Haywood trial adjourned. Orchard to Caldwell for murder case
Boise Idaho June 16 1907 with Haywood case paused Orchard chief witness will be taken to Caldwell for trial on the actual murder of former Gov Frank Steunenberg and the case postponed to the next term. The Haywood trial resumes Tuesday with evidence linking Haywood to the conspiracy and possible ties to Adams Simpkins and Pettibone while defense challenges the testimony and drafts.
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Boise
Steunenberg
Haywood
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
Caldwell
Fremont Wood
Moysten
Bryan
Orchard
Whitney
Adams
Simpkins
Jack Simpkins
Western Federation of Minera
Moyer
Steynenberg
Denver
Wili
Supreme Court of Colorado
Supreme Court
Goddard
Judge Goddard
Gabbert
Fred Bradley
San Francisco
Pat Dove
Pettibone
Postal Telegraph Company
Bradley
Mr. Hawley
Funeral Directors Directory Listings Across Town
A dense listing of funeral directors and embalmers with addresses on streets including 11th Southeast, 14th Street NW, F Street NW, Pa Avenue, Kierenth Street, and more. Notes many chapels, livery connections, and reasonable terms. multiple phones listed for services day and night.
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Adolph J. Schippert
Funere
20Th St
Pa. Ave
John M. Mitchell
Kierenth Ptrest Eontheest
Thos. S. Sergeon
Cain
T. A. Costello & Bro
B Street
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventa
John R. Wright CO
Tenth St
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Modern Chapel
George P. Zurhorst
Partors
East Capitol
Hindle & Bayliss
Adee
Missing $20,000 in Guayaquil and Quito Rail bonds
Chubb and Sons report forty five 6 percent gold bonds of the Guayaquil and Quito Rail road Company valued at 20000 dollars lost or stolen in transit from London to a New York bank aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. Bonds may be misaddressed or stolen. authorities abroad and in New York investigate with efforts to recover the paper.
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New York
Chubb & Sons, Marine Insurance Brokers
William Street
Guayaquil
Quito
Hendon Chubb
Haat Orange
Mr. Chubb
Redmond & Co
Paris
Cherbourg
London
Memorial to Wesley Inaugurated In Atlanta Churches
Seven bishops of the Episcopal College of the Methodist Episcopal Church South led services in Atlanta to launch a Wesley memorial project. Early donations reached 200 dollars with Asa G. Candler of Atlanta giving 75,000 dollars. The plan includes an auditorium church hospital nurses home boarding houses reading rooms an editorial office and gymnasium on the current Wesley Memorial Tabernacle site.
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Atlanta
Episcopal College
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Georgia
Asa G. Candler
Wesleyan Memorial Enterprise
Wesley Memorial Tabernacle
Wesley Advocate
Woman slain by husband as he surrenders to police
Frank E Jackson killed his wife in Buffalo New York then locked the door to the room and telephoned police before calmly surrendering. He told officers it was a choice between himself and her and passed his father-in-law on the way, bowing as if nothing had occurred.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Frank E. Jackson
Jackson
Harden
Zukunft
Round Table
Charlottenborg
Prince Eulenburg
Zikuritt
Cund
Auit
Mbel
Giaaly
Rulenburg
Moltke
France-Japan entente seals loan access for Japan
The June 16 dispatch from Paris notes that France gains access to Japanese loans for Indo China while Japan seeks no guarantee for Korea and Formosa. The accord addresses fears of Japanese aggression and recalls past Franco-Japanese tensions, including actions during the Russo-Japanese War and the Fushoda incident.
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Europe
Manchuria
Japan
France
M. Pichon
Peking
Indo- China
Indo China
Quai d’Orsay
Russia
Germany
China
Shimonisaki
Indo-China
Tokyo
England
Rojesivensky
Cameron Bay
Portsmouth
M. Rouvier
M. Kurino
Paris Conference on Midi Winegrowers Movement
Prime Minister Célenceau met with the justice minister and Montpelier procureur to discuss the Argelliers Committee, which leads the Midi winegrowers. A Cabinet decision on the Midi was expected after tomorrow's meeting, amid rumors of Marcellin Albert’s arrest and varied reactions from the Midi towns.
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Washington Post
Paris
Clemenceau
Justice
Montpeler
Argelliers Committee
Midi
Marcellin Albert
The
Albert
Rebuilding Progress on Campanile Restoration
Work on the Venice Campanile restoration proceeds slowly and carefully, with architects and engineers debating minute site details. Artisans view their labor with reverence, as the centuries old tower rises about eighty feet above the plaza, amid ongoing discussions on mortar quality and structural precision.
