Haywood Conspiracy Trial Charts Western Federation of Miners
The Hawley opening argues a nationwide conspiracy by the inner circle of the Western Federation of Miners to control politics and finance violence. He cites Steunenberg murder, bombings, and assassinations with Orchard and Adams as hired killers, while Darrow objects to broad proof beyond Steunenberg. Witnesses describe the Caldwell blast and Orchard sightings as defense counterpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Idaho
Frank Steunenberg
Hawley
Federation
Steunenberg
Darrow
Western Federation of Miners
W. D. Haywood
Wood
Caldwell
Orchard
John L. Simpkins
Fred Miller
Spokane
George A. Pettibone
James McPartland
Mr. Hawley
Wardner
Coeur d’Alene
Harry Orchard
Steve Adams
Inner Circle
Arthur Collins
Telluride
Leigh Collins
Denver
Mr. Darrow
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Haywood
Peabody
Adams
Idaho
State opening remarks recount Steunenberg murder case
In Boise Idaho on June 4 Couns Hawley opened for the State describing the events before former Governor Steunenberg’s death. He named Harry Orchard as a Western Federation of Miners member implicated in the bombing and started outlining the prosecution’s theory of the case.
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Hawley
Federation
North
Idaho
Wood
Darrow
Steunenberg
Western Federation of Miners
Mr. Hawley
Boise
Sniho
Harry Orchard
Blakely and Bur rage wedding held in Brookline tent feast
The wedding of Dr. David Newton Blakely of Roxbury and Miss Amy Bur rage occurred yesterday at the bride’s Brookline home. Rev. Edward A. Horton officiated, with Rev. Quincy Blakely assisting. Guests enjoyed a lawn reception under tents.
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David Newton Blakely
Roxbury
Amy Burrage
Brookline
Edward A. Horton
Quincy Blakely
Dominion Atlantic announces four trips per week service
The Dominion Atlantic railway line starts increased service with four trips weekly. The Boston steamship will depart Sundays and Thursdays, while the Prince George sails Tuesdays and Fridays at 2 pm. Daily service except Saturday begins on Sunday the 23rd.
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Dominion Atlantic Railway Line
Boston
Prince George
Nova Scotia
Washington Street
J. F. Masters
N. E. Supt
Long Wharf
Mass
Escape from Castle William Prison Recovers Three Prisoners
New York June 4 three military prisoners broke from Castle William by sawing steel bars of their cells. They escaped in a boat missing from the island and carried the steel window bars as weapons. The escapees are Henry Tomer R C Campbell and Frank West.
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Castle William
Grant
Tomer
Thirtieth Infantry
Campbell
Twenty-third Infantry
New York
Governor's Island
Henry Tomer
R. C. Campbell
Frank West
Boston Hears Blind Calve Miss La Barraque Debuts
Miss Christine La Barraque, described as the Blind American Calve by a New York theatrical manager, made her Boston debut in Steinert Hall before a large audience. Though totally blind, she possesses rare vocal quality and refined training, marking her as one of America’s leading songsters.
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Christine la Barraque
New York
Calve
Boston
Miss la Barraque
Christine LA Barroque
Chickering Hall
Multilingual pianist Miss La Barraque Makes Impact
Miss La Barraque received strong applause for a program featuring songs in English Spanish French Italian and German. She was aided by Ralph Smalley of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Alfred De Voto. A UC Hastings Law School graduate and seven language expert she learned through raised print for the blind. She traveled to Europe alone last summer to study and impressed in New York upon return.
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Miss la Barraque
Ralph Smalley
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Alfred de Voto
Sis
University of California
Hastings Law School
Europe
New York
America
Davis the Old Showman Dies of Tuberculosis
Davis, an old-time theatrical manager connected with the stage, died at Holy Ghost Hospital Cambridge from tuberculosis. In December last Davis was found
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Hi. Davis
Holy Ghost Hospital
Cambridge
Davis
Veteran actor Davis dies after hospital stays at 72
The obituary notes 72 year old veteran actor Davis died at Holy Ghost Hospital Cambridge after exposure and hunger. Ben Benton, a sporting writer, sent him to the hospital and Davis later burned himself cooking in an oil stove. The Actors' Fund and Boston supporters aided him, with a funeral at Forest Hills Cemetery planned for 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Tremont
School
Ben Benton
Davis
West End
Boston
Rexford
Actors’ Fund
T. B. Lothian
Colonial Theatre
Forest Hills Cemetery
Lynn Conductor Killed In Subway Collision
John Cunnane of Lynn, conductor for the Boston and Northern Street Railway Company, died after an accident at the North Station subway. He fell from an inbound car after being struck by an outbound car, suffering a compound skull fracture. He was about 22, and his former Boston address was Columbus Avenue.
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John Cunnane
Lynn
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
Cunnane
North Station
South Boston
Relief Hospital
Columbus Avenue
Boston
Court Orders Palmer to Pay Alimony to Ex Wife
Judge Fessenden of the Superior Court orders Lewis E. Palmer a Graniteville granite dealer to pay his divorced wife Margaret Palmer now in Chicago two hundred dollars alimony.
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Palmer
Fessenden
Superior Court
Lewis E. Palmer
Graniteville
Margaret Palmer
Chicago
Young Somerville Widower Seeks Boston Wife for His Son
W. E. Milker, a Somerville widower, asks Boston girls to become his wife and mother to his 5 year old boy. He seeks a loving partner to recreate the home life his child misses since the mother’s death a year ago, with the boy living in Everett while the search continues.
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W. E. Milker
Somerville
Boston
Mr. Milket
Mr. Milker
Everett
Famous violinist weds millionaire in headline marriage
The famed violinist Miss Jackson, long a world renowned artist born in Chicago in 1875, marries a New York industrialist, Mr. McLaughlin. Her career included performances for Queen Victoria and the German Empress, with a Mendelssohn prize and many Atlantic crossings to meet engagements.
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Jaycox
Supreme Court
Patchogue
Queen Victoria
Miss Jackson
Windsor Castle
Tiler Majesty
Brooklyn
Clark Street
Chicago
Chicago Musical College
Charles Ditson
New York
Sarah Whitman
Boston
General Logan
Calvin Price
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Berlin
Joachim
Philharmonic Orchestra
England
Nikisch
Brahms
Philharmonic Society
Carnegie Hall
Atlantic
Somerville Man Seeks Wife Through Post
W. Be. Milkett of Somerville asks the Post to help him find a wife. He requests a suitable partner with good character and aims to start a family, inviting replies via the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W., BE. Milket
Somerville
Lincoln School Beats Pierce in Grammar League 8 to 1
Lincoln Grammar School defeated Pierce School 8 to 1 in the Grammar League yesterday. McPhee starred on the mound with 20 strikeouts, supported by Holleran at catcher and Kennealy with Minis in the battery.
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Lincoln Grammar School
Pierce School
McPhee
Lincoln School
Holleran
Kennealy
Minis
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Gue
John C. Rice
Rice
Hogan
Richardson
N.S. Ellis
Governor Steunenberg
Thomas Hogan
Ellis
A. Ballentine
Borah
Julian P. Steunenberg
Oregon Short Line
L. J. Bowman
Simmons
Bowman
Simpkins
James Russell
Hogan and Simmons
Steve Dempsey
Governor’s Island
Chickering
Hanover
Elm Streets
Stein-Bloch Suits
Mwe
HI Davis
Subway
Carters
Genvire
Grace Eichman
Grace Eichmann
la Crosse
Wis
Philo-Hay Spec. Co
Newark
Jaynes & CO
Frank Ferdinand
Washington St. Warret, At
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