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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1907

Page

2

Haywood Murder Trial Highlights and Global Briefs

The Haywood murder case in Boise, Idaho returns to court as the state rests its case and the defense seeks acquittal. Key evidence includes denounced Miners Magazine articles and letters about Orchard’s plans, while Pettibone’s store ties to the Bradley crime are cited. International notes report French government support, Narbonne riot fallout, strikes in San Francisco, Odessa terrorism, and various trials, murders, and political shifts worldwide.

Haywood William D. Haywood Frank Steunenberg Wood Pettibone Bradley Harry Orchard Orchard

Headless Italian Child Found in Swamp Amid Kidnap Ransom Case

Two miles inland from New Orleans a headless body of Walter Lamana, a 7 to 8 year old Italian boy, was found after a ransom bid of 6000 dollars. Police say he was strangled and his head severed by decomposition. Five Italians, including two women, are detained as accomplices.

Clemenceau Chamber of Deputies Narbonne Pennsylvania State Hospital For the Norristown Raymond Cal Wawona Public Land Convention Denver Roosevelt Newport News Shipbuilding Company Newport News Fore River Shipbuilding Company Quincey Mass John ID. Rockefeller Rockefeller Elmsford N. Y San Juan Porto Rico Ponce de Leon Church of San Jose D. W. Cell Fountain Colorado & Southern Crews Prince Piscara Caianello Italy Mexico City Cabrera Guatemala Emma Kaufmann New York Aboul Fath Mirza Kermanshah New Orleans Walter Lamana Orleans Parish St. Rose Ignazion Campigcidino Campigliano

Eight Killed as Train Crash Hits Work Train

Eight workmen died and 35 injured when a New York New Haven Hartford passenger train struck a work train backing into Hartford Connecticut. Two of the injured may die. Engineer Wilson jumped clear. Passengers were shaken and some cut by glass. A man trapped beneath debris waved a red flag and received whisky.

Hartford Highland Division New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad New Britain Wilson

Drowned Brothers Try Rescue Amid Swift River Current

In St Louis Missouri two brothers Fred Adler 18 and August 24 were swept over by the river while crossing from Smiths bay on the Illinois side to the Missouri shore. Both drowned while attempting a rescue. In Rochester New York four persons are known killed and eight injured after a freight collision with train No 220 east of Pittaford on the Auburn branch of the New York Central railroad.

Siam London Edward Queen Alexandra United States Lucien Baker Leavenworth Kaw Ohio Senate New York James Bartlett Hammond Hammond Typewriter Company Supreme Court Arnaud Massey Great Britain Hoylake Alex Ross Brae Burn St. John N. B. Gen. Booth Salvation Army England Isidor Wormser Robert Pitcairn Jewish World Daniel Osiris Paris Pasteur Institute Daisy Gordon Maud Hanna Dan R. Hanna Senator Hanna John Sheets Alexander McKenzie Jackson Mich W. J. Downs Miami and Erie Canal Pennsylvania Panhandle Pittsburg Chicago Black River Falls Wis Des Moines Nealon Darnell W. Dugan Sheepahead Bay Thomas Th Truntington Amf B. Todd Fred Hoyt Munger Omaha Western Union San Francisco Oakland Cal Small Commercial Telegraphers’ Union St. Louis August Smith's Bay Illinois Mississippi Missouri Fred Adler Rochester N. Y Pittaford Auburn New York Central Railroad

Quarantine Plan for Tuberculosis Advances in Texas

Dr W H Brumby state health officer announced a forthcoming proclamation to quarantine all persons with advanced tuberculosis in Texas. In New York Emory Foster, a prominent newspaper man, died suddenly from acute kidney trouble. In Memphis a pistol duel left Constable J H Goad dead and Isom Reed wounded fatally.

Austin Tex W. H. Brumby New York Emory Foster Philadelphia Chicago Washington The World Memphis Tenn J. H. Goad Isom Reed Nero

Brick Morse and the San Francisco home run tale

In a reminiscence from the Recreation grounds in San Francisco, Brick Morse recalls a dramatic final game against Stanford. After a string of poor pitches, a bat swing sent a ball to the center fence and back to the plate, where Morse was knocked by his own batted ball. He jokes that he nearly slid to the bureau.

Brick Morse Recreation Grounds San Francisco Stanford Clinton Fred Koch Bureau San Francisco Chronicle

A Lawyer Learns Doubt From Carter’s Counsel

A southern youth entering a New York law firm was asked to give an opinion in writing. James C. Carter noted the novice began with I am clearly of opinion and advised that on a low point one should state only the preponderance of the doubt. The anecdote reflects on cautious legal phrasing.

New York James C. Carter Carter

Bacon Ridge Snake Story Goes Too Far

In a folksy tale the postmaster notes serious humor as Zeke Weatherby pulls a circus prank by placing a snake egg in Hiram Hardapple's incubator. The hatched snake swallows farm stock and threatens Hiram until a hired man spears it, ending the monster joke.

Bacon Ridge Zeke Weatherby Zeke Hiram Hardapple Hiram

Burdened Middle Classes Hit Harder by Pressures

The Christian Commonwealth notes the middle classes bear the heaviest burden and are the hardest working group in the nation. It argues there is no single order of burden, only widespread strain on those households.

Hfe Christian Commonwealth

The Barbarian's Apology on Adornment

The text argues adornment is a natural instinct and vanity fair notes that stifling it harms women who lose much by denying this impulse.

Vanity Fair

Mosquito Drainage Boosts New Jersey Property Values

Prof. John B. Smith notes an improvement effort drained breeding marshes within a year reducing pests. Property values rose by about 50 000 dollars for a modest owner and 100 new residences are planned as settlers return.

New Jersey John B. Smith Popular Science Monthly

Historic Raasay Island Sale Despite Upset Price

Raasay island between Scotland and Skye failed to find a buyer at the upset price of 225000. The mansions and grounds form the main value with Brochel castle ruins nearby. Celtic lore and Samuel Johnson reference the island in literature.

Raasay Island Hebrides Scotland Isle of Skye Brochel Castle

Intellectual Jones at the farm next door

Mrs Kornkob notes the Jones man who took the neighboring farm is very intellectual, claiming he knows four almanacs by heart, as described in the Weekly Screech column in the Milwaukee Sentinel.

Hiram

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