Haywood trial updates and global incidents summary
Weekly review notes the Haywood murder trial delays in Caldwell and Steunenberg case progress with Orchard's testimony. many international items follow, including fires in Fort Dodge and Savannah, a Baltimore civic leader’s death, a Utah bomb threat, and a Chicago dynamite attack tied to blackmail.
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Haywood
Harry Orchard
Caldwell
Steunenberg
George Bettibone
Denver
Orchard
San Francisco
Bradley
Steve Adams
David Coates
Colorado
Federation
Globville
Global labor splits foreshadow new federation and peace talks
The piece notes a rift between the Western Federation of Miners and the Industrial Workers of the World with a possible new international industrial body forming. It also reports a brief Hague peace session led by M. Nelidof, Roosevelt's praise of peace efforts, and a range of international incidents from Russia to the United States.
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Western Federation of Miners
Industrial Workers of the World
The
Hague
M. Nelidoff
Russia
Roosevelt
Charles P. Neil
Empire
Public Lands
Denver
Sherburn
Minn
Bryce
Fort Sill
Okla
Geronimo
George H. Atwood
Stillwater
Hochi
Vicomnt Aoki
America
Baron Kaneko
Harry Whitney
Robert Corman
Blue River
Kansas City
Col. Guessekoffsky
Sebastopol
J. W. Johnson
New York
Mexico
Gruesome End For Indicted Lawyer Steinhardt
Benjamin C. Steinhardt, indict ed with Abe Hummel in the Morse-Dodge divorce case, dies at his home. Hummel remains imprisoned for conspiracy. others linked to Howe & Hummel face dismissal and pending indictments in the Dodge-Morse matter. Bracke, the private detective, has not been arrested.
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Steinhardt
Abe Hummel
New York
Benjamin C. Steinhardt
Howe & Hummel
Morse-Dodge
William F. Howe
Abraham H. Hummel
Dodge-Morse
Abraham Kaffenburgh
Hummel
Foster
Garvan
Jerome
Gigerich
Supreme Court
Fursman
Edward Bracke
Bracken
Bodies of Midshipmen Found Mutilated in Chesapeake Bay
Three Navy midshipmen from Virginia North Carolina and Delaware were found in Chesapeake Bay with faces and hands mutilated. Sailors recovered the corpses and identified Holcomb Field and Stevenson by clothing and watches before transferring them to ships for confirmation.
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Newport News
P. H. Field
Virginia
W. H. Stevenson
North Carolina
F P. Holcomb
Delaware
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Ocean View
Mann
Washington
Admiral Emory
Thimble Shoal
Holcomb
Stevenson
Field
Baldness cure myths and editor’s shameless self interest
The piece lampoons baldness cures and praises a venerable Pathfinder editor whose bald head is his chief asset. It mocks self promoting hair restoration ads and warns against tempting the editor with new cures while noting his high salary and public visibility at events.
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D. L. Parker
Medical Record
Pathfinder
Sanctum Sanctorum
Congress
Capitol
White House
Trial Reveals First Winners in Holmes Cotton Ring Case
Washington reports that Louis H. Van Riper, a New York broker, testified about collusion with Edwin Holmes Jr. to profit from pre release cotton crop data. Van Riper described profits, past meetings since 1904, and payments of at least 167000 in November 1904, amid ongoing direct examination in court.
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New York
Washington, D. C
Louis H. van Riper
Edwin Holmes, Jr
Holmes
Agricultural Department
van Riper
F. A. Peckham
Moses Haas
Thegan
Vno
Gus
To Make a Razor Strop from Linoleum Strips
A Scientific American note describes making razor strops from linoleum strips soaked 20 hours in 0.125 to 0.25 percent hartshorn salt solution with 1 percent alum, dried, soaped, and pumice polished, then attached to wooden handles for a smooth sharp edge.
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Scientific American
Market Prices Across Cities June 18 1967
New York bids show steady flour with No 2 red wheat at 96 c corn at 61 c and hogs at 6.60 6.70. Cleveland reports Minnesota spring patent flour 5.25 5.50 and hogs at 6.40. Toledo lists Wheat cash 92 5c and corn 55c with oats 45 Kc. East Buffalo notes prime steers 5.75 6.60 and lambs 5.00 5.50. Pittsburgh cites steers 5.20 6.40 and calves 5.10 5.0.
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New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
York State
Toledo
East Buffalo
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Ironton
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Allegan Journal
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Selma
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Walters
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