Juries Named in Haywood Trial Amid Courtroom Turmoil
The trial of WM. D. Haywood progressed amid confusion as jurors were selected and subjected to extensive voir dire. Attorneys challenged potential biases while the court prepared for further proceedings, with several witnesses and figures from the mining era appearing in court pages. The Haywood family was absent, and crowd interest remains high as the case continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steumenberg
Haywicd
Valk
Colorado
Euumianth
Tle
Talesma
George Susters
Idaho
Kanes
Marcelins
George Powell
Kapess
Powell
Fletcher
Cal Bank
Pearnie Dean and the Starfern Company Mystery
In a garbled May note, Pearnie Dean is linked with the Starfern company and a plan involving Warrra and a patient intent. The fragment hints at a meeting or action tied to a year and an event, with unclear specifics and several obfuscated names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearnie
Starfern Company
Warrra
Superman wins Gravesend race for $20,000 purse
At Gravesend on May 20, the big handicap race for a purse of $20,000 ends with Superman in first place. Bearon Vent and Neal finish second and third as trainers and jockeys brace for the ten starters and late scratches amid uncertain weather and heavy rains.
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Gravesend
Superman
Necuua
Neal
Tae
New York
Stabel
Beer
Bewkimakertavy
Sounkyt Agalant
Arconatant
Kapp
Brad Gofetween
Martin
Thowan Tandelion
Radihe
Hien.orm
Totalon
Moke
J. WV
Faller
NonTsa
Magan
Gurnel
Flip Flat
Itz
Bh Willams
Teenett
Oaterd
Aunling
Melanghtin
Fatherland Labor League activity reported in terse snippet
Fragmentary OCR notes show mentions of Fatherland Labor League with scattered letters and names, unclear context, and no coherent events or dates readable for a fuller summary. The readable text remains insufficient for a complete item.
Pat Crowe on Trial for Robbery and Kidnapping
Pat Crowe stands charged in Omaha with robbery and kidnapping related to the late 19th century case. He faces trial as accomplice with Dan, indicted during ongoing proceedings. The indictment centers on theft from a streetcar and the alleged kidnapping of Teddy Dugany in the Manawa Line robbery.
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Pet Crowe
Jolynth
Crowe
Spother Dan
Omaha
Teddy Dugany
Manawa
Goanul
Advance in Wages for Textile Workers Across Rhode Island
A wage increase request of ten cents per hour for all textile operatives was approved by the Rhode Island Spinners Association at a Pawtucket meeting. The motion calls for a 1 day notice and demands that mills in Rhode Island, Fall River, and New Bedford implement the raise starting Monday. The union seeks to cover spinners, weavers, loom fixers, slasher traders, and related trades.
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Providence
Rhode
Inndaf Fall River
New Trntford
Rhode Inland Spinners’ ‘Association
Pawtacket
Auves
Toom Fixern
Epis
Bomb outrage in the city of Oessa shocks authorities
Infernal meeting led by two men ends in deadly explosion. Odes superintendent and two detectives killed. seven others wounded as a bomb detonates during a central meeting. Escaped suspects linked to terror organization. two decapitation suspects killed in the ensuing crackdown.
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Oessa
Dreasa
Pelle
Odes
Hembor
Bapemae
Pertitead Pile Omer
Presbyterian election debate sparks tense meeting in Pitteturg
In May, a crowded assembly discussed the election of a veteran presbyterian official and delegate positions. Names such as Geo Hewes and other Oregon, Allegheny, and Virginia attendees were noted as the group grappled with leadership and policy amid a locally charged political climate.
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Pitteturg
Talhema
Jae Fry
Geo
Hnettech
Panly
Franedere Amd Fey
Wine industry protest and public order demonstration
A large demonstration gathered to urge government action over wine overproduction and mined fruit refinings. Spectators and officials arrived from the south for the event while soldiers and cavalry were draft ready but the march remained orderly and peaceful.
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Pasporuan
Franté
Apant Gerpaitration
Abicn
Arter Furlux
Eolts
Banquet Aims to Hear from Notorious Criminals and Tramps
A downtown restaurant hosts a May 20 meal where jailed and self described criminals will speak about why they turned to crime and what is needed to reform. Organized by the Brotherhood Welfare Association, the event plans to include speakers and a controversial lineup, with regulation and attire noted.
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Chiceco
Seeoiag Acres
Walla
Iife
Crithiate
Rip Fifa
Mellman
Law
Puller Department
John South
Ant
Farrel
Dy @ spearer
Kneran
Dr. Stellman
Benjamin Baker Engineer Reported Dead in City Incident
Fragmented OCR text lists Benjamin Baker, an engineer, with multiple obituaries or notices. The passage mentions a May event and a world or venue reference, but details are garbled. No clear dates, places, or affiliations are decipherable beyond the name and profession.
Case of Mrs Eddy Draws A Great Crowd
A Boston area equity hearing on Mrs Mary Baker Eddy estate drew many spectators. The case concerns alleged mismanagement and improper profits by trustees and defendants. Proceedings trace ownership, reviver request, and trustee actions with multiple parties named from Concord and surrounding areas.
