Haywood defense grips Haywood trial evidence
The Haywood murder trial pursues a chain of testimony linking George Pettibone's Denver store to Harry Orchard in San Francisco and to the Bradley murder plot, as prosecutors seek to prove Haywood paid Steve Adam. Orchard faces cross-examination defending his motives and denying a vast counter conspiracy while other misc items accompany the update.
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Haywood
Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
George Pettibone
Denver
Orchard
San Francisco
Bradley
Steve Adam
Steunerberg
David Coates
Colorado
Globville
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Multiple Robberies Reported Across Iowa Towns
Mrs. M- Stolte of Boone fought off two robbers at 8 am, a brother with a revolver scattered burglars, while Frank Hopecky died trying to board the fast mail at Belle Plaine. Drake University summer schools expand, with a large faculty and new offerings. Executors in New York value a $20,000,000 estate. Iowa rail lines advance toward Cedar Rapids. Legal cases, accidents, and religious disputes fill regional briefs from Marshalltown to Dubuque.
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Jemse McDowell
West Virginia
Guyandotte
Springfield
Ill
James R. K. Kaye
First Presbyterian Church of Lincoln
Home Herald
Oak Park
Chicago
Thos. C. Coghill
First National Bank
Seymour
Wis
National Bank Examiner
Arthur Appleyard
Philadelphia
United Gas Improvement
Buffalo
Emery Mosher
Huntington
Ind
Franz Joseph
Berlin
Frau Burgothelf
Rufus Williams
San Antonio
Tex
Sallie Gibbons
Jose A. Hill
Denver
Col
Anna Bent
Jacob Moran
Kingston
N. C
Winnetka
Eugene Schmitz
San Francisco
Charles Shafer
Ironton
Ohio
New Orleans
Walter Lamana
Secretary of the Interior
Alaska
Kentucky
Indiana
James Stewart
St. Louis
Don C. Henderson
Horace Greeley
Allegan Journal
Kalamazoo
Frank Hagerman
Missouri
Smith McPherson
United States District Court
Kansas City
Telfair Hodgson
Sewanee
Tenn
University of the South
John T. Morgan
Selma
Ala
Coney Island
New York
Yamvia
Chile
Pittsburg
Henry Wolff
Easton
Wisconsin Senate
W. M. Liggett
Minnesota Agricultural College
United States
John Tyler Morgan
Alabama
Congress
Senate
Washington
Angina
Pectoris
Paustino Ablen
Island
Jealo Marianao
Palombelli
Naples
Art Brunskill
Ah Arapahoe
O.T.) Farmer
Albert’ Waiters
Walters
Maj
William P. Butler
Wiineis National’ Guard
Regular Army
Bloomington
Ik Tha Helm
John Y. Routts
W.S. Berry
Versailles
Hazel Holt
Minnie’ Kiederer
Cedar Lake
Salvador
Acajutla
John Moissant
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Ohio Grand Army
Canton
Yungchun
Welchou
Sarah L. E. Read
New York Central
Hudson River
Annie Roundtree
Detroit
August Gottwald
America
Defiance
Gottwald
Gov
Folk
David Long
Caruthersville
Long
John Still
John
Little
Arkansas
Carrie Nation
David
Griffiths
Walter Volz
Liberia
Claremore
Kansas
Oklahoma
Frank T. Elson
Los Angeles
Cal
Oskatooga
J. H. Freeman
Jacksonville
Mayor Schmitz
Abe Rugs
American Association of Nurserymen
Orlando Harrison
Grand Trunk
Toad
Robert Jolly
North
Senate Avenue
Indianapolis
Gladys
Tientsin
China
Orient
McPherson
Minnesota
Hampton Roads
Olfy
Oraab
M- Stolte
Boone -Wag
Des Moines
Tes Moines
New York City
Marshalltown
Xavier la Plant
Clemons
Solomon Bruce
Levi Garrett
Conrad
Steven Garrett
Ferguson
New York Business District
Marengo & Midland Railway Company
Cedar Rapids
Oskalogosa
Marengo
Genoa Bluffs
Millersburg
Deep River
Montezuma
Iowa
Andrews
Blackburn
Burnham
Fort Madison
W. G. Clements
Newton
Poweshiek County
Grinnell
Norman Beaver
John Swecker
Beaver
Brooklyn
Snecker
Guernsey
Swecker
Clements
Fort Dodge
Fire Department
Amy
Russia Dissolves Duma Under New Election Law
St. Petersburg reports Nicholas IIs signature on the new electoral measure aimed at replacing the Duma under a law that limits educated groups. The imperial ukase extends the council of the empire to November 13 amid anticipated demonstrations and possible rioting in Kiev and other regions. Police orders to disperse crowds with force. Several socialist leaders arrested.
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St. Petersburg
Sune
Nicholas
Duma
Smipossibia
Russia
Council of the Empire
St. Peters
Odegss
Kiev
Associated Press
Tzerfzeretelei
Mdszherparidge
Secret Service
M. Qzel
Aleximsky
Four Hundred Delegates Seek to Hold Wheat Prices
Omaha delegates from the American Society of Equity, nearly 400 in number plus 200 Nebraska grain men, opened talks on nationalizing grain growers. President J A Wyerett declared a one dollar minimum price for a bushel of wheat and aimed to corner the 1907 crop with agents in the field to curb farmer aid that would lower visible supply. James A Kemper outlined plans to marshal funds and push the market to keep prices at or above the dollar mark.
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Omaha
J. A. Wyerett
Indianapollis
American Society
Equity
Sraln Growers
Nebraska
Everett
Atlantic
James A. Kemper
Virginia
PF Gramme
Kemper
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Julius Lehmann
Emil Hartman
Taft
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Minn
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Schmitz
Herbert Sinclair
Tyrone
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Bloomington I
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Colkater City
Audrey Crouch
F. B. Vance
Eddyville
Emily Reed
Iowa State Board of Health
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Agnes Koch
Davenport
Ackerman
Koch
P. T. Koch
Benson
Henry Luz
St. John’s German Lutheran Church of Dubuque
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Knoxville
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Winnebago
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Lavern Jr
Ros
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