Haywood defense probes Orchard testimony in Denver dynamite plot
The Haywood defense presses the Orchard testimony about a planned dynamite attack on a boarding house housing 10 non union men. It recounts alleged theft of 600 pounds of dynamite by Adams and Medlich and a halted plot after Haywood intervened. Orchard insists poverty and Federation ties were part of his motive, while denying other payments.
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Globeville
Denver
Orchard
Max Malich
Blue Orchard
Adams
Joe Medlich
Traywood
Orchard testimony reveals long relief draws and failed plots
The defense shows from late 1903 to mid 1904 Orchard repeatedly drew strike relief at Cripple Creek to avoid suspicion, with advisors urging continued draws. He recounts the first Peabody assassination attempt and bomb plot, aided by Mrs Adalman, while shedding tears over his Cripple Creek wife and poverty.
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Cripple Creek
Baywood
Moyer
Parker
Davis
Peabody
Gubbert
Goddard
Steve Adanan
Tie
Adwns
Judge Coddard
Adis
Adyims
Phe
Tadge Tradeport
Ler
Orelard
Federation Jeaders
Open shop advocated at Team Makers convention in Minneapolis
At the Team Makers Association of America convention in Minneapolis team owners urged to fight for the open shop. President Leary urged that until unions are reformed, it is to their advantage to insist on open shop, even as discussions contine.
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Minneapolis
Storefronts Open East of Cityworth Amid Labor Tensions
President Knight, owner of one of seven teaming companies in Boston, explained the retreat of the feamors tre Boston. Delegates were urged to prepare for possible trouble with the and ians and to wet the merchants in tine so they would have their support in case of a strike.
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Cityworth
Feamors Tre
Boston
Knight
New
An.ians
Roman Catholic fund scandal alarms pope in Rome dispatch
A Paris June 1 dispatch from The Matin reports two wealthy U S Catholics urged Archbishop Ireland be made a cardinal to boost Catholic influence in America and pledged $1,000,000 to the church. The pope was reportedly indignant at the proposal as a bargain.
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Rome
United States
Pone
Ireland
Bargaty
Salt Lake City man buys historic Mormon Hill farm in Lyons
Lyons New York June 12 George Albert Smith of Salt Lake City Utah has purchased part of William Avery Chapmans main farm Ino Mace don encompassing Mormon Hill. The site is famed as the place where Joseph Smith claimed to dig the golden plates for the Book of Mormon. A tabernacle will be erected on the hill.
Government to pursue antitrust action over Chicago and Alton deal
Washington dispatch reports that following a White House conference on Friday evening, the government is likely to file under the Sherman Act against BLT, T Warrman and associates for violations connected to the Chicago and Alton railroad deal.
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Washington
White House
BLT
T Warrman
Taw
Chicago and Alton
Death of Major General Ellis at Royal Opera House
In London on June 1 King Eadward and Queen Alexandra attended a gala opera with Danish royals as guests when Major General Sir Arthur W. A. Ellis, the king’s extra equerry, died suddenly during the performance. The death was attributed to heart disease.
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London
King Eadward
Queen Alexandria
Denmark
Sir Arthur WA. Ellis
Gen
Ellis
Markets Report From Chicago Board of Trade Quotations
Chicago markets briefed with Wheat Corn and Oats futures bids for July and Sept contracts. Live Stock and Hay prices listed with hogs cattle sheep and poultry receipts and bid ranges plus Buffalo market notes from Dunning Stevens brokers.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Asia Antr Y
Abe
Park— Auto
Daly
Wea Hye Lower
Lelower
Unois
Tadhana
Wisconsin
Chotee
East Buffalo
Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
N.Y
Suf Gag
Bold Chicago theft ring broken by police arrest
Louis Kratantia, 19, of 2008 West Forty-seventh street, confessed to stealing and shipping goods from Lyon Bros. wholesale dealers totaling about $4,500 and hidden items worth thousands at his home. Detectives traced deliveries to his residence and recovered rugs, china, silverware, a phonograph, and other wares, while some goods had already been sold.
