Jury Chosen for Haywood Murder Trial in Idaho
A panel of twelve men is selected to try William D. Haywood for the alleged murder of ex Governor Frank Steunenberg. The court schedules extensive juror examination and notes limited employment or union ties among the panel.
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Idaho
William DL Haywood
Frank Sveunenberg
Haywood Wy Mondey
Caldwell Erie
Alfred Kutt
Andy Feouie
Himelf
Mayer
Simpkles
Finley Meftean
Biumuel D. Gilman
Daniel Clark
George Minel
Sebern
Bar
Lae Scriveney
James AL
Robectson
Smilly
A. P Hire
Junet
Samuel P Russell
Carpenters’ Union
Lalor
Note Ruiser Sentenced After Guilty Plea in Baltimore
Mina Hessel Bond pleaded guilty in a United States court to larceny and was sentenced to one year in jail at hard labor. Bond, treasurer of the conference fund of the Central Methodist Episcopal South Church in Baltimore, stole a $10 bank note from funds and turned over the Will to a local official.
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Ruiser
Baltimore
Mina Hessel
United Stat Court
Murdered and Robbed Victim Found on Meadow Lane Tracks
A man's body was found on the Pennsylvania brand tracks at Meadow Lane, washed and damaged. Clothes were inside out and a wall to the chin was missing, raising suspicions of foul play and possible robbery.
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Wakoows Iin
Meadow Lande
Philadelpha
Black Hand
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mount Ary
Trial of Alleged Embexzier Begins in Cleveland Court
The trial of John Kelley, former clerk in the payroll division, opens in Judge Buople’s court. Kelley stands accused of embezzling about 94 004 dollars during a three year period of payroll tenure. Two women were injured in a separate crash on Middlewear Street near the Catal Me tley wreck scene. Mrs Lovejoy of the old women’s home and Var Mayfeit of Carlisle sustained injuries.
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Cleveland
Tlal
John Kelley
Beard
Pyaile Wervier
Buuple
Velal
Pyallion
Higiin
Carah Moodiy
Catal Metley
Woman Cremated Herself in Local Monument Row
A confusing Maryland era notice reports a woman cremation linked to a civic monument affair. The item mentions Mrs Laughin and references a Confederate veteran monument with a large sum noted, though details are garbled.
Fragmented Short News Items With Dates and Names
A scrambled batch of items mentions a $50 million loan in Burage by Dion Paite Ralfway Co failing due to attacks on Falkroad Corp. in eatery Mo Ingalls, of Cincinnati. President Roosevelt references a possible mayoral bid in Georgia. A plate valued at $400 and a U S grand jury in Boston renews bids in a Greek emigration case involving Latron and others from Lowell. Mentemer, ex bank teller, faces trial for alleged bank funds theft at the Enterprise National Bank of Allen.
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BTL
Harellian
Pegotte Holle
Dion Paite Ralfway Co
Saocene
Falkroad Corporie
Hous
Mo Ingalls
Cieinnarl
Hon Fur
Georgia
Len Inebes
United States
Grand Jury
Poston
Dan
Méenxewer
Telten Margrey
Ralstus
Lutea Duce
Controversy Over Taxation of Insurance Firms Stirs Ohio Session
The Ohio statehouse debated revising the system taxing insurance companies. Columba s, Hayton and Columbus faced claims that taxation would harm policyholders. A clash arose between the legislative branch and the state tax commission on whether insurers should be taxed.
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Columbas
Cleveland
Hayton
Calumbas
Wade
Lenett
Ipiere
Die Leeirande Net
Eon
Milealan
Blaniey Francie Goew Sentenced in Philadelphia Case
Five year prison term handed down after conviction in a fraud case. The defendant was found guilty of inducing deception and faced the penalties of the penitentiary. Court records indicate the verdict and sentence were delivered on Monday.
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Blaniey Francie Goew
Philadepiia
June de Blanley Peaple
Stoney Carton Ga
Beegan
Penitentiey Muiday Kranely
Mexican mobilization urged by Chihuahua governor
The governor of Chihuahua proposes sending troops to the national conflict, telegraphing the president with a call for every man in the state to join. Other state leaders reportedly approve the plan as a united effort to support the cause.
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Tredine
Sanchex
Chiluabud
Chaz
Chihuahua
Gunal
Ure
Winillay Asetaanen
John A Kaweon Injured in Washington Incident
John A Kaw entered Washington where a serious injury left him in critical condition. The 95 year old diplomat reportedly sustained extensive harm with unclear circumstances and no further details released.
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John A
Kaweon
Washington
Kawasa
Mit
Slump in Prices of Stocks at New York Exchange
A downturn hit the New York stock market as jitters spread across trading floors. Prices fell to new lows on several securities amid cautious investor sentiment and ongoing turnover.
