Testify 10 Orchards Presence in Frisco
Postoffice records were introduced in evidence and corroborate his confession regarding the presence of Orchard 10 in Frisco.
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Frisco
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
1
Defense Objects To All Testimony In Boise Trial
Boise, Idaho June 14. Defense again objects to testimony as it questions links to Haywood. Guibinn testified Orchard visited his San Francisco store, sought introductions to Bradley household servants, and mentioned poisoned milk. Post office records traced letters by Wolff and Dempsey, while Franklin Isaacs and Pearl Moore identified registry entries. Harrah described a 1903 mine incident and a shootout phosphate. Pinkerton agents arranged witness attendance, defense pressing broad objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Steve Adams
Harry Orchard
Adams
L. D. Guibinn
San Francisco
Barry
Bradley
Orchard
Guibinni
Haywood
Darrow
McClaughrey
Denver
J. Wolff
John Dempey
John Dempsey
Pettibone
Wolff
Frank Isaacs
Dence
Cageman
Clarence L. Harrah
Cage
Vindicator
Harrah
Pinkerton
Zelger block sale rumor ties to State National Bank
Reportedly the Zelger block at Second Street and Railroad Avenue near Central was purchased by State National Bank. Bank officials refused to confirm details while a source claimed negotiations had closed and a remodeling plan moving the bank into the two story brick building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Railroad
Central) Avenue
Zelger
State National Bank
N. Hon! Bank
Citteen
Cular
Mayor in Name on Says Henry of Schmitz
San Francisco acting district attorney Heney declares Eugene Schmitz, convicted of extortion, becomes mayor in name only and cannot be ousted until higher court upholds the conviction. Schmitz will appeal and seeks bail while awaiting sentencing, with the city likely to choose an acting mayor. In Wyoming a deputy sheriff brings a suspected Montana train robber price to Buffalo as arrests and rewards loom. trains in Montana spurred bounty offers for suspects dead or alive while Sheridan death is tied to the pursuit. Missouri courts clash as railroad and state laws meet two cent fare and maximum freight rate enforcement. federal court postpones, keeping restraining order on state officials amid a wider conflict between circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Heney
Eugene Schmitz
Schmits
Ruef
Sehmitz
Schmitz
Ball
Dunne
Tiki
Cheyenne
Wyoming
The
Tribune
Buffalo
Mosberg
Montana
Sheridan
Price
Monttana
Kansas City
Hadley
Parks
Circuit
Missouri
Circuit Court
United States District Court
Injured Engineer Suffers Severe Hand Injury at Plant
A.C. Hicks night engineer at the Albuquerque Gas Electric Light and Power plant on American Lumber Co grounds was badly injured when his right hand fingers were caught in a machine. He remained on duty over an hour before care arrived and faces a slim chance of saving the injured fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Hicks
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
American Lumber Company
Hicks
Ume
Johoson
District Attorney at Tecumcare Eesigns
Special to the Evening Citizen Santa NM June 14. Moratt C Ateecham district attorney for the commission of Quay 6 in Guadalupe with headquarters at Tucumwari sent his relation to Acting Gov J W G Raynolds today. He gave aachen feavon for hapning that his health failing and he can not attend to duties. The governor accepted the temlanation and appointed Uhre 4 jos E Wright of Tucumcari to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citheen
Santa
Moratt C
Ateecham
Torney
Quay
Guadalupe
Tucunwari
J. W. G Raynolds
Aehie Feavon
Uhre
Jos E. Wright
Tucumcari
Stolen Funds and Murder Tale Across Texas and New Mexico
A chaotic report threads a $51,000 robbery tied to Mrs. Sadie Gibson in Columbia Texas with a frame of murder and a body removal in the Manzano mountains New Mexico. It mentions Rufus Williams’s arrest while escaping toward New Orleans and notes two prospectors killed near Belen. The tale shifts to St Petersburg where Stolypin seeks to bar Social Democrats from parliament amid looming dissolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Mra
Sadie Gibson
Columbia
Rufus Willams
Williams
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Willian
Mxenderng
Marted
St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Social Democrat
Tn Pre
Almont
Two Suspects Hanged and Life Term in Santa Fe Case
A Nevada woman seeking her husband in the mountains reported suspicions after visiting a Mexican near Sais. Sais and Valles confessed to murdering two men aiming to capture Mrs Hillingsten. One was hanged and the other given life imprisonment at Santa Fe Territorial Penitentiary.
