Court Rules Silence as Attorneys Clash in San Francisco Trial
In San Francisco on May 20, courtroom turmoil erupted as Judge Dunne ordered decorum, silencing defense and prosecution interruptions. A juror challenge followed amid testimony about payoffs to city officials and extortion claims, with the judge warning Attorneys Barrett and Heney and expelling one for contempt.
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San Francisco
Veniremen
Sehmitz
Talesmen L. S. Bachman
A. A. Altmeyer
Joseph Bush
James
Dunne
John J. Barrett
Dirict
Heney
Talisman J
Barrett
Fairall
Barrett and Henry Clash in Courtroom Turmoil
Judge intervenes as Barrett and Henry clash over questions to Blanchard. Me ney presses about grand jury efforts to indict Maestretti for his crime. Peace is restored after the confrontation.
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Mr. Blanchard
Grand
Maestretti
Meney
Baseball Scores Reported From Multiple Cities
Chicago scoreboard May 29 lists results from leagues and associations. Brooklyn beat Boston 7 to 1 in game one while game two finished Brooklyn 10 Boston ? Cincinnati beat Chicago 10 2, St. Louis defeated Pittsburgh 10 1, New York 12 Philadelphia 9. American League Cleveland 6 beat St Louis 5, Philadelphia 2 beat Boston 1 in eleven innings, Washington 2 New York 1. Association action shows Louisville 9 Toledo 1 in seven, Columbus 12 Indianapolis 3, Kansas City 5 Milwaukee 3, St Paul 10 Minneapolis 0.
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Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Association
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Thousands Pay Final Respect at McKinley Home
In Canton Ohio on May 20 thousands lined up to view the casket of Mrs McKinley. Floral tributes surrounded the bier as crowds passed by the McKinley residence, paying final tribute to the late first lady.
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Canton
McKinley
Cantonians Pay Tribute At McKinley Funeral
Cantonians honored former President McKinley with a simple 2 o'clock funeral service denied funeral decorations and municipal involvement. About 8,000 people passed through the McKinley home to pay respects as Dr. and Mrs. Hermanus L. Baer from New York, Mabel McKinley, the late Abner McKinley's daughter, attended.
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McKinley
Hermanus L. Baer
New York
Rothschild Sees No Immediate Market Improvement
Lord Rothschild warned in an interview that stock markets show no near term recovery. He said the best view is markets are not worse today, perhaps slightly better, but global issues from Roosevelt and railways to a Paris income tax debate and England’s socialist trend threaten future gains.
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London
Lord Rothschild
Roosevelt
France
England
Weather forecast for multiple U S Midwest states today
Forecast up to 8 o clock tonight. Illinois may see showers and rising temperatures. Indiana and lower Michigan expect increasing cloudiness with warming temperatures and fresh southerly winds. Wisconsin possible showers in western areas with rising temperatures. Iowa increasing cloudiness with probable showers and higher temperatures.
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Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Chicago Market Quotes Include Grains Hogs and Cattle
May quotes from the Chicago Board of Trade cover Wheat Corn Oats and Bundled futures. Livestock prices in Chicago and East Buffalo show mixed gains with hogs at 6.15 to 6.25 and cattle 4.25 to 5.50, lambs 7.00 to 8.50, and hay buying at 14.50 to 21.00 per ton amid steady market signals.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Ewes
Best
Navy abandons mine ship plan for cruiser San Francisco
The Navy Department abandons converting the cruiser San Francisco into a mine ship at Norfolk due to a cost over 200000 dollars and need for congressional funds. The Baltimore mining ship conversion at New York is also suspended as part of the halt. In Michigan, Carrie Leidlein, long blind since infancy, regains sight after a hospital operation and now asks many questions about the new visions before her.
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Washington
Navy Department
San Francisco
Norfolk
Altimore
New York
Saginaw, Mich
Mises
Carrie Leidlein
Woman's Hospital
President Roosevelt Heads West for Western Tour
President Roosevelt has left Washington for a western trip and will be absent until Saturday afternoon.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hogs and Cattle Report Chicago May 29 1907
Market notes show hogs firm with light to mixed packers bidding 6.05 to 6.30 per cwt and ship grades 5.80 to 6.20. Cattle receipts 19 000 steers up 10, cows weak. sheep receipts 22 000 down. Official yesterday receipts 16 236, shipments 2 441. estimated today 26 000 with dull market and packers holding off.
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Chicago
Timothy
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Texas
Veracity issue in Roosevelts Intercourse with Citizen
Dr William J Long objects to President Roosevelt over his attack on the author and his work on animal life. Long demands public retractation and apology if he is proven false, otherwise Roosevelt must withdraw accusations. The dispute centers on truth and personal honor in scientific observation.
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Stamford
Conn
Wiliam J. Long
Ro Ycevell
The
United States
Dr. Long
S. J. Mapidan
Matty Mitchell
Bonny Bay
Newfoundland
Mr. Roosevelt
John A. Babcock Seeks Fair Deal
A note proclaims that John A. Babcock seeks a square, fair arrangement and promises a straightforward, honest deal for any agreement reached. The message emphasizes reliability and straightforward dealings.
Wolf Story Dispute and a Fatal Shooting in Danville
In a dispute over a wolf killing Caribou a doctor cites witness statements from Indians and a Sioux educator supporting a chest wound kill. Separately in Danville Henry Mermir shot Rosa Varez then killed himself after being told to find new lodging.
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Danville
Henry Mermir
Rosa Varez
Westville
Mermir
Varez
Oldest Evansville Resident Dies in New Harmony
Isaac Anderson aged 91 died at his New Harmony home. He was born there on April 19 1816 the day Indiana became a state, making him counted as among the oldest locals with a direct link to statehood.
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Evansville
Ind
Isaac Anderson
New Harmony
Indiana
New Harmooy
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Royal
Grain Market
John A. Babcock
North American Commission Company
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