Testimony Backing Orchard Story in Denver Case
Testimony outlines Orchard’s alleged use of aliases Wolf Pat and Pettibone in a Denver to Golden hotel scheme. Evidence includes letters and telegrams, arrests, and a detective’s involvement linked to Adams and Hay police, with court actions showing defiant Adams and the Vindicator mine plot context.
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Harry Orshorne
Orchard
Faray
Wolf
Denver
Golden, West
Pettibone
Pat
Adams
Hay
Williams
Mason
The
Western Union
Haywood
Ogden
Anid
Vindicator
Lyte ‘Gregory
Two Lives Lost In Storm In Multiple Locations
Reports from Sherburo Minn and nearby areas describe a severe six hour electrical storm on Sunday causing two deaths and extensive property damage. Rainfall torrents, washouts, and destruction of houses, barns, and windmills were noted with lightning fatalities near Daniell.
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Sherburo
Minn
Torrente
T Ee
CS Patraud
Mary
Daniell
Deadwood
S. C
Black Hills
Jastong
Warsaw
Iid
Nappanee
Middle West
Missouri court allows three month test of two cent fare law
Federal Judge McPherson rules the state must pause enforcement of the maximum freight rate and proceed with a three month trial for the two cent passenger fare law. State officials plan to appeal later, with injunctions against railroads remaining in place and federal court to determine reasonableness of rates. Herbert Hadley says if needed, jurisdiction will be fought out. state maintains rights.
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Kansas City
Don
McPherson
Smith McPherson
United States District Court
Pwo
Herbert
Hadley
Ratiroad
Drowned Midshipmen Found in Chesapeake Bay
Newport News June 12 bodies of three midshipmen in full naval uniform were recovered from Chesapeake Bay. PF H Field Virginia class 1906, W H Stevenson North Carolina class 1906, and F Br Holcomb Delaware class 1907 were identified and sent to Portsmouth naval hospital. Four of 11 men who drowned in the Minnesota’s launch last week have now been found. Fireman G W Westfall was the one recovered from the launch. Lat er reports from Valparaiso Chile state 34 killed or injured in the recent earthquake. The area affected runs from Valparaiso to Magellan Strait and from the Pacific coast to Neuquén in Argentina.
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Newport News
PF. H. Field
Virginia
W. H. Stevenson
North Carolina
Minnesota
G. W. Westfall
Valparaiso
Chile
Magellanntraitn
Pacific Coast
Count Tolistoi Recovers From Influenza Attack
Count Tolistoi has recovered from a serious influenza attack that caused great concern given his age. He remains at home but has resumed his literary work and efforts.
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Count Toletei
Yasnaya
Poilana
Russia
Count Tolistoi
Bie
Georgia Day at Jamestown Exposition Tied to Roosevelt Support
Governor Terrell reports relief over Georgia day success at Jamestown Exposition. John Temple Graves, first Sagamore Hill visitor, met Roosevelt and praised the president for boosting southern industries and Georgia’s celebration status. Graves noted political discussions during the visit and expressed admiration for Roosevelt.
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Oyster Bay
Dent Roosevelt
Toni
Terrell
Geor
Roosevelt
Georgia Day
Exer Town Exposition
Georgia
Assaii
Bristow Teacher Acquitted as School Board Raises Pay
Professor D A Correl, Bristow schools president, faced assault and battery charges after students alleged repeated spankings. Defense claimed spankings were necessary for discipline. Verdict acquitted him and the school board promptly increased his salary.
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Bristow
D. A Correl
Thl
Ak’ School
Boodlers Pardoned by Missouri Governor Folk
Tulius Lehmann and Eml Hartman, former St. Louis councilmen convicted of boodling and sentenced to prison over three years ago, were pardoned by Gov. Folk on Friday and released from the penitentiary.
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Jefferson City
Tulius Lehmann
Eml Hartman
St. Louis
Official 1¢ Slain near Sebastopol docks
Col Guesse koffaky assistant harbor commandant was killed by a revolver shot near the Sebastopol docks Sunday. The assassins was arrested and the case opened with police seeking further details.
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Sebastopol
Col
Guessekoffaky
Douma Dissolved and Russian Government Calm
Reports from St Petersburg describe tranquil demonstrations by workers in Odessa and St Petersburg as the government asserts control. The dissolution of the Douma dominates administrative circles while nine social democratic deputies face arrest warrants and ongoing efforts to suppress opposition. The lower house appears set to dissolve after Stolypin’s ultimatum is rejected and a committee is to report shortly.
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St. Peteburg
Odessa
Marinfesto
St. Petersburg
Extrag
Perusi
Naily Vin
Hazene
Wich
Whitty
Social, Democratic
Cus
Ito
Mozel
M. Alexinsky
Augsia- Bouma
St -Petersburg
Stolypin
Social Democratic Party
Satiday
Falls From a Monster Tree near Oaxaca
J W Johnson of New York, once head of large Mexican agricultural interests for an American syndicate, died after falling from the Arbor de Tule, said to be North America’s largest tree near Oaxaca. Authorities note the fatal fall as the likely cause. Schmitz Denied Bail, San Francisco. Ballot Mayor Schmitz, convicted of extortion, was refused bail. Sentence set for June 27.
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Oxaca
Mex
Mexico
J. W. Johnson
New York
Schmitz
San Francisco
Ball Tar
Grown: Point Drowned in Faucher TM Take
A garbled historical excerpt shows workers in Fort Wayne resisting wage hikes as cigar makers organize an association led by William LeBaron Jenne. The fragment references a reading archtist and mentions construction in Farnely, California, and a Mass Churchill matron.
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Fort Wayne
William
LeBaron
Jenne
Reading Jarchist
Argéies
Cal
Churchill
Pay Holmes For Crop Plot Emerges In Trial
Washington reports in the Holmes case describe Louis He Van Riper a New York broker detailing a scheme with Edwin He Holmes Jr. to profit from premature release of Agriculture Department cotton report data. The witness testified of meetings since 1904, a 167000 dollar gain, and a partnership among five brokers including Holmes.
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Holmes
Thtrough Afoses Haas
Convention Compared To Stockholders Meeting In Adjournment
In taking the chair just before adjournment the convention was likened to a stockholders meeting and government representatives to the directors of a corporation.
Heavier Loads for Cars Proposed by Toledo Delegation
A Toledo delegation proposed increasing car load limits to ease freight pressure. Shippers favor loading cars to minimum capacity to relieve current congestion, with New York agents set to discuss a new rate law and reclassification to align with car capacity.
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Fierg
New
Orleans
Toledo Bay
Toledo E
Carionds
New York
Heat claimed three lives amid French unrest and US debates
Reports detail a deadly heat wave in France with three deaths and tense conditions. In the United States, observers note intense discussion over constitutional initiatives, including Oklahoma’s proposed referendum clause, as figures like Mr Bryce address public themes.
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Bryce
Yal
Leyte
Washington University
Oklahoma
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Planters Hotel
Thomas Landrum
Capt. James,j. Lawlor
Houston
Texas
Clufses
Copsidor
Boston
Mass
Back Bay Automobile Company
Dannl H. McDornan
New York Hospital
McDornan
Tle
Missouri
Chesapeake Bay
Johnn “Temple
Graves Firat
Iowa School
Lehmann
Hartman
Gov. Folk
Douma
Oaxaca
Norl Norn
A . Omaela
France
Chicago
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