Emotion Breaks Through as Haywood Trial Tests Orchard
Boise Idaho June 15 report cross examination of the nervous witness Harry Orchard continued with a weeklong defense test. Orchard wept briefly recounting moral conflict after discussing David Uriah and Paul. The proceedings moved to the Stuenenberg assassination and Caldwell visits, with details of Simpkins, Harwood, and weapon plans revealed under pressure from McParland and Darrow.
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Simpkins
Haywood
Orchard
Caldwell
Stuenenberg
Darrow
Staenenburg
Smpkins
Ife
Bill Easterly
Kasadarian
Shoddy
Saratoga
Richardsen
Richardson
Strenen-berg
Stuenup
Seenberg
Orehard
Stuenenbers
Chardsen
Paris
Peabody Forgives Orchard After Heated Exchange
In Buise Idaho on June 13 former Governor Peabody met with Harry Orchard after a noon recess. Orchard trembled as Peabody asked Wow are all and Orchard broke down, the scene described as a tense moment amid the meeting.
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Buise
Idaho
Peabody
Harry Orchard
Orchard
Body found amid Hampton reads amid Minnesota launch tragedy
A distressed statement from Orchard in Norfolk on June 13 describes gratitude for not killing Robert H. Dodson and mentions eleven men lost from the launch of the battleship Minnesota. The body was found today floating in Hampton. The governor offered brief reassurance as the exchange occurred.
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Orchard
Norfolk
Robert H. Dodson
Minnesota
Hampton Reads
Temperance Union Plans Attacks on Liquor Trade
Topeka June 13 next Sunday the State Temperance Union will send workers to Atchison for ten church meetings and a large mass gathering at night to oppose liquor traffic. Assistant Attorney Trickett will speak at the mass meeting. The Union will also open a branch in Pittsburg to expand its work.
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Topeka
The
State Temperance Union
Atchison
Trickett
Pittsburg
Railroads Win Temporary Restraining Order in Missouri Case
District Judge MacPherson granted the petition of eighteen Missouri railroads for a temporary order restraining Kansas state officials from enforcing the maximum freight rate law and the two cent passenger rate law.
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Kansas City
MacPherson
Missouri
Pioneer J K Tulloss Dies in Sedan Kans
Kansas pioneer J K Tulloss formerly of Cuffeysville died last night in Sedan Kansas at age unknown. He was known as an early settler and had long lived in the region. The obituary notes his connection to local communities and his pioneer status.
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Sedan
Kans
J. K. Tulloss
Cuffeysville
Uom
F. M. Perkins
Metcalf Is Safe Signal From Dolphin Arrives
Washington June 13 The dispatch boat Dolphin with Secretary of the Navy Metcalf aboard arrived at 11 o clock today confirming his safety and status after a prior incident.
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Washington
Dolphin
Real Estate Transfers Alert From Chicago to Kansas
Real estate transfers list several dealings including Kate H Field et al of Chicago selling Lot 47 and 49 Obiest to M F Hudson for 4800 dollars. Lucy M Sullivan of Kansas City to Kansas Education Association of ME church for 135000. Marie B Marsh and heirs of Cambridge Mass to Chas H Gray for 3400. James M Davis and wife of St Louis to Clara P Smithmeyer for 500. Clara P Smithmeyer and heirs of Taw renne to Kans Assn of Pi Beta Phi for 900. John C Shepier and wife of Shawnee County to Join Hyland for 3600. Pt lots 196 and 128 High St Baldwin.
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Kate H. Field
Chicago
Ill
M. F. Hudson
Lucy M. Sullivan
K. C
Ohio
James M. Davis
St. Louis
Clara P. Smithmeyer
Oread
Tawrenee
Kans. Ass
Pi Beta Phi
John C. Shepier
Shawnee, Co
Hyland
High St. Baldwin
Woman’s Summer Outing Sparks Shoe Snafu
A chaotic scene unfolds as a woman battles ill fitting shoes during a Teak summer outing. The oversized pair causes delays and comic missteps as participants hustle to wrap up activities before the heat peaks.
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Taker
Hearings In Uncle Sain Gil Company Case In Leavenworth
In Leavenworth on June 13 the Uncle Sain Gil company case resumed in district court after receivership. Former attorney J Tomlinson claimed Tucker earned ten percent commissions totaling 5040 on stock sales, but Tucker waived the claim when a fraud order was issued. He stated that at that time the company had issued dividend checks totaling 15001 pts x 2 and there was no further detail available.
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Leavenworth
Uncle Sau: OH
District Court
J. Tomlinson
Unele Sain Gil Company
Tucker
Uncle Law Company
Unions Split in Denver Convention Fight
A Western Federation of Miners report from Denver on June 3 details a rift between the Western Fed and the Industrial Workers. Mahoney is accused of fraudulently using federation funds to aid the Industrial Workers and betraying the federation. Mahoney denied the charges and urged a formal written defense as the convention considers expulsion.
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Denver
Fedaml
Mahoney
McCabe
Western Federation of Miners of Lutte
Treas
Sully
Har Federation
Western Federation of Miners respond to Mine Owners’ attack
In a convention address calendar year aims, the Western Federation of Miners rejects efforts to disrupt organization. The report cites 14,000 new members and stresses solidarity against pressure from Mine Owners’ association and allied officials in Colorado and Idaho.
