Miners Denounce Attacks as Trial Nears for Haywood Moyer Pettibone
Clarence Darrow, counsel for Haywood Moyer and Pettibone, denounces political pressure and press bias while urging fair play as the murder trial tied to ex Gov Steunenberg proceeds. Prisoners appear calm. Boise prepares for a quiet, law‑abiding process with no martial law anticipated.
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Boise Idano
Clarence Darrow
Haywood, Moyer, and Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Gov
Steunenberg
Roosevelt
Guy Steunenberg
Bom
Idaho
Colorado
United States
Phaper
Enwiged
Prsidrt
Zovet 1
Obituaries and Funeral Notices Terse From District Papers
A chain of death notices and funeral details from Washington area papers dated May 1 1907 lists several obituaries. Entries include Vincent L Adams at 1232 Eighth Street NW with services from Lee’s Chapel, Hinto at Arlington, and Hinton born in London England. Also listed are Jas W Richardson at Ashby Park NJ and Mary Swan e widow of Thomas Swanes of Alliance Ohio with private funeral at Ivy Hill Cemetery Alexandria Virginia. Funeral directors named include WM S Riley John R Wright Co and William Lee with crematorium option and modern chapel facilities.
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Adans
Vincent L Adams
Eighth Street
J William Lee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Arlington Hinto
Young Mens Christian Association
Chari Dy H Hinton
Bowis Borm
London
England
Washinston
Lee’s Chapel
Dpennalvania Avenue
Trail Way
AL S Sterrett
New York City
Washington
Informacion Las Te
Wiliam F Wright
Munich
Bavaria
Rich
Iasper
Pom Srahl
Riley
Aker
Fimbalmer
Frank Geier’s Sons
John R Wright CO
Peansiania
WM. H.sardo & CO
NERAL
George P. Zurhorst
Tndertaker
Capitol St
Hindle & Bayliss
Sth
H NW
May Day Strikes Across Cities Rally For Labor Leaders
Thousands of workers and unionists across cities including New York Boston San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago and Montreal staged May Day actions. Key events included 6000 plus in New York supporting Haywood Pettibone and Harwood, 3000 iron trades workers in San Francisco, and 5000 textile workers in Montreal settling pay talks.
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Washington Post
New York
Brownsville
East New York
Meyer Haywood
Pettibone
Gov Steunenberg
Idaho
Manhattan
Union Square
Mover
Harwood
Chicago
Western Electric Company
Hawthorne
Electricians’ Union
Bulding
Budlding
Boston
Gov Guild
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Columbus
Ohio
Philadelphia
Montreal
Textile Companies of Canada
Five Hebrew Merchants Shot Dead Near Pablanice
Bandits attacked a carriage carrying five Hebrew merchants near Pablanice last night, shooting and killing them. The robbers seized the dead men's money and valuables and threw the bodies into the river.
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Warsaw
Pablanice
Paris May Day Arrests Amid Labor Demonstrations
Special cable from Washington reports Paris authorities arrested 300 during May Day demonstrations. A shooter on an omnibus fired at soldiers, sparking riots, with police using sabers and revolvers. A Russian-born tailor, Jacob Lew, and his companion were seized after crowd turmoil. Security tightened as protests spread to Bordeaux, Lille, Lorient, and Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Paris
Place de la Republique
America
Jacob Lew
Labor Exchange
Labor Federation
St Martin's Canal
Doublequick
Ministry For the Interior
Bordeaux
Lorient
Lille
Tourcoing
Gorky
Rome
Publc
May Dey
Maxim Gorky
Colliseum
Capri
Italy
Berlin
Germany
Herren
Bebel
Singer
Warsaw
Poland
Trafec
Baku
Baron Taube
Wor
Russian fleet abandons plans to go to James Town Exposition
St Petersburg May 1 reports Minister of Marine Bikoff returned from Libau and decided not to send ships to the James Town Exposition. The battleships Czarewich and Slava and the cruiser Bogatyr remain the only big ships, reserved for training in Russian waters.
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St Petersburg
Libau
Bikoff
Czarewich
Slava
Bogatyr
LICENSED TO MARRY IN VIRGINIA KEPT FOR RECORDS
A list of marriage licenses issued in Virginia towns includes William A Hell 22 of Gambrill and Blanche Curren 18 of Burke. J B McLaughlin officiated several unions with ages ranging from 2 to 65. Other couples include Dennis Fogarts 65 and Mary Farrell 6 and John Hawk with Alonzo Johnson in multiple consented marriages.
