Steve Adams to Be Witness for State
Steve Adams is slated as a witness for the state in Boise proceedings. Harry Orchard's ally will be sworn in, but his confession is declared unusable as evidence.
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10 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1907
Page
1
Effort to Be Made to Get Prisoner to Testify
Prisoner Steve Adams, held in Wallace Idaho on murder charges, is en route to Boise to testify for the State in the W. D. Haywood case. Adams, linked by Harry Orchard to many alleged "bumping off expeditions," has sworn a confession with interlined handwriting. Its victims list reportedly shorter than Orchards, though Adams pursued a single quarry while Orchard claimed many killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Steve Adams
W. D. Haywood
Wallace
Adams
Harry Orchard
Orchard
Steve
Harry
State House
Board of Investigation
May spring big sensations at merger hearing
A railroad merger hearing at the State House promises sensational statements aimed at the Governor, the Railroad Commissioners, and the stockholders of New Haven and Boston & Maine railroads. Director William B. Lawrence of the Maine road will oppose the merger while Louis D. Brandeis represents several stockholders in opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
New Haven
Boston & Maine
William B. Lawrence
Maine Road
Louis D. Brandeis
Orchard murder trial details reveal new witnesses and tactics
Mrs. Ida Toney Orchard arrives in Boise to testify on Orchard and motives linked to mine owners. Denver police allege Orchard and an accomplice hid guns after the Lyte Gregory murder, with Pinkerton ties boosting the State’s case. Cross examination exposes life details, Adams may testify or refuse, and jurors enjoy roaming liberty with family visits under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ida Toney Orchard
Orchard
Canada
Horsley
Toney
Cripple Creek
Western Federation of Miners
Lyte Gregory
Denver
Simpkins
Pettibone
Adams
Wood
Mayor McClellan to occupy historic Anderson cottage at Small Point
Bangor reports that New York mayor McClellan will stay three months at the oldest cottage at Small Point near the Kennebec. The lease covers the Anderson property, signaling a distinguished summer visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Kennebec
McClellan
New York
Anderson
New Haven merger opponents claim opaque returns and heavy debt
Law rence pressed railroad commissioners expert over alleged New Haven return inaccuracies. Critics say uniformity laws are violated and question $268,910,500 total debt with $30 million new stock. They cite $3,326,998.18 misallocated surplus and Maine comparisons to challenge capitalization swaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Railroad Commissioners
New Haven
New Haven Road
New York
Maine
Maine Road
New England Navigation Company
Long Island Sound
Fall River
New Haven Company
Dying Man Held in City Prison Early Saturday
Thomas Burns a 53 year old married man of 4 Crosby Place Jamaica Plain died at City Hospital after spending Saturday night in the City prison as a suspected lunatic. Police removed him from his home late Saturday night and doctors later diagnosed pneumonia at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Burns
Crosby Place
Jamaica Plain
City Hospital
City
Burns
Dunn
Attorney Attacks Asylum System In Massachusetts Speech
Henry C. Long told the Labor Lyceum at Pilgrim Hall that asylums display ignorance and superiority. He recounted experiences from his law practice including alleged abuses at the Foxboro insane hospital with claims of rib and breast breaking and the pumping process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Long
Labor Lyceum
Pilgrim Hall
Mr. Long
Massachusetts
Foxboro
JAP PLOT MAY LEAD TO WAR PART OF THE SCHEME
Reading notes describe a suspected Japanese plot seen as a potential spark for war. Officials warn the scheme could escalate tensions between nations and drive military and political responses.
Allied Japanese groups seek recall of ambassador and apology
United States authorities report that Pacific coast Japanese factions and Japan’s Progressives may form an international conspiracy to topple the current Japanese ministry. They plan to pressure Tokyo to recall Viscount Aoki, demand an apology, and possibly seek indemnity for acts against Japanese in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pacific Coast
Progressives
Japan
United States
Tokio
Viscount Aoki
Saionji
State Department
California
San Francisco
Hayashi
T. Takahashi
Seattle
O. Noda
KK. Kawakami
Yorozu
Itis
Aoki
Ototaka Yamasha
Count Okuma
Wash
Takahashi
Noda
Kawakami
Bacon
Yamaoka
Aki
Hayachi
Suspected abuse probe stalls as witnesses vanish
A Boston investigation into institutional abuses falters as promised witnesses cannot be found and officials fail to move beyond site visits. The report notes the board sought state police aid, while testimonies from 35 potential informants never materialized.
War as the next step if diplomacy fails
In Tokyo Viscount Tani opposition leader says the San Francisco persecution of Japanese is a wicked act and that if diplomacy fails Japan must appeal to arms. He claims America will yield due to its commercial sentiment and notes uncertainty about public support for his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Viscount Tani
House of Peers
Kumamoto
Satsuma
San Francisco
America
Mrs Eddy Assessed By Cosmopolitan Writer
Arthur Brisbane reports to Cosmopolitan that he visited Mrs. Eddy in Concord at 86, asserting she remains in full control of her movements and business. He condemns efforts to strip her of fortune or liberty, praising her mental vigor and calling alleged conspiracies against her disgraceful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Brisbane
Cosmopolitan
Mrs. Eddy
Romance and Marriage of Estelle Kimball
Miss Estelle Kimball, daughter of wealthy Nee Estelle Kimball, marries Saturday at Emmanuel Church in a quiet ceremony. Padre opposition from Papa Kimball highlighted family tensions as the couple departed in a hired carriage amid celebratory scenes. Dr Worcester offered amusing insider details of the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Kimball
Emmanuel Church
Papa Kimball
Estelle
Europe
Kimball
Mason
Dr. Worcester
Post
Mr. Kimball
Mrs Mason Weds Otis Kimball at Emmanuel Church
Otis Kimball of 1384 Beacon Street married Mrs Harry J Mason in Emmanuel Church by Rev Dr Elwood Worcester. The pairing, long whispered in their social circle, followed years of romance from Miss Kimball’s early teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Kimball
Beacon Street
Harry J. Mason
Elwood Worcester
Emmanuel Church
Miss Kimball
Young Mason
Fair forecast for Boston and New England
Washington June 9 forecast shows fair weather for New England on Monday and Tuesday with light north winds and a chance of showers later. The outlook indicates generally pleasant conditions for Boston and vicinity with minimal wind activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Boston Scientists Renew Expression of Confidence in Communion
In the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston a special annual communion service was held in the new Falmouth street auditorium. William D. McCracken and Mrs. Albert Conant led the service with Mrs. Helen M. Hunt as vocalist. A communication addressed to Mrs. Eddy was read after the doxology and adopted by unanimous vote. Although attendance was smaller, several hundred visitors attended both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth Street
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
William D. McCracken
Albert Conant
Helen M. Hunt
Eddy
Beloved Leader Mary Baker Eddy Honored by Boston Church
Boston August 8 1907 members of your church gathered in annual communion extend loving loyal greetings to Rev Mary Baker Eddy pastor emeritus Pleasant View Concord NH. They pledge to watch work and pray for victory of the mind in Christ and praise her consecrated life and Christian Science teachings healing mind and body and driving belief in opposite power from hiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Pleasant View
Concord
N. H
Found Dead in Bath Tub in Haverhill
Albert C. Jenkins, 25, a leather retailer, was found dead in a bath tub at his lodging house on Merrimack Street. Assistant Medical Examiner Anthony ruled heart failure with immersion likely overnight. Jenkins, engaged to Miss Mabel Baker, is survived by his father and Miss Baker mourns the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Albert C. Jenkins
Merrimack Street
Anthony
Mabel Baker
Theodore Baker
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