Darrow Makes Plea in Colorado Miner Trial
In sessions of the district court in Denver, Darrow outlined to the jury the alleged plot by Orchard and Pettibone. He contends the conspiracy aimed to destroy the Western Federation of Miners and argued the defendants bore responsibility for the murder attempt, while detailing connections among Orchard, Pettibone, and others amid a sprawling defense. The trial, part of a larger case, centers on charges tied to the murder plot and the broader federation interference.
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Third Oresetis
Chivente Darerow
Chiengy
Cho
Tinta
Taywood
Brete Danbers
Eyaiy Tratkertal
Oreband
Stowenberg
Orchard
Meyer
Darrow
Darboy Cluibey
Ming Qwaert Axavelalian
Colorado
Wands
Federation of Miners
Arvlad
Cithin
Ebrywood
Triad
Marry Orchard
Haywesid
Jack Simpkins
Federation
Simpkins
Denver
le Prail
Bis
Spokane
Fattibone
Pettibone
Pettiebone
Ime Petuihane
San Francis
San Francisco
Tn Pettibone
Heat wave hits Pittsburg district with seven dead
In Pittsburg and surrounding areas a severe heat wave causes seven deaths and widespread prostration. Forecasters warn no relief before tomorrow night as temperatures soar and electrical storms move through Indiana, Illinois, and lower Michigan. Thunder showers expected Tuesday and Wednesday with strong winds and heat.
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Ohbin
Indiana
Iiois
Lower
Michigan
Pittsburg
Jung
City bids for lighting plant come within estimates
The board of public works announced bids for the city's electric plant exceeded by only a small margin, with total cost estimated around 150000. Firms named include Westlightrars Electric, Ohin Construction, and Industrial Construction Company. The board will meet again to review proposals and select the contractor.
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Ford Suit Ielly
Auiescuttt
Lieorisha
Cate
Vaboul
Bate
Haro Kemp
Crite
Wayne
Weallaghons Company
Aid Mn
Guage
Jaye
Dane
Haan
Hugh Jeen
Appiar Eade Ari S
Fort Wayne Rhe Company
Westlighiarsa Electrig Coats Pany
Ohin Construction Company
Ingine Company
Mebielty Construction Company
Motilorhyg Gutatrachog Getapiny, Industrial Construction Company
Tyan Conateaetion Chhypy
Hawt Supply Company
Standard Roller Couppatey
Bass Works Defended Himself From Attack Says Sulupen
The report details a mass works assault claim where Sulupen recalls Bass Works defending himself. Witnesses include Joseph Oswald and Dr. J Wey, with police involvement and arrests of Hilker and Wier as the scene shifted to the public works area.
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Sulupen
Willian
Joseph Oswald
Sunilte Alreol
Willy
Dyge
Aingeytter Gaalds
Hrisouer
Puliee
Hemiquarts
J. Wey
Paul Erin
Hilker
Heth Qeeald
Wier
Chevirat and
Hart
Anguah Hutt
Teva
Chieags
Butts
Rutt
Aarkenrider
Une Police
Tor
Nine Western Union Telegraphers Rejected on Reinstatement Bid
Nine Western Union telegraphers dismissed for union affiliation applied for reinstatement after a letter from President Clowry claimed only non membership dismissals would be rehired. Union headquarters reported they would be considered individually despite a San Francisco strike order cited by managers.
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New York
Shing
Western Union Telegraph
Labrie
Nott
Clowry
2Enion
Western Union
San Francisco
Neill
Barelay
Achat storm closes Triavian Sehast youth event
A chaotic report notes the closing of the Achat storm at Triivan Sehast for People Minded Youth AHL. Observers report Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the examination bell of the Ankack Institute. A diagram prepared by the protestors shows a plan for a demonstration in the winter, with a public display at a work street launched by hosts. The exhibit will be open to visitors by evening, and the public invited to review the display at Die school.
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Triiavn
Mindad
AHL
Ma Obsereed Thurslay Atiarnonn
Gene Ally
Esa
Die
Brewery Combine in St Louis Breweries Merger Talk
A meeting is underway behind closed doors to discuss a likely consolidation of major St Louis breweries. Attendees include attorney BOL Croty and James S. Brailny of Torlean, cited as a key factor in the possible brewery merger. The outcome hinges on a formal statement defining the scope of the consolidation.
