Haywood trial witness cites mine explosion and murder plot
Hetty Orchard testifies in Boise as Harry Orchard depicts an infernal machine murder of Frank Steunenberg and implicates William D. Haywood. Prosecutors led by James Hawley opened the Idaho case, aiming to prove the indictment against Haywood.
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Haywood
Conner
Willan D. Haywood
Hetty Orchard
Windiedtor
Witnous
Federation of Miners
Denver
Orchard
Harry Grehard
Frank Steunenberg
Stonenerg
Mayer
Petiihone
Himelf
Western Federation of Mince
James H. Hawley
State of Idaho
William D. Haywood
Frank Stelinenders
Political Turmoil and Fatal Accidents Across Nations
Leaders clash over war and immigration policy as alliance shifts in Japan threaten the government. Roosevelt attends Jamestown exposition. fraud probes target Creek land deals. Fatal crashes, drownings, and a devastating Dooley fire claim lives. Morgan tied to a sale conspiracy. a contraband ship explosion near Port Zarzing sinks crew and fishermen.
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Tani
House of Pears
America
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Progressives
Japan
United States
Root
Drax
Mexico
Thomas Heffner
Shrepshead Tay
Brooklyn
James Sweeney
Saratoga
N. Y
Kentucky
Southern
Mancie
Iowa
Roosevelt
Georgia
National Editorial Association
Indian Territory
Herman Koch
Beaver Dam Lake
Wisconsin
Minnie Haag
Delphia Koerring
Belvidere
Jobo Puepura
Utes
Minnesota
Granite Falls
Minn
Dooley
Bosineas
Lee Reynolda
Lee Fox
Inchmula
Mins
Mexico City
Onbrerd
Guatemala
Totede
J. Merpont Morgan
Masocialey
City trolley wreck in Los Angeles injures many
A trolley circle wreck in Los Angeles left ten or more people injured, including a man and a woman and another woman. The incident disrupted transit as authorities investigated the cause and treated the injured at the scene.
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oTwe Ayingers
Uprena
Lt Angeles
Peckham
Tory State Baseball League
Marshalltown
Meridor
Venovellat
Hincen
Roosevelt Visits Jamestown Exposition in Georgia Ceremonies
President Roosevelt and party arrived at 10 50 am during the Jamestown exposition's opening day events in Norfolk Virginia He addressed Georgia building ceremonies and met editors of the National Editorial Association The president urged inheritance and income taxes for swollen fortunes and called for public ownership of natural resources He spoke against child labor and supported automatic workers compensation changes and quicker damages collection after injuries.
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Norfolk
Roosevelt
Bulloch Hall
Hoparyeit
Roswell
Ge Goorkin
Government Pier
Georgia
National Editorial Association
Exposition Auditorium
New York
Hampton Reade
Big Milliken Brothers Faces Receivership Bid
New York reports application for receivers for Milliken Brothers Incorporated a major steel and bridge maker with offices in London Antwerp Johannesburg Cape Town Havana Mexico City San Francisco and Honolulu It has a 5500000 capital stock founded in 1857 and is under bankruptcy petition filed by McDonald Bostwick Judge Holt heard arguments and took the matter under advisement The firm held the Pennsylvania Terminal steel contract and work on projects in San Francisco and elsewhere.
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New York
Milliken Brothers, Incorporated
Holt
United States District Court
Ofice
McDonald & Bostwick
Bar Association
Mdder
Milliken Company
London
Antwerp
Johannesburg
Cape Town
Havana
Mexico City
San Francises
Portland
Ore
Honolua
Samuel Milliken
Pennsylvania
San Pratelsco
Victory for Next Friends in Eddy Competence Suit
Concord New Hampshire plaintiffs acting as next of kin of Mary Baker G Eddy won a point in Merrimack Superior Court. Judge Chamberlain said he would within a week appoint a master to conduct hearings and take testimony to determine if Mrs Eddy is competent to manage her affairs.
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Next Friends
Concord
N. H
Mra
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Denomination
Mra. Eddy
Chamberlain
Merrimack
Veto Override For NYC Mayor Election Recount
Albany senate by a vote of AX to 17 over Acting Mayor McGowan of New York passed a bill for a judicial recount of ballots cast in the 1906 New York City mayoralty election.
