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Newspaper

The Dakota Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1907

Page

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Impeachment Evidence Shown In Haywood Trial

Boise June 26 The defense for William D Haywood completes the basis for Harry Orchard impeachment with Orchard on the stand They present roguish gallery photos of Orchard after his arrest for Governor Steunenberg murder and a Salt Lake City picture from 1901 Orchard denies threats to Steunenberg and says the image was a novelty Haywood remains an active participant in the trial watching witnesses and offering suggestions

Boise Ida Wiliam D. Haywood Harry Rehard Orchard Cripple Creek Independence ‘Station K. C. Sterling Mine Owners’ Association Steunenberg Weud Giard Salt Lake City Ilywood

Major Lem Hoop Held on Felonious Shooting Charge

Pittsburg June 26 Major T Lem Hoop of this city was held for court on a felonious shooting charge after allegedly assaulting Levi Wolf a broker. Wolf was unhurt. Cross-examination revealed a prior dispute with Harper at the American club. The shooting stirred club and financial circles.

Pittsburg T. Lem- Hoop Levi Ie Wolf de Wolf Harper American Club

Mutinies Reported as Exaggerated Incidents in South

Paris June 26 denial from the War Minister. Extras claimed mutinies of troops in the South are dismissed as exaggerated. Officers to be replaced and troops to be sent to Southern Tunis after replacements.

Paris Department of the Hautes-Alpes Grenoble Tunis

Lone Highwayman Halts Two Stages Near Fresno

An unknown masked man halted two stage coaches near Fresno California on June 26. He demanded pass the hat money from passengers while an accomplice rode ahead. The incident left unsettled details as investigators search for the robbers.

Fresno Cal

Flat Two Cent Rate Reported By Transcontinental Lines

Chicago officials disclose a secret meeting among Western and transcontinental railroad presidents who agreed to cut passenger rates to two cents per mile starting July 1. The move ends the three cent rate and reflects pressure from public opinion and anti-railroad legislation. Noted participants include B L Winchell of Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and A J Earling of Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul.

United States B. L. Winchell Chicago,Rock Island, and Pacific A. J. Earling Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul

Plan Nears Completion for Standard Oil Transcontinental Railroad

Washington notes say Standard Oil intends within two years to own and operate a full transcontinental line from Newport News Virginia to Seattle and Portland via Chicago. The route would be completely controlled by Standard Oil and aimed at dominating grain and coal transport on the continent.

Washington Standard Oil Company Atlantic Tidewater Newport News Seattle Portland Chicago Standard Oil Duluth Northwest Newport News Standard Oil Group

Rio Grande Flood Chews Through New Mexico Villages

June 24 Albuquerque reports Rio Grande flooding across valleys in New Mexico. Guadalajara and Socorro area hamlets like San Antonio San Pedro and San Antonito suffer severe damage and homelessness. Levee work underway at San Antonio as river shifts threaten more towns.

Rio Grande River New Mexico Albuquerque N. M Rio Grande Guadalajara Socorronto San Antonio San Pedro San Antonito Santonio

Ex Senator Lucien Baker Dies in Leavenworth

Leavenworth Kan June 24 Former United States Senator Lucien Baker is dead here He was born in Fulton county Ohio in 1846 and served as a Republican in the U S senate from 1896 to 1901 He was shot accidentally in Leavenworth in 1871 during a street altercation and never fully recovered from the wound

Leavenworth Kan United States Lucien Baker Lucien’ Baker Fulton County United States Senate Col Anthony

American minister Knowles meets King Peter in Belgrade

From Belgrade a special dispatch reports new American minister Knowles visiting the Serbian court and meeting King Peter during a formal audience in Belgrade.

Frankfort - On -the- Main Germany Belgrade Knowles Peter

Hill plans annual Canada fishing trip with notable guests

James J. Hill, chairman of the Great Northern Railway, sails for Canada with five or six friends for the yearly fishing trip. Guests include George F. Baker, president of the First National Bank, Samuel Thorne, and George Clark. The incident noted at Belgrade drew some comment in New York.

WN Eieocanenah City Arthur Voegtlin New York Commanche Pawnee Bill Tider James J. Hill Great Northern Railway Canada Mr. Hill George F. Baker First National Bank Samuel Thorne George Clark

Wreck of the Santiago Claims Ninety Lives

Officials from the Pacific Steam Navigation company report the Santiago wrecked in a heavy squall fifty miles north of Corral. only one passenger aboard survived along with the fourth officer. Ninety crew members perished, including twelve English officers, as the salvage boat broke apart on rocks after days adrift.

Santiago Chile Pacific Steam Navigation Company Corral

Denial on Omaha Dispatch About Johnson Candidacy

St. Paul June 25 a local denial states I did not announce in Omaha that I was authorized to name Gov John A Johnson as a Democratic presidential candidate. The message counters a report claiming official authorization.

St. Paul Omha John A. Johnson

Day disputes governor's supposed presidential bid claim

The secretary to Governor Johnson, Frank A. Day, arrived in St Paul denying a coast trip claim and a telegram declaring Johnson's presidential candidacy. Day says the quoted remarks are false and that Johnson discouraged any such campaign, noting he had not authorized the announcement.

Frank A. Day Johnson St. Paul Omaha Mr. Day Johnon

City of Traverse May Relieve Drought With Floating Saloon

Anchor steamer City of Traverse could be brought to Lake Superior head for drought relief on Sunday. Superior and Duluth endured dry Sundays as saloons reopened, prompting talks to anchor the floating saloon off the lake with excursion boats ready to run to it.

Superior Wis Chicago City of Traverse Duluth

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