Haywood Jury Seated in Idaho Murder Trial
Boise jurors sworn for the William D. Haywood murder case with nine men bound by oath to deliver justice. The panel includes farmers, a carpenter, and a Prohibitionist, with one union member among them. Prosecution outlines a broad conspiracy linked to the Western Federation of Miners and the Caldwell murder of Governor Steunenberg.
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Boise
Idaho
Wiliam D. Haywood
Frank Steynenberg
Haywood
Caldwell
W. D. Haywood
Aetter
Messrs. Darrow and Richardson
Burns
Carpenters
Isbor
James’ H. Hawley
Tray
OG. W. Sebern
Talesman
Wyoming
Sebern
Long Tom
Moyer
Pettibone
Simpkins
James H. Hawley
Western Federation of Miners
Vindicator Mine
Independence Depot
Light Gregory
Denver
Arthur Collins
Telluride
Fred Bradley
San Francisco
Gov. Peabody
Gabbert and Goddard
Colorado
Gov. Steunenberg
Steunenberg
North
Harry Orchard
Steve Adams
Frank Steunenberg
John L. Simpkins
Orchard
McPartland
Wesern Federation of Miners
William D. Haywood
Funeral directors and embalmers listed citywide
A dense roster of funeral directors and embalmers with multiple firms and addresses across Washington. Includes Nalley Son, Harvey's Sons, Speare, Schippert, Costello, Geier, Lee, Wright, Sardo, Zurhorst, and others offering first class service, modern chapels, and 24/7 call access with various phone numbers and locations.
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R. Nalley & Son
Lith
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth ‘Sts
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Adolph J. Schippert
Pa. Ave
John M. Mitchell
Eleventh Street
Thos. S. Sergeon
Cain
T. A. Costello & Bro
Frank Geier's Sons
Seventh ST
John R. Wright CO
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
WM. H. Sardo & CO
George P. Zurhorst
Esst
Dle & Bayliss
Rtakers
STH
Compromise With Strikers Reaches New York Longshoremen
New York June 3 A step toward ending the weeks long strike occurred as about 10000 longshoremen returned to decks aboard coastwise and smaller steamship lines. Companies accepted a wage advance of 5 cents an hour over prestrike levels, while Trans Atlantic and others held to restoration of former wages as needed.
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New York
trans-Atlantic
Maea
Lawson Stanford
John Mitchell Walks Home After Five Weeks in Hospital
John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, left the hospital after a five week stay following an operation and walked to his home in Spring Valley Illinois. He showed no signs of relapse and rested at home.
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Mine Workers
Spring Valley
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Licensed to Marry Listings in 20s Era Ledger
A compiled list of individuals licensed to marry with ages and officiants. Names include Norman E. Ryan and Clase T. Rowland, Seipio Buonini and Melaney Giovannoni, John E. Biggs and Lula Dittman, Edward F. Costigan and Anna M. Quill, Patrick Heflin and Bertha Rolling, Paul Thomas and Mary Walker, William Berkley and Marie Green, Robert Robinson and Mary McIntyre, Moses Norman and Mary Lynch, Martha Bevan and Ethel Maurer, A G Pierce and Grace Tompkins, and John Madden with Catherine McLoughlin. multiple Rev. clergymen listed.