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New York
Elect Exchange
Judge Washburn Delivers Grand Jury Instructions
Reports from Buckeye Bulletin detail Judge Washburn instructing the grand jury on the Motorman Foorndieders crash that killed seven on the eight and the speed ordinance, with 46 witnesses and several days needed for a decision. Mention of mine inspections and factory labor tensions as Ohio mines and plants respond to economic pressure.
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Washburn
Kiya
Manatauebey
Speelatons
Klvelt
Dieuinan
John Sith
Final Appeal in Corneliu Compe Case at Shreveport
Report notes a plea for life of James Cornelius in a murder case to be made by Gov Harris. Details describe a pardon-related scene with John Welly and Judge Albaugh in dispute over the appeal and home location debates. High school seniors in Palnepville face suspension for disciplinary incidents including a denied apology to the superintendent and related disruptions.
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Lfe
James Cornelius
Conlon
Fiov
Harris
Shreve
John Welly
Albwagh
Palnepville
O. Jube
Dlude
Wien
Kendall
Gira
Francis Widiar Diag Vlevelung Dead at Home in Cleveland
Francis Widiar Diag Vlevelung age years died Monday at his home in Cleveland. He headed the firm of Po Widlar & Co and was formerly connected with Stevens de Widhir, dealers, and Suc Evaded To the Bodies. His death ends a long career in the local trade.
Public Works Plans Reservoir Between Lang Lake and Slalw Milla
A public works project contemplates a reservoir between Lang Lake and the prevent weet vewervolr at Slalw Milla. The Ward offered Hower $1,000 for the lake but the offer was refused and condemnation proceedings began.
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Akrun
Taevey
Howser
Wiate Toni
Pubic Works
Tte
Suate i
Lang Lake
Slalw Milla
Hower
Trial of Edwin Halwes on Reformulation Charge in New York
Fragmentary OCR notes report a trial involving Edwin Halwes on a reformulation related charge. The text references Albany court activity and a deputy, with mentions of a jury and defended by a district attorney.
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Holmes
Wanhligion
Edwin
Halwes
Mruner
Major General Roger Dies After Illustrious Army Career
Major General Roger D, long known for a brilliant service in the Army, died at his home on Monday. A West Point graduate of 1804, he led engineers, served in the Civil War as lieutenant colonel and later commanded brigades, and held posts including military governor of Georgia, superintendent of West Point, and commander of the Department of the South. He retired two years later.
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Hades Tong
Tawnord
Jane Paeat
Weat Point
Taneaville
Wis
Leutenant
Wieconaln Voluntedra
Peminent
Soo
Welandier
Rappahannock
New York City
Peiiiar Anny
Georgia
West Pathi Academy
Department of the South
Tragic shooting and anarchist trial unfold in early events
A shooting at 41 Larimer Avenue leaves Thomas Morton in critical condition after an argument with Patrick Reardon and another man. In Madrid, the Ferrer trial against Benit Ferrera and Jose Nakens opens over alleged complicity with King Alfonso and Queen Victoria, seeking lengthy prison terms for the defendants.
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Pittavurg
Tim
Patrick Reardon
Thomas Morton
Larimer Avenue
Bhat End
Moorhead
Morton
Madrid
Benit Ferrera
Modern School of
Barcelona
Jose Nakens
el Motio
Alfonso
Victora
Ferrer
Ferrera
Morales
First Arrest Under New Law in Pictaburg
H A Elkinn, a broker, was arrested Monday in Pictaburg under the new anti poker or poker shop law signed by Gov Bruart Suvirdiy. He faces a hearing today at Central police station as enforcement begins after the law took effect.
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Pivaborg
Jone
Pictaburg
Bruart Suvirdiy
H. A. Elkinn
Thinety
Chicago theatre managers cleared in advance-rate case
Twelve Chicago theatre managers and other scalpers arrested for violating the law by selling theatre tickets above published rates were discharged in municipal court after their cases were called. Their dismissal was based on a state law elsewhere interpreted.
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Chicago
Thely Cane
Lew Ander
Wheat Crop Outlook in Ohio Despite Cold Streaks
Crop reports from Ohio counties show wheat may be backward but salvageable with an average overall crop. Cold weather damaged small fruits and peaches while apples are likely to be smaller than usual.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Linemen Strike in Sympathy With Operators
In San Francisco on June 2 workers from the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co quit work in sympathy with girl operators who have been on strike for over three weeks.
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San Francisco
Paelte Fluted Telephone and Telegraph Co
Americans Doted Britain Pugilists in London Bout
Americans Sam Langford and Sam McVey boxed in a National Sporting Club carnival in London on June 4. Langford knocked out Jett Thorne in the first round while McVey stopped Ren Muylor in the third round.
