Orchard denial and letters in Harry Orchard trial
Boise reports recount the state presenting letters from witness Har ry Orchard and defendant Haywood to show a conspiracy to deceive Mrs Orchard about Orchard's spring and summer 1905 whereabouts. Orchard testifies Haywood claimed to be relaying Alaska letters and that Mrs Orchard replies came via Haywood amid defense impeachment questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Orchard
Cripple Creek
San Francisco
Western Federation of Miners
Nome
Alaska
Marion Moore
Steunenberg
Bodies of two more Minn. launch crew recovered at Hampton Roads
Norfolk Va June 18 the bodies of Midshipman Walter Car Ulrich of Milwaukee and Seaman Hurley Loyall Vanderdee were found. They were among the crew of the ill fated launch of the battleship Minnesota in Hampton Roads a week earlier. This brings recoveries to six besides Ulrich and Vanderdee others named Field Stevenson Holcomb and Westphal. Ulrich’s body went to the naval hospital at Portsmouth for shipment. Vanderdee’s body was found in Hampton Roads today.
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Norfolk
Walter Car Ulrich
Milwaukee
Hurley Loyall Vanderdee
Minnesota
Hampton Roads
Ulrich
Vanderbee
Field
Stevenson
Holcomb
Westphal
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Seaman Vanderdee
Body of Seaman Van Dorn Found Near Fort Monroe
The body of seaman Harry L. Van Dorn of West Cedar Rapids Iowa, from the Minnesotas launch, was found near the Ripraps at Fort Monroe Virginia. He lay with arms outstretched as if swimming and barefoot, suggesting he swam after the launch disaster. Six bodies recovered. five remain missing. Funeral services planned at the naval hospital unless claimed by family.
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Fort Monroe
Harry L. van Dorn
West Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Minnesta
Emma Gouldman
Old Point
Pine Beach
Minnesota
The
Naval Hospital
van Dorn
Tug Crisfield Crew to Face Probe After Tragedy
Norfolk June 18 The crew of the tug Crisfield is ordered to appear before a supervising boat inspector for examination to determine if the tug's tow was responsible for the Minnesota wreck and sinking.
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Norfolk
New York
Philadelphia
Crisfield
Minnesota
Orchard Steady As Haywood Trial Opens In Ada Court
Boise June 18 The Haywood family filled seats near the prisoner as the Haywood murder case resumed in Ada county district court. J T Nichols testified on Caldwell jail matters and a letter from Pettibone was copied. Defense objections and a telegram from MM halted further details.
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Boise
Idaho
Haywood
William D. Haywood
Ada County
J. T. Nichols
Canyon County
Caldwell
Orchard
Steunenberg
Pettibone
Nichols
Fred Miller
Spokane
Miller
Municipal League of Indiana Opens Seventeenth Session
Logansport Indiana hosts the seventeenth annual Municipal League meeting starting today and running to Thursday. J Fred France of Huntington chaired the session with invocation by Rev B B Bigler and welcome by Logansport Mayor George P McKee. Mayors Durgan of Lafayette and Murphy of Wabash spoke on municipal needs as officials discuss problems and garbage disposal methods.
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Logansport
Ind
Municipal League of
Indiana
J. Fred France
Huntington
B. B. Bigler
George P. McKee
George R. Durgan
Lafayette
Joseph Murphy
Wabash
France
W. P. O'Neal
Richmond
Three Men Fatally Hurt In Boiler Explosion
Huntington Indiana June 17 three men were fatally injured by a boiler explosion at the Andrews Cabinet company's sawmill Low water in the boiler caused the blast William Mote William Gift and William Burton mill hands were among the injured.
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Huntington, Inn
Andrews Cabinet Company
William Mote
William Gift
William Burton
Gas mains between Fort Wayne and Bluffton sold
The Fort Wayne Gas Company received court approval to take up and remove long natural gas mains between Fort Wayne and Bluffton. Receiver Henry C. Paul oversees the transaction as part of the court proceeding.
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Fort Wayne
Bluffton
Federal Court
Henry C. Paul
Fort Wayne Gas, Company
Fort, T “Sy
Miraculous Escape as Big Four Train Derailed in Columbus
Big Four passenger train No 19 plowed into an open switch in northern Columbus. The engine kilometer nose sank, the tender and engine toppled, and fireman Joe Mahaffey was fatally injured while engineer William T. Smith was unhurt. Passengers faced injuries ranging from hip and back to facial cuts as responders rushed to the scene. The wreck blocks a factory spur and investigators seek tampering or switch failure as cause.
