Moyer Denies Orchard Crimes in Haywood Trial Proceedings
The article reports Charles H. Moyer testifying for William Haywood, denying crimes attributed by Harry Orchard. It covers migrations of funds, defense finances, cipher telegrams, and Ouray trip explanations, plus a separate New York segment on McReynolds pursuing action against the Tobacco Trust with potential receivers and the broad corporate defendants named.
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Commercial Tribune
Boise
Idaho
Charles H. Moyer
William D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Western Federation of Miners
Caldwell
Steunehnberg
Moyer
Jack Simpkins
Fred Miller
Federation
Moser
Denver
Haywood
Spokane
Miller
Orchard
Simpkins
Murphy
Ouray
Japanese and American tensions loom over Pacific fleet move
A June 10 dispatch from Manila notes rumors of explosives on the Dewey drydock at Olongapo and stolen plans, with the Pacific destroyer flotilla ordered to move. London commentary questions war risk while urging calm. British papers warn diplomacy and financial readiness in Japan and Britain amid US naval movements.
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Commercial Tribune
Manila
P. L
Dewey
Olongape
Pacific Destroyer Flotilla
Cavite
R.suneé
London
Japan
America
Pacific
Russia
Evans
Great Britain
Germany
Scotland
Sheerness
Daily Telegram
Telegraph
United States
Liverpool Daily Post
Edward Russell
the Tribune
Middleport Banker's Indictment Over Bribe Attempt
POMEROY O July 10 A special grand jury indicted Middleport banker E C Fox for offering a bribe to Prosecuting Attorney Albert P Miller to drop or weaken a bank wreck indictment related to the September bank collapse with 115000 in deposits missing Fox was arrested and bonded Miller reported a second prominent citizen faced the same charge with no court action yet.
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Commercial Tribune
Pomeroy
E. C. Fox
Middleport
Albert P. Miller
Fox
Miller
Collapse of Bridgman plant annex kills three and injures many
In Philadelphia a new concrete addition at Bridgman Bros plant collapsed trapping about thirty workers. Three men Marshall, Hopkins, and two unidentified negroes were found dead. one fatally hurt and eighteen injured. Shoring was removed too soon. The failure followed bricklayers striking for double wages, leaving no bricks hoisted. The project was by A S Reavis trading as Sheet Metal and Cornice Co of Washington DC.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Bridgman Bros. Company
Marshall, Hopkins
Bridgman
C. B. Miller
Boss
Carpenter
Bridgman Bros
A.S. Reavis
The
Sheet Metal and Cornice Company
Washington, D. C
Fearless woman shoots mad dog at Manchester Station
In Lawrenceburg Indiana during a mad dog panic along Tanners Creek Mrs. Robinson a reputed dead shot fired from a rifle striking a roaming canine in the heart as citizens armed with guns and clubs hunted the pack twelve dogs were killed and stock bitten were confined in barns for days
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Commercial Tribune
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Tanners Creek
Manchester Station
Charles Robinson
Col Ayres to face retirement board in New York
Washington July 10 By order of the President Lieutenant Colonel Charles G Ayres Fourteenth Cavalry is to appear before a firing board at the Army Building New York City July 17 for a thorough examination to determine retirement eligibility The board to include General Davis Hatfield Evans Edie Wadhams and Johnson follows section 1246 and may assess disability or fitness for continued service. Ayres has served since 1874 and a retirement would mean loss of pay if disability is not found.
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Mr. McReynolds
McReynolds
Trust
Imperial Tobacco Company
United States
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Charles G. Ayres
Fourteenth Cavalry
Army Building
New York City
John M. K. Davis
Charles A. P. Hatfield
Thiramth Cavalry
William P. Evans
Eleventh Infantry
Guy L. Edie
Snford H. Wadhams
William T. Johnson
Steenth Cavalry
Ayres
Army
Twenty-fifth Infantry
O. 8.W
Charles H. Wiseman
O. P. Mel Carty
Special Train Leaves for Jamestown Exposition Guests
The Commercial Tribune books a special 8 am B and O S W train from Grand Central for its young women guests traveling to the Jamestown Exposition. Miss Ethel B. Allen leads the excursion with assistants Misses Martha Gerdsen and Ruth Neeley. The Cincinnati lineup includes numerous named guests from Kentucky and Ohio.
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Commercial Tribune
Grand Central Station
The
Ethel B. Allen
Martha Gerdsen
Ruth Neeley
Miss Allen
St. Louis Exposition
Europe
Commecial Tribune
Cincinnati
Allen
B. B
O. Allen
Blanche
Armstrong
Kate
Carlisle
Barnes
Netye H
Covington
Kentucky
Bauer
Helen
O. Blair
Clara B
Lebanon
O. Blersch
Elizabeth
Bellevue
Bower
Regina
Brock
Nelle
Hamilton
Brown
Edna
Your Newspaper Follows You Vacation Address Ad
The Commercial Tribune offers mail to a vacation address with free changes anytime. If the paper is late or missing contact The Commercial Tribune Circulation Department promptly.
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Commercial Tribune Circulation Department
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C.H. Wiseman
Benjamin
Orghard
Tion
Hogan
Union
Silver City
John Agent
Steunenberg
John Neville
Neville
Silveron
United Mine Workers
New York
James C. McReynolds
Tobacco Trust
James B. Duke
American Tobacco Company
John B. Cobb
American Cigar Company
William K. Harris
Tobaccco Company
Caleb C. Dula
American Snuff Company
Percival S. Hill
W. C. Reed
Imperial Tobacco Company of Great Britain
Thomas F. Ryan
Pierre Lorillard
Peter A. B. Widener
Anthony N. Brady
Charles J. Bonaparte
Milton D. Pudy
Edwin P. Grosvenor
British- American Tobacco Company
United Cigar Stores Companies
American Stogie Company
MacAndrews & Forbes Company
Corley Foil Company
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