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London
National Sporting Club
Mst
Sam Langford
Sam McVey
Atbericans
Eitally
Langford
Jett Thorne
McVey
Ren Muylor
French Sailors End Their Strike in Paris
In Paris the extended seamen strike has ended with capitulation by the strikers. Workers at the port and related colonial trade facilities resume duties as negotiations conclude.
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Paris
Porte
Bankers Must Go to Prison in Beaver Savings Bank Case
The supreme court affirms the district court verdict against Leonard Inibode and Janeen A. H. convicted December 19, 1905, of irregularities in banking that caused Beaver Savings Bank to fail. They receive prison terms.
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Denver
Wapréme Court
Distriet Court
Leonard Inibode
Janeen A. H
Beaver Savings Bank
Centeneet
Pristin
Defaulter Sentenced in Washington Sallowel Case
A man pleaded guilty to defaulting on a payment and was sentenced to five years in prison by the Washington court. The judge handed down the primary penalty amid the proceedings on Monday.
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Washington
Louis
Riot Breaks Out at Cleveland Shipyards
A violent disturbance erupts at Cleveland shipbuildings amid ongoing labor tensions. Police restore order as workers protest delays and unsafe conditions, with no serious injuries reported.
The Humorist’s Daily Jokes Questioned by Editor
The Louisville Courier Journal reports on a humorist who says producing five or six jokes daily is difficult. The editor questions the feasibility and pace of joke creation.
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Ehoarful
Anysbody
Louleville Cour Herdournal
Quashed Service of Summons in Mount Vernon Bridge Case
In Columbus Ohio on Monday Judge Hoana quashed the service of summons for 866,256 against the Mount Vernon Bridge Co. The action was brought by Charles A. Shryock, a taxpayer of Munkingum county, to recover losses alleged to have been revoked illegally. The motion to quash argued James M. Westwater was not the president, but the motion did not specify who is the president.
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California Pig Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup Co
Syrup of Pigs
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Columbus, O
Jane
Hoana
Mount Vernon Bridge Co
Charles A. Shryock
Munkingum County
Ilegally
James M. Weatwater
Sninmate I Wa
Worm Remedy Promises Skin Relief For Babies
An old advertisement touts a worm remedy for skin troubles in babies, claiming wintergreen and DDT produce relief. It alleges a potent tonic can cleanse mites on skin, offering a pamphlet and tester to prove efficacy and urging readers to contact MLOCKES'S PHARMACY for a bottle and trial.
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Chile
D.O.D
Lee Wortley
Woman A Goop Walker Drudges For Post Office Milestone
Mrs. Clark, 66, long serving postmistress at Newnhady near Haldeck Hertfordshire, has walked about 100000 miles delivering letters over 26 years. She began at 14 and served 12 years in the service. Her daily round covers remote country lanes, often by night, without lanterns.
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Port Office
Newnhady
Haldeck
Herts
Clark
London Tribune
Slater
Ralo
Atoro
Atow
Chirk
Post Office
Folkloric Theories Of Earthquakes Across Nations
The passage cites various beliefs about earthquakes in different regions. It mentions Mongolia with a giant frog, China with a dragon, India with a world beating elephant, Celebes with a hog, Siberia linking quakes to mima moths, and Vancouver Island tying tremors to evil spirits and malevolent hosts.
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Mongolia
India
Siberia
Vancouver
Be Rich Quick Says Millionaire in Interview
An interviewer presses Mr. de Millionaire for wealth advice. He muses on starting a large symposium and then delivers a blunt view that the best path to riches is to keep as much money as possible.
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Buninean
Mfr. de Millonaire
de Billionaire
Ana Joun
Mr. Dé Millionaire
Judy
Fragmentary Linguistic Quote on Kentucky Origin
A garbled passage presents a speaker boasting of being born and bred in Kentucky. The text includes odd spellings and jumbled phrases about literacy and behavior, suggesting a mistaken or corrupted transcription with no clear event or named individuals.
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Haywood
Calumbuy
Robert M. Laughton
Nellie
Laughiin
Je Lavi Ie
Aihmaed Vedine
Jefferson Davie
Buckeye Bulletins
Mauve
Mabufaericiog Planta
Union of Flowrs
Metal ‘Trades
Gov
Thurs
Harrison
Tle
CoumIelon
Lowe
Nike
Corneliu
Francis Widiar Diag
Roger
Aerean Shipbuildings
Mae Pli
California Fig Surw Co
Lewisville, Ky
San Franccisco
Cal
England
New York, Ny
Flocken
Mlockes
Old Kentucky
Grorein
Davvor
The
Marion Ice & Cold Storage Co
PRIDE
Marion Milling
Ieain Co
Ohls
C. G. Smith
Obtieen Rhone
Aomaialint
Diveiace
RVR
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