Treacherous man and cruelly mean is Harry Orchard
The defense continued cross examination of Harry Orchard in the Steunenberg murder case. Orchard faced questions about plotting with Paulson and Coates, alleged kidnappings of Paulson’s children, and prior crimes. Witnesses described Orchard’s shifting stories, financial schemes, and alleged motives tied to the Western Federation of Miners.
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Harry Orchard
Orchard Jira
Steunanberg
Boise
Ivng
Orchard
Bill Easterly
Sliver City
Gouwe
Federation
Esime
Steynenberg
Hin Jong
Idaho
Tequem
Paulson
Orchard Awart
Dave Coates
Heutenant Beverioy
Colorado
Yekee
Walla Idaho
Pattihone
Denver
Yercwlea
Aanboor Orchay
Coates
Lo Costes
Jack Almaking
Pal
Yn Herd Tuck
Cunningham
Vincent St. Iola
Tier and
Poorman
Paulsen
Jack Rimpling
Oregon Railway and Igaiion Company
Bronard
Paul
Los Angeles
Willie
Caldwall
Murtners
Hercules
Bieneneberg
North
Paulgow
Tim
Caldwell
Peabody
Gabbert
Goddard
Shermat
General Bell
Wettibene
Serep Pellibone Company
Aire
Eastern
Weil
Steunenders
Grehard
Haywood
Eg Boye
Western Federation of Miners
Lercites
Ming
Slscave
David Coates
Eimpkins
Sid
Wallace
East Helena workers win wage rise and bonus plan
The East Helena employer proposes a wage increase for most staff from 16 to 24 cents per day, with a new bonus system for those under foreman grade who work full shifts in each three month period. Union recognition remains off the table, with management open to discussions with individuals or committees on wages and welfare.
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Bhevla
Standeul
Helen
Tine
Micitger Smith
Amoncin
East Helens
Pal Alor
Jy Hough
Whrthermore
Dnie
Comming Wis
Lin
Ataneta
Western Federation of Miners Open House Debate
Denver June 1 The Western Federation of Miners held a convention with a two week session. A motion to admit the public failed but a bill allowing representatives with senior cards passed. Daniel Burnhouse of Doe Nun was seated after a vacancy. Messages from IWW and Brewery Workers offered fraternal greetings and best wishes.
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Denver
Atlér
Western Federation of Miners
Daniel Burnhouse
Doe Nun
Yeaterday
Oils &Ternoon
Industrial Workers of the World
Brewery
Gabor
Schmitz Ruef Case Goes to Jury Today
San Francisco reports the Schmitz Ruef graft trial advancing as jurors hear key testimonies. Prosecution by Johnson outlines the case while Barrett defends Ruef against extortion claims tied to restaurant owners. The mayor’s reactions and courtroom tension color the final day of testimony before closing arguments.
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San Francisco
Fehnitz
Bush Street
Arnham Roof
Tireself
Barrett
Hiram W. Johnson
Ferrast
Grove L. Johinson
Jonneut
Joluieon
J. J. Barrett
Ruef
Ruét
Dietmant
Barewell Cone
Nippon News Echoes Anxious Reactions Across Cities
Torin Tuesday reports pagers and photographs showing wreckage from attacks on Japanese residents. The Nichi Nichi notes debate on war versus diplomacy and urges prompt government action while calling for restraint from both sides. Minnespolis June 12. National charity and correction confab opens at Lae Auditorium with Senator Beveridge leading the session.
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Torin
Tues
San Francisco
Nichi Nichi
Pnolorapha
Minneapolia
National Conference of Charities and Corrnetion
Lae
Gehator
Albert J. Bever- Ide
Worthless Stour Case Tests Local Court Authority
A disputed suit filed today involves Bon Franniaca Tuas 2k and W. Rinmonn with charges of obtaining money by false pretenses. The penalty could reach up to ten years in state penitentiary as Mrs. M. BE. Murst pursues the claim of theft and misrepresentation tied to alleged mine prospects and promised returns.
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Bon Franniaca
Tuas
W. Rinmonn
Inwa Banquet Highlights Yale Chapter Dinner
Secretary of War Taft attended a busy day at Inwa where a Yale chapter banquet was held tonight. The event featured a formal introduction of the chapter president and readings from New York circles. Police reported no arrests amid scattered telegraph and telephone outages across the city.
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Inwa
Taft
Yale
Natic
United States
Suspicion Ties Man Arrested In Yellowstone Drowning Case
Livingston reports a man named Roa Farrison under arrest after a drowning in the Yellowstone River last Monday. Frank A. Vogl identifies a man as Fay Sundiy’s companion. Fay’s body lies in the morgue. An inquest is pending with a verdict of accidental drowning. details and funeral plans await further instructions. In Los Angeles, Frank T. Gilvan shot his wife and killed himself following a quarrel over finances. the couple formerly resided in Osceola, Iowa.
