Defense opens new lines in Haywood case testimony
Boise June 29 The defense in the Haywood case began with a fresh attack on Harry Orchard’s testimony and presented witnesses alleging harsh treatment of Jack Simpkins in the Idaho bullpen and abuses by Pinkerton agents. Witnesses described Orchard in a 1905 Alaska trip claim and a proposed mine stake offer. Friedman testified Pinkerton connections to miners’ unions.
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Boise
Haywood
Harry Orchard
Jack Simpkins
Idaho Bull Pen
Cripple Creek
Dominik Flynn
Orchard
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Pat McHale
Barkeeper
Frank Hough
Idaho
Wallace
Alaska
P. Ramey
Gem
Hercules
Ramey
Morris Friedman
Pinkerton Agency
Pinkerton
Friedman
Pinkertons
Lyte Gregory
Theron Stephens
Ouray
Colo
Colorado
Peabody
Stephens
Paper hangers express sympathy for defense in Moyer trial
Northampton Mass June 29 The International Brotherhood of Paperhangers convention sent a sympathy message to the attorneys for Moyer Haywood and Pettibone and voted to donate 100 to defray the expenses of their trial.
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Northampton
Mass
International Brotherhood of Paperhangers
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Students Join Surveying Crew Near Natron
A UC Berkeley party of R B Myers H M Bowers and W M Cilkes visited Oregon’s Natron to prep for a six week surveying trip with Southern Pacific men. They toured University of Oregon buildings, praised the campus, and Myers a former Bay Area star declined a Lane County ball offer due to Berkeley restrictions. The group will depart with Lew Marshall and Conrad Barret on the Fall Creek stage and not return until mid August.
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University of California
San Francisco
R. BE. Myers
H. M. Bowers
W. M. Cilkes
Southern Pacific
Natron
State University
Myers
California
Lane County Ball League
Berkeley
Lew Marshall
Conrad Barret
Fall Creek
New York Hall of Fame Crop Expected Light
The Cooperstown Farmer reports in Otsego County that the upcoming crop yield will be light, noting limited yields across the county yards. The June 14 notice hints at a tightened harvest and possible impact on local markets.
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Oneonta Herald
Schoharie Republican
Middleborough News
New York
Cooperstown
Otsego County
Texas Wonder Cures Kidney Bladder Rheumatic Troubles
The Texas Wonder patent medicine claims to cure kidney bladder and rheumatic issues with a two month course for one dollar. Dr ER W Hall lists 2926 Olive Street St Louis Missouri and offers testimonials and samples via Hall's Drug Store.
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ER. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louisa
Hall
Officers Named for Oregon Sunday School Association
Oregon Sunday School association elects officers including President R R Steele and first vice president A A Morse. Listed are Portland figures, Pendleton, Newberg, Springfield, Ashland and other locales, with department heads and international officers. Convention session opened with devotional by Prof Goodrich and nominating committee report adopted.
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Oregon State Sunday School Association
R. R. Steele
Portland
A. A. Morse
Mra
A. Lowell
Pendleton
Theo. Fessler
Ernest F. Allshaw
H. N. Smith
I. A
W. H. Selfee
Nas
Pat
A. Robinson
Waibtote
George Whitfield
J. M. Morris
Eugene
Jas. F. Ewing
George Curry
la Grande
Nathan Sweet
Goodrich
Chas
Hoke Smith Inaugurated Governor of Georgia
The Georgia inaugural report notes Hoke Smith sworn in as governor. He calls for broad constitutional and electoral reforms, corporate influence limits, sworn money disclosures, and race-based voting standards. He proposes six voter classes, rail and railroad regulation, state primaries oversight, and local option liquor control while asserting progress on white voter qualifications.
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Atlant
Hoke Smith Wos
Gewrcian
Smith
Alabama
United States
Georgia
Geora
Salem
Orror Smith
State Railway Commission
Railroad Commission
Convention Appreciation for Eugene Hospitality and Helpers
A Oregon convention thanks visiting delegates and organizers. It honors state workers led by Rev. J. C. Goodrich and Miss Barber, credits Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich, and expresses gratitude to Rev. J. C. Goodrich for musical programs. It praises Eugene hospitality, the Baptist Church, the Ladies’ Aid Society, railroads for generous rates, and Eugene press coverage.
