Plot Against Moyer Accuses Adjutant General
In Boise Idaho May 7 1907 deposition hearings reveal Cornish told Colorado Adjutant General Moyer is to be eliminated and Paymaster Travell urged breaking up miners organization. Street speaking blocked as Haywood trials loom. city braces for months long proceedings with many witnesses arriving.
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Travell
Moyer
Boise
Webb City
Idzno
Robert Hulser
Moyer-Haywood
Mins
Cornish
Victor
Colo
Colorado
Hulser
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Frank Steunenberg
Haines
Clarence Darrow
Coltinsel
Association of life insurers to withdraw from Texas
Following a meeting of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents a statement was issued announcing that the companies represented will withdraw from Texas when the state's new insurance law takes effect on June 1. The measure requires 7 percent of policy reserves be invested in Texas securities, an provision the association calls confiscatory in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Association of ‘Ilfg Insurance
Texas
Reserve of Texas
Decision hurts fishermen in Newfoundland herring case
The Newfoundland Supreme Court upheld the colonial government in the Bay of Islands herring fisheries dispute. It ruled that American vessels may not employ Newfoundland crews inside the three mile limit unless licensed, rejecting 1818 treaty and modus vivendi exemptions. Sir James Winter plans an appeal to the British Privy Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Johns
Newfoundland
Supreme Court of Newfoundland
Bay of Islands
James Winter
Privy Council of Great Britain
United States
Crane
Dubois
Gloucesta
Maass
Ralph L. Harl
Cource
Supreme Court
Great Britain
Licensed to Marry Names in Baltimore and Nearby Areas
A garbled notice lists multiple marriage licenses and pairings with ages and locales including Baltimore Mount Rainier Bowie New York and nearby counties. It references several reverends and officials approving unions among numerous individuals with ages ranging from under twenty to early thirties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Johoson
Ada M. Crapder
Baltimore
Rav
C. W. Stetson_ Ka Binore
Mount Rainier
Bertha Wheelar
A. J. Carey
Charies &, Smith
Bowie
Johane J. Langvard
New York
J. Bo McLaugh
J. Bo McLaugh- UN. . ‘Arthur Emmons, 2%, Congress “Heights, and Loutyn H. Weber
J. Luther Prants
William W. Weaver
Ide L. Drumgold
BD. C. MacLeod
James A. Callan
Elizabeth Lerch
Joseph I. McGuire
Abter Toboron
Lizale Brown
Mon
Marthe Henderson
G Joh
Bo Garter Mt
Lelia Teller
John
Carter
PB. W
James X. Day
Made Lac
Hew Dear Murphy
Alfred Ae Pride
Angel Ferguson
A. J.T
Health Office Record Deaths Reported to May Sixth
Health Office records list multiple deaths with addresses and ages including Otto Gutermuth 6 years at 205 Ith wt ow, Danial Perkina 26th at nw years, Walter Hartow Hillebrook DC 3? years, Mary Derothers 606 15th st mt 74, Richard Balna 339 Téth We TF years, Georgiana Detweller 233 20th né 54, Mery McCarthy 1903 36th nw 74, George Hansel Govt Hosp Talane 67, Fita Smith Wash Asylum 4% years, Anna McCarthy 916 Sth st mw 72, William Blackford 7144 N D eve 73, Nora Crawford 15 16th st 42, Florence Howells 508 xt aw 64, James Shew and Harry Wilson noted. The fragment ends with an unrelated Jamestons Exposition promotion.
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Ikm
Otto Gutermuth
Danial N. Perkina
Walter Hartow
Hillebrook
D. C
Mary A. Derothers
15Th St. Mt
Richard W. Balna
Georgiana Detweller
Mery McCarthy
George Hansel
Talane
Fita Smith
Wash
Asylum Hospital
Anna McCarthy
William D. Blackford
N. D
Nora L. Crawford
16Th St
Florence I. Howells
James Shew
Harry Wilson
San Francisco Man Slays Six in Boarding House Shootings
Walter Charney Davis, a carpenter, killed six residents and wounded a seventh in a 414 Pierres Street boarding house. He shot Orson Bush senior, his wife, and others before a teen girl, Annie Bus, spared as she resembled his daughter. Davis was overpowered by police after attempting to reload his double barreled shotgun.
