Adams and Pettibone Not Put on the Stand in Haywood Trial
In Boise on July 25, final pleas for Haywood’s acquittal unfold as Darrow closes for the defense. He denounces the mine owners, defends Simpkins and Mayer, and attacks Governor Steunenberg’s era while urging the jury to condemn the state’s case, with references to Cripple Creek, the Western Federation of Miners, and the labor war’s broader echoes.
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Boise
Ida
Darrow
United States
Dora
Durrow
Colorado
Darrow Uhlymolling
Steunenberg
Mincre
Marcy
Waywond
Elions
Seater Boral
Ditrow
Pluch
Mayer
Dartpworld
Moyer
McParlagh
Sterling
Hwy
Urem
Darrow Duseritua
Qvehard Ae
Plang
August Paytseu
Duce Coltes
Dave Coates
Crenard
Criple Creek
Warren de
Dave Wed
Cripple Creek
Dine Owners Association
Lantrow
Porjuyers
Askiassilis
Hayley
Gan Francisadeviaren
Avidance
Tess Himiny
Orehant
Phyerton McBarland
Henry Obliabing
Aibins
Wiens Évangelius
Grehard
King
David
St. Paul
Kelly
Qosur Dullene
Tdnhy
Aleem Ty
Wotaty
Aismo Tlyng
Shimon Thak
Indur Wuonn
Ife
Thore
Abwos
Stuunenburg Co Lang Wa
Magazing Weietnemg Teienborg
Ed, Boyes
Fluwlelters
Asa
United States Senate
Thu
Pha
Boyes
Malmere
Liam Dewry
Westert Federation
Secra- Tay
treaKdrer
Weabtiern Federation of Winers
Lee
Cotursdy
Westorh
Federation of Miners
Idaho
Juey
Bidkeley Wells
Comal
Katy
Colney
Tite Etons
Workine Mitt
Dasha Bay
Miners Conflicts and Legal Pleas Reported in New York
Fragmented OCR notes describe tensions involving the Western Federation of Miners and attacks on labor leaders. Mentions trial pleas by Darrow, stock market fluctuations, and charges linked to labor strife, with scattered references to June and July events.
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New York
Korea Abandons National Rights Under Japanese Agreement
Amid a formal pact signed in Seoul the Korean government concedes administrative reform under resident general sway. Article provisions restrict Korean milra l appointments to Japanese consent, keep judicial affairs separate, and preserve Japanese control over foreign affairs and officials. The agreement, linked to broader imperial oversight, signals a major shift in governance and revenue administration in Korea.
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Boog
Twan Tung
Kurd
Geusrd
Japan
Jape
Korea
Korn
Karen Alall
Karen Wall
Kyaiam
Wmentine Che Aanee
Moya
Dadleda
Barkinays
Cutting Down the Wail Seamee Cutting Down the Wail
The plan cuts railway postal service by the Inland mails in western routes. The government aims to reduce operations along Chicago St Louis St Paul and Minneapolis lines, citing costs and efficiency. Officials project savings of about 3 million dollars for one year, with per mile expenses and staffing adjustments under review.
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Chivaga
Chicago
St. Lola
St. Pam
Minneapolis
Ma Inspecturn
Chienge
Malis
Inelvad
Walter
Yulin Ik
Fern
Rowle
NINERS Strike Touches North American Labor Tension
A disrupted union dispute spreads across several plants as workers return after a shift. Governor Julyan holds talks with Petrielly amid threats of peaceful protest and possible federal intervention to avoid violence. Authorities plan to station workers at Chicago and Detroit depots to maintain order and ensure regulated operations.
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Porifion van
Uo Élrthe
Juhiyun
Petrielly
Winike Leadar
Iewuld
Feduin Foy
Bodurslon Intendar
Talat
Chitazo
Detroit
United States
Bryant Bead Of Wilt Cullen Bryant’s Lineage
A garbled excerpt notes the death of Hyphy aie tr vite milday and mentions Bryant and Wilt Cullen Bryant. It references a surviving daughter of Wilt Cullen Bryant, with scattered dates and details about lineage and a voyage in 1278. The fragmentary text is difficult to reconstruct into a clear historical notice.
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Oscar Maton
Jhuly
Salle
B. Bryant
Cullen Bryant
Pilar Beom
Presidential Appointments Reported by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt today announced a slate of diplomatic and administrative appointments. C. Hailey of Kentucky named secretary of legation in Copenhagen while Norv Hitenhasoy of California named undersecretary of trialion and edyt Ruverat Lo Rowmanta and Servia are also referenced in the dispatch.
