Orchard's testimony under cross examination continues in Haywood trial
Harry Orchard, main state witness against William C Flavwood, faces cross examination detailing crimes from the Cripple Creek mine blast to Denver meetings with Federation leaders. Defense argues against Orchard by tracing alleged deceptions and motives while linking his actions to prior misdeeds. Court adjourned as Orchard remained on the stand amid further attacks and clarifications. renown figures like Gov. Sleunenberg and Gov. Peabody feature in the mapped allegations and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beise
Idaho
Tae
Harry Orchard
William C. Flavwood
Frank Sleunenberg
Peabody
Colorado
Gregory
Denver
Richardson
Simpkins
Bull Pen
Hercules Ming
Stennenberg
Orchard
Pettibone
Awhil
Attorney Righardson
Gov. Peabody
Cripple Creek
Steve Adams
Adams
Boise
William D. Haywood
Vindicator
Federation of Miners
War of Labor
Capital
D. ©. Scott
Scott
K. C. Sterling
Mine Owners’ Association
Moyer
Haywood
Grehard
Hawley
Storm toll from Kentucky and Iowa devastations
A cloudburst and tornadoes strike Gradyville Kentucky and surrounding towns with twenty one dead and several thousand acres ruined in Gradyville New Minden York and Pleasant Valley Iowa. Victims include Mrs L G Nell and four children Mrs Hartfield Moss and six children Henry Weitte and family. Property losses run into thousands and towns were left in ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gradyville
New Minden
Pleasant Valley
Iowa
Louisville
Vieldlty
L. G. Nell
Nell
Lum Hill
Carl Milmore
Paul Wilson
Hartfield Moss
J. Wheltner
Mary Moss
Nashville
Henry Weitte
York
Henry Rook
Lucinda Pinkerton
John Tostick
Grayville
Ind
Here
James Layton
Layton
Lexington
Kentucky
Man shoots wife after 26 years of marriage near Banfield
Henry Harmes shot his wife at his daughter Mrs. William Schultz’s home near Banfield after a recent quarrel and separation. She is not expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee
Henry Harmes
Banfield
Here
Harmes
William Schultz
American horses lead at London international show
The first international horse show in England opened at Olympia. Sir Humphrey, owned by F. Pabst of Milwaukee, won the four year old hackney stallion class and the champion gold cup. Poetry of Motion, Lawrence Jones of Louisville, won ladies hacks prize. Walter Winans and Alfred Vanderbilt figures dominated pair and trotter classes.
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London
England
Madison Square Garden
Olympia
Sir Humphrey
F. Pabst
Milwaukee
Sir John Kerr
Lawrence Jones
Louisville
Alfred Vanderbilt
Walter Winans
Mr. Vanderbilt
Mackay
Mr. Winans
Jap leader threatens war over San Francisco issue
In Tokyo Viscount Tani, chief of Kumamoto defense in the Satsuma rebellion, warned that if diplomacy fails to resolve the San Francisco persecution of Japanese, Japan may take up arms. In Washington, a rumored alliance among Pacific coast Japanese and progressives aims to overturn Japan's government and strike at immigration policy, with plans to recall Ambassador Aoki and seek apology or indemnity. Also noted, Gen William V. McMackin was appointed collector of internal revenue at Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Progressives
Japan
United States
Tokio
Viscount Aoki
San Francisco
Saionji
Washington
State Department
California
Hayashi
Toledo
William V. McMackin
Internal Revenue
Probe Conspiracy to Cheat Uncle Sam Debated
An ongoing White House ordered probe into post office rail and mail handling conspiracies among railroads has saved the government over 2 million annually. Inspectors led by Holmes in Cincinnati, including Peters Kline Britton and Cisler, pursue undisclosed leads as the case unfolds. Postmaster General Meyer's weighing period order adjusts days used to compute mail weight averages to protect efficient carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Post Office Department
Roosevelt
Times-Star
Post Office
United States
Uncle Sam
Post Office Department of the United States
Holmes
White House
D. W. Peters
New York
E.H. Kline
Indianapolis
A. B. Britton
Chattanooga
