SOME MORE DENIALS EX-LIEUT. GOV. COATES TALKS
Boise July 4 At the Steunenberg trial the prosecution will move to strike defense evidence unless promised connecting testimony is produced The defense attacked Orchard testimony and asserted abuses by mine owners militia and Pinkerton agents A woman aiding deported miners testified of arrests and warnings Two witnesses were ex-lieutenant governor David Costes and ex-saloonkeeper Pat Moran Coates denied Orchard's claim of planning to kidnap Paulson's child Moran denied a Denver trip for Orchard funds Court adjourned to Friday.
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Boise
Idaho
Steunenberg Tril
Orchard
Cripple Creek
Harry Orchard
Telluride
Pinkerton
Relief Committee
Scott
Sterling
Florence and Cripple Creek
Tivo
David Costes
Colorado
Pat Moran
Cheyenne
Coates
August Paulson
Moran
Denver
Independence
George A. Pettibone
Kidnapping Confession of Orchard Tied to Wallace Case
Witness Coates recalls Orchard known as Barry Ochard in Coeur d'Alenes plotting to kidnap Paulson's children for ransom. Orchard, who left Wallace in 1905, talked of revenge and asked for money while hinting at past ties to August Paulson and the Hercules mine. Senator Borah labeled Pettibone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coates
Orchard
Paulson
Wallace
Hercules
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Denver
Thomas Hogan
Pettibone
Mogan
Coeur d'Alenes
Sercules
August Paulson
Barry Ochard
Dona Orchard
Wallice
Pan
Coutee Sailure
Stea
Ord
Aun Paulson
Borah Bratinet Pettibone
Tornadoes and Storm Damage Across Wisconsin on July Fourth
Specials report severe storms across central Wisconsin with a tornado near Fairwater demolishing a barn and unroofing a house. In Millstone Mrs Poff was killed and Mr Buckner and wife were hurt as buildings were blown down. Oakdale suffered three leveled houses with no known casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
The
Sentinel
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Wis
Fairwater
Charles Bierman
la Crosse
Bangor
Sparta
Rockland
West Salem
Black River Falls
Millstone
John Poff
John Buckner
Tomah
Oakdale
Railroads halt 2 cent mile fares in midwest states
Chicago July 4 with aim to prove no profit in 2 cent per mile passenger rates the western roads agree to none lower for ninety days into through or from Illinois Iowa Missouri Minnesota Nebraska clergy men disabled soldiers and charity workers will lose half rates July 8 and all popular price excursions stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
Nebraska
Don Juan de Austria Assigned to Michigan Naval Militia
The gunboat Don Juan de Austria, a Dewey trophy from the Spanish war, will be used by the Michigan naval militia and stationed on Lake Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Don Juan de Austria
Admiral Dewey
Michigan Naval Militia
Lake Superior
Secretary Straus Heads to Hawaii and Canadian Ports
Secretary of commerce and labor Oscar S. Straus departed for Honolulu, Toronto, and Winnipeg to study port conditions where immigrants reach the United States. He will observe immigration facilities in these locations and assess border and harbor operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straus
Hawaii
Montreal
Oscar S. Straus
Commerce and Labor
Honolulu
Toronto
Winnipeg
United States
Woman Killed by an Auto in Appleton
Appleton Wisconsin July 4 Anna Steffe aged 35 was struck by an automobile owned by John McNaughton the millionaire paper maker and instantly killed her neck and back were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Anna Stetfe
John McNaughton
Baseball scores from baseball games on July fourth
Scores across leagues show Philadelphia 6 over Boston 0 in the National League at Philadelphia. Pittsburg defeats St Fav 5 to 4. Brooklyn tops New York 6 to 1. Chicago beats Cincinnati 3 to 1. American League games include Boston 4 over Washington and New York 8 over Philadelphia 1. Cleveland loses to Chicago 2 to 1, Detroit defeats St Louis 8 in ten innings. Association games feature Milwaukee 8 over Wangas City 2 and St Paul Minneapolis 14 over St Paul 14 innings. Louisville defeats Columbus 8 in ten innings, Tadianapolis 8 over Annapolis Toledo 2. Western standings show Denver 5 over Pueblo 2, Lincoln 8 over Sioux City 2, Des Moines 4 over Omaha 2.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Favis
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Washington
Philidelphia
Cleveland
Detroit- St. Louis
Detroit
Milwaukee
Wangas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Loursville
Tadiannapolis
Toledo
Tadianapolis
Western
Denver
Pueblo
Lincoln
Sioux City
Des Moines
Omaha
Cure for stomach troubles prescription from druggist
A vintage style advertisement urges readers to obtain Compound Tincture of Cinchona Prosene Compound and Sherry Wine to mix and take before meals and at bedtime. It claims the recipe aids dyspepsia indigestion and general stomach health by boosting gastric secretions and activity. The piece touts expert support and a belief in curing curable stomach ailments.
Dead Judge Healy Found in Chicago Massage Parlor
Judge John J. Healy of Elgin and Chicago is found dead in a massage parlor at 835 State Street. An empty bottle is near the body. no violence is noted. The owner, Mrs Marhulik, to face inquest as police probe mysterious circumstances surrounding the death. Interment at Rosedale cemetery follows a large neighborly funeral in which clergy and the city council attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John JT. Healy
Bevel
Elgin
Frank Lewitt Talmage
Rosedale Cemetery
Two Tramps Trapped in Asphalt At Decatur Plant
Two eastern tramps entered the Bitulithic Paving plant in Decatur Illinois by an open window and sank into a vat of asphalt. Andrew McGuire of Lowell Massachusetts and William Penniwell of New York City struggled as the sticky liquid rose around them. They were rescued at dawn after shouting for help.
