Haywood trial defenses and witness actions in Boise case
The Haywood trial in Boise features defense witnesses denying charges of murder and crimes linked by Harry Orchard. Doctor Magee faces perjury charges after testifying for the defense. William D. Haywood and Charles Moyer testify in their own defense, denying guilt and explaining Western Federation of Miners’ involvement. The prosecution rebutts as Detective McParland’s alleged testimony-manufacturing claim remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood
Orchard
I. L. Magee
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Borah
Western Federation of Miners
Boise
Harry Orchard
Charles H. Moyer
Caldwell
Steunenberg
James McParland
Mixed National News Briefs From Across the Nation
The itemized notes report a dog horde stranded on Me Pike island endangering river landings, and a Humane Society rescue planned. It also covers the failed assassination attempt on President Fallieres by Leon Maille, mob violence in Roanoke, Va., a suspected murder case in Illinois, and railroad control claims in the western U.S. The report lists fires, strikes, accidents, and various political and social incidents in brief form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Island
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Humane Society
France
Fallieres
Leon Maille
Havre
Maille
Roanoke
F. H. Magill
Clinton
Ili
San Diego
E. H. Harriman
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Japan
America
William Henry Perkin
London
Terre Haute
Ind
Henry Martin
Evansville
Everett van Osdal
Nebraska
Canada Northern Railway
Canada
Oran
Algeria
Standard Oil Company
American Car Company
Joliet
Ill
Charles H. Bowers
Gilbert Kenyon
Shiloh
Oconomowoc
Wis
May
Nelli Dwight
Toledo
James Lake
Jones
Capitol Club
Grant
Red Bark
N. Y
Saratoga
Multiple international and domestic incidents populate a wide news day
The list reports insurance withdrawals in Texas and Kansas, a La Crosse merchant shot dead, a Buffalo airship accident with a survivor, bank fraud convictions in Baltimore, hazing lawsuits in Illinois, pretrial defenses in Chicago and New York society divorces, and various legal, political, and crime stories from across the United States and abroad. It includes royal honors in England, Roosevelt interactions with Yamamoto, labor disputes, ship and train incidents, and notable deaths and trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Texas
Thomas Dixon
la Crosse
Americus
Gail Robinson
Buffalo
Springfield
Kansas
John W. H. Geiger
Canton National Bank of
Baltimore
United States Court
Charles Stoner
Bradford
Ill
Mina Field Gibson
Chicago
Preston Gibson
J. Pierpont Morgan
West London
Josephine Leslie
Morgan
Mary Gaylord
Pontiac
Europe
Paul Murthke
Marinette
Wis
Barnum & Bailey's
Circus
Watertown
S. D
Robert Buckell
Terre Haute
Ind
Oxford
England
Edward
Baron Yamamoto
Roosevelt
Mary E. Bowie
Hubert Posey
Miss Bowie
la Plaza
Joe Fitzpatrick
Prestonsburg
Andy Coburn
New York
Russell
Conenango
Albert Peverette
Marquette
Mich
Richard Waite
Toledo
Washington
Phra Ratanagapti
London
Siam
United States
John Lynch
Dayton
Harry Martin
Kilfoil’s
Boksburg
South Africa
Countess of
Trobriand
Mary Jones
Countess Rodellee du Porzies
Chateau
Kerstears
Finisterre
Lumber Dealers’ Credit Association
Brick Dealers’ Association
Valentine
Valentine Antitrust Law, Were Sentenced By Judge Lindley W. Morris
Lieut. Varra
de Notard
Fort Rosecrans
San Diego
Cal
First National Bank
Bridgman Bros. Company
Philadelphia
Bonaparte
Tobacco Trust
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
United States Sugar and Land Company
Martin J. Severance
Minnesota
Mankato
Goiter
Louis A. E. Ahlers
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Robert J. Wynne
Vespasian Warner
Illinois
Gloucester
Mass
Gloucester Cold Storage Company
O. C. McMillan
Lowell
David H. Green
Newark
N. J
Theatrical Mechanics’ Association
Canada
Seattle
Wash
Cleveland
W. J. Travis
Wellman- Record-Herald
E. C. Fox
Middleport
Admiral Baron Yamamoto
America
Japan
Jeremiah Kavanagh
Wenham
W. Y. Smith
Detroit
Marion R. Big
Turret Explosion Kills Eight on Battleship Georgia
In Cape Cod Bay a powder flash in the Georgia’s forward turret killed eight and wounded many more. Officers and sailors suffered severe burns as the ship returned to Charlestown Navy Yard for treatment and formal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Georgia
Boston Harbor
Cape Cod Bay
Charlestown Navy Yard
New England
Barnstable
Goldthwaite
Faullwmer
Kentucky
Thatcher
William J
Naval Hospital
Cruse
John
Nebraska
Schlapp
Frank
North Adams
Hansel
Charles
New York
Taglund
Orley
Richford
Minn
Walsh
Edward J
Lynn
Bush
John A
Fich
Charles L
Frankfort
Ind
Fane
Southwick
Eich
Hansell
Lieut
Goodrich
Seaman Maleck
Maleck
Train wreck near Foraker claims three lives near Kenton
