Prosecution seizes key letters in Haywood murder trial
In Boise June 19 the prosecution in the Steunenberg murder case revealed four letters tied to William D Haywood and Orchard to show a plan to mislead Mrs Orchard. Orchard testified Haywood proposed dated letters and that Pinkerton agents would deliver them. The defense challenged the letters but the court admitted them as evidence.
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BG Automobile Parade Planned For Friday Night
Washocton automobilists plan the first auto parade in the city. Autos assemble at Cambridge and Kenilworth avenue at 6:30 PM Friday, form up, parade through windple streets, with about thirty five machines expected. Invited guests from surrounding areas may join Coshocton parade night.
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Race of Death in Automobile
Cincinnati June 1 a fatal automobile incident occurred in Reading ram and Hunt street after seven o clock last evening. Alfred Trever and a brother Themes Trever were among the drivers in the event. Authorities report the crash as a deadly crash during a pace race.
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Tragedy Clears H. & Pogue Heads In Fatal Street Incident
City officials and executive heads of the H. and Pogue company at Fourth and Hace Streets were thrown from a machine they rode in and died within the hour from their injuries.
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Samaritan Chapter to Confer Royal Arch Degree on June 19
Samaritan Chapter R A M will confer the Royal Arch degree on June 19. Times Want Ads note AOG and GETTI listings, with local interest in fraternal ceremony and public notices.
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GETTI
Women in the Mob Assumption HL June 19
A mob seized Alfred Bowland over alleged treason and bigamy, dragging him toward hanging before officers intervened. Bowland, married months earlier, faced charges of bigamy and treason. he was arrested and released on bond. The crowd included women who attempted to place a rope around his neck until police rescued him.
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Taft Retires From Presidential Race Said To Be Fatigue
Reports from Washington say Secretary Taft plans to retire from the presidential contest due to poor health and reluctance to engage in a rough campaign. He initially said he would accept the nomination if it came without a fight, but with a fight looming he will withdraw.
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Investigation Begins Into Wreck of Big Four Flyer No 19
In Columbus on June 19 investigators report the switch on the yard track was not locked when Big Four Flyer No 19 derailed. It is unclear if the switch was unlocked maliciously or by an employee. 200 keys could unlock it. The engineer halted the train by applying air brakes but the crash occurred despite the action. Injured: Mrs Elizabeth Lawrie Cleveland J G Kreegan Cleveland H Leed Mansfield Mrs Hyndman New York Joseph Mahaffey Cleveland fireman.
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Mansfield
Trevor brothers killed in high speed auto crash
Thomas Trevor superintendent of H. & Pogue Dry Goods and his brother Alfred Trevor died in Cincinnati after a car ran into a telegraph pole while trying to avoid a pedestrian. Chauffeur William Schulze was badly injured as the trio were on their way home.
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William Schulze
Thomas Walah
Fry Estate Appraisement Filed With Probate Court
The Fry estate appraisement was filed in probate court this afternoon listing Chatters at 518.60 moneye 200.95 and wrarretivs 9176.90.
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Have the Daily Times Sent To Your Address
A fragmented OCR line prompts readers about subscribing to the Daily Times and delivering newspapers to their home. The readable bits imply a subscription offer or prompt. No clear names, dates, or locations are identifiable.
Summer Vacation Notice From The Coshocton Daily Times
The Coshocton Daily Times will be mailed upon request to subscribers leaving the city during the summer months. Changes of address should give both old and new addresses. Call Sell Phone 87, Cit. Phona 23.
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Coshocton
Phona
Sensational Killing at Kinsman National Bank
George W. Berrill 63 cashier and prominent Kinsman resident was shot through the heart by Alfred Kinsman a brother of State Senator Thomas Kingman in Berrill Hardware store. Berrill died instantly and Kinsman was captured and jailed. Kingman about 45 years old and had acted as guardian for Berrill in land matters amid alleged disputes.
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Thomas Kingman
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Feeling tense at Brownsville lands on soldiers dispute
Report from Brownsville outlines tension as lawyers discuss the shooting of soldiers and disputed evidence. The article notes major parties claim the incident was not carried out by native soldiers, with testimonies framed around public interest and legal proceedings.
