Court Excludes Evidence in Haywood Trial
Boise dispatch reports Judge Wood excluding much testimony about Colorado deportations and union mine warfare as irrelevant to Haywood's responsibility for Steunenberg's death. Opening arguments proceed with Hawley for the state and defense voices, Borah to close.
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Recount Bill Declared Unconstitutional in New York
The appellate division of the supreme court ruled the 1905 recount bill unconstitutional. The measure sought to compel a recount of the New York mayoralty race between Hearst and McClellan and was defeated.
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Four Die in Philadelphia Heat Wave
Four people died from oppressive heat in Philadelphia today while Boston reported three heat related deaths. Authorities warned of continuing high temperatures and urged residents to stay hydrated and seek shade.
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Raisuli Still Holds M Lean in Tangier Prisoner Crises
Tangier July 20 Said MacLean commander in chief of the Moroccan army remains captive of raIssuli the bandit chief who seized him over two weeks ago. A moat-like ditch guards the tent where he is kept while Raisuli demands a heavy ransom and pardon for past offenses. C H Buschmann reports the salmon run had just begun in Nushagak with no cannery output forecast.
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Edward Taylor Elected Mayor in San Francisco Board Picks Acting Mayor
Dr Edward Taylor dean of the California University faculty chosen by the San Francisco board of supervisors as acting mayor. Police chief Dinan says no one else will be recognized as mayor. July reports note oath of office and statements on appointive offices. The month also covers Ruef ar raignment continuance Delmas clash with Heney and vaccination of prisoners including Mayor Schmitz and Abe Ruef.
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Johnson Beats Fitzsimmons in Second Round
In Philadelphia on July 1, Arthur Johnson defeated Bob Fitzsimmons in the second round of a six round bout. Johnson, billed as a burly negro heavyweight, dominated as Fitzsimmons faded, his right arm crippled early and his speed gone. The crowd watched in silence.
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General Alikhaneff Killed by Bomb in Caucasus
Cable report from St. Petersburg says General Alikhaneff, commander in chief of the Caucasus forces, was assassinated by a bomb this morning. Revolutionists opposed him for his ruthless suppression of disorders.
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Telegraph Operators End Strike in San Francisco
Striking telegraph operators resume work after agreeing to submit disputes to arbitration. A separate report notes a Chinaman fired six shots at another Celestial in Nushagak, missing each time and now jailed. Prices for salmon 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 ship ore from the Happy Jack property on Hogan bay. Thirty six men work a tunnel and are building a permanent camp with a large lumber stock. The ore body is extensive and near the water with tunnel entrance 300 feet from the wharf, promising very low output costs. The company holds six claims on Mummy bay in a strong bonanza belt with a tunnel at 140 feet. Miners tools and hardware at J L Graet's.
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Julius Singer
Happy Jack
Hogan Bay
Mummy Bay
Bonanza
Copper Fever in Seward Spurs Local Prospecting Rush
Copper ledges off the bay lure prospectors as about a dozen noted Seward men head east for exploration. Rain gear and boots advertised by Brown & Hawkins as the mining fever spreads through town.
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