Orchard Testimony Sparks Idaho Murder Trial Observations
Boise's Trial Orchard remains composed under cross examination in the Haywood murder case. He explains his confession was driven by Bible faith and fear of death, while Darrow argues for wider liberty and nonpunishment. Siringo, a Pinkerton, and Governor Gooding’s British origins add context to the defense and trial background.
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Orchard
W. D. Haywood
Steinen Werg
Idaho
Richardson
Harry Orchard
George Kibbee Turner
Darrow
Strengochard
Charles A. 8Iringo
Pinkerton
Siringo
Pennsylvania
James McParland
Governor Gooding
Execuwe
Governnor Gooding
Harry
Sa Orchard
Clarence 3. Darrow
Chicago
Controlstol
Liberty Gone and Publicity in The Dramatic Paper
A quoted exchange notes an actor who wed after leaving a show and now advertises being "at liberty" in print, while another cartoonish dialogue has a spouse boasting life insurance of 5000 dollars as a safeguard against admonitions to be careful.
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Liberty
Asker
Alew
Chicago News
Mr. Manney
Mrs. M
Machinery on the Ground at Tonopah Mines Developments
Tonopah Bananas reports Nevada Smelter and Mines Corp prepares Tybo and Southwestern mines for summer work. New 100-hp boiler pumps and a compressor arrive by ship from Salt Lake, hauled via Eureka to Tonopah. Shafts at Reveille reach 300 and 200 feet, with two lead and silver properties under development. The aim is to secure supplies and advance smelter construction safely.
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Tonopah
Rogers
Nevada Smelter and Mines Corporation
Tybo
Tybo Mining Company
The
Smelter Corporation
Mr. Bowers
Tyba
Salt Lake
Eureka
Reveille
Postal Envelopes Price Increase Announced
The Postoffice Department announces higher envelope prices to the public. Envelopes will cost four cents more per thousand due to increased material costs from contractors.
Joseph Smith Dreamed Sanitarium Near Independence Missouri
Kansas City July 15. The proposed sanitarium in Independence, begun in a revelation to Joseph Smith, president of the reorganized church, is to be built on 17 acres ten miles east of Kansas City. A contract to purchase the land was signed yesterday, just outside Independence limits near the Church of the Reorganized Latter Day Saints.
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Independence
Missouri
Kansas City
Joseph
Journal Roasts Maxon Over Reno School Board Decision
The Reno school board will not reinstate teachers dropped from the roll and faces sharp critique from The Journal. The paper accuses the majority of acting under Maxon’s influence and also lampoons the persistent office chaser in a pointed editorial style.
Beaten for protecting woman tar and prather assailants
Byron Fletcher attorney of Sparks Nevada was beaten by Harry Muse a young machinist after Mase had Muse arrested for beating his wife Fietwaher in a complaint. Muse later warned Fletcher and mauled him on the street until Fletcher lay with both eyes blackened. Muse is serving 100 days in county jail for the later assault.
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Byron Fletcher
Sparks
Nevada
Harry Muse
Muse
Fietwaher
Bie
Mase
Fletcher
Mose
Wonder
Rand
Jobe Patterson
Sage
Dam— Agvn
Patterson
Hercules
L. B. Hahn
J. T. Elkins
H. Adams
V. L. Adams
R. G.cone
Chet Fortune
Ralph Fortune
Earl Allen
Marse Henry's Candidate For President Questioned
Colonel Henry Watterson back from Europe stirs debate on his chosen Democratic presidential candidate. The Indianapolis Star report outlines a puzzle picture naming a non eastern candidate, likely popular with voters and reminiscent of Lincoln, admired by Watterson. Citizens across the nation speculate amid midwest interest.
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Henry Watterson
Maree Henry
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Henry Watterhon
Indianapolis Star
Alleghenies
Potomac
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Middle West
Watterson
Josep W. Folk
Missouri
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Tom J. Johnson
Cleveland
David R Francis
Emancipator
Greeks Sidetracked as Laborers Refuse Wages Dispute
Several carloads of Greeks sent from New York to labor on Southern Pacific sections west of Salt Lake refused to work for 1.60 per day claiming their contract called for 2.25. They were shot at a lonely siding west of Battle Mountain where food was scarce and after fighting mosquitoes walked 70 miles to Winnemucca. Nevada Singer Doea Well Richard Tobin, a tenor, finished studies at the New England Conservatory and will pursue stage work after visiting Reno and Virginia City before leaving for the East. A 17,000 contract was let to enlarge Nye County courthouse and jail at Tonopah.
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New York
Salt Lake
Battle Mountain
Winnemucca
Nevada
Doea
Richard Tobin
Richard Jose
New England Conservatory of Music
Reno
Virginia City
Haat
Reward Offered for Arrest in Eureka County Lines Shooting
Ten dollars reward offered by the Eureka County heir to information leading to arrest and conviction of any person guilty of shooting or breaking insulators on telephone lines in Eureka County Nevada Sheriff W H Sweeney announces the reward on July 12 1907 in Eureka Nevada.
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Eureka County
W. H. Sweeney
Nevada
Eureka
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Seapshots
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Charles A. Sivingo
Clarence $. Darrow
Haywood
Nye County
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Hesh
Goldfield
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Henley
Solomon's
Marse Henry
Johnson Mercantile Co
Hiram Johnson
Tuderlin Banking Company
Casmien
Casiike
Ehleo
Live Stock Directory
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People’s Meat Market
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William Zadow
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Vincent Lani
Diamond
G. W. Halstead
Jane, Addrem
Mike Vaccaro
Karel County
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Kiitress
Alpha
J. J. Hylton
Elko County
George L. Bro
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Tabor
Newark
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Perdicare A& Co-Owner
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