Week's Review of Grief and Global News Headlines
A hectic digest of trials in Idaho as Harry Orchard testifies against William D Haywood detailing the Steunenberg murder, plus a cascade of disasters and obituaries. The summary covers trolley wrecks in Los Angeles, deaths of Julia Magruder and others, notable legal rulings, and wide ranging incidents from coast to coast.
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William D Haywood
Harry Orchard
Vindicator
Federation of Miners
Denver
Orchard
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Steunenberg
Haywood
Moyer, Pettibone
Alfred Horsley
Boise
Idaho
Western Federation of Miners
James H Hawley
Wide Range of 1900s Crises Reported in Two Nations
Colonial and domestic tensions surface as Viscount Tani threats war with America over reparations for San Francisco attacks. Alliances form in Japan to topple the ministry and oppose immigrant exclusion. Secretary Root plans a late summer visit to Mexico while American leaders attend the Jamestown exposition. Fatal accidents, natural disasters, and political upheaval fill the page.
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Viscount Tani
House of Peers
America
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Progressives
Japan
United States
Root
Diaz
Mexico
Thomas Heffner
Sheepshead Bay
Brooklyn
James Sweeney
Saratoga
Kentucky
Illinois
Iowa
Roosevelt
Jamestown Exposition
Georgia
National Editorial Association
Indian Territory
Herman Koeh
Beaver Dam Lake
Wisconsin
Minnie Haag
Delphia Koerring
Belvidere
John Puepura
Utica
N. Y
Minnesota
Cabrera
Guatemala
President Roosevelts Visit Highlights Jamestown Exposition
President Theodore Roosevelt visited the Jamestown exposition marking Georgia Day and the opening of Bulloch Hall replica. He toured the Georgia and New York buildings and the negro exhibit, spoke to editors on an inheritance tax and income tax, and urged child labor laws and faster damages collection for workers.
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Norfolk
Roosevelt
Georgia Day
Bulloch Hall
Roswell
Georgia State Building
Hampton Roads
Lee Parade
Georgia
Milliken Brothers Sought For Receivership By New York Firm
Application for receivers for Milliken Brothers Incorporated a leading structural steel and bridge contractor was filed in U S district court by McDonald and Bostwick. Judge Holt considered the matter as the firm's global reach including offices in London Antwerp Johannesburg Cape Town Havana Mexico City San Francisco Portland and Honolulu is noted. The company has a $5.5 million capital stock and traces to 1867 with corporate status from 1906 and holds major contracts including Pennsylvania Terminal steel work and projects in San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
Cal. L
Peckham
Iowa State Baseball League
Marshalltown
Julia Magruder
Richmond
James Black
James Black Masonry & Construction Company
St Louis
Cromwell Dickson
Columbus
Cleveland
William Mohne
Shoals
Ind
Dan Coughlin
Chicago
Mobile
Ala
University of Industry, Science and Art
Grand Junction
Cal
Carnegie Foundation
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Philippines
San Francisco
Buford
F K Dunn
Charleston
Illinois Supreme Court
Third Judicial District
Jacob W. Wilkin
Danville
Artman
Lebanon
George Rhodius
Indianapolis
James M. Berryhill
Rhodius
Louisville
Elma Dare
Dare
Post Office Department
Roosevelt
Lieut
Mack Richardson
San Antonio
Tex
Dempsey Timber Company
Tacoma
Wash
Duquoin
Perry County
Ill
Marguerite
Helen Curtis
E. H. Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Missouri
Imnois
Lillia Davis
Princeton
Wellington Hotel
Kansas City
Hammond
Teamsters’ Association
John A. Grant
Atlanta
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Illinois Central
Texas & Pacific
Wisconsi Assembly
Columbus Cray
Shirley City
William McMahon McKraig
Congress
Cumberland
Thomas Battle
D. M. Berry
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Cowan House
United States
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Fred Hatting
Reddick
Austin Stockdon
John Fraser
Chicago & Southern Railway
William V. McMacklin
Toledo
Helen W. Gougar
Lafayette
Lodz
Russian Poland
United States District Court
Springfield
Wabash Road
Oscar
Queen Sophia
Sweden
Clarence McKenzie
Standard Brake Company of
Albany
Eugene A. Sittig
Brewer and Maltster
Ernest O. Sweetzer
Washington University
St. Louis
Gov. Harris
Ohio
James Cornelus
Canton
Jimmy Britt
Battling Nelson
Florence Morales
Bernada Mora
Mexico
Manuel Barillas
Republic of Guatemala
J. S. Bossier
Easley, S. C
Castro
W. W. Russell
L. H. Blanton
Central University of Kentucky
Oliver Leibenguth
William Leibenguth
Oscar Schwank
Allentown
Charles N. Holt
Holt
Alabama
Montgomery
Mary Baker Eddy
Millken Brothers, Incorporated
McDonald & Bostwick
Bar Association
Milliken Company
London
Antwerp
Johannesburg
Cape Town
Victory for Next Friends in Eddy guardianship case
Concord New Hampshire residents in a suit led by the Next Friends of Mrs. Mary Baker G Eddy won a ruling from Mer rimack Superior Court Judge Chamberlain. He said he would appoint a master within a week to conduct hearings and take testimony on Mrs Eddy s competence to manage her own affairs.
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Next Friends
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Denomination
New York Senate Overturns Mayor Veto on Recount Bill
The Albany senate voted 82 to 17 to override Acting Mayor McGowan's veto. The law authorizes a judicial recount of ballots in the reelection of the 105th New York City government.
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Albany
Senate
McGowan
New York
New York City
The Volunteers Wife and Civil War Martyrdom
Ada C. Sweet reflects on the real heroes of the Civil War, the soldiers wives who endured long separations and poverty at home. She recalls women who supported families, learned trades, and helped sustain the Union through hardship, urging remembrance of mothers of 61 and their sacrifices.
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Marty
Chicago
Ada C. Sweet
Chicago Journal
The Markets Report From New York and Cleveland June 11 1907
Market notes show flour dull wheat at 101 percent of parity or so and corn at 64 percent. Oats quoted 50 to 54 cents, hay firm, cattle and sheep ranges listed, hog values around 6.65 to 6.75, and regional figures from Toledo with cash prices for wheat corn barley and cattle. Budgets reflect varied regional prices across flour, wheat, corn, oats, butter eggs cheese potatoes hay cattle sheep and hogs.
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New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
York State
Live cattle and hog prices from East Buffalo market
East Buffalo market report lists cattle and hog prices with ranges. Veal calves bring 8 to 8.25, sheep wethers 6.50 to 7.00, lambs 6 to 38, and hogsYorkers around 6.46.
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Buffalo
Cattle Price Quotes From Pittsburg Market
Pittsburg reports cattle price quotes with bid and ask figures for meters fair and choice categories. Prices listed include six dollars and ten to thirty cents for choice cattle and five dollars and ten to forty cents for fair cattle.
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Pittsburg
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the Gazette. Gazette Printing CO
E. F. Scott
Dalton
Jamestown Expo
BIG Firm
Millken Bros
Bridge Builders
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