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Denver
Dune
Kirwin
Western Moderation of
Western Federation of Miners
Colorado
Idaho
Third cloudburst devastates central Kentucky crops
Lexington Ky June 13 The third cloudburst in a week swept central and eastern Kentucky today causing major crop and farm land damage. River levels rose rapidly threatening towns along the Licking River with possible inundation and widespread agricultural losses across the region.
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Lexington
Kentuck
Licking River
Social and Personal items from Lawrence area notes
Oscar Cox arrives from Nuria. numerous visits in DeSoto Kansas City and Lawrence. many locals traveling to St Joe Moberly Boston and beyond. Engagement announced for Carolyn Louise Schneyder to George Ensley Jones. upcoming photos and social events described.
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Nuria
J. BL Be
DeSoto
Don Morrison
Toganoxie
Stelen Alder
Boston
Lawrence
J.C. Barnett
Tasake
Sul Benedict
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Strickland
Emma
Carrie Lan
Lake View
Ams
Becker
Douglas
Mich
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Kan City
Aidhuber
Bolt
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Paree
Dean Skiiton
Hubach
Fraser Hall
Bell Tellephone Office
Annie Gendart Isarenee
Horseshoe Lake
Mary R. Peabody
Russell
Peabody
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Park Avenue
Hammock Time Porches and Summer Comforts
A porch oriented ad-like notice urges readers to enjoy summer comfort and leisure rather than dwell on troubles. It touts assorted hammock styles and suggests making the most of hot weather with suitable seating and relaxation options.
Roosevelt praised as a boyish masterful president
Crosby, editor of the Washington, spoke at the Jamestown exposition on press relations with Our Rulers State and National. He cited Roosevelt’s attitude as fearless and truthful in press criticism, noting only friction but no rupture between the president and newspapermen.
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Crosby
The
Washington
National Editorial Association
Jamestown
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Duel Ends Fatally in Austria
Lieut Hertl and Lieut Weinnick clashed in a sword duel. Hertl suffered a fatal breast wound from his rival's blade and died. Weinnick survived, and authorities investigate the deadly encounter.
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Austria
N Hertl
Charles Weinnick
Hertl
Central American peace hopes amid upheaval
Amid signals from Salvador and Nicaragua, officials note renewed revolutionary activity and discuss restraint in Central American affairs. The US government signals a cautious stance while awaiting outcomes from recent peace agreements in the region.
The Meanest Man of Tale Provokes Scorn and Grief
Readers recall sensational reports about L. H. Perkins death and the grief of Mrs. Perkins, while Chicago’s wealthy benefactor tale is noted among letters of sympathy. The item ends with an advertisement fragment for home laundry and a refrigerator promotion.
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L. H. Perkins
Kansas City
Perkins
Fort Scott Republican
Controversy Over Sabbath Plans At Ottawa Chautauqua
In Ottawa Kansas a dispute rocks the Chautauqua Assembly as Rev C Nusbaum resigns amid protests from Ottawa ministers urging a stand against Sunday trains and plans. The twenty eighth year features a Sunday program with admission and rail service arranged, including sermons by Governor Buechtel of Colorado and sacred concerts.
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Kansas
Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly
C.&. Nusbaum
Kansz
Assembly
Bnarit
Shaan
Ottawa Assembly
Taft
Bryan
Buechtel
Corado
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Kansas City June 13
Grain and provisions markets with receipts and bid prices for wheat corn oats rye, hay and butter, plus live stock figures for cattle hogs and sheep. Wheat ranges cited for July September December. No 2 red and hard grades noted. Live cattle receipts 4,000 with prices. hog receipts 15,000 with price ranges. sheep packers and pigs listed with bids.
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Kansas City
Kansas G A B Reunion Dates
Topeka June 13 report lists old soldiers reunions across Kansas for summer and fall with dates for Pittsburg Cherryvale Hutchinson Washington Winfield Council Grove Arkansas City Sedan and Sedan dates include August 7 to 10 August 19 to 24 August 20 to 24 August 28 to 30 September 3 to 6 September 5 to 8 September 18 to 20 September 23 to 29 October 8 to 21.
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Kansas
Tlis
Pittsburg
Cherryvale
Hutchinson
Washington
Winfield
Council Grove
Arkansas City
Sedan
Reka
Norman OK graduates hear addresses at OU commencement
William Allen White, editor of the Emporia Gazette, addressed graduates at the University of Oklahoma’s fifteenth annual commencement in Norman Oklahoma. Cover Nor Frantz followed with an additional address to the graduates.
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Norma
Okla
Wm. Allen White
Emporia Gazette
University of Oklahoma
Covernor Frantz
Brooklyn Shoe Dealer Beaten to Death by Highwaymen
August Moyer, a prosperous Brooklyn shoe dealer, was severely beaten by highwaymen and died hours later in a hospital. Nicholas Fenimore, 2 years old, is under arrest for homicide. two others escaped.
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New York
Moyer
Brooklyn
Nicholas Fennimore
Japs Getting Weary Regarding American Question in Tokyo
Tokyo papers were summoned by the home department to abstain from publishing inflammatory or agitating material on the American question. The action reflects wartime censorship and public pressure in Japan as tensions rise.
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Tokio
Home Department
Fatal Jealousy Quarrel Ends in Double Knife Fight
In Naples on June 13 Mariano Polomi selli, a songwriter, and Alfonso Macale due to literary jealousy clashed with knives. Macale died from wound, Polombelli was fatally or seriously wounded. The incident follows a dispute over literary rivalry and money.
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Naples
Mariano Polomiselli
Alfonso Macale
Macale
Polombelli
Arty
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