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Columbus
Ohio
Big Four
New York Central
Cleveland
William T. Smith
Joe Mahaffey
Twentieth Century Limited
New York
Elizabeth Lawrie
J. K. Keegan
H. L. Leed
Mansfield
Dr. Hyndman
West 144Th Street
Lake Shore Limited
Engine Strains as Train Lies on Track
A huge engine groans and nearly topples as it is moved along the track. Crews sand the rails and guide the ponderous machine while it clings to its position and rattles under strain.
Boys Blamed for Wreck Near Columbus
Officials of the New York Central report from Columbus that an open switch wrecked the Big Four Express No. 19 at North Columbus. A gang of boys is accused after an earlier train passed moments before and drew the engineer’s attention to the crowd near the spur leading to the sewer pipe works.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
Columbus
North Columbus
Indiana counties pay over three million dollars to state treasury
Indianapolis June 18 A May settlement totaling 1 379 321 53 from ninety two counties is paid into Indiana state treasury with Bartholomew county overpaying. Final state total will exceed 3 175 000 from five taxes distributed by the state auditor. Counties listed with payments by amount and county name.
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Indianapolis
Bartholomew
State Auditor's Office
Benevolent Institutions
State School Fund
State Educational Institutions Fund
Adams
Allen
Benton
Blackford
Boone
Brown
Carroll
Cass
Clark
Clay
Clinton
Crawford
Daviess
Dearborn
Decatur
DeKalb
Delaware
Dubois
Elkhart
Fayette
Floyd
Fountain
Franklin
Fulton
Gibson
Grant
Greene
Hamilton
Hancock
Harrison
Hendricks
Henry
Howard
Huntington
Jackson
Jasper
Jay
Jefferson
Jennings
Johnson
Knox
Kosciusko
Lagrange
Lake
Laporte
Lawrence
Madison
Marion
Marshall
Martin
Miami
Monroe
Montgomery
Morgan
Newton
Noble
Ohio
Orange
Owen
Parke
Perry
Pike
Porter
Posey
Pulaski
Putnam
Randolph
Ripley
Rush
Scott
Shelby
Spencer
Starke
Steuben
St. Joseph
Sullivan
Switzerland
Tippecanoe
Tipton
Union
Can
Verdict for $8 000 Awarded in Garrett Woman Case
In Fort Wayne the jury awarded Mrs. Mattie Odenkirk of Garrett $8,000 against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in her suit for the death of her husband, engineer Zane B. Odenkirk, who died in a wreck west of Albion in 1905. The trial followed hearings and arguments after opening court on Tuesday afternoon, with witnesses and jurors listed and more than two dozen potential jurors named.
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Albert B. Anderson
United States District and Circuit Court
District of Indiana
Fort Wayne
Mattie Odenkirk
Garrett
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Zane B. Odenkirk
Albion
Anderson
Indianapolis
Noble C. Butler
United States
Henry C. Pettit
A. W. Boyd
John Jones
John Hess
John A. Scott
Mrs. Odenkirk
Samuel S. Teeters
Andrew J. Little
The
Incandescent
Monroeville
Elmer Vandemark
Barket
Oliver A. Ormsby
Uniondale
Edward Jones
Hartford City
George B. Griffith
Dilman
R. W. Redding
Rock Creek
Emanuel Hart
John Zeigler
Somerset
John D. Johnson
Teegarden
Samuel Smith
Kewanna
Grant Henderson
Montpelier
Frank White
Portland
Christopher H. Hardy
Arthur McFarlane
Monument City
Leon Freygang
Angola
John W. Sale
Fort. Wayne
Nashville Tenn Tune Entry From Scan
Readable fragment notes Nashville Tennessee and a date like Tune 18 in quoting marks, but lacks clear event or details. The text appears as OCR remnants with city and month indicators without a complete report or outcome.
Plan to Bombard Black Sea Ports Time to Frustrate
An outlook details a strategy to bombard Black Sea ports to disrupt enemy supply routes. The plan aims to frustrate operations by targeting shipping hubs and coastal facilities, with emphasis on swift, decisive action and minimal civilian impact.