French Use Troops to Suppress Uprising
Paris reports government action to enforce law amid wine growers revolt in southern Narbonne and Montpertier. Troops replace local forces as tensions rise, sparking debate in the Chamber of Deputies. Premier Clemenceau backs strong measures to avoid civil war. cabinet decision passes 412 to 8.
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Troops in Kaluga Likely Cause of Alarm
General Orioff rushed to Kaluga as trouble flares among third Infantry division troops. Separate item notes a building permit issued to A J Stevenson for adding to his Locust street house.
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St. Petersburg
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Kaluga
A. J. Stevenson
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James Murphy Dies in Fresno Store
James Murphy, a well known Fresno resident, collapsed and died today in Schmaltz's store at about eleven o clock. He suffered heart trouble for some time and had not been well this spring. He was over fifty and left a widow two years ago. He lived with his son Milton two miles north of Freano.
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Miners Leader Davies in City for Resolution Talks
Prosperous Cambridge Ohio reports President T. M. Davies of the Miners Organization, based in Byenville, visiting en route to Roseville to settle two disputes at Midway and Walhending colonies. Sub-District No. 9 shows no trouble as miners work. Davies’s efforts credited for improved conditions.
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Sue For Three Millions in Suit Over Mining Deal
V O Baur of Fremont and AH Smith of this city sue WK Mathews and W T Picking of Beryrus plus a dozen parties to recover 3 000 000. The complaint centers on a mining deal in Parrol New Mexico where defendants allegedly took 3 million and failed to report the sale to the company, with injunction restraining further actions in the deal.
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Caught Whoppers by Fishers at the Aqueduct
Fathers Tather and Mike Barrick boast of their spring fishing prowess. They cast hooks at the aqueduct rim and hauled in pike and a larger nine pounder. They celebrate a big catch and challenge others to beat it.
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Geherman
Recount Bill Proposed for New York City Mayor Race
A measure titled Signs Recount Bill Alvance New York aims to provide for a recount and recanvass by judicial process of ballots cast for the office of mayor in New York City during the November 1905 election. The bill was introduced by the Assembly to ensure a formal review of the returns.
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Farmers Union plan to organize state wide in Frederick
A farmers union movement forms in Frederick to mirror similar county groups across the state with a goal of a state convention. Plans include a mid August gathering at the fair grounds with President Roosevelt possibly addressing attendees and invites to Secretary of State Root and Governor Warfield. A Frederick businessman endorses the effort as mutual protection and advantage for farmers, with headquarters proposed in Frederick and organizers sent across counties.
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Glidden Pathfinder Covers 250 Miles in Single Day
Tourists from Buffalo, George Dalat and Richard, traveled 250 miles in 14 hours from Indianapolis to Canton in a single day aboard a Thomas runabout. They plan to join the Glidden pathfinder race next month, inspecting the route and features. Local caterers and officials assisted at chapttes, with supplies provided by Win Knoff.
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Pittsburg Pursues Coshocton Airship Venture
Local investors in Pittsburg press the Coshocton airship scheme amid tight funding and logistical hurdles. The plan hinges on securing $3200 for Fourth of July operations, while Pittsburg papers push for strong local support and timely coordination with Mitchburn’s events to boost prospects and public interest.
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County ranks third in US soil productivity
A garbled historical note hints at county ranking third nationally for soil productivity. The fragment mentions movement of a kind and a starting point for change, but specifics on date, figures, or organizations are unreadable. Further readable text would be needed for a precise card.
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Gas Explosion Kills Nine in Scranton Mine
Nine men die and several more hurt in a gas explosion at the Johnson mine near Scranton. Officials say all other workers underground at the time were rescued. The deceased are foreigners who had lived in the United States only a few years. Sparks ignited gas in a chamber, causing the blast. property damage was minor.
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Narbonne Mayor Ferrol Arrested in Southern France
Paris June 19. M Ferrol mayor of Narbonne and leading wine grower figure in the revolt in the south of France has been arrested and hurried to Mont Palier amid growing unrest among wine growers.
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L Americin Diese
Peters Paria
M. Ferrol
Narbonne
France
Mont Palier
Trikala Flood Claims 200 Lives in Thessaly
Radioed telegraph report from Athens June 19 says a sudden river flood in Trikhala Thessaly swept the Linotes river overflow killing about 200 residents. Raging waters inundated homes and farms as survivors sought safety and aid.
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