Trial drama at Cripple Creek as Orchard testimony challenged
Counsel for W D Haywood attacked Harry Orchard testimony at Cripple Creek trial. Defense pressed that Orchard met railway men and detectives, disputing his claims about train wrecks and Vindicator mine events. The day featured contradictions, pleas of fear, and Orchard’s uneasy stand under cross examination as Colorado observers watched closely.
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Boise
Waho
W. D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Denver
Orchard
Cripple Creek
LC. Scott
Scott
C. ¢. Steining
Minn Owners’ Association
Meoet
Iily
Meyer
Maywood
Heol
Bii
Rover
Tha Defansa
Becausy
Orchart
Aditi
Tia
Mina
Ilka
Fort Wayne Hotel Scheme Promises Big Subscriptions
Fort Wayne promoters report $125000 raised for a new first class hotel with plans for $300000 total investment. committee urges more subscriptions, promising a modern structure with ground floor shops and expected annual returns, while detailing long term rent and profit potential.
Mrs Gould Story Tells Of Estate Fight And Abuse
The wife of Gould asserts she was forced from Castle Gould by servants, facing coercion and threats. She describes loss of clothing and property valued at $200,000, and attempts to cobble a divorce case while Gould’s counsel seeks to strike parts of her complaint as the court prepares further action.
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Castle Gould
Topica
New York
Mrs. Gould
Castle
Pala
Entata
Mrr
Gould
Fooliah
Daly
Mallory
Othay
Comeuil
Cate
Qowoe
Wally
Mr. Gould
Cradlo Gould
Alia
Centdenthor Lumbini
Sisties McCull
Tia Dechlon
Thomas Overly Killed by Nickel Plate Passenger Engine
Thomas Overly, a 60 year old Port Wayne resident and Civil War veteran, was struck and killed by a Nickel Plate passenger engine near the St Marys bridge late Thursday night. His brother Herman and several family members reside on St Martin Street. Surviving children Abs, Amientice, Elza, Albert, and Willem. The general will be held this afternoon with kin in attendance.
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Ta Overty
Jaco Wiian
St Mary's Railroad Bridge
Thomas Overly
Weiss
Ind
Sit St. Martin's Street
Overly
Mada Lly
Wileys
Sitra
Wells
Tom Overly
Sand Lake
Mich
Port Wayne
Company 1
Thts Cavalry
Ninerlath Regioom
Haniel
Sorel
Abs
Amientice
Elza
Albert
Willem
Kinein & Melehing
Bad Weather Delays Park Feeworks Start
Weather disruptions force postponement of the Arwseorkes event at the park. Organizers cite heavy conditions and plan to resume Friday night, with hotel lane and nearby areas affected by the delay. The weeklong schedule shifts as officials reassess safety and access.
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Werner
Wayne Township Assessor's Office Blank Entry Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows Wayne Township Assessor's Office blank lines and a garbled statement about equal lanes and Wind. The readable text hints at a query or filing context but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes to confirm a definitive event.
Murderers Run Loose After Bank Burglary in Woodburn
Early morning shooting in Woodburn left Town Marshal Columbus Croy dead as police chase two unknown burglars. Sheriff and coroner state two suspects fled by freight, with no solid clues. Witnesses say the scene drew a panic as residents flooded the streets seeking safety.
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Columbus Croy
Woodburn
Mir
Jetup
Chloe
Jitex
Dayton
Mareakal Cray
Coranor Brulty
Journal-Gnnette
Tia
Tom Lala
Munterera
Self Confessed Assassin Accuses Plot Against Governor Steunenburg
A self confessed assassin links Kaywood to a plot to kill Governor Steunenburg. The disputed claims involve a secretary in the federation of Miners and a sequence of names and places with unclear details.
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Kaywood
Steunenburg
Priecipal
Uintaku
Oteensular
Wretent Federation of Miners
Holie
Gleven
One More Scandal In Roosevelts Inquiry Unfolds
Turbulent Washington investigations sweep into 1930s federal relations with the post office and railroads. Reports speak of a conspiracy probe led by 32 U S inspectors under Uncle Sam, with potential retirement and reinforcements pending. The case, tied to a $2,000,000 annual figure, has sparked security concerns and Cabinet-level scrutiny.