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William A Hell
Gambrill
Blanche
Curren
Burke Va
J B McLaughlin
Jesse F Daggett
Jessie A Munro
Walter F Smith
Dennis Fogarts
Mary Farrell
JD Mary Wiliam J_ Mallory
Helen Slater
John Weidley
Don H Nuckles
Kato J. Hatter
Lynchburg
Alvin C Poole
Margaret L Dawson
John © Hawk ‘al
Catlett
J Howard Yohn W Hawkins
Louisa Wise
J Alexander Taylor Jamiel Clark
Luelle Bagby
Aquila Saylea
Health Office Record of Local Residents and Ages 1907
A health office list dated April 30 1907 records names of residents with ages and addresses including John Lott 605 L Street NE 13 years Mary Bohd 138 R Street NE 76 years Margaret Prinkett 1716 Seventh St NW 85 years Marie McKinney 8513 O Street NW 14 years William Arneth 318 Twelfth St NW 66 years Catherine Harman 23 Myrtle St NE 17 years Katherine Peachin The Laclede 3 years Augustus Bechtel Govt Hospital Insane 30 years Pantie Losano 626 Seventh St NE 41 years Thomas Langhorn Seventh Street Congress Heights 7 1/2 years George Fick Langdon DC 46 years Mary Bradley 25th St NW 85 years Mary Killian 717 Sixth St NW 5 years Hannah McGuire 107 D Street EW 62 years William Hill 2018 Tenth St NW 81 years Arthur Reed 1416 Corcoran Street 3 1/2 years Harrison Minor 1176 XC St NW 31 years Louisa Washington 227 Limerick Alley NW 45 years Tudinds Peters 1011 Jefferson St 60 years Walter Hayton 66 Hanover St NW AW 62 years Laura Hunston 1476 Irving St NW 78 years William G Gauth 971th St NW 60 years Firgie Harris 112 Eleventh St NW 5 years Beatrice Eli Washin 1716 Seaton St NW 5? months Gertrude Shi 4345 Fourth St NW 5 months Rose Harris 2198 Ninth St months Mary Steward Mailor Road Twining City months
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John
Lott
L Street
Eaward T Findley
Mary E Bohd
R Street
Margaret B Prinkett
Seventh St
Yra Marie L McKinney
O St
William HH Arneth
Twelfth St
Catherine Harman
Myrtle St Ne
Katherine T Peachin
Laclede
Augustus S Bechtel
Pantie H Losano
Seventh At
Thomas 1
Langhorn
Seventh Street
Congress Heights
George Fick
Langdon
Mary Bradley
25Th St Nw
Mary M Killian
Sixth St
Hannah McGuire
D Street
William H Hll
Tenth St. Nw
Arthur Reed
Corcoran Street
Harrison Minor
XC St Nw
Louisa Washington
Limerick Alley Aw
Tudinds Peters
Jefferson St
Walter Hayton
Hanover St
Laura Hunston
Irving St
William G Gauth
St Aw
Firgie Harris
Beatrice Eli Washin
Seaton St. Nw
Gertrude Shi
Fourth St. Nw
Rose Harris
Ninth St
Mary Steward Mailor
Twining City
Arthur M’Ewen Dead New York Editorial Writer Dies in Bermuda
Arthur McEwen chief editorial writer for the New York American died suddenly in Hamilton Bermuda from heart failure. He had gone to Bermuda ten days earlier for his health and wrote home hopeful of returning to New York soon. He leaves a wife in New York.
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New York American
Bermuda
New York
Arthur McEwen
Lhief
West
Hamilton
McEwen l Eaves
Paris
Paul Poirier
University of Paris
Poirier
Drags Wife Through Alton Street in Public
In Alton on May 1 Aiional reports Mr John Beasley dragged his wife Mary Beasley six blocks through the streets after noon, claiming to show authority as a constable. He pulled her into the Central police station, then faced Chief Maxwell who declined to jail her and reprimanded Beasley. A dish breaking incident was cited as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Mary Beasley
Alton
John
Beasley
Maxwell
Reasley
Baroness de Massy Denies All in Murder Trial
French baroness Anista Louise de Massy testifies she did not shoot Gustav Simon in his Broadway office and never owned a revolver. She describes her dismissal on terms of pay, disputes witnesses about cartridges, and says she saw no one else in the room. Trial nears verdict with jurors to hear closing arguments tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wason Street
Washington Post
New York
Anista Louise de Massy
Gustav Simon
Baroness de Massy
Simon
Les
Sroum
Solomon Schiller
Werzansky
Eily
Bill Simmons
Simmons
Cuban loan clash halts plan aid as Caceres pushes ties
Puerto Plata May 1 The Anance committee reports unanimously against Kuhn Loeb & Co loan contract while proposing new payment plans. Opposition deputies falter on the treaty with the United States as President Caceres urges passage. He held a secret Santiago meeting with five Cibao governors to secure unconditional support before rushing back to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santos Domingo
Washington Pea
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
Committee On Anance
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Iei
United States
Caceres
Congress
Santiago
Cibao
Suit by Mrs Mizner papers kept from public view
Special to The Washington Post May 1 reports Mary Adelaide Yerkes Mizner seeks absolute divorce from Wilson Mizner in New York Supreme Court with Louis B Hasbrouck named referee. Proceedings kept secret by court order. Mizner declines to discuss grounds or co respondents. former husband denies contest but cites possible adultery claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Mary Adelaide Yerkes Mizner
Charles Tyson Yerkes
Traction
London
Chicago
Wilson Mizner
Golden West
Mr Yerkes
Justice Bischof
Supreme Court
Louis B Hasbrouck
Mizner
My Hasbrouck
Hasbrouck
County Clerks Office
Referes Hasbrouck
Mary Adelaide Mizner
Hornblower
Yerkes Mizner
Marrage
