Stolypin Victorious Others to Probably Follow Resignations
The editor reports the resignation of Charles von Schwanebach, empire comptroller and a foe of de Witte, as part of Stolypin’s long struggle for ministry control. Schwanebach, a three cabinet veteran, backed champions of a restricted new election law and may retire from public life, with further resignations expected from reactionary ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Arles von Schwanebach
Empire
Duma
M. Stolypin
Uma
M. von Schwanebach
Bribe claim tied to Minnesota official in life company case
Witness William S. Bechtel testified that an envelope with 220 dollars was slipped to Elmer H. Dearth, then Minnesota insurance commissioner, as he faced bribery charges. Bechtel described the February 1904 incident and Dearth’s reaction. Bethel, tied to Northwestern National Life, has just been convicted of grand larceny. In a separate case, James Murray from Little Falls was arrested for alleged involvement in Julius Rosenheimer’s death but later proved an alibi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer H. Dearth
Minnesota
Williams
Bechtel
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Witess Bechtel
Wid
Dearth
Elmer
Bethel
York
James Murray
Little Falls
N. Y
Julius Rosenheimer
Welham
Murray
Race Mare Los Angeles Sells for 10000 in Lexington
Newark buyer J F Chanley sells the famed race mare Los Angeles with her foals and yearling to John T Madden for 10000 in Lexington Kentucky. Los Angeles has won forty seven races and is among America's top mares alongside Beldame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
J. F. Chan‘ley
Newark
N. J
John T. Madden
Los Angeles
the Bard
America
Beldame
British Warship Pyramus Runs Aground Near Cook Town
The British cruiser Pyramus of 2185 tons and 300 feet in length went ashore last Sunday 150 miles north of Cook Town. Lord Northcote, governor general of Australia, and his family were on board and have since left for Brisbane by steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Queensland
Cooktown
Lord Northcote
Australia
Brisbane
Weavers Strike at Coronet Woolen Mills Over Loom Demand
Providence R T June 27. Five hundred weavers at Coronet Woolen mills Mapleville began striking when orders were issued for workers to operate two looms on fancy work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. T
Coronet Woolen
Mapleville
Three Convicts Hanged in Missouri Prison Escape
In Jefferson City on June 27 three inmates Harry Vaughn Edward Raymond and George Ryan executed by hanging for the Nov 2 1905 prison break killing guard John Clay. Vaughn and Raymond were from St Louis while Ryan was from Kansas City. All were hanged simultaneously in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Evening Journal
Harry Vaughn
Edward Raymond
St. Louis
George Ryan
Kansas City
John Clay
Freeze 'em' Stir Causes Pure Food Arrests in Indiana
Professor Frank Owen of Frankfort schools, now deputy state food inspector, arrived in Elwood and led arrests for using a hamburger additive known to butchers as "freeze em" in meats. B F Keller paid 10 dollars and costs after guilty plea. Peter Downs faced two charges with fines. Fred Ulander charged with selling impure hamburger and fined. Joseph Burtanger fined 10 dollars for pies exposed to flies. Owens then went to Tipton inspecting five butcher shops and four found using the same additive, all pleading guilty and paying 19 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Ind
Frank Owen
Frankfort
B. F. Keller
Peter Downs
Fred Ulander
Joseph Burtanger
Owens
Tipton
Fatal fight in Wisconsin leaves quarryman dead
Conrad Holland, 54, a quarry worker, died after a fight that began in Frank Schneider's saloon in Waukesha and ended in the street. Schneider and Henry Salmon, both held on murder charges, deny guilt. Holland lived with his 12 year old son in a squalid Lannon cottage near the scene. his ex wife resides in Ottawa, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
Conrad Holland
Frank Schneider
Lannon
Henry Salmon
Lisbon
Wo County
Schneider
Holland
Ottawa
Iil
Needle patient Miss Dressler moved to Fordham Hospital
Mollie Dressler aged 23, who had forty needles removed from her stomach at Bellevue last September, is now at Fordham hospital with the same needle illness. This is her third self endangerment by swallowing needles. She denies intent to end life and gives no reason for the habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bulldog in Grand Rapids Chase Ends in Hotel Pantlind
A mad bulldog pursued by police in a carriage and automobile caused public uproar in Grand Rapids on June 27. Officers fired as it ran through several blocks, retreating into the Hotel Pantlind where they killed the dog behind the bar as the bartender restrained it with a siphon of seltzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandapids
Mich
Pantlind
Girl Graduate Drowned in Rock Island River Boating Accident
Margaret Rh Kennedy aged 20, a high school graduate, drowned when her canoe with William Rich was fouled by a trot line on the river. Rich was rescued by other outing parties. The girl sank before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Margaret Rh. Kennedy
William Rich
Rich
Baseball Scores From Chicago to St Louis and Beyond
Baseball scores across leagues report Chicago 7 to St Louis 6 in game one and Chicago 4 to St Louis 1 in game two. Other results include Brooklyn tying New York and Pittsburgh, Detroit beating Cleveland, and St Louis blanking Chicago. Weather and incomplete lines noted.
