Denies Kidnapping Plot in Haywood Trial
Boise July 3. At the Haywood murder trial defense attacks Orchard’s testimony and reveals alleged abuses of miners by owners and militia at Cripple Creek and Telluride. Witnesses, including former Colorado Lt. Governor David Coates and ex-saloon keeper Patrick Moran, deny Orchard’s kidnapping claims and trips for payment. The case rests over the Fourth of July as prosecutors threaten motions to strike defense evidence without promised connections.
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Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Orchard
Cripple Creek
Telluride
Pinkerton
Relief Committee
Scott and
Sterling
Florence and Cripple Creek
David Coates
Colorado
Patrick Moran
Cheyenne
Coates
August Paulson
Moran
Denver
George A. Pettibone
Paulson
Nellie E. Joyce
Harry Orchard
D. C. Scott
K. C. Sterling
Margaret M. Hooton
Anaconda
Col
Henry Maki
Silver City
Fight fans bet 7 to 10 on Squires chances
San Francisco July 3 Betting on tomorrow's big bout favors Squires with odds 7 to 10. Referee Jeffries spoke with both fighters and is satisfied Squires knows the Queensberry rules. Few expect a fake as fans doubt any frame-up. Thomas Britt and Coffroth praise Squires as worthy against top contenders.
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San Francisco
Squires
Burns
Jeffries
Joe Thomas
Jimmy Britt
Jimmy Coffroth
Theatre bills loom large in Boston summer season
The Tremont houses The Hurdy Gurdy Girl and The Little Minister while Park patrons enjoy The Late Mr Tompkins premiering in Boston. Globe presents Up York State with John Craig. Keith's features La Veen and Cross as premier acrobats. Castle Square revives The Chimes of Normandy. Trovatore looms at the opera. Theater Jolliette, Hub, Comique, Premier, Majestic all showcase patriotic numbers and vaudeville. Norumbega Park offers a grand open-air bill with Marlboro Band. Paragon Park highlights four acts headlined by Cyclone acts. Bostock arena features Captain Boventa’s lions and tigers.
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Tremont
Carle
Mr. Tompkins
Boston
John Craig
the Globe
York State
la Veen
Cross
Keith
Normandy
Castle Square
Miss Ewell
Miss Lane
Serpolette
McGee
Thompson
Palace Theatre
Stars and Stripes
Bewdoin Square Theatre
Charlotte Hunt
Joe Roth
Theatre Jolliette
Hub Theatre
Miles Brothers
Ladies
Theatre Comique
Jim
Norma Beaux
Katherine Sehell
Madeline Ripley
M. van Horne
Joseph Comroy
F. T. Hutchins
Moving Picture Line
Grace Mordaunt
Beth Robie
Grace Merriman
George Francis
Frank Cohan
George Smith
Harry J. Norton
Ruth Wilmore
Bessie Beasley
Majestic
James Francis
Norumbega Park
Marlboro
Fontinelli
Bunth
Rudd
Lee Fung Foo
Bartelli
Flatow and Dunn
Williams
Melbourne
Vassar
J. W. Gorman
Medford Boulevard
Paragon Park
Cirocus
Chefalo
Speedy
Norins
Barton
Dog
Fishermen report laths adrift in Wells Bay
In Wells Bay Portsmouth New Hampshire fishermen report large quantities of laths drifting likely from a vessel damaged in last Saturday's gale.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Wells Bay
Teller Steals $96,317 From Windsor Trust Company
A reward of 2500 was posted for Chester B. Run yan a paying teller at Windsor Trust Company after he allegedly walked away Saturday afternoon with 96317 75 in the bank’s money hidden in a dress suitcase. The theft was detected Monday morning. The act shocked those who trusted him.
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New York
Chester B. Runyan
Windsor Trust Company
Trust Company
Bank official Runyan vanishes after emptying vault
Runyan, 31, disappeared after locking the teller’s vault and leaving his dress suitcase in the cage at midmorning. He had planned to spend Sunday with his sick mother in Rochester and returned briefly before vanishing. His wife, prostrated by shock, is cared for as investigators seek a plausible explanation. Runyan had a steady record and a modest lifestyle, born in Rochester and last worked as a bookkeeper in New York.
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Runyan
Rochester
Bunyan
Traders’ Bank
Alliance Bank
New York
Runyan Well Known in Pittsburg
Pittsburg July 3 Chester B Runyan former cashier and paymaster of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company and later paying teller of the Windsor Trust Company New York is sought by local police after disappearing with funds he held. He was a prominent resident and social figure here before leaving in late 1905.