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Guy
San Francisco
Walter
Charney Davis
Pierres Street
Orson R. Bush
W. & Beard
St. Louis
Denver
M. E. Vinton
New York
Lillian D. Carotaras
Scyentedén
Davis
Bush
Farmersville
Visaliathia St
Pease
Young Bush
Beard
Carothers
Annie sBusa
WROTE WITH HER OWN BLOOD
Miss Elsie Igenfritz twenty four-year-old daughter of cigar maker Edward Igenfritz of this city died by self asphyxiation in Bacon home room. A blood writ letter addressed to her mother spoke of suffering and forgiveness. Gas from three jets filled the room, windows closed. she had been visiting the attorney's home to recuperate from nervousness and distress.
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Washington
York
Elsie Ilgentfritz
Edward Igenfritz
George W. Bacon
Mites Tgenfritz
Bacon
Feud Fight Kills Two in Kentucky Clash on Sugar Island Creek
In Middlesboro Kentucky on Sugar Island Creek John Howard and Martin Green were killed and Hlanor Howard and George Howard fatally shot. James Green and George Green were badly wounded. The feud sparked by an old score between the Greens and Howards threatens further bloodshed as Bell County officers arrive.
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Middlesboro
Sugar Island Creek
John Howard
Martin Green
Hlanor Howard
George Howard
James Green
George Green
Jim Howard
Goebel
Sugar Island
Elanor Howard
Howards
Bell County
Convicted of Peonage in Florida Company Case
In Mulberry Florida I Howden general manager of the Prairie Peddle Phosphate Company was convicted this afternoon of peonage by a jury in the United States Court after a two day trial before Judge Locke who reserved sentence The court immediately began the trial of W C Sprott Mulberry marshal on a similar charge Complaints named Brodsky and Boreski Russians
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
F. I. Howden
Prairie Peddle Phosphate Company
Mulberry
United States
Locke
W. C. Sprott
Brodsky and
Boresk
Pittsburg Widow Faces Scandal Over Policized Death Claim
The Washington Post reports Pittsburg defense teams in a sensational case centered on Ella Hefrick Shoemaker and the death of Alvan P. Shoemaker. Insurance firms allege the widow was not his wife and that Shoemaker may have staged an accidental death after a hotel confrontation. Witnesses named include Francis L. Robbins and A R Peacock, with plans to prove suicide after a hotel confrontation amid alleged infidelity.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Iips
United States Court
Ella Hefrick Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Hest Society
Alvan P. Shoemaker
St. Louis
Preferred Accident Insurance Company
New York
The
Fidelity and Casualty Company
Travelers
Hartford, Conn
Central Accident Insurance Company
Francis L. Robbins
Monongahela’ River
Shosiicker
Burnett
Envoy for Arbitration in strained Mexico Guatemala talks
The Guatemalan minister Dr. Herrarte says Guatemala urged arbitration over the Lima case and awaits Mexico's reply. Both nations signed an arbitration treaty, but no word has come from Mexico. The dispute centers on extradition and the Guatemalan general sought by Mexico. The State Department sees peaceful settlement as possible despite tensions.
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Mexico
Guatemala
Jment
Toledo Hertarte
State Department
Mexico Coul
Lima
México
Herrarte
Sgrmn
Aes
Ijuatemala
Fresh Demand From Mexico Prompts Calm Awaited Reply
Mexico sends another note and awaits an answer from Washington. The State Department reported receipt of the communication and said contingency plans were under consideration as tensions linger.
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Mexico
City of
Stes Department
YEARNS FOR GIRL ELOPER DECLARES HIS RECREANCY TO TRUST
Mrs Cooke, wife of the missing rector, returns to the Hartford area with belongings for shipment as relatives await news of Flora Whaley and her guardian Keziah Whaley. Father John B. Whaley’s will places maintenance duties on Flora’s guardian while the village awaits word on Flora and Jere Cooke’s disappearance.
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Hempstead
Floretta Estelle Whaley
Jere Knode Cooke
Mra. Cooke
Hartford
Conn
Baltimore
Keziah Whaley
Filoretta
Floretta
Cooké
Florrie
Mra. Wheley
Fioretta
John B. Whaley
Lyser
Edna
Whaley
Drunken on Delaware Rail Line Leads to Arrests
Two well dressed men from Chester Pennsylvania were arrested at Bridgeville Delaware under a new law banning drinking on trains. They gave aliases Windy Bae Ash and Charles Yellows, and were fined three dollars and costs after appearing before Magistrate Shorts. The incident marks the first prosecutions under the measure.
