Six Men Take Stand In Orchard Dynamite Case
Max Matheh and others testified for Haywood and Medeller denying Harry Orchard's accusations about the Globe/Denver/Cripple Creek misconduct. Malich and Alkman denied Orchard's claims of a planned boarding house bombing and murder plots, while Garbled cross-examination signals state's push to rebut. Orchard will later be recalled to address Pettivone dope in Gloveville store fire.
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Bolse
Max Matheh
Medeller
Billy
Alkmat
Globeville
Denver
Cripple Creek
Harry Orchard
William DD
Haywood
Orchard
Malich
Cloberitte
William McDonald
Kit Brennenberg
Steve
Annie Adams
Orcehard
Stennenberg
Ronnenberg
Mehelich
Alkman
Walch
Churmming
Curious Defense Witness Shapes Cripple Creek Case
The article describes FE L McParland brother of detective James McParland testifying for the defense in a Haywood era case. It details deportations, military actions at Cripple Creek and Telluride, and defenses by Englee and Toaster about forced confessions and solitary confinement.
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FE. L. McParland
James McParland
Aganst Haywood
Moyer
Pettibone
Orchard
McParland
Maniton
Victor Dur
Trugene Englee
Colorado
Ovchard
Telluride
Englee
Momas G. Toaster
Bisbee
Cripple Creek
Florence and Crile Creek
Foster
Scott
Sterling
Fratoures Of The Evidence In Orchard Case
Malich defended Orchard Wan Tough while backing him with cash. Testimony shows witnesses claim they heard Orchard Uneaten to kil Stennenberg though they held no grudge against the ex governor. Malich described a reckless method of choosing partners and said Orchard introduced him to Thu via Detective Crating. Grehard questioned if Orchard was sincere when proposing violent acts and Malich noted backings for Orchard in a saloon venture and partial support for a non-union hotel plan with limits.
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Malich
Orchard
Kil Stennenberg
Malleh
Tin
Thu
Crating
Cgritias
Grehard
Ma- Heb
Maleb
Mysterious Offer Toked Over Smelter Store Case
An outline describes a plan to set a price to abduct or remove MeDonald, proprietor of the smelter’s store, for $100. The motive cited is that MeDonald’s death would aid Matich, while Vlad kept two stars as part of the unsettled case.
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Orehned
Wna
Minder Tor
MeDonald
Matich
President Roosevelt's Western Trip Itinerary Announced
Secretary Loeb outlines Roosevelt's post vacation journey beginning September 20 from Oyster Bay to Canton Ohio for the McKinley monument dedication, then to Keokuk Iowa to speak, ride the Mississippi, with stops at St Louis Cairo and Memphis before returning to Washington on October 4.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
Roosevelt
Loel
Canton
Keokuk
Mississippi
St. Louis
Cairo
Nother
Memphis
Tenn
Washington
Miraculous Escape as Block Collapses in Cincinnati
Fifty-two laborers narrowly escaped death when a Main Street business block collapsed due to foundation weakening from an adjacent excavation for a new ten story building. Ten injured, none seriously, as workers eating nearby were saved by protective timbers and swift action. In Chicago, Dr. D K Pearsons donated 71,000 to colleges including Newberry Kingfisher Hastings and Dubuque German Presbyterian Seminary.
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Cincinnati
Main Street
Pearsons
Chicago
D. K. Pearsons
Tilusdale
Newberry College
South Carolina
Kingfsber College
Oklahoma
Hastings College
Nebraska
Dubuque German
Ship Yaril Strike Ends After Sixteen Weeks in South Chicago
After sixteen weeks, members of the Boilermakers and Shipbuilders unions at South Chicago yield to Chicago Shipbuilding Co. in a sympathy strike that failed in all parts of the enterprise. Heart Disease Gets Another Man. Milwaukee man A. W. Hill, 35, dies suddenly in his office. Examinations for railroad accountants to be held August 1 in multiple cities under the Civil Service Commission for the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Chicagoa
Tron Shipbuilders
South Chicago
Chicago Shipbullding Company
Milwaukee
A. W. Hill
Escorts
Milwaukee County
Manonie Order
Wisconsin
Jor
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Intal State Commerce Commission
Baseball Scores From July Fourth Card
Scores from multiple leagues report wins and losses across games on July 3 and 4. Key results include Brooklyn defeating New York 8 to 2, Cincinnati 5 over Chicago, Boston 6 over Washington, and Denver 12 over Sioux City with Omaha 4 over Milwaukee.