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Pittsburg
Chester B. Runyan
Windsor Trust Company of
New York
Runyan
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
East End
American Sheet and Tin Place Company
Fire chief knocked down and breaks leg in crowd clash
North Abington July 3 Fire chief Harry W Tufts was knocked down and fractured a leg while trying to control a holiday crowd that built a bonfire on Church street. Police and firemen battled an unruly crowd and extinguished the blaze. Earlier a mattress on an electric car track was set ablaze delaying a car. no injuries reported though the car suffered heavy damage.
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North Attleboro
Harry W. Tufts
Fire Department
Church Street
Tufts
Edna Wallace Hopper Shines in Fifty Miles from Boston at Colonial
Edna Wallace Hopper appeared as Sadie Woodis the postmistress in Fifty Miles from Boston at the Colonial Theatre last night. Her charm and subtle strength delighted fans, adding value to Cohan's cast as the show nears its Colonial run end this week. After a vacation the ready second tour will feature Hopper with the familiar Chicago and Colonial favorites returning for the journey.
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Boston
Colonial Theatre
Edna Wallace Hopper
Sadie Woodis
Grayce Scott
Miss Hopper
Mr. Cohan
Colonial
Chicago
Suspicious Men Seen Washing Hands Near Lake Body
The report notes two men seen washing hands near the body site, not strongly believed by police. Charles Merrill, a butcher, told authorities he saw the suspects at the lake edge about 40 feet from the body, keeping out of view and described as about 80 years old with dark complexions, wearing mixed gray suits.
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Charles E. Merrill
Merrill
Brother of Mrs Studley Questioned on Possible Foul Play
The body of Annie Heyer Studley was found in Canobie Lake New Hampshire two days ago. Relatives say she may have taken her own life from despondency over financial troubles after a 12 year separation from her husband Samuel Studley. Her brother Frank Heyer travels from Dorchester to arrange funeral plans unless the husband’s family acts. The husband, Samuel Studley, is away with his own musical career and declined to speak further.
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Annie S. Studley
Canobie Lake
N. H
Boston
Lake Station
Studley
Annie Heyer
Ellis Heyer
Federal Street
Samuel Studley
Bostonians
Annie
Mr. Heyer
Salem
Rockland
New Hampshire
Edward JL. Studley
Standish Street
Dorchester
Post
Bostonian Opera Comepany
San Francisco
Boston Opera Singer's Wife Murder Shock Salem Report
A Boston opera company veteran, 54, recalls his estranged wife, reported murdered in Salem New Hampshire. He married in 1877 and now travels for work between Boston and San Francisco. He describes separation and says he signed a new contract in New York. Surviving brothers listed as Frank Heyer Edgar Heyer Frederick Heyer and Ernest Heyer.
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New York
Doctor Buehler Linked to Mrs Studley Eye Treatment
Dr George Buehler of Cambridge Relief Hospital recalls he treated Mrs Annie Studley and last prescribed medicine for her eye trouble. He notes the prescription bearing his name was found among her effects and says he cannot illuminate any mystery surrounding her death.
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Annie Studley
George Buehler
Cambridge
Post
Tragic Canoe Accident Drowns Young Man on Charles River
George Tuohey, 19, of Jamaica Plain, drowned when a canoe overturned near the Parental School bathhouse on the Charles River. Albert Bridges, 17, of Roslindale, his chum, narrowly escaped. Police dragged the river. Tuohey's body recovered in 20 feet of water near West Roxbury.
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Charles River
George Tuohey
Weed Hill Street
Jamaica Plain
Albert Bridges
Bourne Street
Roslindale
Bridges
Post
West Roxbury
George
Tuohey
Ardmore
Epworth Memorial Church
Commodore Morss Welcomed After Dervish Ocean Victory
Commodore Henry A. Morss of the Corinthian Yacht Club was warmly greeted at Marblehead harbor after his schooner Dervish won the New York to Bermuda ocean race. He landed with four amateur sailors amid cheers from club members as the vessel returned two days ago after a six week absence.
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Marblehead
Henry A. Morss
Corinthian Yacht Club
Dervish
New York
Bermuda
Yacht Club
Briggs Stops Cote In Three Rounds In Calais Bout
Arthur Cote of Biddeford was knocked out in the third round by Jimmy Briggs of Chelsea at the Border City Rink in Calais Me this evening.
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Calais
Arthur Cote
Biddeford
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Border City
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Jack Simpkins
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Chief
Fire Dept
the Colonial
Brother Scouts
DR. Buehler
Mrs. Studley
Chum
Briggs
Cote
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