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Livingston
Roa Farrison
William Bay
Yellowstone
Frank A. Vogl
Promistor
Vort Liquoratore
Hincana
Mann
Fay Sundiy
Fay
Ericson
Rentet Aux
Decks & Hinds
Farleson
Los Angeles
Frank T. Gilvan
Os- Kenlosa
Inwa
Ave (Inn Ag
Copper Bend Oil Mill Blamed for Frantic Explosion
A fragmentary report notes a likely explosion at a copper mill near a large industrial site. The incident involved a river steamer and a 100 foot wide mill line, with widespread alarm and indications of a powerful blast. Authorities investigate potential causes and assess risks to surrounding areas.
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Queen Charlotte
Norther
Deaight
Riga Parliament Debates Controversial Torture Claim
In Riga, a central political clash surfaces over alleged torture claims tied to a prior primavera. The lower house faces questions about participation and responsibility amid rising tensions in the capital.
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Riga
Tursia
Temerding Lim
Alotad
Government Crisis as Mayors Refuse Resignations
A deadlock grips municipalities as mayors refuse resignations of officers. Central government warns of complete public service suspension including marriages and burials. Mayors stockpile doors and block administration while prefects appoint interim bodies to run towns.
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Vesta
Rovernminnh Cad
Clemenceas
M. Clemenceau
Mayora
Treasuries
Dr. W. A. Allen Arrested on Serious Charge
Special Dispatch reports a sensational arrest in Billings as Dr. W. A. Allen, a city dentist, is charged with performing a criminal operation on Ainnie Carlson, a young woman enslaved by a dairywoman. He was arraigned in justice's court and remanded on insanity. preliminary hearing slated for next Saturday. bond fixed at 780 dollars.
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Standart
Billings
Sune
W. A. Allen
Ainnie Carlson
Justice's Court
Bond
No Trace Found of Missing Midshipmen in Norfolk
Norfolk June 1 Navy search for the Minnesota launch victims continues with divers and wrecking trawlers. No bodies found as Virginia day programs were curtailed and naval officers declined new invitations amid the ongoing disaster memorials and interservice ceremonies.
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Norfolk
Virginia Day
Navy
Invading force repelled as Central American reports victory
A telegraphic message from Central American city of Mexted on June 12 states the Salvadorean army defeated the Invading force, captured the port of Acafutin, and drove the attackers to the coast. One noted deserter and former San Peanciaéan resident, Jol Moissant, an American citizen, is reported captured by President Fimyroruut’s forces.
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Mexted
Av Telegrjim
Acafutin
Jol Moissant
San Peanciaéa
Ifeis
Fimyroruut
Roosevelt visits Oyster Bay amid warm welcome
President Roosevelt and family arrive at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay after a Washington trip. Crowds greet the motorcade in Jersey City and Long Island City while locals crowd the Oyster Bay platform. He chats with residents, noting no race deaths by own action. Cabinet members expected to handle affairs with Loeb overseeing Sagamore Hill access.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
Roosevelt
Pame
Sagemore Hill
Washington
Jersey City
Long Taland City
Archie
Quenti
Gaerist Johnson
Cheney
Nelte
Loeb
Kansas Salgon Keepers Sentenced to Rock Pile
Cherokee Kan June 12 four men known as Keepers who protested a Kansas prohibition law violation were fined ten dollars, ordered to pay costs, and sentenced to three days in the rock pile. They will appeal the sentence.
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Kansas
Kan
Riot in Jewish district over kosher meat supply
A riot erupted in Cleveland's Jewish district after a dispute over kosher meat prices. Police reported 400 demonstrators as women and children picketed shops, delivery wagons were halted, meat soaked with coal oil, and several shops closed. One man was struck, another severely injured as crowds clashed with rescuers.
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Cleveland
Oia
Jearwish
Jacob Racheritch
Carter Talks to President on Question of Public Land
Washington reports Senator Carter met with the president discussing public land policy at the Denver convention June 18 20. He signaled government officials should keep hands off and urged any revenue changes to go to states, opposing fuel taxation for the national treasury. Secretary Garfield favors leasing mining rights separate from surface land and selling oil. Attending Denver are Commissioner Rallingny Worcester Pinchot Nowell and others from the reclamation service.
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Carter
Washilinton
Joe
Caicee Waw
Yeatetaay
Denver
Levlar Department
oMchils
Williny
Iif
Udaing
Trenauly
Lnett
National Treasury
Taken Ae
Garfeld Ia
Ona
Grrfeld
Rallingny
The
Land Ome
Woroxter Pinchot
Tmrecin Nowell
Reclamation Service
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Worer
Richardson
Charla A. Mayer
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Colo
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Mayer Salk
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East Helena
Cperee
TLV
Tery Bis Une Mare
Pele
Western Federation OF Mines
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Greeling
Ing
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Rust
Hass
Ruel
Schmite
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