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Venice
Treaties Aimed at Germany Explain Mediterranean Entente
French Foreign Minister and Spanish Ambassador discuss a Franco Spanish and Anglo Spanish understanding. The agreements, presented as separate diplomatic pacts, aim to maintain the status quo in Mediterranean and Atlantic interests, guarantee each nation’s possessions, and serve as a peace foundation linked to Moroccan questions.
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Washington Post
Paris
France
England
Spain
Mediterranean
Edward
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Washington
Rome
Vienna
Tokyo
Atlantic
M. Pichon
Bsusador
New York Railway Car Barn Destroyed By Fire
A large fire at the New York City Railway car barn at Madison Avenue and Eighty sixth Street destroyed four warped brick walls and all four Madison Avenue line cars. Thirty electric automobiles stored on the second floor were also lost. The total damage was about 100000. About 100000 people gathered nearby as police controlled the area.
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Washington Post
New York
New York City
Raihway
Madison Avenue
Eighty-sixth Street
Grammar School
Berlin Court Shackled by Treason Talk in Round Table Scandal
Berlin dispatches reveal a court scandal surrounding Prince Philip zu Eulenburg and a Round Table network. Calls to repeal Penal Code section 175 grow as doctors, officers, and noble families join protests while Lecomte’s closeness to secrets fuels German alarm. Harden denies naming sources and says the Crown Prince alerted Kaiser, prompting action against the circle.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Germany
Philip’ Zu Eulenburg
Round Table
M. Lecomte
Leecmte
Deutsche Warte
Paris
Quai d'Orsay
Lecomte
Prince Hulenburg
Zukunft
Jeditor
Maximilian Harden
Orst
Herr Helstein
Frau
Elbe
Count Kuno von Moltke
The
Frau Elbe
Harden
Kaiser
Philip Zu Hulenbure
Moltke
Hulenburg
Russia dissolves Douma and redraws electoral law
The article reports the dissolution of the Second Duma by the czarist government, citing failure to support order and address vital needs. It details new electoral reforms reducing radical representation, favoring conservatives, and altering provincial and minority seats while promising a reformed system aligned with the czarist authority.
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Russia
Fon
Leither
Pye Douma
Ukuse
Senate
Peterhof
Nicholas
Constitutional Democratia
Douma
Viborg
Constitutional Democrats
Vyatka Perm
Ufa
Orenburg
Siberian
Tobalsk
Tomasky
Ukutsk
Yeniseisk
Doumas
Central Asia
Japanese Defeat Savages in Formosa Stronghold Falls
Special cable from Tokyo reports June 13 capture of the chief native stronghold in Formosa as Japanese progress. Casualties exceed 250 since the movement began. The occupied country, rich in camphor forests and minerals, was never before trodden by civilized man. Savage resistance, once desperate, is believed broken down.
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Washington
Tokyo
Formosa
Brown President Calls Class Hatred Social Arson
Providence June 16 President W H P Faunce of Brown University delivered the baccalaureate sermon to the graduates. He said glazes hatreds largely new in this country but no longer rare and that anyone who fans class hatred by word or deed is guilty of social arson.
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Providence
R. L
W. H. P. Faunce
Brown University
Faunce
Democratic
America
Taft Returns to Health Visits Sioux Falls Church
Secretary of War Taft arrived in Sioux Falls from St. Paul at 8:30 AM and announced full recovery from illness. Hundreds gathered to greet him as he attended church before leaving for Fort Meade at 1 PM with Senators Garoble and Kittridge and Governor Crawford.
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Sioux Falls
S. Dak
Fort Meade
Sioux Fells
Taft
St. Paul
Garoble and
Kittridge
Crawtford
Texas bankers tour Boston sights on six annual trip
Nearly two hundred Texas bankers arriving in Boston on their sixth annual tour were entertained by the Boston National Bank Cashiers Association and Shawmut National Bank. The group traveled in seventy automobiles to visit Concord Lexington and other Massachusetts sights.
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Massachusetts
Concord
Lexington
Boston
Mass
Monteeql
Boston’ National Bank Cashiers’ Association
Shawmut ‘National Bank
Halts Mining in Mexico Amid Fuel and Ore Tie Up
Turmoil hits Torreon area as 68,000 tons of fuel remain stranded with no smelter buyers. American Metal and Refining Company official notes mining and smelting interests in Mexico facing a crisis, with potential movement of operations anticipated.