Fifth Avenue
Yerkes
Mizrer
Charles T Yerkes-Mizner
Prize Picture Offends at Carnegie Art Gallery
Pittsburg May 1 trustees of the Carnegie Art Gallery protest over criticisms of The Bath by La Touche a prize winner at the last International art exhibit. It hangs opposite The Last Supper and may be removed. The Bath shows a woman dressing by a pool provoking objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Pittsburg
Carnegie Art Gallery
Bath
la Touche
Miners Rescued After Four Day Entombment at Foastwell
Johnstown, Pa May 1 Authorities at Windsor Hospital report seven miners rescued from Foastwell mine after over four days entombed without solid food. All are in excellent physical condition though weakened. Water from an underground stream saved some from thirst. Miners celebrated amid no mining work today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Bolyan
Foustwell
SEEK HANLON'S BODY IN SHEEPSHEAD BAY PROBE
New York police issued a request for help in locating Fred O Hanlon longtime secretary of the Jockey Club who vanished from his Sheepshead Bay home last Saturday Friends already searched Sheepshead Bay waters by rowboat and motorboat and fear foul play after a note to his wife said Lou will never see me alive again Mrs Hanlon collapsed and remains in a dangerous hysterical condition after receiving the papers and a bundle of his insurance documents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Brooklyn
Fred O' Hanlon
Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Hanlon
Fred Lundy
Alderman Lundy
Lou
Aga
Fred
Douma War Minister Rudiger Sparks Crisis
Special cable reports the Douma crisis after War Minister Rudiger II insulted deputies during a secret session over the military budget. Deputy Zuraboff condemned the army, prompting cries of ouster and fears of parliamentary dissolution as officials insist on no immediate abolition of drumhead courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudiger
Zuraboff
Washington Post
St Petergoure
Douma
Rudiger II
Mike
Golovin
Russia
Immense New York Harbor Welcome for 33 Steamers Arriving
A fog lifted and 33 steamers plus three sailing vessels entered New York Harbor with 12 397 immigrants inspected and landed at Ellis Island. Health Officer Doty and staff boarded ships all day. Notable arrivals included Caronia and Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, while several liners sailed for New York and Rotterdam routes.
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New York
New Yor
Elis Island
Doty
Imbretagne
Kroonland
Guila Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Carona
Georgic
Grosse Burfurst
Bulgaria
Audenried
Caronia
Liverpool
Biemen
Bremen
Georgia
Dalgeria
Genoa
Naples
Oceanic
Kronpring
Pelérmo
Southampton
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Cherbourg
Bluecher
Hamburg
Hambure
York
Thoraday
le Provence
Arvre
Havre
Great Clearance Piano Sale by W F Frederick Music Co
Washington shoppers urged to buy before Saturday night end of the Pfeiffer stock clearance. The W F Frederick Music Co offers grands and uprights from Pfeiffer with near half-price reductions and easy terms, featuring Hardman Amato-Tone Fischer and Kingsbury brands, extended evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Pfeiffer
Washington
D G Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
W F Frederick Music Company
Wea
Hardman
Awato-Tone
Fischer, Haines Bros
Kingsbury
W. F. Frederick Music Company
Car crash hurts De Forest couple near Lakewood
D G Pfeiffer reports that a Lakewood run to Atlantic City ended in a crash four miles from town. A Fiat and a Pierce Arrow collided with a wagon, pinning E De Forest and his wife under the wrecked car while the chauffeur was thrown about thirty feet. Mrs De Forest sustained a broken collarbone and additional injuries. De Forest and the chauffeur escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waashington Port
Lakewood
Clifford V Brokaw
Fiat
E . de Forest
Pierce-Arrow
Atlantic City
de Forest
Cubans Started Row Across Santiago Police Tension
Reports detail weeks of friction between American sailors and Santiago police following a cafe brawl two months earlier. Gov Magoon’s message to Taft is delayed awaiting a full investigation, with officials withholding it to avoid premature criticism. The Macklin court martial near its close in San Antonio with Hoyt and Penrose as remaining witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Magoon
Taft
Gov Magoon
Gov. Magcon
Macklin
San Antonio
Tex
Col Hoyt
Maj Penrose
Judge recommends pardon for January alias Anderson
Guthrie Oklahoma May 1 District Judge Embry who presided over the case of John William January alias Anderson a Kansas City business man forwarded to Washington today a recommendation that January be pardoned The recommendation is said to be the sole obstacle in granting the pardon
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Guthrie
Okla
Embry
John William January
Anderson
Kansas City
Emielie
Washington
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RS Cain
Trist
TAL Costello & Bro
Strest
Gude
Geo. c Shaffer
14Th
Fryents
Gov. Guild
Jamestown Exposition
Health Office Record
North Carolina
To-Kalon Wine Co
14Th St. N. W
Arthur M’ewen
Michcias
Browning & Baines Inc
Pa. Ave
Movement For Dissolution
Newcorn & Green
Senin
W. F. Frederick Music CO
ST. N. W
Europe
Scrubb @ Co., Ltd
Greenwich Stract