Orchard A Confidante Of The Mine Owners
Boise dispatch reports defense theory in the Haywood case that Harry Orchard served as a confidante of mine owners and their detectives. Witnesses are expected to portray a conspiracy to wipe labor from the Idaho and Colorado mining fields and defend Orchard against charges by portraying the deaths as accidental.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Boise
Idaho
Wm. D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Frank Steunenberg
Hercules
Steunenberg
Orchard
K. C. Sterling
Independence
Sterling
Steunen
Berg
Steinenberg
William Haywood
Darrow
Colorado
Vindicator
Independence Depot
Western Federation of Miners
Haywood
Rebel Movement in South China Causes Exodus to Hong Kong
Refugees flee districts hit by the uprising as the steamer Press of China departs. Reports describe a pretentious rebel force organized with European methods. Some bloody incidents are noted and officials’ families are said to have been driven to drown themselves in wells.
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Victoria
B. C
Hong Kong
South China
Tenement Collapse Kills Seven in Italian Quarter
Seven people, six from one Italian family, die when an old downtown tenement collapses in New York. Three more family members, including the parents, are hospitalized with serious injuries. Contractor George Blumenthe is arrested on homicide charges.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
George Blumenthe
Mystery Trial Reveals Judge Loving Murder Case Details
Elizabeth Loving testified of a rumored ruin after a buggy ride with Theodore Estes. Judge Loving admitted shooting Estes after learning of the alleged assault and drunken episode, telling how he confronted Estes before turning himself in.
Whiskey Struggle Tied to Marital Strain
The article notes that for two months before the killing he had not touched whiskey. He described his battle with alcohol and its impact on his life including the separation from his wife.
Telegraphers Strike Threatens Spread Across Lines
A Telegraphers' Union bulletin reports Western Union customers urged to use phone as 2000 telegrams vanish from Chicago overland division. Public business moved via private wires. Southern Pacific and Western Union face operator dismissals amid alleged interference and working agreement between unions.
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San Francisco
Telegraphers
Western Union
Overland
Chicago
Small
Southern Pacific
Jeffs
Westerland West Oakland
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Baseball Results From Virginia and American Leagues
Virginia League games in Roanoke and Lynchburg with Norfolk edging Nor folk 1 in eleven innings and Portsmouth beating Dan ville 9 1. Pittsburg split with Cincinnati 2 6 in two seven inning games. Brooklyn swept Philadelphia 11 4 and 2 8. Chicago St Louis rainout. New York 0 Boston 5. American League Philadelphia took Washington 3 1 and 3 2. St Louis beat Detroit 4 2 in both games. Chicago 9 Cleveland 4. Boston defeated New York 3 2 in a darkness called game. Harvard defeated Yale 6 4.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago-St. Louis
New York
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Harvard
Yale
Blue Ribbon Vanilla Extract Upholds Pure Standards
The article asserts that many vanilla extracts were altered to meet the national pure food law while Blue Ribbon remains pure and of the highest quality.
Postal Company Asked to Hear Grievances
The Commercial Telegraphers Union executive committee urged Postal Telegraph Company General Manager Nally to hear operators grievances. They request a presidential representative be received, or union executive board members acting as delegates. The letter criticizes claims that a San Francisco strike violated the peace agreement with the companies.
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New York
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Nally
Postal Telegraph Company
Ion
San Francisco
Telegraphers Strike Situation Remains Unchanged
The first official statement from San Francisco on the telegraph operators strike says the San Francisco action is not a repudiation of the New York agreement. President Small instructs operators to stay at posts and take no unauthorized action. Acting President Konenkamp says the situation is unchanged since yesterday.
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New York
San Francisco
Small
Telegraph Operators’ Union
Konenkamp
Telegraphers Union
Oklahoma Supreme Court Dissolves ConCon Injunction
The Oklahoma Supreme Court dissolved the injunction that barred the constitutional convention from submitting the draft to a public vote. The convention will be summoned at once and a new election date will be set for the proposed Oklahoma state constitution.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Pancoast
Constitutional Convention
Oklahoma
Greeks Held in Peonage in Chicago Establishments
Federal investigators with Greek consul aid report several hundred Greek youths detained in peonage in Chicago fruit stores and shoe blocking shops. The inquiry underlines a potential federal immigration law prosecution based on collected evidence.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago
Flood of Immigrants Will Break All Previous Records
Washington reports the immigration bureau expects the current fiscal year to surpass all prior immigrant arrival records. Eleven months show about 1 300 000 newcomers, with May and June likely to push the twelve month total above 1 300 000. New ports at New Orleans Charleston and Galveston will redirect thousands of arrivals southward after July 1.