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Albany
N. Y
Senate
McGowan
New York
New York City
Schooner La Jalouse Sinks Off Harbadoes
Twenty eight passengers including twelve women and children drowned when the French schooner La Jalouse sank off Harbadoes last Friday night. The captain and twenty one men have reached Harbadoes.
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Barbadoes
Harbadoes
Car runs over two miles a minute in Long Island test
New York reports a car capable of more than two miles a minute over Long Island roads. The vehicle, to be driven by Walter Christie in the Grand Prix race à la Franc Beatmouth, completed the test Monday, signaling a high speed mark ahead of the event.
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New York
Walter Christie
Ohio editor assault case sparks arrests in Clavatnid
Hoth el aid Melville Wiliams, auditor and accountint tn the tw office at McGrath & Sterne, were arrested on affidavits sworn by PA Hotls, editor of the Daily Review. Hammell charged with profane language in presence of women, Williams charged with the latter offense. The dispute arose from a Review article. They appeared Monday with attorney Ohe and bonded for mayoral court appearance.
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Alllaned
Hothel
Melville Wiliams
McGrath & Sterne
Clavatnid
Hotls
Daily Review
Hammell
Willams Ja
Review
Hammell and Williams
Ohe
Ajiaance
McConnell
Dying Man Makes a Claim at Columbing Grove Ohio
J He Kunneke a democratic politician and prominent business man pressed by creditors made a large assignment while hovering between life and death. Gangrene set in owing to weak heart and one leg was amputated above the knee. The condition worsened as the illness spread. Creditors pressed the estate the day after the operation. Assets about 30,000 mainly real estate. Debts about 24,000.
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Shoals
Ind
Ban Coughlin
Chicago
Jory Bribing
Sh. Moulle
Ann
South America
Kanane Supreme Sourt
Anhenserttuech Brewing Company
Forelen Brewing Companier
Wee Teen
John Walker
Naval
Keip Hia
Bing
Mies
Ulles Eotthowst
Yoon Oty
Mids
University of Induntry, Science
Grand Junction
Col
Cornell Foundation Fund
Twenty-6th Infantry
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Philippines
San Francisco
Buford
F. K. Dunn
Charleston
Hil
Tinos Supreme Court
Third Judicial District
Jacob W. Witkin
Danville
Artinda
Lebanon
George Rhodius
Indianapolis
James M. Harryhill
Rhodian
Louisville
Bima Dare
Dare
Post Office Department
Roosevelt
Mack Richardson
San Antonio
Tex
Dempsey Tinker Company
Tacoma
Wash
Duquola
Perry County
Marguerite
Helen Curtis
Cleveland
B. H. Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Philadelphia
White House
Boromea
St Clements Catholic
Duluth
Minn
Edward C. Delano
Missouri
Mlinois
Mies Lilla Davis
Princeton
Wallington Hotel
Kansas City
Hammond
Jobn A. Grant
Atlanta
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Mingle Central
Texas & Pacific
Mra
J. G. Barber
McKinley
McKinsey Homklead
Memorial Association
HM. Tucker, Jr
Uncle Sam Off Company
Hha Con- Cin
Leavenworth
Kaw
Polly W. Kamplen
Capital National Bank of
Columbing Grove
J. He Kunneke
Murderer Cornelis Gets Stay of Execution in Columbus
In Columbus a governor’s reprieve halted the planned June electrocution of Cornelis Cornelis, condemned for first degree murder. His 11 year old son Dean Cornbilis appealed on his father’s behalf, claiming intoxication drove the crime. The delay follows an appeal from Canton relatives and underscores questions about guilt and mental state.
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Corneilus
Columbus
Harris
Dean Cornbilis
Janes Cornette
Canton
Cornelis
Cornelius
Iiquor
Munder
Attempt to Wreck a Train Near Bridgeport
An attempt to wreck passenger train No 16 on the CL W division of the B and C occurred Sunday night at Crescent station east of Bridgeport. The Cleveland bound train with over 100 passengers left the track after a spike was driven in the switch, but the incident did not cause disaster as speed was reduced.