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Black Sea
Mutiny Rumor Surrounds Black Sea Fleet at Odessa
Odessa reports a mutiny among 5 000 sailors in eight battleships eight cruisers and torpedo boats. Admiral Tzitsinsky halted the bombardment and ordered guns dismantled before ships were returned to Sebastopol. Moderate and radical factions debate government strength as Stolypin faces backlash over parliamentary convocation.
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Odessa
Black Sea
Caucasian
Tsas
Iver
Tzitsinsky
Rostislav
Sebastopol
General strike odds fade after government coup
In St Petersburg on June 17 officials say the push for a general strike in response to the government coup is weakening. A secret conference of the central committee of social democrats is meeting in Finland where opposition remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Central Committee of Social Democrats
Finland
Five Men Die in Explosion at Sinnemahoning Powder Mill
Five workers were killed today in a blast in the gelatine department of Sinnema honing Powder Manufacturing at Sinnemahoning Pennsylvania. Names listed include Billmire Summersons Edward Cole J B Nelson Harry Cole and Samuel Shadman. Only fragments of the bodies were recovered and investigators could not determine the cause as all men in the building were killed. Two nearby workers were injured.
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Williamsport
Sinnemahoning Powder Manufacturing Company
Sinnemahoning
Billmire Summersons
Edward Cole
J. B. Nelson
Harry Cole
Samuel Shadman
Tot Found After Long Desert Wander in Idaho
Boise June 18 a nineteen month old boy baby of Lawrence Marsh missing since Saturday night was found alive after a hundred man search in sage brush wilderness. Henry A Hawthorn led the rescue and the child asked to ride the pony, uttering a hopeful query about riding.
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Boise
Idaho
Lawrence Marsh
Caldwell
Henry A. Hawthorn
Hawthorn
Saloon zoning ruling tightens ban near parks and schools
Indiana appellate court rules cities may keep saloons at least five hundred feet from parks or schools. The decision upholds municipal powers to regulate alcohol outlets as part of public health and safety.
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Sentinel
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Polish election law sparks gloom in Warsaw
In Warsaw on June 17 the new law reducing Polish representation in parliament is blamed for deep gloom. Leading papers say revolution is impossible against Russian forces and that Poles must entrust their cause to Europe and America's public judgment.
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Warsaw
Europe
America
Four Die Trying to Save Boy in Lake Sammamish Tragedy
Five people died in a Lake Sammamish accident at Monahan Point near Seattle. The victims include Antone Meyer, 13, his two sisters Lizzie and Ida, their mother Mrs Meyer, and aunt Mrs John Herter. Four women drowned while attempting to rescue Antone.
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Seattle
Wash
Monahan
Lake Sammamish
Antone Meyer
Lizzie Meyer
Ida Meyer
Meyer
John Herter
Stove full of cigars found in Woodburn shop raid
Herman Miller, former Woodburn deputy sheriff, cleaned his blacksmith stove Monday and uncovered hundreds of cigars packed under papers. Sheriff Grice investigated but found no clues to the thieves. A false mustache near the Joe Falkner saloon linked to local robberies and the marshal murder two weeks earlier is also being examined by Sheriff and Prosecutor Ninde.
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Herman Miller
Woodburn
Grice
Joe Falkner
Marshal Columbus Cray
D. B. Ninde
Typhoid outbreak hits Pittsburg with new cases
Typhoid fever remains epidemic in Pittsburg with forty one new cases in the last 24 hours and 22 total since June 1. Health Superintendent Edwards cites impure water supply as the present outbreak cause, noting higher virulence and mortality than last year and spread along towns along the Allegheny river.
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Pittsburg
Bureau of Health
Edwards
Allegheny
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M. Uexkill von Gyldenbandt
M. Golonbew
M. Iswolsky
M. Schusanebach
M. Stolypin
Baron Freedericksz
M. Kokovtsoff
Finance
M. Schaufuss
M. Filosofoff
Commerce
Star Witness
Hercules
Richardson
Hoosier
Vention
Treasury OF
Garrett Woman
aMittie Odenkirk
Nashville
Tenn
CZAW
Constitutional Democrats
Stolypin
Woodburn Shop
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