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Mncinnate
Juma
Millvewse
Postofice Department
Roosevelt
TimesStar
Uitts-SwapeshoMea Ingpeetara Ara
Portobles Department
United States
Uncle Suni
Postance Department
United State
Chingy Holmes
Hatud
Dogs Sweep Trail in Murder Hunt Near Maysville
A telephone message led to a chase by Sheriff Crier and Deputy Hawaiian across Woodburn and Maysville as two burglars fled after a fatal raid. Bloodhounds tracked the trail from Faulkner Saloon northward six miles then west toward Maysville, with authorities preparing further steps for capture.
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Eelock
Wooadburn
Dorere
Marshal Columban
Croy
Uhit
Teshak
Ue Uuthawa
Maysville
Daysdon
Faulkner
Anita
Bull Rapits Polilie Road
Maysvillé
Exettonianta
Woodburn
Sherif Crier
Hawaiian Aire
Mrs Clara Coleman Dies of Tuberculosis
Mrs Clara Coles wife of Avie Coleman died at home on May 1 after a long illness from tuberculosis. The family resided on Mreemay Street. She was twenty three years old and is survived by her husband two small children and her parents Mr and Mrs Hill. The funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Clara Coles
Avie Coleman
Fragmentary Bulletin About Economic Crisis and Bankruptcy
A garbled bulletin discusses mortgage and banking terms, mentions government action, and hints at a global financial downturn. Specific details are unclear, but the text references bankruptcy and economic strain affecting markets and institutions.
Children die after self harm in Cleveland home
Reported in Cleveland Ohio a tragedy where two or more children died by suicide at a family residence. An elder girl was unconscious at the scene and another family member was injured. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
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Cleveland
Salh
Mir Vlawon
Amul Aries
Meir
Che Deat
Bo Wassesi
Une Eben
Wwe
Aml
Leeds
Mareaerine
Laois
Staffan
Col Ayres Supports Wife In Highland Pass Case At West Point
In New York on June 7 a military department official stated Lieutenant Colonel Charles Grestotter will back his wife in the Highland Pass action. The report mentions engagement of attorneys and officials including superintendent Hugh Scott and allied officers at the West Point academy.
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Tighland Pass
N.Y
Charles Grestotter
Tlawi
West Point Military Academy
Boliz Goes 10 Prison In Fort Wayne Case
Indianapolis June 7 Freddy Boliz of Fort Wayne was sentenced by Judge Andernan in a federal court to three years at Leavenworth for knowingly receiving and selling about 1600 dollars worth of stolen property. The jury found him not guilty on one count but guilty on others. the judge criticized Boliz and noted the prior offenses. The proceedings included defense claims of innocence and a statement by Boliz that a witness lied. judge insisted on prison and a 1000 dollar fine per count. The case updates continue on page 2.
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Indianapolis
Freddy, Boltz
Fort Wayne
Saxo A. B. Andernan
Bard Iqhar
Tha Fort
Leavenworth
Junie Anderson
Gadia S
John W. Kern
Pew
Andor
Holtz
Sue
Holts
Fam Bia
Cain Tully
Dollie
Moore
Irey
Streifiing
Trey
Vionner
Boltz
Baltz
Tom
Atd
Iass
Chia Tase
Haltz
Howe
Otto
Twitz
Port Leavenworth
United States
Marahal
Tont
Marria
Kallonee
Tex
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Gyvindis
Thorreilly
Heras
Weeho Fm
Wort Wayne
Angeles Bern
Lowa
Gordes
Wight
Met
Ainda
Gaxatte
Yurry
Hucrison
Bean
Aaredo
Ei WU
Hater
Nuquofn
Reper
Lequala
Dallind Waeth
Chirga
Jane
Mate Aueress
Tory
Bulletin
Wayne Township
Sessor
Marshal Croy
Josny Diney
Borglara
Arman
Cray
Sorantz Linkie
JournalCagntte
Jini
Alee
Che Deenieal
Phaparyines
Kaales
Sherif Jesse Grive
Short Nies Hingueward
Tinnojer J. BL Stal
Politi
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Bull Rapids Road
Arthur Coleman
Knait van Amam
Gausedt
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