Witnesses Refute Harry Orchard Testimony in Boise Court
Max Malich, a miner from Globeville, testifies he was introduced to Harry Orchard as Thomas Hogan by Pinkerton A. W. and denies aiding bombing plots. He recalls hotel arson attempts, acid thrown at his business, and denies knowledge of Pettibone dope or bomb-making for judges. Borah questions Malich’s movements since the eighties and references Pettibone, fires, and insurance.
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Lich
Hogan
Malich
Tom
Orchard
Globeville
Ladies’ Auxiliary
McDonald
Steunenberg
Mauch
Montrose County
Goddard
Gabbert
Borah
Pettibone
McParland Brother Testifies On Deportation Riots
Edward L McParland brother of Detective Mc Parland testified late in the session describing his deportation from Victor where he worked as a shoemaker. He swore he endured indignities and was sent away from town with other men.
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McParland
Edward L McParland
Victor
Prepared for Indian outbreak at Fort Apache
El Paso July 2 report troops at Fort Apache ordered to be ready to move to Fort McDowell Arizona where an Indian outbreak is feared after the killing of an Apache by W W H Gill McDowell sub agent who says self defense Sheriff Hayden of Phoenix and five deputies have gone to the reservation to quell tensions and prevent violence.
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el Paso
Fort Apache
Fort McDowell
Arizona
W.W. H. Gill
McDowell
Hayden
Phoenix
Japanese cruiser Tsukuba showcased at Jamestown expo visit
The Japanese armored cruiser Tsukuba, seen off Norfolk and New York, marks one of Japan’s first large warships of power, built akin to a battleship in class though not one. She serves as flagship to Vice Admiral Ijulin leading the squadron that visited the Jamestown exposition in May.
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Tsukuba
Norfolk
New York
Japan
Ijulin
Japanese Leader Sees Anti Japan Pressure in San Francisco
Tokio reports Nichi Nichi leader condemns San Francisco anti Japanese actions as unbearable and calls for action by Washington and Tokyo. The paper, linked to Marquis Ito, portrays a pivotal shift in Japan US relations and urges firm display of friendship between nations.
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Tokio
San Franciisco
Nichi Nichi
Marquis Ito
Moyer and Haywood Retained Leaders Amid Convention
Denver July 2 Chas H Moyer to be kept as president and Haywood as secretary and treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners despite imprisonment and constitutional ban on non-attending members. The convention passed the offices by general consent, allowing retention of their roles.
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Denver
Chas. H. Moyer
Haywood
Western Federation of Minera
Revivalist votes on successors as meetings proceed
Eloquent and successful British evangelist conducts revival meetings in America. Election of officers incomplete as W. E. Mahoney is elected vice president and L. W. Callahan of Index Washington is alternate board member due to Jack Simpkins absence. Alfred Drury suffers paralysis at home after a sudden illness yesterday.
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America
W. E. Mahoney
L. W. Callahan
Index
Washington
Jack Simpkins
Joseph Hutchinson
Urke
Idaho
Alfred Drury
Italian Won Grand Prize In Auto Race
Dieppe July 2 Italian champion won the automobile grand prize covering the 477 miler in six hours 46 minutes 3 seconds The race had a heavy track a vast crowd and 38 participants Walter Christie the only American faced early trouble and did not lead Szizz was second six hours 53 minutes 10 seconds Lancia third ten minutes back No serious accidents nine cars finished Eliott F Shepard American finished last.
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Dieppe
Walter Christie
Szizz
Lancia
Eliott F. Shepard
Rockefeller Still Evades Subpoena
United States Marshal Chandler and a deputy again visited the Rockefeller residence in Forest Hill Cleveland on July 2. They were admitted, Chandler stayed about an hour, then left town with the deputy remaining on guard and a subpoena for Rockefeller.
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Cleveland
United States
Chandler
Forest Hill
Rockefeller
War rumor denied by Loeb in Oyster Bay notice
Oyster Bay July 2 The published reports that sixteen battleships of the Atlantic fleet would be moved to the Pacific due to anti American Japanese sentiment were denied today by William Loeb Jr secretary to the president. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Thornton B Holeman and Etta Thompson. Mayor J D Matlock of this city will deliver a Fourth of July oration at Franklin.
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Oyster Bay
United States Navy
Pacific
Wm. Loeb, Jr
Thornton B. Holeman
Etta Thompson
J. D. Matlock
Franklin
New Springfield Brick and Stone Building Planned
Springfield action centers on a new one story brick and stone building on the Washburne corner to house a Springfield bank and the Hampton Bros dry goods store. Architects plan is John Hungicker. Occupancy expected by October with a $7000 cost. Furniture store to occupy Woodmen block lower floor. Campbell Fellman Co of Eugene among investors and Springfield Furniture Co to be organized. The project signals rapid growth and faith in Springfield’s future.
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The
Springfield Banking Co
Euagene
Springfield
Hampton Bros
John Hungicker
Washburne Corner
Woodmen of the World
Hampton
Woodmen
Springfield Furniture Co
Campbell-Fellman Co
Eugene
Sprngfield
New Furniture Company
Ringfield
Street Railway Work Begins This Friday
Russell Welch local manager of the Willamette Valley Co says street railway construction will likely start Friday. The firm has waited on paving crews and now has the large steam roller for paving work.
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Russell Welch
Willamette Valley Co
Oregon undertakers elect new vice president
The report notes W. T. Gordon of this city has been elected vice-president of the Oregon Undertakers' association. It also says work on the street railway project may start after the Fourth of July with about forty men employed initially.
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W. T. Gordon
The
Oregon Undertakers’ Association
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