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Case OF Mrs. Eddy
Concord
N. HW
Walt
Equlty
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Tolay
Hang
Poly
See
Rady
Yance
Stee
Eably
Calvin A. Free
Irvian Ton
Anem
Wermas
Mertog
C. Biring
Alfred Falon
Willie Schners
Sta. Armstrong
Flaston
A. Thaw
Palldiver
Edward Kimball
Chicano
Bay Ta
Bea
da Bualaesa
Eeldy
Bleneser J
Foster Keddy
Waterfury
Ron
Eady
Fred Walter Deher
Encom
S. Hy
Eddy
Seney M Haher
Archibald Melellan
Hanlon
Fernald
Concart
George W Glover
At Fifende
Ube
Fobel
Mes
Eady Bersell
Ter
Conerd
Unknown historical scene amid scattered notes and hints
Fragmentary OCR text references people and places with scattered phrases about events, dates, and names. The readable content mentions Magne, Ervine, and others in a murky narrative with no clear event or outcome. Summary identifies only detached names and vague actions.
Fleet movement plans toward Asiatic station detailed
The report describes ships forming at the Faet and Chattaange with J. T. Nee fon commanding lead units. They will travel to Gibraltar Dorypald Ades Colombo Singapore and Manila. The Leaver crew is small and aging, with many men assigned to other duties as needed to reinforce the Asiatic station.
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Cleveland
J. T. Nee Fon
Sirestim
Jwth
Rrulicra
Cibraltar
Dorypald
Ades
Colombo
Singapore
Manila
President at Church Visit Near Pine Knot Virginia
President and Mrs Roosevelt attended a service at Carist Episcopal Church near Pine Knot, Virginia, riding from their country home The President spoke briefly at the close of the service, offering thanks and exchanging greetings with congregants during a reception. The party then drove an hour to Pine Knot, enjoying a warm, sultry morning.
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Ping Knot
Prosperity Promise Amid Wartime Economic Moves
The report outlines a steady policy across all government branches with support from the Treasury and Commerce departments. President plans a forthcoming address in Indiana to reassure rail and market stability while officials explore wheat crop measures and foreign trade aims to bolster domestic prosperity. Secretary Cortelyou, Secretary Wilson, and Secretary Straus are cited as coordinating actions to protect markets and growth.
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Prirapo
Chirags Tribune
Washington
Dod
Wall Street
Gnzettiment
Hreels
Indianapa
Kimayit
Treasury
Wiinon
Kaneas
Oklahoma
Gyen Adhay Tt
Ayaa
Renera Enattitens
Erly
Department of Commerce
Straus Puele
Mareminta
Menetieg
France
Aliopettiz
Wartlawton
Schimitz Case Hears Delayed Trial In Court
In San Francisco Mayor Schmitz appears in Judge Livine's court on three day extended charges of extortion against focal keepers of French frazqueania. Proceedings delayed to allow defense affidavits and counter affidavits. The judge orders perjury care for Chief of Police and conspiracy cases pending.
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San Francisco
Sayor Fen
Hebinke
Livine
Schistts
Hutley
Rustoly
Sehratis
Uberty Ander Mae
Maror
Brrecrais
Thor Wiggy
Apecal Arron Harn Tak
Brefore
Dunne
Tangdon
Scott
Langdon
Campbell
Reese
Cane
General Kuroke and the late wardapan crisis
Fragmented OCR text references General Kurake and a hero of a late wardapan setting, mentioning political figures, government actions, and speculative events. The passage appears garbled with names like Japan, New York, and Chantry, and hints at a reception, invitations, and a broad political upheaval without clear, verifiable details.
Rivalry Row Splits Across Distant Courts
A chaotic note outlines a championship like matchup between teams 1.509 miles apart. The piece references battles, players and officials, with scattered names and locations, and hints at a public event or meeting schedule tied to the contest. The fragmented OCR paints a tense competitive scene with implied stakes.
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WM. D. Haywood
WL Thrashfil
von Selentiius
Eupmer Dee
UC 42 Opiston
Sanford Mener
Biaslew
Berttener
Wella
Wielern Federation of Miners
General Wells
Maconser Rimeau
Staupgier Union
Colo
Agibur
Gullna
Gullna. He Waa Int Fentand of the Trata That Freight! Nagerad
Moyer
Dettlhate
Tne
Denver
Mattanue
Cooley
Dunas
Hemera F
Chicas
Bate
What Bord
Tuelvo Metabera
Dunse
E. C. Cooly
Adhode
Mocracy
Tly
Fauck
Nee Hasen
Cann
Mae
Sethane
Talia
Thubin
Ganwes Dean
Odes of & Te
Drewion
Npestaan
Miller
Moanialn
Aura
Tsaractey
Oram
Fiat
Fatherland Labor League
Pat Crowe
Rodeleland
Nited Pracsbyterians
Bhainer Thain
Buffalo
Hiutal
Hesse
Ewan
Fats Urray
Ava
Wakere
Lowtet
Benjamin. Baker
Scotland
Aino
Ian Furs
Jack Londom
Wonolulu
Warten Pollowers
Science Falm
Landi
Netusit
Altvachiest
Hele
Havor Schimitz
Sam Francisco
Hiney
Balk
Kuroke
Dapan
Huber
Rio
Pirinnens
Ind
Tee Beep Reek
Paw
Japan
New Viuny
Gyett
Ab Chantry
Thana
B. Bridght
Longshoremen's Strike
Warshits Gepart
Ea Mae Phteh
Ritle
Valdormia
Haims
Hhas
Brant
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