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Torreon
Mexico
Lord S. Morae
The
American @melting and Refining Company
Yeaterday
New Russian Douma Law Changes Elector Class Representation
300,000 troops ring Warsaw as extras report the Douma dissolution and new election law. Officials fear Poles may be excluded while socialists and nationalists face arrests. The czar aims to limit the influence of educated elites and guarantee deputies from each social class.
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Pskov
Kiev
City
Vilna
Kovna
Duma
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Warsaw
Eiev
Laadz
Odessa
Riga
Witte
PerebarBs
Vladimir
Yekaiv
Kodtroma
Kharkosz
Spss
Douma
Toe
M. Alexinsky
Dissolution of Douma Stuns Hague Delegates at Peace Talk
The Hague June 16 Dissolution of the Douma and a new Russian election system spark a sensation among peace conference delegates. Russian delegates deny any link to M Nelidoff remarks while Dutch police guard him. A nocturnal forceful anti conference demonstration fails to gain traction as speakers denounce the talks as a staged comedy.
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Hague
the Hague
M. Nelsdoff
M. Nelidoff
Secret Service
Hall of Knights
Gustave Herve
Nantes
Secretly Drafted Law Sparks Cabinet Split in Russia
A June 17 1954 dispatch from St. Petersburg to The Daily Telegraph reports the new Russian electoral law was hurriedly drafted by cabinet ministers without expert counsel. Ministers reportedly disagreed, with the Emperor backing Premier Stolypin to settle the dispute. The law is said to have serious defects.
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London
St. Petersburg
Daily Telegraph
Stolypin
Partial alterations unlikely to change law's essence
The remark states that most alterations are minor with one exception, and the core of the law stays the same. It questions whether the third Douma can fare better than the second under current conditions.
Cuba cigar strike empties shelves in New York market
Special to The Washington Post reports Cuban cigar makers strike and dwindling tobacco crops force smokers toward Tampa and Key West imports. Importers like Waldorf Astoria Cigar Co rely on surplus stock as Cuba halts shipments. Prices show no rise yet, but a strike victory could push costs up about ten percent.
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Washington Post
New York
Cuba
Havana
Tampa
Key West
Waldorf-Astoria Cigar Company
Shoe polish scare in Harlem Market ends safely after baby ingests polish
Panic erupts in Harlem Market when Mrs Friedman’s two year old eats shoe polish from a box in her carriage. A boy checks carriages, police line up strollers, and hospital staff treat mother and child as chaos subsides. Warm milk from market manager helps, and both mother and daughter recover at home.
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Washington
New York
Harlem
Mrsa
Hermat Friedman
East U7th Street
East 126Th Street
Friedman
Aere
Powti
William Cummers
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Charleston
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Thompson
D. C
Harvey Bowne, Jr
Grace Leonard
D.C
Carutih-Randolph
Sct. Paul's Episcopal Church
Alfred Huarding
Jane Decan Randolph
Henry Clay Caruth
Bownis
Beaton—Sudderly
C. Norman
Blanche ‘Tyler Fune
Ieté
North Carolina
Bownce
W.varameervey, Jr
Leonard Bowie
P. m
Martin L. Leonard
New York Avenue
Glenwood Cemeter
Jurtley
Therine
Orard Brennan
Xth Street
Daniels
Mene
UCT
Aara Shae Ccs Daniels
Emma Virginia Daniels
Ava Marcus Daniels
Glenwood Cemetery
Mary
William and
Rosabella Gibson
Reardon
Thomas Read
Henry C. Richmond
Sterling Place
Brooklin
N.Y
Schippert
South Street
Jersey City
Catherine F
Eat J. Schippert
Lambert
Henry C
Yell
Clyde
Gop Om
Mildred
Charles
Alice Thwing
Colonial Beach
Saturdeux
William A
Ylvania Avenue
GEO
Shaffer, Florist
Gude
Thwest
St. W
Wesley
Tabernacle and Hospital At
Kalon Wene CO
Ea Sapesy
Nippon
Korea
Entente
Mikado
Procureur
Round Table Knights
Kniver
Gad
Texas Bankers
Mutual Life Insurance Company
State of
the Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York, N.Y
Thos. P. Morgan
F Street N. Y
Washington, D. C
Czar
Island
Dona
Tee
Grand Canyon
el Tovar
Santa Fe
National Educational Association
Eet
Los Angeles
Jal Aly
Colorado
Arizona
California
Cobras Suisse
Theraf Chane
Aed
Harvey West
Gem & Tee Beg Seat
Azy Brostley
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