Orchard testifies on San Francisco meetings in Bradley plot
Harry Orchard names associates from San Francisco as he testified on his plan to kill Fred Bradley and notes payments from Pettibone. He recalls disguising as a soldier and a failed Denver bomb under a sidewalk planned to target Governor Peabody. He also recounts further comments by Haywood and others.
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Ida
Harry Orchard
San Francisco
Fred Bradley
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
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Parry
California
Denver
Pettibone
Haywood
Judge Gabbert
Supreme Court of Colorado
Gabbert
Moyer
Telluride
Adams
Camera Delegate Changes Labor Street Level Strategy
Chicago reporters describe a new union method the camera delegate blending a walking delegate with a photographer. The plan photographs construction sites to enable strikes from headquarters without site visits and tracks union and non union worker counts across the city.
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Chicago
Declared to Be Coughlin in Mobile Arrest
Daniel Coughlin, arrested under the name James E. Davis in Mobile, is identified by letters found on him. A daughter in Chicago sent a letter from 429 South Wilbur Avenue. Coughlin, an ex-detective and safe keeper, faces warrants for jury bribery and a fugitive in Central America. he traveled from Honduras under the alias Davis.
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Mobile
Daniel Coughlin
James E. Davis
South Wilbur Avenue
Chicago
Coughlin
Ughlin
Temperance Leader Helen Gouger Dies at Home
Mrs. Helen M. Gouger, a prominent temperance lecturer and agitator from Lafayette, Ind, died suddenly of heart failure while dressing at age seventy. She had long led temperance efforts and joined the Bryan 1897 campaign as a country speaker.
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Lafayette
Ind
Helen M. Gouger
W. J. Bryan
Five Years For Woodward Murder Verdict
Burnet Texas June 6 The jury found Cal Woodward guilty of murder in the Pat Carroll case in San Saba county and sentenced him to five years in the penitentiary Yeardley was co defendant in the case.
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Woodward
Burnet
Tex
Cal Woodward
E. W. Yeardley
Pat. Carroll
San Saba
Bluff Point postmaster resigns after forty years
Nashville June 6. Richard M Anderson resigns as postmaster at Bluff Point Tennessee after forty years in the role. He was serving in the Confederate army when appointed.
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Nashville
Richard M. Anderson
Bluff Point
Tenn
Morales and Mora Convicted in Guatemala Ex-President Killing
In City of Mexico on June 6 F Morales and B Mora were found guilty of murdering former Guatemalan president Barrilas and sentenced to death.
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City of
Mexico
B. Mora
Barrilas
Guatemala
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