Haywood jury selection completes in Woodward trial
Boise reports the Haywood murder trial moves forward as the jury is selected with O V Sebern named twelfth juror after a last peremptory challenge. Judge Wood delays opening to allow proceedings and witnesses to be arranged, as other minor items and adjournment occur.
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Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
O. V. Sebern
Haywood
Thomas B. Gess
Fin Jey McBean
Samuel D. Gilman
Fred Boff
Boise City National Bank
Eoff
C. V. Sebern
Sebern
Wyoming
Judge Wood
Clerk
Borah
Zola Body to Be Transferred to Pantheon in Paris This Week
Reports say the ceremony for moving Emil Zola’s remains to the Pantheon in Paris will take place this week. In Gomez Palacio Mexico an adulterated milk poisoning left 27 ill, many saved by urgent medical care. Maurice Epbruss Mordant won the French derby in a surprise result. The Russian Social Democratic congress in London condemned terrorism and backed the duma. Japanese cruisers Teukeba and Chitose docked in Sheerness for a fortnight as officers and crew are hosted. Central Russia harvest prospects are bright after good rainfall and favorable temperatures. Mrs Griscom, wife of the U S ambassador to Italy, gave birth to a son in Rome, the first born to an American ambassador there.
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Emil Zola
Pantheon
Paris
Gomez
Palacio
Mexico
Maurice Epbruss
Russian Social Democratic Congress
London
Congress
Teukeba
Chitose
Sheerness
England
Russia
Italy
Rome
Three Victims Perish In Newark Fire At Hall
Three people die in a Newark blaze at Turn Verein hall on William Street. Janitor Joseph Hoeneke, his wife, and their child perish as smoke and flames engulf upper floors. strong northeast wind drives rapid fire spread, police rescue others as eight families on higher floors await aid.
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Newark
N. J
Turnverein Hall
William Street
Hoeneke
Joseph
Grain Market Report from Chicago and New York
Grain and commodity prices show unsettled wheat and flour, with spring wheat at 5.80 and Minnesota hard patent around 3.80 to 4.20. Corn, oats, butter, eggs, and live poultry listed with May and July terms. New York notes quiet but steady flour and declines in wheat futures for July and September.
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Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Western Sic C.f
Buffalo
Live Stock Prices From Chicago and Omaha Markets
Live stock quotational data from Chicago June 3 and Omaha June 2. Cattle ranges shown from prime steers to cows and calves with prices, hogs including heavy packing sows and mixed packers, and sheep with yearlings and ewes. Notable figures include native steers at 4.50 to 8.25, mixed hogs around 6.00 to 6.20, and yearling sheep near 5.75 to 6.60.
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Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Strikers Accept 5 Cent Wage Advance Ending NYC Dock Walkout
About 5,000 longshoremen returned to work at New York coastwise and smaller steamship lines after accepting a five cent an hour advance. Day rate rises to 35 cents, night 40, holidays and Sundays 60. Trans Atlantic lines rejected the compromise and will hire back workers at former wages. Paris notes a brighter outlook with warnings to deputies about public sympathy and trade disruption.
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New York
Ines
trans-Atlantic Lines
Lawson Sanford
Conference of Trans- Atlantic Lines
Paris
Britain Drops Irish Reform Bill After Dublin Convention
London reports Premier Campbell-Bannerman announced in the House of Commons that the government will drop the Irish bill following the Dublin Nationalist convention decision. The government will instead push an evicted tenants restoration bill with compulsory purchase powers and pursue a comprehensive education bill next session, while licensing and passive-resister relief measures are dropped.
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London
House of Commons
Campbell-Bannerman
Dublin
Pearl Wight Named Internal Revenue Commissioner
Washington June 4 Pearl Wight of New Orleans Republican national committeeman of Louisiana has accepted the post of commissioner of internal revenue to take effect December 1. He plans to settle business matters first and an interim commissioner will be appointed pending his assumption. Wight, a wealthy ship chandler banker and timberland owner born in Rockdale Maine in 1844, moved to New Orleans in 1866.
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Washington
Pearl Wight
New Orleans
Louisiana
Internal Revenue
Mr. Wight
Rockdale
Danish Actress Shot by Husband at Hotel Aalborg
Copenhagen reported that Cerda Krum Nathansen, a celebrated Danish actress, was shot and mortally wounded by her husband at the Hotel Aalborg in Jutland. He then killed himself. Jealousy was cited as the motive.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Cerda Krum Nathansen
Aalborg
Jutland
Good Words For Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Tales
People praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and coughs. A Key West patrolman credits Pain Balm with relieving rheumatism and easing pain after two weeks of use. Bottineau Drug Co. sells both remedies and seeks a Hillsboro salesman to cover Bottineau county. Mrs Phillips in Barclay endorses the cough remedy for her child and herself, noting quick recovery.
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Columbus
Robert M. Laughlin
Nellie
Coghocton County
Mc‘Millen Sanitarium
Laughlin
Chamberlain's
Bottineau Drug Co
Chamberlain
Edward Phillips
Barclay, Md
Catherine
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N. Y
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Lewis Allan
Olean
William Brown
Panama
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Edward Payson Weston
Pedestria
Gibraltar
United States
Denver
Cleveland
Far East
Joliet
A. H. Laing
Universalist Church
Mr. Laing
Universalist
Middle West
Ertresvaag’s
Ertresvaag Co
Britain
Wight Revenue Commissioner
Norfolk
W. Va
Guilderland
Navy of Holland
International
Georgia
Roosevelt
Virginia
Bottineau County
Hillsboro
Bottineau
McCabe Bros
J. H. Karr
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