A passenger train No. 11 traveling between Marion Ohio and Huntington Indiana derailed near Foraker Ohio last night, the entire coach section turning over into a ditch. Three persons were killed and numerous others injured in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
O. Kenton
Marion
Huntington
Ind
Victim of Auto Crash Dies in Bryan Ohio
Thomas J. Clarke of Chicago died in Bryan Ohio after injuries from the Glidden automobile tour when his machine ditched last Thursday near Bryan. Clarke was injured in the crash and died last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Thomas J. Clarke
Chicago
Bryan
London hall collapse buries shoppers killing nine
A three story Crystal hall building on Dundas Street London Ontario collapsed after 5 pm injuring and burying many inside Brewster's five and ten store and adjacent shops. Nine killed four missing five seriously hurt as rescuers scramble amid wreckage and confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ontario
Crystal Hall
Dundas Street
Brewster's
Hamilton, Long & Co
W. J. Reid & Co
Brewster
Frank Reid
Reid
George Fitzallen
Archie MacCallum
W. T. Hamilton
Hamilton
John Loney
Pole of Geography Wins Prison for Disorderly Man
Police officer McQuade catches Frederick P. Brown after a brisk chase through 2153 Amersterdam avenue. Brown, pale and disheveled, claims he was lodger seeking a room while landlord Youngman explains Brown’s sleep loss caused by keyhole hunting. Brown is jailed for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuade
Frederick P. Brown
New York World
Brown
Amersterdam Avenue
Mr. Youngman
Youngman
Stowaway Pauline Flaks Smuggling Tale Unfolds Aboard Ship
A young stowaway, Pauline Flaks 18 from Kovno Russia bound for America, was found in male attire clinging to a ship side and later cried as she was detained. Immigrant smuggling rings allegedly move foreigners through Libau with fees split among a Libau organizer crew and ship officers. Ellis Island authorities detained related investigators and began inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Saratov
Pauline Flaks
Kovno
Russia
America
Libau
Grand Central Station
Ellis Island
Baltic
United States
All Records Broken in Immigration Year 1907
Washington reports a record year for immigration with 1,285,349 aliens landed in the United States during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
America
Frisco Names Dr Edward R Taylor Mayor
San Francisco elected Dr Edward R Taylor physician lawyer and dean of Hastings and UC law colleges as mayor last night by the board of supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
San Francisco
Cal
Edward R. Taylor
Hastings Law College
University of California
Board of Supervisors
Beehive Inn Becomes Living Public House Sign
At Grantham England a hive above the Beehive Inn doorway houses bees as a living sign. On a sunny Saturday the hive swarmed drawing a large crowd while the landlord moved bees into a secondary hive beside the footpath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantham
England
Preparing Himself for Europe Interview
A man eager to be a prominent citizen plans a trip to Europe. He notes reporters show interest in American affairs only after he has been abroad long enough to lose track of them, a remark cited by the Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Washington Star
Bible presented by King to Bruton church in Virginia
A Bible King Edward plans to present to Bruton church at Williamsburg Virginia for its consecration on October 10. It was sent recently to Ambassador Bryce in Washington who will forward it to church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Edward
Bruton Church
Williamsburg
Bryce
Washington
Sleepwalking Justice on Sunday Sermon Exit
A courtroom remark notes a man walking out in his sleep during a Sunday sermon. The judge comments on the uncanny scene and its implications for the sermon’s proceedings.
Market Results Across Cities July 17 1907
Daily commodity and livestock prices reported from New York Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo and Pittsburg show flour wheat corn oats butter eggs cheese and hay steady to mixed. Cattle and sheep prices vary by market with hogs trading around 6.20 to 6.90 per hundredweight in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
York State
East Buffalo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles W. Oldrieve
Memphis
Tenn
A. O. Bacon
Exchange Bank of
Macon
Philip Kempier
Capital National Bank of St. Paul
Hughes
Christian Endeavor
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Simon Gold
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Honeybrook
Northwestern Railroad
Deadwood
Ls. D
Frank A. Leach
Oakland
Mint
George E. Roberts
Omaha
Morton F. Plant
Theodore S. Clark
Bryan, C
Ouida
Douglass
Ariz
Manuel Sarabia
John Sweeney
Louisiana
Rock Island
Peabody
Kan
Lay
Herington
Pittsburg
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