Orchard’s Confession Deepens Miners Case in Idaho Court
Harry Orchard provided a detailed confession tying William D. Haywood and others to the Steunenburg murder and eighteen other killings. He described plots, bomb making, and attempted kidnappings while detailing a long manhunt. Cross examinations focus on counter conspiracies and credibility as guards, witnesses, and prosecutors press the state’s narrative.
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Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Steunenburg
Haywood
Moyer
Pettibone
Jack Simpkins
Orchard
Gov. Peabody
Goddard
Judge Gabbert
Sherman Bell
D. H. Moffatt
Frank Hearne
Steunenburger
Ontario
New York
Arthur Collins
Telluride
Canyon City
Denver
Walace
Cunningham
Richardson
Council
Western Federation of Miners
Independence Station
Fred
Bradley
Dr King's New Discovery Praised by Fort Edward Resident
Alexander Benton of Rou ral route 1 Fort Edward New York touts Dr Kings New Discovery as his best earthly friend. He says it cured his asthma six years ago and treated his son's wife incipient constipation. He notes a prior cough battle ended and all symptoms disappeared. Ramsey druggist guarantees it with 50c and 1 trial bottles free.
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Alexander Benton
Fort Edward
N. Y
Ramsey
Stonewall Man Arraigned for 1906 Shotgun Incident
Frank Mitchell, a Stonewall negro, was arraigned before Judge Winn for firing a shotgun in July 1906 near Stonewall, injuring another man named Jack Frohman. Mitchell fled the area but returned recently and is now held to account by Deputy Chapman.
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Frank Mitchell
Judes” Winn
Jack Frohman
Stonewall
Frank
Chapman
Durance
Liveryman to contest federal seizure of his rig
Arthur Antle of Tulsa plans court action to challenge the government seizure of a beer-carrying rig found near Red Fork. The vehicle, rented yesterday to an unknown party, is claimed as contraband of war under federal law, despite Antle’s innocence.
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Tulsa
I. T
Arthur Antle
William E. Johnson
Red Fork
Keystone
Okla
Ante
Uncle Sam
Wonderful Eczema Cure Promised by Bitters
Our five year eczema case in a five year old boy improved after trying electric Bitters, despite initial doctor doubts about lungs. After several bottles, the child was cured. Ramsey's drug store sells this blood medicine and health tonic for 50 cents with guarantee.
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N. A. Adams
Henrietta
Ramsey
Sam McClure Dispatches Election Supplies
Sam McClure oversees distribution of county voting supplies to polling places. An election inspector arrives seeking gear for his location and quips about prohibition, prompting Sam to clarify the wording of the message.
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Sam McClure
Sam
Narrow Escape Ends With Bucklen's Amica Salve Cure
G W Cloyd of Plug M O recounts a four year old thumb burn from jimson weed that doctors wanted to amputate for. He refused and used Bucklen's Amica Salve bought at Ramsey's rug store for 25 cents, claiming it cured the wound.
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G. W. Cloyd
Plug Mo
Ramsey's
Brummette Case: U S Attorney Reverses Guilty Plea
W M Mellette United States Attorney for the western district of Indian Territory ordered the verdict set aside after Brummette a deaf mute youth had pleaded guilty to criminal assault on a 13 year old girl at Kelleyville. The case notes Arkansas law penalty death but a not guilty plea was entered to avoid embarrassment to Judge Lawrence. The prisoner was to face a trial on the eve before the election.
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Muskogee, I. T
Townsend
Ardmore
John Prichet
J. E. Arnold
Mississippi
Arnold
United States
W. W. Bennett
Indian Territory
Mr. Bennett
Lawrence
Melette Wars
Broadway
Citizenship Rolls From Five Tribes To Be Published
Government authorizes printing 2 500 copies of the authentic citizenship rolls of the Five Civilized Tribes. Each $1.25, listing age name sex and degree of Indian blood for 192 000 citizens with allotments, available at Dawes Commission in about 60 days. The Memphis Commercial Appeal notes cotton acreage declines and replanting details across southern states with mixed conditions and late planting.
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Five Civilized Tribes
Dawes Commission
Five Nations
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Mississippi
Arkansas
Georgia
Tennessee
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
North Carolina
Doctor King's New Life Pills advertised as gentle for bowels
An advertisement claims Dr King's New Life Pills keep bowels regular and prevent appendix issues. It guarantees results at Ramsey's drug store with a 25 cent price and a push to try the product.
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Dr. King
Ramsey’s
Konawa Meeting Features Several Democratic Candidates
Mayor C. Q. Barton Carlton Weaver and Duke Stone spoke at a Konawa political meeting Thursday night. Barton supported Furman for judge, Weaver backed Dean for senate and the constitution, Stone endorsed West for district judge and R. M. Roddie for state senator. A large crowd attended with strong support for the democratic constitution and Furman and Dean.
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C. Q. Barton
Carlton Weaver
Duke Stone
Konowa
Barton
Judge Furman
Weaver
J. W. Dean
Senate
Constitution
Stone
A. T. West
Lehigh
R. M. Roddie
Gwin''s Black Brewed Tea Remedy Offered
For relief of sick headache liver complaint stomach trouble loss of appetite sleeplessness and biliousness use G Wins Black Brewed and Senna Tea Compound. Price 25c and the quarter back if you are not satisfied At Gwin Mays & Co.
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Gwin, Mays & CO
Hepburn Proclaims Herbine Eases Chills and Fever
A reader from Alba Texas endorses Herbine noting it keeps the liver in good condition and helps with chills fever and grippe. He states it is safe for children and grown people and recommends Ramsey's Drug Store.
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V. C., Simpkins
Alba
Tex
Jagrippe
Ramsey
Claremore Train Accident Claims Bennett Austin
Bennett Austin aged 20 from Morrillton Arkansas was injured north of Claremore when two legs were severed while boarding a freight train.
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Claremore
I. T
Lune
Bennett Austin
Morrillton
Ark
Clane
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British Columbia
Hattie Simpson
Cripple Creek
Coeur d’Alene
Wyoming
Andy Mayberry
Mayberry
Ballard
B. B
Byhalia
Miss
Ascaull
Louisiana
Konawa
Furman and
Dean
Furman
Little Brothers
The
Texas Wagon Yard
J. M. Raney
J.B Cummings
Oklahoma City
Ada
Chadwick
M. Raney
General Merchandise
East Main Street
Ada,1. T
Weaver Agency
12Th and
R. O. Wheeler
Ness
H. C. Evans
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