Dargan Local Professor Dies After Illness in Hartsville
Prof J J Dargan of Hartswell died Wednesday afternoon at his son Ralph Dargan’s home. He was about seventy. The item notes a harbor Dory race in Charleston drawing a large crowd and hints at future yacht racing for public benefit. It reports dispensary audits by W B West praising lawful operation and mentions a Boise murder confession by Henry Orchard.
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J. J. Dargan
Hartswell
Ralph Dargan
Dargan
Charleston
W. B. West
Henry Orchard
Boise
Idaho
Wm. D. Hayward
Peabody
Goodard
Gilbert
Gen.s. Bell
Dave Moffat
Frank Horne
Landrum
John Jacobs
Columbia
Jacobs
Hey
Desperate game in Boise court as Orchard testifies
In Boise Idaho on June 6 a criminal lawyer warned that Henry Orchard faces the trial of his life as the prosecution star witness describes shootings in cold blood. Orchard claims he committed sixty murders for hire using bombs and poisoning milk to kill and destroy property. The direct examination is set to end tomorrow amid questions about discrepancies in his story.
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Boise
Idaho
Henry Orchard
Orchard
Ocean Liner Waste: Thousands of Crockery Pieces Broken
The Pittsburg Dispatch notes that about three thousand pieces of crockery break on each trip of a first class ocean liner. The piece references letters from Dr. Long to be ignored at the White House and a mythic image of Jupiter striking mortals with a thunderbolt, implying neglect of mortal wounds.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Dr. Long
White House
Jove
Foraker Not Worried by Tar and Feather Threats
Washington reports that Louis Cowan of Brownsville testified before the Senate military affairs committee and denied saying Foraker would be tarred and feathered if he visited Brownsville. Foraker asked if the danger existed and Cowan replied it would be safe.
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Washington
Louis Cowan
Brownsville
Senate Committee On
Cowan
St. Louis
Foraker
Senator Foraker
Mr. Foraker
The June Bridegroom in Harper's Magazine
A three year old girl views a family wedding photo album and blurts a childlike caption. She identifies the mother in a wedding gown and the father beside her, humorously dubbing the groom in her own simple terms.
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Waldron
Harper’s Magazine
Near-Sighted Soldier Proves Vision in Exam
A young man named Adolph Pate in a military examination claimed near-sightedness as a reason against service. The colonel tested him by pointing to a wall nail, and Adolph admitted he could not see it. Lydia Mielke of Detroit Michigan recalls this anecdote.
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Adolph Pate
Adolph
Vee
Lydia Mielke
Detroit, Mich
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