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Norman E. Ryan
Clase T. Rowland
G. Calvert Garter
Seipio Buonini
Melaney Giovannoni
Charles
Bundy
Bertha J. Rolling
HE. Marshall
Paul J. Thomas
Mary L. Walker
Manuel Washington
William A. Berkley
Marie Green
Shelton Williams
Robert V. Robinson
Mary ¥. McIntyre
Moses W. D. Norman
C. Edward Harel
Mary A. Lynch
G. C. Bevan
Martha G. Liord
Ethel T. Maurer
A. G. B. Pierce
Ins. E. Bowen
Grace Tompkins
Bundohn J. Madden
Catherine McLoughlin
James F. Mackin
Health Office Record of Names and Ages in Washington
A health office record lists many individuals by name address and age, including Henry Becker 5 years Jane Christmond 96 years George Prior 5 years Mary Hodges 48 years Benjamin Herdman 5 years Bason Fitch 6 years W C Stewart 44 years Joan Sweeney 29 years George Eller 27 years John Schlotterbeck 41 years Arthur Dledench 11 months Stephen Johnson 67 years Henry Bowles 20 years Charles Barnes 38 years Joseph Tucker 38 years Mary Maxwell 3S years Mary E Ford 28 years Franklin Diggs 60 years Hogyitel 44 years Joseph W 23 years Frank Brown 2 months Lucy Hall 3 months Jane Friedrich Steigelman 60 years Edward Kinslow 71 years Mary Armstrong 56 years Flora Humphrey 80 years John Heaps 26 years Charles Brocka 1 day Infant Alice McCullough 18 hours Infant Minnie Johnson atishs
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White
Henry ©. Becker
Jane Christmond
H Sts
Stephen Johnson
L St
Henry Bowles
Dumbarton &Ve
Charles Barnes
Jozreph ‘Tucker
St. Aw
Mery Maxwell
Mery E. Ford
T Hones Ave
Franklin M. Diggs
Marthagues
S. Hogyitel
Joseph W
Pierce St. Nw
Frank 0. Brown
We Sackova
Hallet Mw
Sor
Lucy E. Hall
Dumbarton Ave
Jane
Fredrich Steigelman
25Th St. Ne
Edward Kinslow
Mary Armstrong
St. Ow
Flora Humphrey
Garfield
Hostal
John Heaps
Washington “Asylum
Charles L. Brocka
Alice McCullough
Col. Hospital
Minnie Johnson
Otishs
Man accused of eight marriages in two states
Louis Albert, held in $1500 bail in the Tombs Court, faces examination on Wednesday on bigamy charges after nine years of marriage to a woman and claims of multiple wives in New York and Pennsylvania. The Rev A Lincoln Moore testified to a 19 year old marriage, while Theiler and family noted a disappeared sister whose marriage to Albert prompted the action.
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Cn -Post
New York
Po- Hce
Louis Albert
West Ninety-sixth Street
Philadelphia
Jt Sullivan
Albert
Sullivan
Albert Hr
Julius
Theiler
Astuses
Edward Theiler
Fifty-eighth Street
Brooklyn
Fehr
West Fourteenth Street
Louis Albert Theiler
Atlantic City
Mra
New York State
Pennsylvania
Murderer Tries to Starve in Goshen Jail
Special to The Washington Post from Middletown Ohio June 3 reports Charles H. Rogers self confessed murderer of the Olney brothers is starving himself while under guard in Goshen jail awaiting trial. He has taken little milk daily for a week and grows pale. a physician may be called to force nourishment to sustain him. Rogers sleeps most times and smokes while awake, with rare profanity fits. he shows no new aggression toward guards.
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Washington Post
Middletown
Charles H. Rogers
Olney Brothers
Goshen
Rogers
Jack London’s Man Quits From Snark Voyage Plans
San Francisco dispatch says Jack London’s seven year cruise aboard the homemade yacht Snark ends as Herbert B. Stolz, a Stanford athlete, volunteers to serve as chief assistant. Fenelon, a former circus strongman and Catholic seminary student, sails to Honolulu to replace Stolz. if Bondon quarrels, Fenelon’s scrappy nature could trigger clashes.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Jack London
Snark
Seqmar
Herbert B. Stolz
a_young
Stanford
London
Fenelon
Orward
Honoluin
Stelz
Bondon
Ndon
J P Morgan Plans Visit to Sienna Cathedral Monastery
Financier J P Morgan plans a historic visit to the Benedictine Convent of Monta Oliveto Maggiero and to the town of San Gimignano famed for its medieval walls and towers, amid interest in the scene.