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J. C. Goodrich
Eugene
Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Georgia Governor Addresses Racial Order and Law
A quotation from a Georgia governor declares that most Black residents have not progressed since slavery, emphasizes manual labor and living skills for Black children, insists teachers be chosen by character exams, and condemns mob violence while urging lawful enforcement of state power.
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Georgia
Rlota
Mobe
Oregon Sunday School Association Closes Its Convention
The fourth and final day of the Oregon State Sunday School Association convened with a prayer service led by Rev J M Morris. Prof E C Knapp from Ohio addressed delegates, resolutions praised his work and thanked visiting ministers, and the body adjourned to meet next year at Forest Grove.
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M. W. Miller
Western Oregon
Clay M. Hill
California Association
Nellie Nelson
North Yamhill
Lorena A. T. Hodson
Newberg
Sue Johnson
Howard N. Smith
M. B. Meacham
Portland
Ora Hemenway
Cottage Grove
Rev. W. McHetry
Lucia Faxton Addison
Wntis
Oregon State Sunday School Association
Forest Grove
J. M. Morris
Eugene Divinity College
E. C. Knapp
Ohio
Knapp
Oregon
Hartford
Conn
B. H. Kreeze
Whitworth College
Tacoma
Wash
M. M. Miller
Western Washington
C. M. Hill
California
Derby at Epsom Downs Wins Blue Ribbon For Orme
Orme, out of Rhoda B., wins the blue ribbon of the world's turf in the Derby at Epsom Downs, securing top honors in the renowned race.
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Orme
Rhoda B
Epsom Downs
Duty to enforce law and oppose lynching statement
The speaker pledges to enforce the law and prevent lynching and asserts the duty of the white man to be absolutely just to the negro, outlining a firm commitment to justice in a racially charged era. The quote reflects a stance on civil rights and law enforcement responsibilities.
Japanese Appeal to Commercial Bodies of America
Tokio reports a joint meeting of five chambers of commerce urging US and Japan to curb prejudice against Japanese in America. They warn anti Japanese sentiment could harm bilateral trade, as Japan seeks broader American markets. Resolution sent to President Roosevelt for action to mend relations and remove causes of discord.
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Tokio
United States
Japan
Industria Chambers of Commerce
Roosevelt
Embargo Report Sparks Anti-Japanese Feeling Debate
A reported embargo on intelligence agencies in San Francisco provokes debate over whether anti-Japanese sentiment in the city reflects racial prejudice. The June dispatch from Tokio cites growing unease as authorities allegedly restrict licenses.
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Tokio
San Francisco
Society Happenings During Commencement Week
A roundup of university society events during commencement week recounts alumni and seniors taking the stage. The week featured two new alumnae organizations, a series of receptions, a wedding, Beta Epsilon breakfast, a president’s reception, a needlework homemaking gathering, and a grand Commencement Alum program at the Armory with chairs and a large student-and-graduate turnout. Notable events included Katy Sheridan Kelly and Willis Warner Brown’s June 26 ceremony, a large Congregational church reception for Rev. and Mrs. Robert McMurphy, and various campus entertainments and dignitaries.
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Elizabeth Kelly
Katy Sheridan Kelly
Willis Warner Brown
Clarence E. Oakley
Oregon City
Mae H. Wallace
Miss Kelly
James Seavey
Harry Dunbar
A. H. Tanner Portland
Therese Jackson
Portland
George Kelly
Kate Kelly
Jean Kelly
Eva and
Ruth Ruble
John Kelly
Flora Patterson
Lloyd Patterson
Mac H. Wallace
Abe Kelly
France Kelly
Winnie Kelly
W. E. Brown
M. O. Warner
Brown
the Sound
Canada
Robert McMurphy
Rey
Wallace
McMurphy
Prof Carson
Mary Griffin
Fw" Osburn
Louise Yoran
Collier Hall
Myra Loveridge
Charlotte Zieber
Campbell
McIntosh
Katherine Fullerton
Irene Simington
Nita Harding
Bessie Kidder
Mary DeBar
Lucia Campbell
Amatillo Wheat Crop Reaches Critical Danger Point
The Amatillo wheat crop has reached a stage where danger from all sources is unusually large, signaling heightened risk for farmers. Authorities urge close monitoring of weather conditions and disease pressures to mitigate potential losses.
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Amatillo
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