06 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
1
Alfred Horsley alias Harry Orchard testifies about a broad crime spree while naming William D Haywood and others as paymasters. He describes bombings and assassinations linked to the Western Federation of Miners and details attempts, murders, and conspirators in a Denver court proceeding.
Testimony details a mob seizure of the Vindicator mine during a Western Federation of Miners era case. Witnesses describe trains blown up, giant powder stolen, and a planned attack on mines. Officials and defendants faced questions about the defendants’ roles and arrests.
A report notes allegations that an individual engaged in high grading after the strike. Details on involved parties or locations are not fully clear in the available text. Further context would clarify who is accused and what actions followed.
An account describes a vessel explosion after a collision at sea near Tunis. Survivors and witnesses, including a commander named Ghormaber, recount chaos as crew attempted to abandon ship and sponge fish ops to prevent binding. The incident hints at a dramatic emergency with multiple boats surrounding the wreck.
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A fragment from London Tit-Bits recalls a debutante coming out with a chaperone from Mrs Inglese and a humorous exchange about memory and cigars. The New Orleans Times-Democrat notes a quip likening a cigar to a man.
A fragmented report recalls Kit engaging a wax figure in conversation for about an hour, an odd moment attributed to Cholly Sapbend in a hazy, likely humorous local note.
Modistic matters describe jaunty cutaway coats with brown stockings and matching accessories. Notes highlight triad of styles including three quarter lengths, pony coats, and bordered foulard fabrics. Descriptions cover leather bows, wide ribbon lacing, champagne gloves, and green blue cuff details with ornate metallic buckles.
Fashion notes on stylish Salvation frocks for graduates and older women, with guidance from a saleswoman on fabrics, coats, sets, and striped suitings. Mentions new fifty jackets with plaitless skirts and practical outfits for shopping, walking, and traveling. Also advertises Chamberlain's Stomach Tablets and a free sample at Bros. drug store.
Amusements note a child friendly play The Toy Shop with music and local hits. It runs tonight and tomorrow under the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church with Olga Nethercate leading and Carre rights dispute mentioned in passing.
An injunction fights shouted strikers as legal actions arc across the country. Reports describe labor disputes involving shipworkers and new food regulation debates with officials and workers clashing over compliance.
Market briefs from East Buffalo and regional listings show wheat figures and live stock quotes. Cattle receipts reach 22 000 with steers at 4 0 5 0 0 and cows around 4 2 0 7 0 0. sheep at 6 5 0 6 8 5. hogs 4 0 5 0. Poultry and hay prices are listed with timothy at 22 00 22 50 and lower grades down to 15 00.
Ad promoting Father William's Tea for liver kidney and bowel relief. Claims vigorous liver action digestion and bowel movement, kidney cleansing, blood purification and overall wellness. Sells in tea or tablet form for 20 cents. distributed by E. D. Mitton Booth Main.
Advertisement invites readers to visit Interurban Station Saturday afternoon for free tickets to Hazel Park. Promotes 60 by 120 foot lots priced from 50 to 125 dollars with pay plan of one dollar down and fifty cents weekly for two years, no interest or taxes. Comr D. M. Best invites bringing a friend.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention ailments including stomach pains and diarrhoea. The readable text presents no clear event, date, or named individuals beyond generic medical terms.
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