Haywood case witness admits brutal crimes in confession
Alfred Morse Orchard, key witness against William D Haywood, testifies to a long chain of revolting crimes tied to the Western Federation of Miners. He confesses involvement in mine explosions, railway plots, and killings as prosecutors seek broader proof. Haywood’s family listens as Orchard details mob actions, with Haywood maintaining composure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Tanho
Dang
Alfred Morsedey
Aling
Qrehard
Rasasali
Steienboerg
William 2. Haywood
Ted
Western Federation of Miners
Orchard
Bunker Hill
Sulivan
Coeur d'Alene
Harcshot
Lyte Gregory
Denver
Peabdy
Colorado
Steve Adama
Independence
Palsan Fred Bradley
San Francisco
Horsetey
W. F. Tavis
Union of the Western Federation
Cripple Creek
Worseley
Moyer
Horseley
Evan
Penifentiary
Haywood
Carathers
Salt Lake City
Opposition to Toledo Railways sale amid Morgan charges
A petition filed in the United States chancery center contests the Toledo Railways and Terminal Company sale. It accuses J P Morgan and allies of a conspiracy to fix the price and freeze out creditors, claiming bond holders bought the road for 2 million dollars and plotting to bond it for 6 million. Also notes Morgan's influence over railroads seeking to control the Vanderbilt system. A separate item reports Miss Helen Conkle and Lester V. They wed in New Cumberland after school notice blending into youth and marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Ohio
Toledo
Toledo Railways & Terminal Company
Alreult
Ole Sarings Panic &Trust Company
J. Pherpont Morgan
Avery
Pera Marquette
Lakeshore
Vanderbilt
Taleda
Helen Conkle
Legal
Lester V
New Cumberland
W. Va
Acln
Harrisburg hearing reports graft attempts for capitol contracts
A Harrisburg hearing recounts bids for plumbing supplies for the capitol building. George Albertson of Pittsburgh testified he sought an early bid via influential introductions but was blocked by concerns of favoritism. Other witnesses describe schemes and firm connections including Duquesne Sanitary and Sterling. Governor Dawson in Charleston Va. expects action after a pool room inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Capitol
George Albertson
Pittlsburg
Duquasna Sanitary Company
Bion
Ue Capital Build Ink
Aad
Tarael W. Wurhan
Phbbeetul Pitts
Durham
Herria Teak
Duquesne
Ltuisa de Gasneo
Milan
Tole
Kosunka
Jim
de Kaserky
Oilers
Pemnsylvania Browse
Caine
JH Sanderson
Benencovirvere
Brongea Company
Aseen
Pennsylvania
Staling Amediate
C. HW. Miller
Pittsburg
Miner Bros. & Co
Roydhouse
Richard GB. Seandrett
Dawson
Charleston
Virginia Station
Weather and Market Notes From Pittsburgh Area and Midwest
Weather in Western Pennsylvania and Ohio fair and warmer Thursday and Friday with diminishing northwest winds. West Virginia and eastern areas warmer Friday. Chicago grain market notes frost damage to Kansas wheat offset by favorable conditions. closing quotes for wheat corn oats. Pittsburgh markets report corn prices and hay and egg and butter prices with scattered listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Chicago
Iiness
Municipal bonds and jokes on public ownership in sharp satire
By Joan Kendrick Bangs the piece mocks municipal ownership through a rapid-fire string of puns and comic vignettes. It lampoons M. O. bonds and private car schemes while lampooning expenses, printing costs, and civic management with whimsical jabs at trousers and bakers running plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Common Council
Municipal ownership critiques city employees and utilities
A Washington state column reviews municipal ownership and its flaws citing West Bain Town Council abolishing the war department and noting workers’ weaknesses. It mentions failed railway and electric plant ventures, sale of city utilities, and Professor Parsons admitting success hinges on corruption-free, efficient administration and nonpartisan management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Thain
War Department
London Vening News
Plata
Parsons
Frank Parsons
Tifs
Hearst
Unclear OCR Business Notices and Quotes from Chicago Board of Trade
Fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple entities including U.S. Steel and Wabash Pid with closing quotations on the Chicago Board of Trade reported by W. A. Hamilton. The readable items are disjointed, listing firms and a dated marshal building reference, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 5
Rubber UN. Pac
U. B. Steel
U.S. Steel
Wabash
Chicago Board of Trade
W. A Hamilton
Marshell
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Githard
West
Ern Mining District
Maywood
Wilkesharre
John Montgomery
Baling
Egus—Selertad
Yaes Tuba
St. Louis
Ss New York
Cincinnati
Hoslon
New York
Philanelyetiyt
Pilisbaarss
Boston AG
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Ohnetanats
Washington
I. Louks
Cheapo
Cleveland
New Yoyk
St. Lawis
Detroit
Toston
Joan Kendrick Bangs
Municipocrat
Bond
M. O
Loeses
Posterity
London
Ton
Fam Johnson
Gil Faet
Indiana
Wunicipal
Shir
Weee Sontttey, Wash
Alreot
Ute Y-Cuimen Counes
Ape
Cleveland Triinating Company
Jess Flan
Moonlight Select
Middletown
Beverly, C
W. A. Hamilton
Commission
Ches
Obio
Great West
Colo. Puel
N.Y
Gao Nor
Penna
Ep Tron
Teland
So. Pac
St. Paul
TOX
Bat Resource
Ieowesanseas
Pane Adedsons
Veagone Dloe
Sreere Ee Ooh Sera
THE
Cunningham Company
Lake Erie
Dutroit
Clavaland
Arriva Dutroit
Senge
Detroit & Cle
Bae
Great Lakes
D&c
Great Lake
Mathinag
Ereloud
Dane
Tewla
G. B.A
Mich
Mipi
Wenn
Gen
Mer
Winchester
Gazette
H. H. Steving
Sixth Street
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