Witness Malich Testifies Against Orchard in Haywood Case
Max Malich contradicted Harry Orchard's account, denying involvement in planning violence or dynamite theft. He recalled Orchard pressuring him to act against strikers and spoke of exchanges about Governor Steunenberg and McDonald. Edward McParland testified on Pinkerton deportation. Moyer and Haywood were retained as officers of the Western Federation of Miners despite Idaho murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Orchard
Thomas Hogan
Attorney Richardson
Tom Hogan
Pinkerton
A.W Gratias
Orchard
Malich
Gratias
Steve Adams
Union Pacific
Malieh
Hogan
Tom
Sai Orchard
Globeville
William McDonad
Steunenberg
Fom
Globe Merantile Company
Trade 1 Iny
Billy McDonald
Hercules
McParland
Edward McParland
James McParland
Pinkerton Agency
Victor
Denver
Charles H. Moyer
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Idaho
Forced to Give Up Its Policies
Chicago on July 3 reports wholesale cancellations of insurance on the Libby, McNeill & Libby packing plant at the Union Stock Yards. The action stems from friction between underwriters and packers over a warehouse fire loss from April 20. The Western Adjustment company report criticizes salvage concealment and denial of extra insurance, increasing insurers’ liabilities.
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Chicago
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Union Stock Yards
Western Adjustment Company
Grace Darling Celebration in Newport for Ida Lewis
Miss Ida Lewis known as the Grace Darling of America marked her golden anniversary as Limerock lighthouse keeper after fifty years living at the light and twenty eight years in the role. At 68 she remains alert while Newport residents honor her with a citywide celebration for saving eighteen lives at sea through daring rescues and seamanship.
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Newport
R. L
Ida Lewis
Grace Darling
America
Limerock Ligththouse
Telegraphers Extend Strike Amid Secret Location Talks
News from San Francisco reports President Small of the Commercial Telegraphers Union has extended the strike by ordering operators from Western Union and Postal to reinforce on strike in an unnamed city. New York later ends its ice wagon and garbage wagon strikes as drivers return to work after mayoral talks. In Ohio, Rockefellers sighted at Forest Hill with a subpoena in hand.
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Union Temperance Colony
Security Land Co
California
San Joaquin
Iowa
Loughran & Bauer
San Francisco
Small
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Western Union
Postal
Oakland
Portland
Los Angeles
Seattle
Chicago
Signal Corps
J. L. Powellson
Union
United States Army
Utah
A. H. May
L. W. Storer
New York
American Ice Company
McClellan
Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Cleveland
United States
Frank M. Chandler
Frank Schwentner
Chandler
Mr. Rockefeller
Steamer City of Lawrence Ashore at Black Rock
The City of Lawrence ran ashore on Black Rock near Eastern Point in heavy fog while en route from New London to Block Island. Passengers were evacuated to Eastern Point by the steamer’s boats with no panic reported.
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New London
Conn
City of Lawrence
This City
Block Island
Black Rock
Eastern Point
Bank officers convicted of mail fraud sentenced in Fort Smith
Judge Robers sentenced C. Waller president Texas and F Demen Lemon vice president Pittsburg to 1000 dollar fines and 34 months in prison each. Ed Hunt cashier and J M Langston director receive 500 and 800 dollar fines respectively for using the mails to defraud.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Robers
Southern Bank and Trust Company
C. Waller
Texas
F. Demen Lemon
Pittsburg
Ed Hunt
J. M. Langston, Jr
Buried in Collapse at Ninth and Main Streets
In Cincinnati on July 8 a building under demolition for the Second National bank collapsed burying thirty five people. Within thirty minutes seven laborers, all colored, were rescued and reported not seriously hurt as rescue work continued.
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Cincinnati
Ninth and
Main Streets
Second National Bank
Collision of Steamships in Halifax Harbor
In dense fog on July 8 the Red Cross liner Rosa Lind with 150 passengers collided with the steamship Senlac in Halifax harbor. The Senlac suffered severe hull damage and sank after most of its passengers and crew, about forty people, were rescued by the Rosa Lind, which remained undamaged.
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Halifax
Red Cross Line
Denver
Col
Hardwood Lumber Company
Farmer Slain in Highway Robbery Near Richmond Hill
Near Richmond Hill a farmer, L. L. Christopher Braas of Jamaica, was murdered and robbed while driving home from market. Evidence on the roadside indicates a desperate struggle before the highwayman shot him.
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New York
Richmond Hill
L. L
Christopher Braas
Braas
Jamaica
Burglars Cause Three Deaths in Houston Grocery Fire
A fire set by burglars looting a Houston grocery store in the early hours killed three Prager children. Morris age 10, Louis age 8, and Phillip age 2 were residents of the store owners on the upper floor. Fire officials reported the incident as tied to the burglary.
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Houston
Tex
Jacob Prager
Morris Prager
Louis Prager
Phillip Prager
Fire guts four story Nicollet Ave building in Minneapolis
A four story structure at 247 249 Nicollet avenue in Minneapolis housing the W. K. Morison hardware stock burned early today. Loss is estimated at 150000 with ample insurance. Officials suspect spontaneous combustion in the fireworks stock as the cause.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Nicollet Avenue
W. K. Morison
Quit Assembly and Keep Passes
Fort Worth July 8 one effect of the new Texas anti pass law is resignations among state legislators. The law does not apply to railway company employees and members serving as local railway attorneys, who are resigning to retain their railway passes.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Roosevelt appoints Aleshire as quartermaster general
President Roosevelt names General James B. Aleshire quartermaster general of the army with the rank of brigadier general to succeed Charles F. Humphreys who retires.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
James B. Aleshire
Charles F. Humphreys
Train Schedules and Route Connections Across Cities
OCR readable page fragment shows multiple train and express routes including Chicago Express, Des Moines Htepids Baser, Cedar Rapids connections, and St. Paul to Chicago services. Timings range from early morning to late evening with prices noted in dollars. The text hints at passenger services and cage exp details, indicating a transportation timetable snapshot.
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China
Verve
Aress Pr Cage
BP! Fm
Chicago Express
Des Moines Htepids
Cedar Rap
de Cago Express
St. Pl
St. Paul Cae Coe
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Sunny Stanislaus County
Security Land Co. of
Home Realty CO
Ames
Parley Sheldon
Pres
B. J. Sheldon
Cash
A. Keenan
The
Story County Bank
Knauth
Nachod & Kahne
National Bank of Commerce
First National Bank
Des Moines
Western
Canada
Angel McKay
Government Experiment Station
Indian Head
Wai
Orange Jadd
Security Bank
Citizens Nat. Bank
Max Malich
Steunenberg—McParland
Moyer and
Haywood
Cc. E. Hunt
Pent St
G. J. Snyder
Gamble’s
M. Res
J Mutual
Phone Mutual
W. E. Harriman
A. B. Maxwell, M. D
Kooser's
Mutual
T. J. Fenton, M. D
Stultz Bldg
M. J. Adams
Res. No
AMOWA
Kenosha
Wis
Edward Blush
C. M. Proctor
Frances G. Stewart
Odd Fellows Temple Mutual
C. L. Waltmire
Ames Pantorium
E. M. Kooker
Sorenson
C. H. Pasley
Daniel McCarthy
Luke
McCarthy & Luke, Attorneys-At-Law
E. F. Posegate
Frank E. Morris
Ae Mutual
Onondaga St
Union National Bank
W. M. Greetey
E. W. Stanton
Henry Wison
T. A. Copps
T. Cashier
Chicago & North-Western
R’y
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