reports Julius Singer will likely ship ore from the Happy Jack property on Hogan bay. Thirty six men work a tunnel and build a wharf with permanent camp buildings underway. The ore body appears extensive and near water with tunnel entrance 300 feet from the wharf, promising low-cost output. The company holds six claims on Mummy bay. a 140 foot tunnel is in progress and mining supplies are available at J. L. Graet's.
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Julius Singer
Happy Jack
Hogan Bay
Mummy Bay
Bonanza
Copper Fever Drives Seward Men Prospecting East Bay Ledge
Word of copper leads at the bay east side spurs mining in Seward with about a dozen locals away this week in search of unlocated deposits. Rain gear and boots advertised by Brown & Hawkins for prospectors.
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Tanana
Seward
Brown & Hawkins
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