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Sais
Valles
Lead Strike Rocks Raton Tunnel Near Raton New Mexico
Special to The Evening Citizen reports a three foot vein of rich lead ore cut in the Rat on mountain tunnel seven miles from Raton New Mexico by Santa Fe Railway workers. The strike could alter tunnel plans and spark mining claims, with legal questions on mineral rights and ongoing prospecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raton
N. M
Raton Mountain
Santa Fe Railway Company
Eee
Longshoremen Return Ten Workers After Strike Days
June 1 report from York notes longshoremen resume work with about two thousand of the original twenty thousand on strike returning to their jobs and cheers for Conners after a tense meeting. The scene included a disputed tender and statements that the men were beaten while the hall echoed with support for Conners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W York
Ter
Conners
Nahe
Investigation halts for days in Santa Fe probe
Special to The Citizen Santa Fe June 14 Cross examination of Timothy Breen fails to shake his testimony on convict treatment. Dr David Knapp recalls ordering release for a prisoner strung by wrists. his advice allegedly ignored. Proceedings pause as AG Prichard leaves for Denver and will hear more convicts upon return. Taft falls ill at Fort Snelling during troop review. stomach illness suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
J. W. Raynolds
Timothy ‘Breen
Territorial Prison
Breen
Trelford
Supereenur Trelford
R. H. Hanna
George W. Prichard
Hanna
Or. Kgapp
David Knapp
Knapp
Denver
Public Lands
Albuquerque Morning Journal
St. Paul
Taft
Fort Snelling
J. 5
Hill Tomaine
Wizard Tom Edison Predicts Advances in Energy
New York reports that Thomas Edison foresees science enriching land via aerial products and electric generation from coal. He notes experiments in Norway hint at a driver generation of electricity and wider applications expected before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane H.—Thomas
Zelaya's War Declaration Ties Nicaragua and Salvador
Washington reports an actual war declaration as Zelaya reportedly sent munitions and troops to back Alfaro in Salvador. Salvadorean forces rout revolutionaries at Sonsonata before government troops retake the town and seize offices and banks. A Nicaraguan steamer and a sugar planter linked to the wider Central American unrest are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Nicaragua
Salvador
Zelaya
Washington
Aca
Jutta. Net
General Olivares
Managua
Alfaro
Fugeroa
San Salvador
Sonsonata
Acajutla
Yorktown
Jai Oes
John Moissant
San Francisco
Moissant
Central America
Moinsant
Fulton Street
Burton Weyl
Acajutia
Mojla
Estancia Elope Couple Married Here In Surprise
Estancia elopers Clarence Lasater and Winnie Booth wed here this week, joined by Howard Soper and May Coley who also eloped from Estancia. A local minister performed the ceremonies and a telegram from Albuquerque confirmed the Lasater marriage. The couples left Estancia Sunday morning to face wary families, ages given as 16 and 18 for the Booth and Lasater pair, and 18 for the Super boy. Local residents note the elopers planned the marriage en route to church, prompting hopeful forgiveness from anxious parents. The Reed murder case in Mexico also saw a special grand jury convene to begin its inquiry, with John J. O’Fear and Judge George Hoberteen assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lasater
Winnie Booth
Ketancia
Howard Soper
May Coley
Estancia
L. Backman
Green Lasater
Booth
Albuquerque
Dori
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Wiliam McLaughlin
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N.M
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Carlos Rais
Eliene Valles
Belingslen
Trefford
Anteseet
Serapa
Tom Edison
President Zelaya
Gonsul
Figueroa
Estancia Elopers
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