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Chicago
Tittsburg
Minneapolis
Rockefeller a Myth National Sleuths Hunt Him
United States marshals besieged John D. Rockefeller’s Forest Hill estate in Cleveland seeking service of a subpoena from Judge Landis’ Chicago court. Deputies reported efforts to gain access and indicated Rockefeller may be at the Ohio residence, with continued picketing and security precautions around the property.
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Cleveland
Forest Hill
John 1D
Rockefeller
United States
Frank M. Chandler
Department of Justice
Marshal Chandler
Washington
Nja
Bate
John 1D. Rockefeller
Federal Court of Northern
Ohio
Rockefeller aides sought to dodge Ohio court summons
The piece reports prosecutors pursuing John D Rockefeller and associates in Cleveland with bonds guaranteeing appearance. It notes William M Davis of Hancock county and attorney James C Troup arrange for the Rockefeller brother to appear when needed. Other items cover attempts to serve William Rockefeller and rumors of his presence in Rome or France. It also mentions Judge Amena ordering William A Clark to account for United Verde Copper dealings.
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Tindsay
John de Rockefeller
Cleveland
William M. Davin
Hancock County
David
Chicago
Standard OU Company
J. C. Donnell
Ohio Oiempany
James C. Troup
Bowling Green
New York
Marshal Henkel
Jali
Rockefeller
Wiliam Rockefeller
John JD. Rockefeller
Lamia
Tnlya
William Rocketeer
Willam Rockefeller
Rome
France
Adirondacks
Clark Muat
Ameua
Supreme Court
William A. Clark
United Verde Copper Company
Vacation routing for subscribers
Notice to subscribers asks readers leaving the city to leave their forwarding address at the office. Paper can be mailed to any destination via phone 25 with no extra charge for address changes. Daily Journal delivery costs 10 cents a week and brings home news during vacations.
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Journal
the Daily Journal
Words of Praise For the savers]
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is praised as a reliable female health remedy. The ad lists symptoms it may help and emphasizes honesty in ingredient labeling, no alcohol, and personal privacy for letters to Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative and regulator.
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Plerce
Pierce
Plergers
Dr. Pierce
Vierce
Buffalo
The Wrong Shop In Bowery Beer Stop
A plain American pan handler orders a schooner of Bowery beer and, after drinking, loiters at the free lunch counter. He consumes several large sausages then prepares to leave. The barkeeper urges him to visit a butcher shop next time for a glass of beer.
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New York Globe
Bill
Expensive Find Sparks Brief Fire of Spending
A note about finding a two dollar bill last summer's suit leads to a quick burst of spending. The Brooklyn Eagle and Cleveland Leader are cited as sources, with quips about broad views and a joke from Harper's Weekly.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Cleveland
Thumping Headaches and Kidney Troubles Warned
Freeport residents suffer dull and prostrating headaches linked to kidney disorders. Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted to purify the blood, banish pain, and restore energy. Mrs. Claude Downey testifies the remedy cured her back pain and dizziness after several months with no recurrence. Available from Emmett's drug store. price 60 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. is the U.S. sole agent.
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Freeport
Ydoan
Claude Downey
Wood Street
Doan
Dean
Emmett
Price
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Master’s Sale in Stephenson County Illinois
Public notice announces a master's sale by special Master William N. Cronkrice under a June 1907 chancery decree. The property at 80 ft on Galena and 120 ft on Walnut streets in Freeport is described as the Gross property, with a setback to the alley and a five foot lot frontage, to be sold July 16, 1907 for cash with a deposit required.
