Haywood trial defenses deny murder and crimes
William D. Haywood testified in Boise denying all charges tied to Frank Steunenberg’s murder and the Western Federation of Miners. Charles Moyer also denied charges and explained the federation's involvement after arrest, while witnesses challenged Detective McParland’s testimony. other items included treaty war talk and various legal maneuvers.
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Haywood
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Senator Borah
Western Federation of Miners
Orchard
Boise
Harry Orchard
Charles H. Moyer
Caldwell
Steunenberg
James McParland
San Francisco
Attempt on Fallieres by Naval Reservist in Paris Carriage
Paris July 15 A naval reservist LeoMaille of Havre fired two shots at President Fallieres as his landau returned from Longchamps. The president and officials were uninjured. Maille was arrested and denied motives, claiming grave revelations to be shared with a magistrate. Police prevented a lynching as unrest among anti military groups surrounded the scene.
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Fort Rosecrans
San Diego
Cal
Peter Larson
Northwest
Helena
Mont
Charles W. Oldrieve
Memphis
Tenn
Gov. Hughes
New York
Capital National Bank of St. Paul
Curt Smith
Sigel Turner
Jackson
Smith
Hargis
Henry J. Wilson
First National Bank
Indianapolis
Simon Gold
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Honeybrook
Paris
President Fallieres
Avenue Des Champs Elysees
Longchamps
Premier Clemenceau
M. Lanes
Landau
Boise de Boulogne
Chemps Elysees
Fallierers
Lasueur Streets
Maille
Fallieres
M. Fallieres
Villantes
General Federation of Labor
Beehive Inn bees swarm as crowd watches living sign
The Beehive Inn at Grantham features a hive as its living sign with bees storing honey above the doorway. On a sunny Saturday thousands of bees swarmed, drawing a crowd as the landlord relocated them to a second hive nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantham
England
Six Die as Southern Rail Collision Near Johnson City
Johnson City Tennessee July 15 Six persons died instantly and 20 were injured when eastbound vestibule No 42 collided with a switch engine one mile west of Johnson City. The switch engine operator leapt to safety as the passenger train plowed into the light engine. The passenger train derailed with its baggage mall car and second class coach overturned while the switch engine, still under steam, ran until a switch was thrown at Carnegie and the engine was derailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tenn
Southern Railway
Carnegie
Preparing Himself in Europe Sparks Interview Caution
A man aims to be a prominent citizen while heading to Europe. He says he cares little for the trip, but notes reporters only chase interviews on American affairs after one has been abroad long enough to lose touch with them. Washington Star quotes him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Washington Star
Bible to Be Presented by King at Bruton Church
King Edward plans to present a Bible to Bruton Church in Williamsburg Virginia for its consecration on October 10. The Bible was sent to Ambassador Bryce in Washington who will forward it to church officials.
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King
Edward
Bruton Church
Williamsburg
Bryce
Washington
Murderer Found in Barrel in Del Rio and Alabama Deaths
In Del Rio Texas on July 15 Fred Wilson a Black man killed Early Smart who had intervened to protect youths. A posse tracked Wilson to an empty barrel under a warehouse and, after resisting, shot him dead. In Bessemer Alabama James H arcy a noted figure associated with several cities and the University of Alabama was found head crushed and decapitated.
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del Rio
Tex
Fred Wilson
Early Smart
Smart
Bessemer
Ala
James Harcy
University of Alabama
Bookkeeper Charles Tarnan Dies by Suicide in Allegheny
Charles Tarnan aged 28, formerly a bookkeeper for the Smith-Premier Typewriter Co in Cincinnati in 1904, shot himself at his home in Allegheny, Pittsburg, on July 15.
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Pittsburg
Charles Tarnan
Smith-Premier Typewriter Co
Cincinnati
Allegheney
Prominent Georgia Merchant Shot Near LaCrosse
Thos Dix on of LaCrosse six miles from Americus was shot and killed instantly by unknown parties near a negro picnic. Authorities suspect a reveler at the gathering fired the fatal shot.
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Americus
Thos, Dixon
LaCrosse
Here
Accounted For Sunday Sermon Note
A judge recalls an incident in which a man walked out during a Sunday sermon and his friend notes the man only “waits to his sleep.” The brief exchange suggests a sly or humorous moment from a courtroom or church setting.
Peruna praised by Wisconsin and Missouri women
Letters from Mrs Emma Stolt of Appleton Wisconsin and Miss Theresa Bertles of White Church Missouri describe relief from backaches inflammation catarrh and digestive discomfort after using Peruna. Both women credit the remedy with marked improvement and recommend it to others as a godsend and best medicine.
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Emma Stolt
Oneida St
Appleton, Wis
Theresa Bertles
White Church
Perrina
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Marquette
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Lieut. Varra
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Ilent. de Notwrd
University of California
Hen L. Tom Manson
Champaign
Albert K. Whallen
Dew Moines
Lawrence C. Hull, Jr
Ann Arbor
Clarence Mackay
Postal Telegraph & Cable Company
Western Union Telegraph
Bangor
Northwestern Railroad
Deadwood
Frank A. Leach
Oakland
Mint
George E. Roberts
Chicago
Omaha
Morton F. Plant
Theodore S. Clark
Bryan
Ouida
Douglass, Ariz
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Minnesota
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Goiter
Louis A. J. Ahlers
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Robert J. Wynne
Vespasian Warner
Illinois
Gloucester
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Gloucester Cold Storage Company
McMillan
Lowell
David H. Green
Newark
Ndha
Theatrical Mechanics’ Association
Canada
Leagne
Wy Beattie
Jaron Yamamoto
America
Japan
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Punch
Francis Beott Key
Fort McHenry
Chesapeake Bay
Smithsonian Institution
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George C. Wallace
Arcadia
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Cleveland
W. J. Travis
Bridgman Bros. Company
Bonaparte
Tobacco Trust
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
United States Sugar and Land Company
Wellman- Record-Herald
Jeremiah Kavanagh
Wenham
W. Y. Smith
Detroit
American Car Company
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Charles H. Powers
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James Lake
Ind
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Sheridan
Wyo
Chamber of Commerce
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Morgan
Alabama
North Pacific
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Capitol Club
Grant
Red Bark
N. Y
Saratoga
Decatur (Nl) Coffin Company
Dobson
St. Louis
Lord Francis Patrick Clements
Earl of
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Virginia
Theodore Estes
Loving
Johannesburg
Transvaal
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Ecksburg
W. Jungen
Southern Pacific
Pacific
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Baron Speck von Sternburg
Iiceberg
Remen
Small
Commercial Telegraphers Union
HJ. Wilson
First National Bank of New York
Jeane R. Grant
Winfield
Chaplin
Washington University
A. O. Bacon
Georgia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dewtrice Creamery Company
Iowa
Blue Valley Creamery Company
Missouri
Naval Reserve
McQuade
Frederick P. Brown
New York World
Brown
Amersterdam Avenue
Mr. Youngman
Youngman
Quade
Johnstown
Hart? Shaffer
Jacob Habner
Gautier Tuilla
Ho Cambria Stee
Louisville
Appleton
Wisconsin
Taviscu Melo
National Lead Company
Hoston
Buffalo
Philadelpia
Wolen T. Lewin & Brow. Go Co
Pitwou National Lead É& Ol
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Libby, McNeill & Libby
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Union
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KR. Mulformer
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