Darrow's Whirlwind Defense of Haywood in Cripple Creek Case
In a heated Colorado courtroom Darrow argued that evidence tied to Pinkerton detectives and mine owners should not condemn William Haywood. He urged jurors to weigh deportations and violence as actions of others, not the defendant, while denouncing the state’s broad framing of the case. The judge planned further rulings as the defense seeks to limit testimony and highlight external conspiracies.
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Darrow
Whirlwind
William Haywood
Boise
Hayrood
Roel
Pinkerton
Uke
Darrow Erloweil
Colorado
de Festivus Wild
Murence
Cripple Creek
Raiway
Vlowine Np
Darrost
Cretanl
Wood
James Hawley
Helm Green
Chwenee Darrow
Ayeak
Bernt
Harry Orchand
Sere Adams
Petibone
Adama Gate
Haywood
Parraw
Barrow
Damon
William
Hayward
Pinkertann
Froud
Glounenberg
Trump
Minera
Snirter
Lhd
Western Federation of Miners
Bierling Sacki
Carrosy
Cutiel
Harry Drebard
Dornew
Moyér
Peyrol
Pinkertons
Bill Haywood
Harry Grehal
Utsalt
Justice Brewer Says Railroads Fail to Return Fair Interest
Milwaukee July speech by Justice Brewer at North Western Mutual Life Insurance meeting critiques railroad investments. He argues railroads have not yielded fair returns, condemns stock speculation, and defends legitimate interest for those who built rail lines. He cites penalties for fraud and questions state regulation impact. He notes managers and heirs faced estate issues and comments on modern governance and public policy.
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Milwaukee
Win
Jue Yeo Brower
The
Niles Btales
Northwent Mutual Life Insuance Company
Tuslce
Inguranen
Mayohan
Avaugh
Mike Soni piAed
Gavfolk
Dusing Breyer
Tiscussing Lind Frame
Sualiow
Anatlee
Jovika
Iind
Hari
Expression of Peage From Japan Movement of Battleship Squadron
Fragmented OCR text references a Japan movement and a battleship squadron with scattered names and terms. The legible phrases show a wartime context, but full facts are unclear due to garbled wording and missing details. The item appears to be a damaged report noting troop or vessel movements and associated individuals.
Unclear disputes over Dijon theater deed and property chain
Fragmentary report notes a legal action in common pleas court to value the deed to the Dijon theater alleging noncompliance with a term of a mortgage. It references Mrs Biggar, heirs, and connected property transfers, with a pending funding dispute and potential challenge to ownership.
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Fillabneg
Klayancy Erlanger
Uniselt
Uy Te Associated Tress
Laura Biggar
Blas Gi
Common Pleas Court
Dijon Theater
Gullek
Bigguy
Ryom
Drnwell
McNulty
Gullely
Tewey
Appeal to the Irish Sparks a Nationwide Rally Effort
The New York dispatch reports Irish American factions rallying support for a trial provision amid Irish concerns. National President Michael J. Ryan of Philadelphia and T. B. Mizpatrick of Hoxton participate. an appeal for funds and influence reaches Ireland through a convention in Philadelphia. A separate incident at Chicago’s Masonic temple involves a stenographer’s fatal fall on the Rotunda steps, with authorities noting a suspicious death and pressure for inquiry.
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New York
Amerign Moetchere
Heland
Aianica
Irisa comell_ bi
Michael J. Rywn
Philadelphi
Praskied
Stttng
T. B. Mizpatrick
Hoxton
Renameny Indiai Reporty
Etabideet
Ireland
Altiew
Philadelphia
Swedes and Migration Sparks Swedish Emigration Debate
An investigation is launched to determine why Swedes left native shores. Reports reference emigration patterns, a foreign committee circular, and calls by authorities for Swedish leaders to address migration. The piece notes concerns about immigration impacts, public notices, and possible forthcoming actions by officials.
Parade in Philadelphia Draws Massive Crowd and Chaos
A Philadelphia parade drew more than 10 000 participants and hundreds of thousands along Bragg Street and Broad Street. The mass gathering caused a terrific street scene with disorder, medical tents, and police congestion.
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Philadelphia
Philacalphia
Tien
Wing Street
Toveny
Cher Aurvhus
New Orlvins
Grand Muulro
Bika
Philadelpistia
Waid
New York
San Prauetkun
Clethnath
St Louis
Indianapolis
Tietiyer
Kansas
Cite
St. Dorspy
Minneapolis
Pose
Kenan
Wis
Jefferson
Ils Imuingers
Hole
Paltersin
Gayale Woah
Fire destroys homes in Lovineila Kentucky streets
A blaze in Lovineila Kentucky destroyed several homes on Woods Street and nearby properties. Firefighters battled fierce flames though walls buckled and smoke filled the area. Investigators were to inspect the damaged fire scene for causes and assess damages.
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Lovineila
Northbound Japanese to Canada Rumor Sparks Immigration Debate
Secretary Biravs Bays Canada faces a “Wonderful Country and a Problem” as July plans reveal Japanese movement toward Canada. Officials cite rising entries through ports and anticipate shifts in migration patterns. Seattle and Port Townsend will host visits before a voyage to Solvuly on July 25.
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Biravs Bays
Canada
Wandarful
Suntle
Promugration
United. States
Shausa
Seattle
Merrew
Port
Tanonsa
Portland
Frinchica
Audience With Emperor Ends Before Arrival
A fragmented report says Seon and Wily visit the emperor of Kove. The audience is described as lengthy but parts of the account are unclear. A planned piece is rejected. The convoy or party is expected to arrive later, with details remaining uncertain.
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Kove
War Declared Catalogues and Trade Debates Across West
A tumultuous period described with leanings toward war declarations, catalogues of horses and merchants, and debates among national and local institutions. The report notes shipments to Delta and Ney and outlines ministry pressure on commerce and industry.
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Ween
Lott
Alleb Taal
Ha Hihiils
Swinevssiy Faia
Sekigan
Kaurane Op Mbinestt
Onkower
We Donate Fundraiser Cites Alfred Clark Manager
A brief notice mentions Alfred C. Clark as manager of a We Donate campaign. The fragment notes associations with Thad Anyolem relations and human labor contributions. Further details are unreadable in the clipping.
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Thad
Alfred, C. Clark
We Donate
Mutingus Section Hard: Mutiny and Flight Across Routes
In a chaotic scene described, workers and mutineers desert toward distant camps. A New York agency allegedly pressured 160 workers to report to sections, while pursuit and harsh travel complicate the exodus. The narrative notes scattered figures moving toward Winnemucca and Western Pacific camps as authorities seek order.
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Winnentueee
New York
Seations
Thomas McKenna
Carin
Laille Monttaire
Lesa Wan
Amos
Molo
Winnemuces
Bowie
Bara Cone
Worl
Back Was Cause Of The Accident At Unammoum
Shreds of burning cloth and powder breach caused the explosion. Witnesses describe flagging a barrel a flash, a shell, and sparks. the turret fire spread to the powder and ignited the charge. The incident occurred during the removal of a firearm, with reports of burning debris and a reacting blast.
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Unammoum
Washington
Georgia
Jay
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