Orchard testifies on crimes and corrections at stand
Harry Orchard coolly updates his testimony revealing bombs with Pettibone dope and gun use with Steve Adams. He details meetings with detectives McParland Hawley and says he corrected statements only to tell the truth. He describes money from Haywood Moyer and Pettibone and the plan to blow the Independence depot to spare nonunion workers.
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Harry Orchard
Hawley
McParland
Richardson
Orchard
Independence Depot
Parker
Davis
Cripple Creek
Haywood
Belmont Hotel
Denver
Attorney Richardson
Rich
Ardson
Pettibone
Steve Adams
Moyer
Adams
Mr. Peabody
Vindicator
Independence
Sherman Parker
Scott
Jack Simpkins
Simpkins
Clark University President Links Orchard to Frontier Evil
Dr. G Stanley Hall, president of Clark University, calls Harry Orchard a born criminal whose fiendish instincts were nourished by mining frontier influences. He argues such a man reflects a grave flaw in civilization and questions the morality of frontier environments and the social conditions that shaped crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Harry Orchard
Orchard
St Anthony's Parish Field Day Entries Close June 12
Entries for the annual Field Day and parish games in Brighton close Wednesday June 12. Events include 100 440 and 800 yard runs the one mile run high and broad jumps with Joseph McNamara at Tyler Street Gymnasium. The games are set for North Brighton playground and sanctioned by the N E A A A U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's Parish
Brighton
Joseph McNamara
Tyler Street
North Brighton
Widow's ghost guides Vanderbilt marriage in court case
Letters from the spirit of his first wife, allegedly via medium Rev Dr May S Pepper, will be produced as the sanity hearing for Edward Ward Vanderbilt resumes before Justice Maddox. The petitioners allege the delay endangers the daughter, while the defense seeks more time amid accusations of fraud.
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New York
May
S. Pepper
Edward Ward Vanderbilt
St. Mark's Avenue
Brooklyn
Maddox
Supreme Court
St. James Place
Sarah L
James O. Vanderbilt
Skillman Street
Vanderbilt No
Kuroski Sends Thanks to U S Navy
General Kuroki telegraphed the Navy Department from Seattle to thank the Secretary of the Navy for courtesies shown during his visit. He said he leaves the country tomorrow morning with pleasant memories and expressed gratitude for the kindness extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kuroki
Navy Department
Seattle
Secretary of the Navy
Princess Anne Hotel Fire At Virginia Beach Destroys Landmark
A kitchen blaze gutted the Princess Anne Hotel at Virginia Beach early today, taking the hotel depot bowling alley and board walk with it. About 110 guests and staff escaped except Emma Clark and John Eaton. property loss valued at 385000 with 83000 insured. Sergeant Boeschen credited with alerting guests and aiding exits.
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Norfolk
Princess Anne
Virginia Beach
Middle Atlantic Seaboard
Norfolk & Southern Depot
Virginia Beach Development Company
Emma Clark
John Eaton
Carl Boeschen
Richmond, Va
Light Artillery Blues
Roosevelt
Mayor Criticizes Boston and Albany Train Service
In Albany Mayor Fitzgerald condemns the Boston and Albany railroad service. He notes leaving Boston on the 20th Century at 10 45 am en route to Chicago, citing delays and the slow pace of travel during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Fitzgerald
Arthur W. Dolan
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston
Chicago
New
York at 3 30 Sunday Afternoon Reach es Chicago at 8 30 Monday
Fragmentary text notes a travel schedule from York to Chicago with arrival times on Sunday and Monday morning. The readable parts suggest a trip timing but lack full context or completing details. Families or travelers may be implied by the schedule snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Chicago
Dr Williams Pink Pills claim rheumatism cure
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for rheumatism and related blood conditions. It cites Mrs Ellen A Russell of Auburn Missouri as a testimonial and notes the pills improve blood health, nerves, indigestion, and headaches. The copy offers a free pamphlet and diet book and lists prices and ordering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Ellen A. Russell
South Goff St
Auburn
New Steamers for Lloyd Line
New York June 10 A new steamer named the George Washington is ordered by the North German Lloyd for the Bremen New York route. It will be 720 feet long 78 feet beam 54 feet deep 27000 tons gross 33 foot draft 36000 tons displacement with 18 knot speed and 20000 horsepower entering service in 1909. A second large passenger steamer Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm will be 614 feet long 26000 tons and join the line in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Washington
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Bremen
Lloyd
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Worcester Refused Postponement For Lowell Game
Lowell base ball management rejects Worcester’s request to postpone the game set for next Thursday in Lowell. Worcester had hoped to play St. Louis and publicized the matchup. The home team makes postponement decisions under the New England League constitution, not the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Lowell Baseball Management
Worcester Nine
Worcester
St. Louis
Jim McAleer
New England
Kensella Found Dead in Shed at Stockbridge
Great Barrington June 10 Joseph Ixensella a mason contractor was found dead in an ice house at Heaton Hall Stockbridge by Manager Harill and ex Representative Allen T Treadway. Cause of death unknown. Kenselia had met with Harill about work about 20 minutes before being found.
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Great Barrington
Joseph Ixensella
Heaton Hall
Stockbridge
Harill
Allen T. Treadway
Kenselia
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Frank N. Reardon
A. T. Holman
Tom McClellan
Washington Street
Panama
Princess Silk
P. S
Vanderbilt
U. S
Virginia
Fitzhugh Hotel
Mayor Raps
Boston & Albany
DR. Williams
Ompany
E.C
Ali Grocers
C. W. Guy Furniture CO
Canal St
Ss. S$. Pierce CO
Lloyd Line
Kensella
Duryers
Duryeas
National Starch Company
Jaynes Drug Co
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Jaynes & GO
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