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Washington
Bureau of Immigration
United States
Immigration Bureau
Sargent
New Orleans
Charleston
Galveston
Organizer of Winegrowers Revolt Is Deposed
Narbonne France June 25 Marc elin Albert organizer of the great wine growers revolt against the government has been practically deposed from control of the movement he started He has been ordered to Montpelier tomorrow by the committee of safety and to surrender to the authorities His elimination means a continuation of the fight by passive resistance to the government.
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Narbonne
France
Marcelin Albert
Montpelier
Committee of Safety
Albert
Cruiser Milwaukee Sent to South America for Protection
The navy department ordered the cruiser Milwaukee to proceed to Central America to safeguard American interests in the region. The move was announced in Washington on June 25.
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Milwaukee
South America
Washington
Navy Department
Central America
Disturbances at Beshi Copper Mines in Japan
Reports from Victoria B.C. describe serious disturbances at the Beshi copper mines in Japan. About ten thousand strikers have burned mine buildings destroyed property killed the police chief at Saimoto and attacked a regiment of soldiers deployed to quell the rioting.
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Victoria
B. C
Beshi
Japan
Saimoto
Spokane rate case to be argued before ICC
The Spokane freight rate dispute returns to the Interstate Commerce Commission tomorrow. Railroads argue Spokane must pay the same through rate as eastern points plus Seattle local, though Spokane lies 400 miles closer to New York. They warn of court action if lost as Panama Canal outlook could alter water transport costs.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spokane
Hill Lines
New York
Seattle
Pacific
Cape Horn
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Merger Set for $8 Million in St Louis Breweries
Representatives from nine independent St Louis breweries expect contract papers to be signed for an $8,000,000 merger. Each plant will be managed by its current owners as the St Louis Brewing Association coordinates the consolidation. The move follows laws reducing Sunday closure impact and aims to limit competition to legitimate expansion. Outstanding capital totals from American, Columbia, Consumers, Empire, Home, Gast, National, Central, and Wagner, plus others, sum to about $3.397 million.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Brewing Association
American
Columbia
Consumers
Empire
Home
Gast
National
Central
Wagner
Taft and Roosevelt Discuss Cuba Panama and Philippines
Secretary Taft spent four hours with President Roosevelt and said several Cuba Panama and Philippines matters were settled. He noted Magoon’s administration would run about eighteen more months and census and native president election preparations would take that long. He plans a five week vacation at Murray Bay Canada.
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Oyster Bay
Taft
Roosevelt
Ced
Cuba
Panama
Philippines
Cornell favored in college regatta on Hudson river course
Poughkeepsie N Y June 25 Oarsmen from Cornell Columbia Wisconsin Syracuse George town and Annapolis naval academy compete in the intercollegiate regatta along the Hudson four mile course. Varsity fours varsity eight and freshman events decide titles with a large crowd expected. The naval academy enters for the first time. Cornell is the favorite though Columbia Syracuse and others challenge.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Columbia
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Georgetown
Annapolis Naval Academy
Hudson River
Poughkeepsie Course
Naval Academy
Uncle Sam
Olympia
Nevada
Florida
Arkansas
Talbot
Manly
Hudson
Columia
Annapolis
West Shore
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Twelve-year Old Boy Grows Third Set of Teeth
New York June 25 Israel Metz twelve years old of No 276 Monroe street who puzzled Mount Sinai Hospital and the New York Dental College with his double teeth is growing a third set. Two rows of teeth are visible and a third row crops out. The trouble began six years ago when his baby teeth fell out and two grew in. Some second row teeth were removed but others replaced them. An operation on his jaws was proposed but feared due to his sickly health. He attends a school for backward pupils on the East Side.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Houston
Elizabeth Loving
Wim. G. Loving
Theodore Estes
Estes
Miss Loving
Mayor Loving
Pulaski
W. C. Loving
Strode
Snead
Harmon
Bouldin
Barksdale
Judge Loving
Harry Snead
Theodore Etes
HK. L. Kidd
Stevens
Mrs. Kidd
Kidd
Harry
Strother
W. B. Lee
Lovingston
Annie Kidd
Elizabeth
Surrey
Oak Ridge
New York
Israel Metz
Monroe Street
Mount Sanai Hospital
New York Dental College
Sveral
Two Men Killed as Mine Cable Breaks at Ruby Mine
Charleston W V June 25 By the breaking of a cable at the Ruby mine on Cabin Creek today Ernest Neal and Emmet Bias were instantly killed and the tipple at the bottom of the incline demolished The accident ends a day of mining activity with disaster at the incline.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ruby Mine
Cabin Creek
Ernest Neal
Emmet Bias
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