Orchard Admits Trafficking With Labor War Leaders in Colorado
Boise dispatch reports William J. Haywood defense highlighting Harry Orchard admissions of crimes great and small. Orchard described meetings with K C Sterling and D C Scott, train wrecking plots, and a trip to Denver with Moyer and Haywood. Prosecutors note he lied to Scott yet stood firm on his testimony amid attempts to discredit him.
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Orchard
Colorado
Boise, Ida
William J. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Vindicator
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
War of Labor
Capital
Cripple Creek
D.C. Scott
Scott
K. C Sterling
Minin Owners’ Association
Lott
Barnes
Fsterly
Moyer
Haywood
Owney Barnes
Mover
Tey
Richard
Woman Married Orchard to Testify for Defense
Cripple Creek reports Mrs. Ian Toney, once married to Harry Orchard, heads to Boise as a defense witness. Friends say Orchard claimed he was a Pinkerton detective and that his home was never raided by militia during labor unrest. St. Paul sees Governor Johnson post a 250 reward for George Kadelbach, murderer of Mrs. Catherine MecCart. Kansas City notes 21-year-old Miss Lillian Davis from Princeton, Missouri, committed suicide at the Wellington House.
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Cripple Creek
Orchard
Scott
Orchards
Colo
Ian Toney
Harry Orchard
Boise
Toney
Pinkerton
St. Paul
Johnson
George Kadelbach
Catherine MecCart
Kadelbach
Kansas City
Lillian Davis
Princeton
Wellington
John W. Davis
Pretender Again Victorious in Morocco Conflict
Report from Melilla Morocco dated June 8 says the pretender to the Moroccan throne has again defeated the sultan's army. The note highlights continued unrest and shifts in control within the region as rival forces clash near the inland fronts and coastal defenses.
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Melilla
Morocco
Kidnapping of Sister Borromeo Shocks Duluth Crowd
Sister Borromeo, a St Clement’s Catholic school teacher, was abducted by two men in a closed carriage. A large crowd pursued but the abductors escaped, sparking police involvement. The nun, 24, was to take her vows on July 11, and her father Edward Deigel of St Paul opposes her joining the order.
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Duluth
Borromeo
St. Clement's Catholic School
Borraméea
Sister Borromeo
Edward Deigel
St. Paul
Destructive Tornado Damages Duquoin Illinois Area
A Friday night tornado hit Duquoin and western Perry county injuring several people with no serious injuries reported. More than 100 homes suffered damage and overall property loss exceeds 100.50 dollars. Reports mention Marshall and Richview as affected plus hail near Carlyle with large stones.
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Duquoin
Perry County
Demace
Marshall, Lll
Henry Rook
Pinkerton
Marshall
Stolypin Fights for Duma as CD Seek Majority
In St Petersburg on June 8 the cabinet battle intensifies as Premier Stolypin and his Constitutional Democratic allies push to save the young parliament. Ultra reactionaries oppose them while Peterhof maneuvering suggests Stolypin is gaining. The CDs may drop compulsory expropriation and amnesty to win a majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Duma
Stolypin
Constitutional Democrats
Peterhof
Freight agent indicted for ice shipping violations
W H Bennett of Toledo former general freight agent of the Ann Arbor railway was indicted on twenty three federal counts for interstate commerce violations. Eighteen counts accuse shipping ice from Whitmore lake to Toledo Ice and Coal Co at 40 000 pounds per car regardless of car capacity. Five counts claim ice was shipped to Toledo Ice and Coal Co at 80 cents a ton from Whitmore lake though the railroad tariff was 50 cents. The Toledo company pled guilty at the last term and was fined 15000.
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Toledo, CO
W. H. Bennett
Ann Arbor Railway
Federal Grand Jury
Whitmore Lake
Toledo Ice and Coal Company
International horse show opens at Olympia England
The first international horse show in England opens at Olympia for a week. The immense hall overflows with entries from many countries and packed seats. American horses attract attention led by Sir Humphrey, a Milwaukee owned hackney, who wins the champion gold cup. Poetry of Motion piloted by Lawrence Jones wins top prize for ladies packs under plain restrictions.
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London
England
Olympia
Sir Humphrey
F. Pabst
Milwaukee
Sir John Kerr
Lawrence Jones
Louisville
Alfred Vanderbilt
Walter Winans
Failure to Put on Lid in Minnesota Courts Ruling
The Minnesota Supreme Court in Meyer Robinson of St. Cloud holds the attorney general has the power to remove officials for non enforcement of liquor laws. Municipal officers are agents of the state for enforcing general laws within their jurisdictions. The decision emphasizes the AG as chief law officer with broad powers to enforce state statutes.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
State Supreme Court
Meyer Robinson
St. Cloud
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Sie
Llinens
Rel Weiying
R. Murphy’s
Austin
William D. Haywood
Hawley
Richardson
Illinois
Richview
Carlyle
Billings Co
N. D
Morton Co
Bowman Co
Coast
Milwaukee Road
Dickinson
Morrison and
Todd Counties
Minn
Alberta
Canada
E. A. Smith, Land and Loan Company
Reliable Mills
Golden Eagle Clothing House
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