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Aettorney
Bol Croty
Aber
Yemen
James S. Brailny
Tor
Fort Wayne Girl Married at Milwaukee
A Fort Wayne girl and a Chicago man obtained a marriage license in Milwaukee on June 24 and sought a quick ceremony with Judge Ludwig. They claimed to be on tour and visiting Milwaukee, presenting the required papers for the union.
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Fort Wayne
Milwaukee
Muavatree
Wis
J. 7 Coveny
Chicago
Atel Mary
Wands
Fort, Wayne
Inc
Ludwig
Alhwankon
Andre Ludwig
Wilk
Concordia Commencement Plans and Labor Row
Concordia plans an evening commencement with a color salute, maneuvers, and a parade as graduates are conferred. Meanwhile a labor dispute escalates with Joann Putoragiz charged with salt and battery after an assault at the works, leaving one worker badly hurt.
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Ar Concarnia Callyan
Ander
Fayanare
Ali
Calloga Nall
Ipiamas
Joann Putoragiz
Fast Works
Cheviren and
Barron
Albert One
Mrs J W Chapman Dead in Warsaw General Poisoning Incident
Mrs J Wilbur Chapman wife of evangelist died this morning after a recent poisoning incident in Warsaw. She was thirty thirteen years old and had been in critical condition since the accident two weeks ago at a Lew Rend hospital. J Pavia a laborer in the Wabash yards had one finger amputated after an injury in the yard hours before.
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Koster
Oswald
Tonklium
Serpraal Viarkearidar
Sleer
Aml
Thilker
Wukanwo
Sergpane Pappert
Tookulin Np
Warsaw
Withay Chapman
Lew Rend
Iler
Ale
Shteen
J. Pavia
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Samuel Nolwerts
Jome A. Witter
Filter
Milter
Alty
Toherks
Prt
Attack on the Czar Sparks Turbulent Protests in Pribbsburg
Fragmented account describes upheaval and revolutionary statements amid attacks on the czarist regime. Propaganda features condemnations of government repression and press freedoms, with calls for land reform, personal liberty, and wider political change. Leaders blamed government for social unrest as revolutionary circles publish manifestos and demand accountability.
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Pribbsbrurg
Leday
Nicholas Ior Ul Mime
Nani Torah
Tanatiots
Hinherto
Social Revelationists
Toll
Agrarian Commission
Seidel wire ordinance praised by council members
The council members Langard, Reidel and Wyss reported favorably on the Seidel wire ordinance. The measure, discussed last night, would allow wiring across ripest or Mubbwiblings without perm and outlines rules and regulations for construction and placement.
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Langard
Reidel
Gentry Dog and Pony Show Coming to Fort Wayne
Local reports announce the Gentry Dog and Pony Show returning to Fort Wayne with exhibitions at the Summit City grounds. Organizers promise a lively event drawing large crowds familiar with the touring performance.
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Gentry Dog and Pony Show
Fork
Wayne
Mondax
Fort Wayne i
Work on New Armory to Begin Soon
Contained in a garbled report is a plan for a new armory at the corner of Spyita and Supertar streets. Officials say active construction will start within a few days and take about sixty days to complete the building described with offices, banquet hall, and drill spaces, though many details are unclear due to corrupted text.
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Mr Be
Spyita
Lott
Tee
Falls Backward From Window In City Home
A blurred clipping reports a man named George Weber escaping with slight injuries after falling backward out a second floor window. The fragmentary text mentions a street, a wife, and a residence in the city but lacks clear dates or full details.
Dividends for July set record high
New York plucky report shows July disbursements and interest by Larka corporations reach an all time peak. Total dividends and interest slated amount to 92.55 million dollars for July, surpassing last year by broad margins across railroad street and utility sectors.
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New York
Larka
Sntittan
Journal of Commerce
Roosevelt
Whiel Laut
Hea
Koga
Goa Times
Honda and Trust Companies
Prominent Farmer Victim of Thieves
A farmer named Benjamin, living two miles north of the area, was robbed of all his meat preparations for the summer after thieves struck last week. Mrs Gorry discovered the loss Saturday morning while fetching ham for Sunday dinner, revealing the theft to the community.
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Espertel
Bam
Lind
Dune
Benjaminh
Here
Gas Prices in Boston Drop Amid Metered Revisions
The report notes a broad price reduction in Boston with fuel costs falling to a cent range. Officials indicate the changes reflect metering updates and adjustments by the Bas Consolidated Gas Company.
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Boston Daria
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