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Histori Interest
Morgan
Monta ~ Oliveto Maggiero
San‘Gimisnano
Mrs S White De Ane Danke Home of Her Daughter
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mrs S White and a daughter, unclear context or event, no dates or locations readable.
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Ane Danke
Ytterday
Brazilian government seeks 260 million by thrift increases
The text notes an un stated percentage increase and mentions Brazil's government needing 260 million dollars. It highlights that the sum must be met by thrift and higher prices for key products, with emphasis on iron and steel related output.
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of. An
Three Women Injured in Atlantic City Car Crash
In Atlantic City a Quaker City Ladies Auto Club outing ended when a rear tire burst, throwing Mrs. Cressy, Mrs. Wiggins, Mrs. Gillen, and chauffeur John Grove from a speeding car that hit a telegraph pole. Fragments of glass injured the two women and all occupants were treated at the scene then moved to the Hotel Shelbourne.
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Washington Post
Atlantic City
John Grove
Cressy
Wiggins
Gillen
Atlantic City Hospital
Shelbourne
Alleged Bond Thief Hoehn Held in Cincinnati Court
Frederick W. Hoehn, who took his sister Christina Nold’s safety deposit box in Indianapolis and forged a power of attorney to negotiate 10000 of the securities, was arraigned for forgery. Broker Claude Ashbrook reported full recovery of all securities and no prosecution planned. Indianapolis police requested his detention. case continued to tomorrow.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Ohio
Frederick W. Hoehn
Indianapolis
Claude Ashbrook
Hoéhn
Christina Nold
Ashbrook
Gen Kasson Breaks Arm In Street Car Fall
Gen John A Kasson, former Senator from Iowa and a notable political figure, fell from a Capitals Traction Co car near Eighteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW yesterday afternoon. He suffered a broken right arm and significant bruising but walked home with a friend after treatment. he is near eighty and has been less active in public affairs.
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Ger. John
Kasson
Icdwa
Capitals ‘Traction Company
Eighteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gneral
Gen. Kasson
Croker Denies Nationalist Parliamentary Ambition
Dublin June 8 Richard Croker denied plans to reenter politics saying he has no intention of ever entering Parliament again. The interview responds to reports of his supposed ambitions as a Nationalist member.
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Dublin
Richard Croker
Danish Actress Shot in Hotel Murder Suicides
Copenhagen reports the renowned Danish actress Ceda Krym Nathansen was shot by her husband at Hotel Aabvorg Tulland and died from the injuries. He then killed himself, with jealousy cited as the motive. The tragedy follows a history of strained marriage and public fame.
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Copenhagen
Ceda -Krym -Nathansen
Aabvorg
Tulland
Picture dealer arrested in Wertheimer robbery case
London reports Edward Morrig, a Glapnam picture dealer, arrested in connection with the February Park Lane burglary of Charles Wertheimer. Police registrate say he instigated the crime and he is remanded in custody.
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Wertheimer
Washington Pom
London
Edward ‘Morrig
Glapnam
Charles Wertheimer
Lane
Diplomatic Reception Hosts Choates at Dorchester House
A high profile reception and concert at Dorchester House honored Choate, with Lord Chancellors present and multiple foreign diplomats accredited to the court of St James. Guests included Sir Edward Grey, Lords and Ladies, ambassadors, and American notables. A musical program followed the dinner, featuring Charles Gilibrt and Elizabeth Dodge amid a crowded reception room.
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Choate
Glrelessi
England
Chancel
F Ormer
St. .James
Welegaten
Hague
Dorchester
Coplea
Houdon
Addd
Edward Grey
Tansdowne
Ostmen
Lady Halabury
Brassey
Mount Steplen
Stratheden
Pauncefote
Herbert
Haa. van. ‘Dyke
Princeton
Lord Lonsdale
Charles Gilibert
Elizabeth Dodgé
Princess ‘Louise
Augusta
Schleswig-Holstein
Ford
Lady‘ Mayoreys
Duchess of Westminster
W. G., Endicott
F. Swettenham
Seamen Strike Near End After Gov Plea and Pension Hike
Paris June 3 seamen’s strike nears end as capitulation follows talks with minister of marine and naval committee. Delegates report pensions raised from 0.80 to 72 for sailors and 156 to 200 for officers, with crews to resume work tomorrow. Loire river boats run under guard. strikers try to seize Artois from London but police repel them.