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Decatur
Bitulithic Pacing Company
Andrew McGuire
Lowell
Mass
Williamy Penniwell
New York City
McGuire
Penniwell
Ant
Question Settled on State Charity Supplies
Springfield July 4 Attorney General Stead renders opinion at Secretary Graves request that state charitable institutions may not manufacture their own supplies. The ruling settles the issue in the negative regarding self production by these bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Stead
Graves
State Board of Charities
Murray Sentenced to Twenty-Five Years for Wife's Death
In Peorly UK on July 4, Charles Murray, who shot and killed his wife No Me Murray on October 2, 1906, after she refused to return home, was sentenced to twenty-five years in the penitentiary following a two hour jury deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peorly
Charles Murray
Me Murray
Boy Drowns During River Bathing Outing
James Sean Inn, 13, part of a boy’s camping party from a University of Chicago settlement worker, drowned while bathing in the Kishwaukee river at Rockford Tl on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
James Sean- Inn
University of Chicago
Milena City Records Unmatched June Death Toll Claim
In Milena, a city of about 5,000 in Galena Ie a Healthy Town records no deaths during June. Officials state this never occurred before in the city’s history and call it a historic anomaly.
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Galena
Milena
Assistant Attorney General appointment in Illinois
Springfield July 4 Attorney General Stead has named PT H Clifford of Chicago to the post of assistant attorney general making an official transition in state legal leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Stead
PT. H. Clifford
Chicago
Funeral of Francis Murphy Honored Temperance Apostle in Los Angeles
Thousands gathered in Los Angeles for the funeral of Francis Murphy the noted apostle of temperance. The city showed respect as public buildings and business houses displayed halved flags and mourners from all civic ranks attended the notable memorial on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Francis Murphy
Temperance
Opened Japan Case Shows San Francisco ties
San Francisco sues city and county for 2575 dollars damages claimed by Horseshoe restaurant and a Japanese bath house on May 23 after a labor union clash left fronts smashed by stones and clubs. Separate notes report Missouri Hadley and railroads regarding passes and the 2 cent law. May Sutton reaches Wimbledon final after beating Bosworth 6-2 6-2. faces Wilson for women’s title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jancisco
Sanrancisco
Superior Court
Eighth and
Bolsom Streets
May Sutton
London
Wimbledon
California
Lndies
Miss Bosworth
Navy approves retirement list of fifteen officers
The Navy Department announced that the president approved the naval personnel board report selecting fifteen officers for compulsory retirement under the naval personnel act.
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Washington
Nav
Navy Department
Naval Personnel Board
Markets Summary From Chicago Board of Trade Quotations
Chicago markets report futures for wheat oats and lard with July and Sept prices, plus cash grain prices for No 2 red and No 2 hard wheats, corn and oats. Live stock prices are listed for pigs cattle and sheep, with receipts and ranges for prime and good grades. East Buffalo notes hog and sheep quotes and calf values with steady demand.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Park
Northern
Perth
Wisconsin
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Hest
Scotland’s Soil and the Goff – A Scots Golf Banter
A Glasgow Times remark recounts a Scots golfer struggling with turf and a witty caddie. The exchange mocks Scotland’s soil depth and landscape as the golfer grouses about bad lies while the caddie quips about English players coming to Scotland to play golf.
Phases of the National Game in Baseball
A reflective piece contrasts views on baseball from enthusiasts players and executives. It notes enthusiasts see a club in every city while players are hired employees paid by companies owning multiple clubs. The public sees a game, while a company's president weighs performance.
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Blade
Ges Hiven
Steunenberg
Als Tismuiftion
Colorado Federation of Labor
Western Federation of Minera
Pantson
Ras Reamer
Pat
Old Lady Hilled
Michigan
Naval Militia
Efe
Healy
Aurora
Henry B. Willis
Hutt
Prince
Santa Fe
Jefferson City
Hadley
Santa Fe Railway
Frank Hagerman
Chicago Grain
Humphreys
Jia Grippe
Woyypbreys Med. Co
Wilam
Joba BP
Scotland
Peety
Glasgow Times
Beecham’'s
People's Column
King's Daughters’ Employment Bureau
Stephenson
J. R. Jackson
Oliver T. Miller
Rawleigh Medical Co
IRL
Chas
Green
Taylor Avenue
T. M. Stevens
Galena Avenue
Cherry St
Miss Mitchell
North
Galena Ave
Udlw
State
State St
C. B. Kling
Stearns & Zipf
Union St
C. G. Schoeffel
Galena St
Figomise
Wm. O.wright & Co
City Water and Gas
John Hea
Columbia Phonograph
Johns F
Lancaster Township
John F, Rezner
Lancaster
Remington
Pecatonica
Wolf
Douglas Avenue
Stephenson St
Court House
E.R. Brown
Clark Avenue
N. Galena Avenue
L. Babcock, Tel
BBS
New
Benton Street
Tae
Elk and
Baa Streets
Allen Janssen
Brown & Shower
Addison St
Douglas Patthoy
Wright's
Mbrellas
Milam Umbrella Co
Milum
Arbuckles
Brazil
Ariosa Coffee
Arbuckles’ Ariosa Coffee
Arbuckle Bros
Freeport Loan Company
Burrell Brothers
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