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Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
St Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Toledo
Louisvie
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Wotom
Pueblo—Sioux Cit
Rero
Dyepyer -Des Moines
Deépter
Eined
Omaha
Liavoln
Davis on Stand in Haywood Trial as Orchard’s Accusations Rise
William F. Davis one of Haywood’s defense witnesses faced sharp cross examination about his alleged roles in the 1899 Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine explosion and Cripple Creek crimes. He denied union membership, testified to hiding after the blast, and recounted Orchard’s threats toward Steunenberg during Cripple Creek events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Richardson
Denver
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Boise
Ida
Richardson
Orchard
Western Federation of Miners
Richardson, Patterson & Hawkins
Boise, Ida
William F. Davis
Goldfield
Nev
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Davis
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mill
Haywood and Moyer
Cripple Creek
Independence Station
Clarence Darrow
Babe
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Hercules
Steunenberg
Borah
Gem
Bunker Hill
Hutton
Butte
McConnell
Orchard's Words Stand Alone at the Occasion
A fragment notes that no one else spoke that day besides Orchard. The lone remark marks the occasion with Orchard's excluded commentary, leaving the scene defined by his words.
Orchard accusations and witnesses recount alleged plot at mining federation trial
Testimony ties 1904 1905 statements to a plan against the federation and its leaders. Mrs Day cites a love claim and threats of killing Steunenberg while Elliott says Orchard claimed mine owners employed him. Cross examination reveals Elliott’s asylum history and O Neill links Orchard to federation activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Day
Denver
Orchard
Hercules
Steunegberg
John D. Elliott
Idaho
Federation
Elliott
John M. O'Neill
Miners’ Magazine
Peabody
Sherman Bell
O'Neill
Trial of Judge Loving Proceeds Amid Insanity Debate
In Houston Virginia on June 27 the Loving murder trial nears a point as defense closes its insanity case after three witnesses. The prosecution plans rebuttal with Annie Kidd to challenge Elizabeth Loving’s testimony and its impact on Judge Loving’s sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Judge Loving
Theodore Estes
Young Estes
Elizabeth Loving
Annie Kidd
Harmon
Kidds
Loving
Elizabeth
Lovingston
Vienna Watches Portugal Crisis Interest in Miguel of Braganza
Vienna follows the Portuguese crisis as Duke Miguel of Braganza considers a potential call to Portugal. He visits his sister Archduchess Marie Therese and weighs a dynastic change versus a republic. Austria and Spain reportedly press King Carlos to modify government to avert wider upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos
Austria
Vienna
Portugal
Miguel of
Braganza
Marie Theresa
Francis Josep
Miguel
Spain
Yale senior blamed as bicycle accident causes death
Mrs. George F. Russell was fatally struck by a bicycle ridden by W. A. Perry of Tarboro North Carolina a Yale senior. The medical examiner ruled the death an accident. Perry had just graduated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
George EF. Russell
W. A. Perry
Tarboro
N. C
Yale
Hogs and cattle market figures from Chicago session
The June 27 1907 market report shows estimated hog receipts 18000 with 7326 leftover from yesterday. Prospects strong with prices 5 to 6 higher than yesterday close. Cattle 5000 head, sheep 9000, generally steady.
Market Receipts and Prices From Yesterday and Today
Official receipts yesterday 30330 shipments 2724 estimated receipts today 20000 officials left yesterday 7326 ee receipts tomorrow. Market shade higher than yesterday's close packers holding off Bulk. Light hogs 590 to 600, mixed packers 8585 to 86 124 shipping grades 8560 to 8580. Pigs 8540 to 8605 porkers 8605 to 8610 cattle receipts 5000 market steady beeves 8465 to 8710 cows and heifers 8435 to 8550 Texas steers 8450 to 8595 stockers and feeders 290 to 515 westerns 8450 to 529. Receipts 9000 market weak natives 400 to 620 westerns 8400 to 8620 yearlings 8610 to 8685 lambs 8575 to 8715 western lambs 575 to 715 market more active and steady at yesterday's average light 585 to 612 mixed packers 580 to 8610 shipg pt 560 to 8600 rough 8560 to 5 cattle steady sheep weak
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Chicago
John A Babcock Ghigago Ill Message
A terse note from John A Babcock of Ghigago Illinois offers availability and promises a square deal with the assurance you will receive. The fragmentary text indicates a personal outreach seeking engagement.
Albert Surrenders to Clemenceau Amid Wine Growers Crisis
Paris and Montpellier reports reveal Marcelin Albert and his Argelliers allies surrender as civil strike continues. Government vows to prosecute labor leaders who backed the mutiny while disciplinary issues in the army rise. Albert returns to prison and sends Clemenceau repayment of a 100 franc loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marcelin Abbert
Clemenceau
M. Clemenceau
Toops
Seventeenth Infantry
General Federation of Labor
Seventeenth Regiment
Albert
Montpellier
France
M. Albert
Committee of Argelliers
Federated Committees
Debates End As Campbell Bannerman Wins Lords Power Curtailment
London June 27 The three days of debate in the house of commons ended with Premier Campbell-Bannerman's resolution to curtail the Lords veto passage carried 4382 to 147 amid ministerial cheers. Henderson's Labour amendment for abolishing the Lords was defeated 315 to 100. Asquith noted country opinion favors a single chamber. The premier received a final ovation leaving the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Campbell-Bannerman
House of Lords
A. Henderson
Laborite
Durham
Herbert H. Asquith
Tragic Local Suicide In Oceana County
Mrs Henry Shriner aged 28 committed suicide at her home two miles north of Mears in Oceana county by swallowing Paris green bought by her husband for potato plant spraying. She died after a long period of agony and was despondent over ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Mich
Henry Shriner
Mears
Oceana County
Paris Green
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M. Yermoloff
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M. Goremykin
Four
Steunenburg
Than’s
Grain Market
John A. Babcock
The
North American Commission Company
Paya Clemenceau
LORDS
Campbell - Bannerman
Commons
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