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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
2
William D Haywood was found not guilty of the murder of former Idaho governor Frank Steunenberg after a 21 hour jury deliberation. The roundup covers a wide span from strikes and riots to fires, floods, deaths and political events across the United States and abroad.
Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners, acquitted of Governor Steunenberg's murder, is ordered released on 25000 bail by Judge Wood. Pettibone’s case set for October 1 with a possible later bond. Denver celebrations planned for Haywood’s acquittal. Haywood touted as a socialist presidential candidate.
Duluth Minnesota reports no settlement yet as the ore handlers press for arbitration. A formal three point proposal sets terms for immediate work, neutral arbitration of dock disputes, and a 30 day deadline for final ruling.
Peter and Walter plan to leave a Harlem flat for Goldfield and try to sell their furniture to a second hand dealer. The dealer offers about 50 dollars for items Peter recalls costing much more, and the dialogue reveals distrust and a threat of violence if the deal fails. New York Herald.
Austin Corbin has built a sizeable buffalo herd in a New Hampshire park, defying old plainsmen predictions that they would not breed there. The herd has multiplied to the point that grazing space is scarce within the Corbin fenced area, becoming a notable local issue.
The highest water fall used for power is at Lake Biasio in Switzerland. Water from the Poschiavono river is channeled through a three mile conduit to a reservoir, then through five large pipes to a station 1280 feet lower. Generators deliver 36,000 horsepower to areas along Lake Como and Maggiore and to Milan's plain.
The markets section lists daily prices across multiple cities on July 30 1907 for flour wheat corn oats butter eggs cheese potatoes hay cattle veal calves sheep hogs and other commodities. It cites specific figures for No 2 red wheat Minnesota patent and various regional grades and animal types.
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