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Oyslor
Uly
Preahlert Roosevelt
Vodal
Nent Ar
Tome C. Hailey
Kenturks
Anarelary
Ingatlon
Copenhagen
Dorumazis
Tal Norv Hitenhasoy
Saifornia
Uereliry
Tryulion
Edyt Ruuerat
Rowmanta
Servia
French courting good will of Japanese officers in America
A long dispatch describes American naval officers welcoming Japanese fleet leaders in New York. The visit includes a palace reception, hotel arrivals, and a planned concert and opera engagement. Admiral Ito and his delegation will be hosted by officials and entertained by Mary Thompson and staff, with a grand dinner for embassy members scheduled that evening.
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Gmt
Hia
Alysoe Palace
Fullerton
Patuytainad
Innehwan
Admiral Nin
Miniater Thomson
Navy Department of Muehunn
Bates
Momahern
Woman Sets Fire To Her Own Hair
A woman set fire to her own hair in an incident described with limited legible details. The event appears connected to a domestic dispute and involved a laborer husband. witnesses report a row and bleeding items observed afterward. The connected household suffered property damage and injuries as the flames spread.
Japs and Americans Meet On Board Pacific Flagship
Fragmentary text describes a wartime gathering aboard a U S Navy vessel with Rear Admiral Storkwon and several officers. Mentions Washington meeting an unnamed figure and references to President Roosevelt and Allied discussions. The passage is garbled and difficult to parse for precise details.
On Butler Women Disorder and Police Action
Fragmentary 19th century notes describe police compelled to act amid a public disturbance in a town area referenced by unsure names. The piece mentions women, a bonalar farce, and a scene of disorder with various oblique acronyms and garbled place hints.
Lives Lost on the Columbia Disaster Report
A chaotic casualty tally from the Columbia incident shows 23 drowned and 141 injured or missing. Of 84 men aboard, 70 rescued, eight taken to Astoid, with many others diverted to Eureka or nearby cities.
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Francisen
Resautt
Columbia
Titsa
Fragmentary naval incident reported in wartime magazine text
A damaged page fragment from a wartime magazine describes sudden orders affecting magazines and powder, a ship Vita nipsula, and a Char lestown harbor scene. Unclear actions and responders are implied as officials determine if a powder leak occurred.
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Boston
Tuly Yi—Kailowings
Maga
Vita Nipsula
Repetri
Charlestown
War Salford
Wehatilealip
Industrial Home Raided in New Fork leads to 21 detentions
Twenty one individuals were detained after a raid on the Industrial Tory linked to the American Gulva Army. The operation, described by officials as targeting organized illicit activity, involved coordinators from Philadelphia and aimed to reorganize a local branch. Charges include violent wrongdoing and conspiracy.
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New Fork
Asd
Alent
yagTanoy
Eva
Commanierdn Chlot Tnt Jy
Philadelynle
Noro
Beogkiyn
Ik Way
Ebargad Thal-Tha
Fnr
Ito Magngorg
Volcanic Activity Report From Tongatubu Include Explosions
A fragmentary notice describes volcanic activity near Tongatubu with seven kilometers of ash and lava flows. It notes the hind and accompanying eruption sounds and mentions Jonathanus linked to the scene.
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Syiney
Tongatubu
Comparative Fatality Rates in Rail Accidents Worldwide
The article surveys railway accident death tolls across nations, noting the United States has higher casualties than several peers. It cites 1923 figures with about 3.6 million travelers, 60,000 employees, and 9,809 killed in the United States, comparing injuries and fatalities to Britain France Switzerland and others, highlighting international risk variation.
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Peiinsing
York
United
Vidaire
Switzerland
Romohi
Ueritiah Widly
BP Hengliony
Unita
Whane Te Gon
Belstiin
Menar Weiteerland
Geri
Gwrlew
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Dantaw
Hawley
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Fiat
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Caldwell
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Yenann
Worher Kagel Agaiont
Staunenberg
Browmenberg
Simp
Orchard
Spokane
Iiss
Ick Shwarinn
Caltle
Tewaa
Wiley
AONE
Narvaw
Tory
Elio
Milian Coscavens
Am Ieee Akan
Sassién
Steentiter Merteck
Alwaye
Roy Mana
Mike
Haan Mtr
Hawley Ister
Dantrog
Ato Pol Gala
Winstow
Aline Ownern’ Association
Gungsunhelme
Klrike
Soa
Claigueg Darrow
Qtock Exchange
Seoul
Perry
Wunitiees Y. Tengeontille Qi
Batyla
Twlia Bryant
Brest
Gil
Dietty
Goralse
Manny
Ana
Jaren
Beant
Elyen
Storkwon
Washington
Turmiessug
Mig Crulhers
Talhudba
Chitra
Wyeroc
Ny Ve
Moscow
Bhn
Fr Mery
Anis
Muha Peatnheinas
Heda
Mtg
Jay
Philabenpnta
Italia
Haubal
Aiteaks
Hyamen
Sigartaesh
Pyolien Etabaanns
Mirriel
Ina Fale
Kingston
Kingalou
Dumale
EeRet Huet
Govergne
Olivia
Henry Chie
Nowra Ataateha
Ievbark
Nist
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