Orchard testimony paints brutal conspiracy links to Idaho governor case
Boise audience hears Harry Orchard recount orders to kill Governor Peabody and other officials. He links the attempted Bradley assassination to Western Federation of Miners leaders including Moyer Haywood Pettibone Simpkins, asserting government-backed plots and a life-or-death stake in the trial.
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Denver
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Heywood
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Gabbert
Supreme Court
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Colorado
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Cole
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Albert
E. Horsley
Steunenberg
Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Idaho
Hls
Federation of Miners
Charles H. Moyer
Willam D. Haywood
George Pettibone
Acquittal in Rinehart Knife Case Ends Trial
Eugene McClellan was acquitted at 5 10 pm in the case over the stabbing of James Rinehart on May 23. The jury, out three hours, split on verdict before settling on acquittal amid discussion of the slain man’s death and McClellan’s prior knife incidents and the Ben Enos assault.
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Rinehart
McClellan
Ben Enos
Germania Hall
Perry L
Midway
Dan Ford
Silvers
Dodge
Turner
Ollie Berger
Lola Clark
Miss Clark
Berger
Miller Boom for Charles W Miller Gubernatorial Bid
A half column Star report says Charles W Miller of Goshen former Indiana attorney general is the Republican gubernatorial choice favored by Beveridge allies. Miller's statewide reach, years in politics, and cross-faction appeal are noted as boosting his convention chances.
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Polis Star
Charles W. Miller
the Star
Lee
Goshen
Indiana
Beveridge
Miller
Pardon Effort In Elkhart For John H Allison
In Elkhart an effort seeks President Roosevelt's pardon for John H Allison from the Michigan state penitentiary at Lansing. Arthur Wheaton of Lake Shore trains aided by collecting life details since Allison's reform.
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Arthur Wheaton
Lake Shore
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Lkhart
Harry Slater
Ohio
Michigan’ Penitentiary
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Slater
Michigan Board of Pardons
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A. Lake
Shore- Express
Fang
Richland Bank
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Unique case tests if railroad Y M C A is a hotel
Harold L. Norris sues the railroad Y M C A in Justice Brumbaugh’s court over a suit case and overcoat left behind a counter and missing, seeking 56.10 damages. The case raises whether the Y M C A and railroad held hotel like relations, with the plaintiff winning a ruling to allow appeal. Morris, an 18 year old Lake Shore employee, is mentioned. Hile and Baker represent the defendant.
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Tikhart
Justice Brumbaugh
Harold L. Norris
Elkhart Railroad Y. M. Co
A. B
Caroling
Indiana
Morris
Lake Shora
Hile & Baker
Factory proposals to be considered by board of directors
The Board of Directors will meet tonight at the office of Attorney Wilson Roose. Several proposals from manufacturers seeking new locations will be presented. Plans include a factory fund to support the Civic and Industrial association's work.
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Civic and Industrial Association
Wilson Roose
Railroads Seek Reduced Fares for Veterans
J J Clark of Canton reports to the Ohio state encampment that veterans request reduced railroad rates. He cites how soldiers protected railway operations during the war and notes a telegram from the Central Passenger Association urging favorable action. Grand Army officials urge veterans to ride electric lines.
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J. J. Clark
Canton
Operty
Central Passager
Grand Army
Court fight over county seat dispute continues in Elkhart Goshen
Persistent clash over county seat moves dominates Elkhart Goshen politics. Attorneys vow no concessions while Goshen backers press petitions for rehearing and officials face access limits. If delay persists into September, court roles may shift and county offices seek space for court sessions.
Gotwalt chosen to succeed Mann on school board
The Elkhart city council elected A. L. Gotwalt to the Board of Education to replace W. H. Mann whose term ends August 1. Two ballots were required with Gotwalt winning 5–3 then 6–2 as Mann and Levi Deitch also received votes. Gotwalt, former city council member and president of the Republican club, is praised as fit for duty. The council also sent Sidway Mercantile petitions for water mains and a new light to the improvement committee. Indebtedness reported at $83,250 with $77,000 bonded debt and $6,250 other debt. total was $127,500 on January 1. A citizen complained of excessive bridge speeding violating city ordinance.
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Brubaker
R.Q. Swaffield
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Board of Works
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Thirteenth Street
Wolf Avenue
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Wolf Avenues
Sidway Company
Elkhart
Board of Charities Delivers Positive Report
A condensed note highlights the Hikhart County Board of Charities, featuring Mrs. Ss. B. McCracken Mrs. L. Helrich Mrs. W. L. Stonex and Dr. A.E. Ch Yoder, reporting favorable findings and achievements.
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Ss. B. ‘McCracken
L. Helrich
W. ‘L.stonex
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