C. A. Cisler
Augusta
Cortelyou
Washington
Meyer
Aeronaut Drowns in Minnesota River
John Puepura an aeronaut from Utica New York employed by a local carnival company died Saturday after his parachute entangled in lines and he was dragged under as the balloon drifted about a half mile on the Minnesota river near Granite Falls. The body has been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Falls
Minn
John Puepura
Utica
N. Y
Minnesota
Puepura
Carnival
Root to visit Mexico invited by Diaz
Ambassador Creel presented Diaz’s autograph letter to Secretary Root inviting him to visit Mexico as guest of the republic. Root accepted and will travel in late summer to foster friendly ties with Central and South American nations. Julia Magruder, Richmond novelist, dies at 51 after protracted illness. native of Charlottesville, long based in Washington, author since 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amassador Creel
Mexico
Root
President Diaz
Mexican Republic
Diaz
Ambassador Creel
Julia Magruder
Richmond
Charlottesville
In Brief Capt. Walker kills wife then himself in Biloxi
A series of disturbing items from across the nation: Capt John Walker, a former naval officer, shot and killed his wife and then himself in Biloxi Mississippi. Other reports include a deadly cyclone in Kutttacheo India and a typified string of political and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walker
Biloxi
Miss
Kuttacheo
India
Wisconsin Assembly
Edna Wallace Hopper
New York
Calumbus Cray
Shirley City
Ind
Kirk Plantation
Yazoo City
William McMahon McKraig
Congress
Tia
Cumberland
University of Industry, Science and Art
Grand Junction
Col
Carnegie Foundation
France
United States
Japan
Far East
William Monhe
Shoals
Iid
Andrew Simonson
Racine
Wiz
Chicago
Simonson
Dan Coughlin
Mobile
Ata
Danville
Isaac Greenbaum
Philadelphia
J. J. Reynolds
John A. Grant
Atlanta
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Thellinois Central
Texas & Pacific
August Dalin
Baumann & Brother
Kansas Supreme Court
Anleuser-Busch Brewing Company
Rhodius Declared Insane In Indiana Guardianship Case
Judge Artman of Lebanon Indiana ruled George Rhodius of Indianapolis insane and named James M Berryhill guardian. Rhodius, who owns Indianapolis real estate valued at 800000, wed Elma Dare in Louisville on January 21. Dare was accused of kidnapping Rhodius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodius
Lebanon
Ind
Artman
George Rhodius
Indianapolis
James M. Berryhill
Louisville
Elma Dare
Dare
Iowa News Notes and Miscellany Highlights State Happenings
Iowa notes report social, religious and business items across the state. Des Moines Lutherans plan two churches while Burlington workers organize to combat the trust. Iowa River fishing funds, Adventists in northern conference, and a Des Moines property value estimate are among the items. Court sentences, industry formations in Burlington, accidents, and notable deaths plus university and agricultural college updates appear, including a judge’s sixteen year term and a nurse’s anecdotal tragedy, with mentions of state institutions, stock shows, and infrastructure projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chris Peterson
Dunlap
Corneil Bluffs
Debbing Houses
Burlington
Crucker Trust
Iowa
Lowa
Hd Lewis
Louis Upwouk T
Iowa Biscuit Companys
Cummins
Esterville
National Guard
LeMars
Hanley
Sidney
Cedar Walls
W. J. Kennedy
Iowa Agricultural College
Europe
England
Scotland
France
Belgium
London
Christina Nielson
Anrew Nielson
Clinton
Claus Frahm
Illinois Central
Denison
Frahm
Peter Isenhour
Hobo
Waterloo
Board of Regents
University of Iowa
Miles Filie Mae Proffitt
University School of Music
Mary Wood Chase
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W. D. Haywood
of Steunenberg
Columbus
Gov
Harris
James Cornelius
Canton
Coriolanus
Act
Illinois
Pabst
Tani
Cholea
Xed
Borate
Milwauker
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Texas
Corsrererer
Omaha
Iowa News
Mississippi
Nebraska
Iowa College of Law
Charles Arnold
Falia City
Encyclopedia of Evidence
Arnold Wit
Kanors
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