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R. P. Eckert
Circuit Court
Stephenson County
Illinois
Joseph N. Galloway
Roseph. Gross
Anna A. Meise
Clarise M. Meise
Willam Meitse
Clarice M. Meise
William Reiger
William Seeley
William N. Cronkrice
Freeport
Lo Wlti
Galena and
Walnut Streets
Galena Street
Gatena Street
Walnut Street
Schmitz Plans Run Again Despite Conviction Fallout
In San Vranceisen on July 3, Schmitz says he will run for reelection to a fourth term and has started campaign work. He expresses confidence in winning the polls and plans a new trial motion after appellate court denial of his appeal. He hints at mandamus action against Jader Dunne if sentence not postponed next week.
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San Vranceisen
Rebmite
Athorize
Associated Proas
On Fourth Tern
Bin
Pooninge
Ad Supreme Courts of
Jader Dunne
Judement
Ebtaly Hall
Express Companies Face Government Injunctions Over Express Franks
Five major express firms including United States National American Wells Fargo and Adams seek court orders to bar alleged violations of a mandate requiring proper express service. They claim they issue express franks to officials and attorneys of other companies, expanding the practice beyond allowed use.
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Chicago
Honaparte
Elkins
Huv Ag
Aled
Express
Towa Inc
Iysiathee
Express Franks
United States
National
Ameican
Weells-Pargo
Adams
Wiief
Dnl
Nother Express
Chicago party narrowly escapes in Evansville auto crash
Joseph Leiter and a Chicago party of four, including theater manager W. Davis and George Lederer, survive a wreck near Sandhill while en route from Louisville to Evansville. Chauffeur injured. others lightly bruised. Included are Mrs Leiter and Mrs Lederer.
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Joe Leiter
Chicago
Evansville
Ind
Joseph Leiter
Chicago Milituaire
W. 7
Dava
Manger
Trinity Theater
George W. Lederer
Louisville
Evinsville
Aeigher
Global Dispatches Mix of Elections Strikes and Disasters
A chaotic outline of events reports political appointments in the U.S. plus labor strikes in New York and insolvency of a Birksville bank. Tornado destroys Rochester Texas with no fatalities while tremors strike distant regions and a Danish royal visit is noted. A Montenegrin army treason arrest shocks Catinje as repatriation of Chinese workers proceeds.
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Mimes
Alesiilee
U. S.A
Wumpheya
Chimhusthay
Ae Works
Minnveapolis
Sabre
Lee
New York
Tatkiye
Chiba
Birks+ Ville
Rochester
Tex
Talme
Atria
Tadme
William
Adelbert
Copenhagen
Cattinje
Montenerrlo
Lanham
Souafdea
Lome
Walisey
Palermo
Bughes Tyes
Une
Literary Log Rolling and Autograph Adverts of Authors
The Strand Magazine piece cites tricks authors used to promote themselves. Sainte Beuve dueled in rain for sales, Nerval led a lobster, Kruedner toured Paris shops for fashion ploys, Hugo and Dusmas amplified fame via staged acts and court theatrics, with Du Mus boasting grand uniforms and lawsuits.
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Francis Gribble
Strand
Sainte-Beuve
Gerard de Nerval
Paris
Mme. Krudener
Victor Hugo
Felleport
Palleport
Pelleport
Mus
Garibald
Tanghter
The Hanging of Pictures Satirized in New York Run
The New York Run mocks advertising stunts by authors and hair restoration sellers. It notes a Fifth Avenue art store offering professional hanging service to ensure optimal display, arguing customers lack training for proper placement.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Luggage Talk In Carriage Echoes Public Curiosity
A London Globe anecdote describes a traveler questioned by a luggage collector inside a carriage. After the card is inspected, the clerk asks about another gentleman and a second portmanteau. The traveler responds with a playful remark that the other bag are his feet.
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London Globe
Well Trained Old Lady and Tactful Pat Exchange Witty Banter
A humorous exchange contrasts a self educated tramp with a well trained speaker. A plain lady reveals her mother prompting a surprised reaction. The Washington Stan notes the irony in a public speech that failed to excite the audience.
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London Mail
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