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Washington .Y2
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Chester
Bridgeville
Windy Bae- Ash
Charles
Shorts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thoman
Bigeville
Toortey
Palma Not Seriously Ill Former President of Ciba
A May letter from former President Palma, dated May 2, reports he is not seriously ill despite a recurrent bilious attack. The message, received last night near Bayamo, notes a doctor has been sent to the Baio farm to attend him, with no further details on his condition.
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Ciba
Havens
Palma
Hia
SermvabiCs
Ocemaliaey
Bayamo
Fie
Bertons
Baio
Japanese and American fleets mingle at Jamestown Exposition dinners
At Norfolk Virginia May 1907 officers from Japanese cruiser group under Vice Admiral Gero Ijuin visited the Jamestown Exposition. Admiral Davis led American calls as Italian and Austrian squadrons joined the greetings. The Italian Duke de Abruzzi hosted a grand dinner aboard the Varese and planned a May 17 18 visit with Roosevelt to follow. The convention of American Sportsmen adjacent to the Exposition featured migratory bird protection debates and Lawton Oklahoma won the league convention after a tight vote.
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Norfolk
Maynes
Gero Ijuin
Hampton Roads
Fames ‘Town Exposition
Davis
Evans
Chitose
Taukubi
Louisiana
Maine
Mkado
Duke de Abruzzi
Roosevelt
Yaresr
Jamestown Expoartion
Jamestown
Lawton
Okla
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cal
Fnally
Richmond
Sportsmen of
Virginia
Jamestown Exposition Given $400000 Loan Plan
Secretary Cortelyou and Treasury aides met with Jamestown Exposition Company officials led by President Tucker and Chairman Johnston to discuss a $400000 loan. The loan aims to retire debts and fund operating expenses while government partners pledge cooperation to ensure a successful celebration. Norfolk, May 7 with postponement of directors meeting due to absence of Tucker and Johnston.
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Jamestown
Cortelyou
Edwards
Treasury Department
Tucker
Johnston
Effyton
Norfolk
C.brookes’ Johnston
A. H. Martin
Exposition Company
The
Riis as President’s luncheon guest with McHarg
Jacob Riis of New York, a friend of the President, was his luncheon guest yesterday. He was accompanied by Henry K. McHarg, a banker and railroad and mine owner. The visit gave the President an opportunity to discuss banking and railroad interests, areas in which he maintains strong interest.
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Jacob. Riis
New York
Lpesanies
Henry K.mcharg
Metropolis
McHarg
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William D
Frances T. Blackford
North Carolina Avenue
Rock Creek Cemetery
Boynton
Henry Sumner Boynton
Amela C. Boynton
Buns
J. D. Burns
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Emmart
Lloyd W. Emmart
Twenty-third
Favill
Blythedale Farm
Lee's Chapel
Pennsylvania
Northwest
Boston
Hiulse
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John A. Massey
Tittle
John A
Elma Massey
Reynolds
Montgomery
Rothaugh
Jeanett C. Rothaugh
E. G. Barthel
John Marshall Dince
Rice
William Atl.viii
Winfield S. Rice
Hindle & Bayliss
Thatsday
Monocac
Bellesville
Ruth A. Smith
Aston G. Smith
R. Nalley & Son
11Th Street
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Commodtons
W. R. Speare
Adolph J. Schippert
Empalmera
Steel
WM. S. Riley
Empalmer
Frank Geier
Seventh ST
Gall North
John R. Wright
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania Ave
WM. H. Sardo & CO
H St
Molern Chapel
George P. Zurhorst
Mbalmer
Pueeral
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Hindle& Bayliss
Ith
Ost Rea
United States Cavalry
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Fremont
Wood
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Wee
Newfoundland Supreme Court
Privy Council
Health Office Record
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To-Kalon
Kentucky
Florida Phosphate Company
Floretta Whaley
Hempstead, L. 1
J. K. Cocke
Church of
August Belmont
Girl Eloper
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Yuri
Amfrican Wae
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Henry K .McFarg
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Siig
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Washington Mill
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Crear
Ofrespean
Maryland
Montgosiery County
Princes George County
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