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Paris
Vapeyre
Minister’ of Marine
Naval’ Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Naval Committee
M. Thompson
Loire
Reuven
Artois
London
England Asks Treaty To Secure MFN for Five Articles
In the House of Commons today Mr Runciman revealed that Britain has opened negotiations with the United States for most favored nation treatment on five items listed in the Dingley act. He noted no talks since the prior six months and cited reciprocity as the hurdle. The United States now has free entry for all goods into Britain, leaving Britain with nothing to offer for special rates. If the obstacle is removed, the State Department will pursue an agreement with Britain modeled on the German arrangement.
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London
House ‘of Commons
Lonsdale
Runciman
The
Treasury
United States
Germany
United
State Department
Great-Britain
Digby
Jkind
Great Britain
Great’ Britain
Regulation shifts favor liberalization of customs rules abroad
The text notes a shift toward more liberal policy abroad as new regulations remove several methods previously used to enforce customs payments. The department calls this relaxation not an evasion but a reassessment of valuation and collection practices, signaling a broader liberal stance.
Formalities Marked by Returning Envoys and Decorated Officials
The scene shows diplomats and naval officers in full uniform as they arrive with signs of rank and state ceremony. Ambassadors Reta and Joseph are noted among the attendees, indicating a high-level gathering centered on the royal family and foreign dignitaries within a grand setting.
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Reta
Joseph
Russia at The Hague Seeks Ruling On Neutrals
Russia pushes for expanded Hague tribunal powers and systematized rules on neutrals and contraband. Officials oppose broad discussion of armaments and fear a political clash at the conference. They favor international regulation of neutral obligations and a potential prize court.
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Petersburg
Russia
Hague
Foreign Office
Austria
Germany
Irish Bill Abandoned in Commons Promises New Evicted Tenants Law
London June 3 Premier Campbell Bannerman announced the Irish bill was dropped with minimal ceremony. He said the government would push an evicted tenants restoration bill with compulsory purchase powers and would later pursue a comprehensive education bill. He also signaled a Lords powers limit plan to be addressed after further session work.
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Campbell-Bannerman
London
House of “Commons
Campbell Bannerman
Ireland
House of Commons
Prish
House of Lords
Famine Relief Withheld Sparks Chinese Rebellion
United States Consul Paddock at Amoy says famine relief misallocation and anti opium crusade fuel China rebellion. He notes rebels defeated so far but unrest continues. Navy reports Dayton orders Asiatic Fleet to Chefoo base for June maneuvers. Helena remains off Amoy to monitor events.
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United States
Paddock
Amoy
China
State Department
Navy Department
Dayton
Asiatic
Manila
Chefoo
Helena
Missionaries Fleeing From Chinese Unrest
Report from Amoy dated June 3 describes unsettled conditions at Chang Chow and Siokhe as refugees and missionaries arrive in Stratow. Anxiety grows over the revolt in the surrounding area while rebel leader Trail imposes control and no foreign arrests are reported. The Japanese cruiser Naniwa has arrived. Berlin confirms Shanghai advice of increasing threats from Southern China disorder.
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Amoy
China
Chang Chow
Siokhe
Stratow
Trail
Berlin
Shanghai
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James A. Medley
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Health Office Record
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Binghamton, N.Y
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District of Columbia
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Washington Gaslight Co
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N. W. Antee
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Capitol
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Lacey
Cteken
Berwyn
Coars
Highlands
Washin
Five Pollen
Baltimore
Otio
Secessibilty
Sunaten Sismaaves Realty
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