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Bridgeport
C. Lune
Crescent
Atation
Cleveland
Man in Ohio Tried to Eat Wooden Leg in Court
In Columbux Ohio on June 11 Hilliard Chism, fined ten dollars and twenty days in the workhouse for drunkenness, raved in police court. He undressed, was placed in a cell, and tore off clothing and a wooden leg, smashing and chewing the pieces.
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Columbux
Hilliard Chism
Foraker praise sparks hisses at Dayton convention
Dayton mayor Wright welcomes Ohio United Commercial Travelers and urges Senator Foraker as former president. The crowd reacts with cheers then hisses as the mayor calls Foraker one of the country's greatest statesmen, prompting many traveling men to leave the hall.
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Foraker
Dayton
Wright
Ohio United Commercial
Senator Foraker
United States
Children bitten by mad dog sent to Pasteur Institute
Six children were bitten by a small dog declared mad by the state board of health. Two of the six developed effects from the bites and were taken to the Pasteur Institute in Chicago. Railroad men collected funds for the patients. Two more bitten children were rushed to Chicago Wednesday night.
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Pasteur
Columbis
Atale Board of Health
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Pioneer Stow Death Ties to Beecher Stowe Kin
Albert C. Stow aged 7 in Akron Ohio dies after age claim as oldest native of Bummit county. He is related to Harriet Beecher Stowe. His parents Mr and Mrs Stow noted as among the oldest married couples in the United States having wed 71 years ago last November.
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Akron
Albert C. Stow
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Bummit County
Stow Township
Stow
United States
Ohio Clears Willis Law Tax on Capital Stock
Attorney General Ellson issues an opinion to Secretary Thompson stating Ohio corporations must pay the Willis law tax of one tenth of one percent on the amount of capital stock subscribed, regardless of the amount issued.
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Columbus
Ellson
Thompson
Ohio
Ball Players Visit Steubenville Factory Idle for Guests
At Steubenville Ohio on June 7 workers at the Acme gin mill, with 1 300 employees, paused work as baseball enthusiasts Needham and Gates of the Boston National were welcomed by the plant.
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Steubenville
Acmeginsy Works
Needham and Gates
Boston National
Wrote Her Own Obituary in Findlay Funeral Plans
Ruth Smith, who died Sunday night in Findlay Ohio, reportedly predicted her death weeks earlier and arranged her funeral details including the obituary she wanted published. She was the Hancock County oldest school watcher.
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Findlay
June li—Mia
Ruth Smith
Hancock County
Law and Order League Formed in Kenton Ohio
A Law and Order League was formed at Mt Victory on June 11 to combat gambling and the misdeeds of men who frequent saloons and prey on women, signaling organized community action against vice and disorder.
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Kenton
Mt. Victory
The Volunteer’s Wife as Civil War Heroine and Martyr
Ada C. Sweet notes the indispensable role of American women during the Civil War era. She honors wives who endured long separations and poverty, detailing a Chicago pension case of a widow who supported three children by pastry making. The piece praises female industriousness, motherhood, and civic virtue, urging memory of both mothers and fathers who served the nation.
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Rome
Andy Scrimp
Amercan
Iwai
Chicairo
Chicago
North
Ada C. Sweet
Chicago Journal
Irresistible Sand Milla Along Pomeranian Coast
The coast of Pomerania features vast sand hills hundreds of yards wide and 60 to 120 feet high driven steadily eastward by the wind. The sand dunes advance 29 to 56 feet per year, overtopping pine woods and destroying trees whose trunks remain standing only briefly before withering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomerania
Market Summary from New York to Pittsburg Sixteenth June Event
Market reports from New York Cleveland Toledo and Pittsburgh dated June 1 1907 to June 11 1907 show dull steady prices for flour and grain with No 2 red Wheat around 1014 cents, corn at 106, oats near 6 04, and hay firm. Cattle and veal fetch 5 50 to 7 85 per hundredweight with best wethers 4 50 to 7 00. hogs around 6 40 to 6 76. lambs and sheep vary by market. butter cheese and potatoes listed with mixed values.
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New York
Idige
Cleveland
Hest
York State
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