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Chicago
Louis Kratinit
West Forty-seventh Street
Kratannia
Central Station
Lyon Bros
Madison Street
Kratania
Mercantile House
Aid
O' Donnell, Kane, Bermacchi
Finley
Schuttler
Kratina
Newcomer
Kratiing
She Weds As She Pleases in Paris Suit Settlement
A Paris суд reports Mrs Alta Nichols of Christian settled out of court the will of wealthy farmer William Chirk. The will barred marriage to Nichols. she received 260 dollars cash, the family homestead valued at 2600, an annuity of 50 during her mother's life, and 10600 after her mother's death. Remainder of estate 50000 goes to Otis W Clark. Also notes on Miss Stelin McChain in Granite City court over alleged kiss theft and a Springfield appointment of delegates to the National Conference of Charities and Corrections. Camp Lincoln encampment to begin. Louis J Uferick named to state board of equalization.
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Paris
Alta Nichols
Christian
Willian Chirk
Chirk
Nichols
Granite City
Misa Stelin, McChain
Afton
Justice
Wind in Southern Illinois Storm Harms Duquoin Area
June 12 Duquoin Illinois reports a second June execlone swept the city damaging the A M I Zion church which was leveled. A child sheltered under the church may have been crushed. Trees uprooted electric lights and a store roof lost sections. A switchyard rail car derailed by hail and rain accompanied the storm.
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G. S. Smith & Co
Illnois Central
Eldorade
St. Louis
Guatemalan Foreign Minister Denies President Cabrera Assassination
Guatemala City June 11 Foreign Minister Barros says reports of President Cabrera's assassination are absolutely false The president is in his usual health and the government clerked correspondent of the Associated Press with the denial.
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Guaatemala City
Guatemala
Barros
Tokyo–Washington tension noting no official statement
Secretary Tinot refused to comment on the Japanese situation citing a rule against recording official notices. The remark implies no belief in imminent war while affirming friendly U S relations. In another item, Cape Town reports a Natal bill to curb Asiatic immigration by year end and repatriate Chinese contract laborers.
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Washington
Tinot
United States
Jaye
Cape Town
Wagger
Lae Lor Party
Legistature
Natal
Baseball scores from Chicago and across leagues
Scores from June 12 show Brooklyn beating Brittsboro and a Cincinnati Boston tie, plus Cleveland Boston 2, St Louis Philadelphia 6, and other results across American and National Leagues including Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Toledo, and Sioux City with several ten inning games and partial listings. Multiple cities and teams are noted with varied outcomes.
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Brittsburo
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Vittshboro
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Phidelphi
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Louisville
Kansas City
Tansas City
Toledo
St. Paulo
Rams
Tnnianapotia
Milwaukee
Indianaapolis
Secom
Indianapolis
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Minneapolis
Cos Vimbasa
Wester
Omaha
Denver
Oqi
Daily Journal Delivery Includes Citywide Service
The Daily Journal offers citywide delivery for 19 a week, providing readers access to news across districts with home delivery options and full print editions.
Senator Morgan Dies After Thirty Years in Congress
Senator Morgan, long-serving member of the United States Congress representing Alabama, died after years of heart trouble. The report notes his thirty-year tenure and active involvement with key committees, reflecting on his role in the Confederative era and long service in the House.
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Alabama
Patal
Westington
United States
Jota
Wyler Mursgai
Abteoog
Teger Lonse
Congress
Epikun Looe
Nepal
Tiber
Gistrate
A Remarkable Man And Tarpon Tales From The Sea
The piece recalls Sir Charles Murray praising Chief Justice John Marshall as a remarkable man seen in Washington and Richmond. It also reports dramatic fishing incidents in Galveston Bay and Florida where tarpon accidents and near drownings occurred, including a boat hook saving a patron after a shark strike.
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Charles Murray
America
England
Marshall
Ife
Supreme Court
Washington
Richmond
Ford
Lfe
Galveston Bay
C. Fr. Tolder
Florida
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