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Newspaper
Seward Weekly Gateway
Location
Seward, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
7
The Daily Gateway reports Eugene V. Debs was asked to leave Boise after arriving to cover the Haywood trial. Attendees and protesters disagreed on his influence, while a third venue list expanded the courtroom crowd. Carl Duncan faced arrest and threats loomed over his potential release.
In San Francisco reports outline alleged backing by big financial interests behind boodlers. Officials clash over juror tampering in the Schmitz case as a new venire is ordered and future arrests and revelations promised. Ruef’s extortion plea is postponed to use as a witness.
W D Haywood suffers heart trouble and receives morphine to ease pain, delaying his district court trial. Doctors cite lack of exercise as cause. The Haywood case adjourned to next Monday due to illness and third venue complications.
Attorney Fairall, Schmitz' counsel, was twice sentenced for contempt by Judge Dunne but not jailed due to District Attorney Heney's intervention. The charge stemmed from violent exchanges with the prosecutor as the grand jury investigates tampering with jurors by Chief Dinan's men. Abe Ruef, Mayor Schmitz, Patrick Calhoun and Louis Glass were arraigned on bribery indictments, all contesting the indictments with next week’s arguments postponed.
John S. Campbell of Girdwood died at 44 after a career in Sitka Seward and Sunrise where he ran a restaurant. T Hammer, born 1842 in Telemark Norway, died in Sunrise on May 7 after mining on Six Mile creek. Remains buried May 9 with a joint city hall funeral. Nevada legislature passes grubstake filing bill to curb litigation over mining agreements.
The May M Steamer Tyonic reached Sunrise with S W Wible and a large mining crew to operate hydraulic mines on Canyon creek where he has worked eight years. M H Sullivan of Elmore Mining Co. arrived at the forks to work Mills and Hunt ground, sold for 10 000. Butts Ellsworth and Patterson miss Tyonok port and complain of delays and losses.
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