Prosecution Intro to Key Evidence in Steunenberg Trial
The prosecution presented a thread of evidence linking Pettibone's Denver store to Harry Orchard in San Francisco and Rome as part of the Bradley murder plot. It cited a registered letter under "J Wolf" from Pettibone's Denver shop to "J Demp" at the Golden West in San Francisco in 1904, with Orchard claiming to have stayed at the Golden West under an alias. The case also tied Steve Adams and A T Williams to Ogden, Wilton Vaughn corroborated travel with Orchard, and witnesses identified Adams later in connection with the scheme.
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Rome
Idaho
Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
George Pettifone
Denver
Orchard
Ban Franciére
Bradley
Haywood
Steve Adams
United States Post
San Franchsco
Avene
J Wolf
Pertithbone
J. Demp
Golden West
San Francisco
Golden War
Alles
Dempsey
Hogan
Pettibone
Wolf
Het. Bone
Brother Maron
Adams
Straleh
Western Union
Haywoo
Ogden
Cripple Creek
Shen
Misa
Peabody
Steve Adame
Peabdy
Canon City
Arwood
Poetibone
Orehard
Wilton Vaughn
OreWard Ano Vavehn
Bleve Adama
Toratella
Hulse
Taho
Pipport
Wold
United Counsel For
N. Agemat
Wood
California
Maywood
New York
BimpRing
The
Western Federation of Miners
Simmons
Cauldwell
Mra
Prosecution in Haywood Case Nears End This Week
Prosecutors in the Haywood murder trial showed witnesses this week as they confirm elements of the Mary Orchard case. The defense prepared for extensive cross examination of Governor Peabody and others, while evidentiary rulings drew objections and appeals.
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Haywood
Tragic Assault and Murder Plot Reported in Nevada Turmoil
San Francie reports a fatal wound to Alice Bell blamed on jeweler Roy Muff who allegedly tried to poison her before a gunshot ended the action. Hoff allegedly threatened and fired, while in Tonopah two assailants robbed a mall clerk and abandoned him bound on a freight car. Night watchmen found the man alive hours later and raised the alarm.
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San Francie
Alice Bell
Roy Muff
Hoff
Tonopah
Nev
Min
Tonopah & Goldfield Mullond Company
Evidence links Orchard crimes to broader conspiracy narrative
The state argues corroboration of Orchard’s confession ties him to multiple crimes. Witnesses place links to Adwin and Murwood with Jack Simpkins, a Western Federation of Miners official, suggesting drafts moved within federation records. Simpkins named in indictments but not arrested. drafts date to January 1808 and before Haywood’s 1804 arrest, tying to events around Stenunenberg’s murder.
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Boise
Idaho
Musder
Murwood
Jack Simpkins
Simpkins
Western Federation of Miners
Haywoodta
Haywood
Moyer
Perthone
Stenunenberg
Orchard
Caldwell
Wer Bank
Spokane
Steunenbers
Denver
Jury verdicts in north Idaho land conspiracy cases
Moscow Idaho jury returned guilty verdicts on two counts against G A Kevter William Dwyer and W F Ketterbach while acquitting them on three counts The defendants faced counts three and four named in the U S indictments The case centers on quarter sections of Umberland to 104 and actions with Corey and Wilson The prosecution hails the verdict as a victory paving way for similar cases in federal court leadership included Keslenbach president and Kester cashier of Lewiston National Bank of Lewiston Idaho.
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Moscow
Idaho
North Idaho
G. A. Kevter
William Dwyer
W. F. Ketterbach
Guy L. Wilson
Corey
Wilson
Umberland
Simlar
Keslenbach
Kester
Lewiston National
Lewiston
Ida. Doever
No Bail Denied for Schmitz in Sap Francisco Case
Sen Francisca Schmitz, convicted mayor of San Francisco, is refused bail by Judge Frank Donne as the probation hearing on bond pending sentencing set for June 27. The judge adopts the prosecution stance that the mayor differs from other defendants, with jury-established felon status.
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Sen. Francisca
No. Ball
Tou
E. Schmite
Sap Franvices
Frank Ho Donne
Orp
Hie Jin
Dinon
Felowye
The Favorite Prescription Claims Safe Cure for Delicate Women
The advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a guaranteed cure for female complaints and weakness. It emphasizes avoidance of examinations, touts non alcohol content, and lists endorsements from medical professionals, urging readers to request the pamphlet and price list for more details.
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Pierce
Ita Ingredionia
Lna
Rajunst
BV. Pierce
Buffalo
B. V
Meira
Tr. Rt Pierce
N. Y
Mighty City of London Population and Wealth in 1904 1905
The Greater London area held 6.5 million people in 9 25 008 houses, with birth rates rising yet overall declining. Back in 1904 post offices numbered 10 28 and 2 435 public telephones operated. London imports in 1904 reached 849 046 000 dollars and exports 462 259 000 dollars. Taxable values show 219 964 000 dollars in houses, 344 045 000 dollars in trades, 698 511 000 dollars in corporate profits, 115 044 000 dollars in corporate salaries, and 103 674 000 dollars in army and navy salaries. In 1905 there were 2 993 motor cars and 1 852 motor cycles in London, with licenses for 70 people and fees about 36 800 dollars.
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Greater London
Onion
London
Army
Medivine Remedy Recalled Amidst Broad Drifter Claims
A fragmented OCR item hints at a medical remedy or patent medicine claim marketed as the universal cure. The text references doctors, a prescriber, and a brand or product name associated with Rocky Mountain regions, suggesting a regional distribution or promotional effort.
Night Practice Boosts Piano Touch for the Blind
The article suggests blind students gain better touch and listening by practicing at night without lights. Start with scales in order, then arpeggios and running chords of the dominant seventh and diminished fifth. Then perform memorized pieces to awaken musical perception and reduce reliance on printed notes.
Cure for Rheumatism Claims New German Remedy
In Germant ri th w Cherie In the City of Dermatadt-1 a remedy by Dr Kappemene Romiedy is praised for curing rheumatic complaints. The preparation reportedly dissolves in water and releases toxins from the system, offering relief from long standing pains and enabling sufferers to live without the full burden of the disease.
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Rees
Mingus
Notable Doctor Named in Rheumatic Remedy Teasers
Fragmentary OCR reveals a teacher asked pupils to read a note with "bitter end" and a student described a tale of a woman bitten by a dog. The garbled text mentions Dr. Wadsworth and a rheumatic remedy in a curious context.
Union Leaders Back Moyer and Haywood at Western Federation Convention
The Western Federation of Miners opens its eleventh annual convention in Denver with delegates endorsing Charles H. Moyer for president and William C. Haywood for secretary treasurer. Officers will serve beyond the term only if reappointed, and the slate from last year is expected to continue.
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Denver
Minere Migazine
Western Federation of Minere
Charles H. Moyer
William C Haywood
oMeers
Trenasurer
Hady Orchard
Coin portraits and a Sioux girl on American currency
The article explains that US coins rarely bear portraits, preserving Liberty imagery and historic figures like Washington on early coins. It notes one exception, a coin showing Liberty with an American Indian headdress and a young Sioux girl, Sarah Longacre Keen, whose father engraved her likeness. Keen, longtime secretary of Philadelphia Methodist Women’s Foreign Missionary society, died recently.
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United States
Federal Union
George Washington
Washington
Inter
Sarah Longacre Keen
Philadelphia
Methodist Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Young Couple Misses ovation at Orpheum show
In the Orpheum parquet a young man and his girl refused to applaud while others nearby cheered. After James H. Cullen delivered his third hit, the girl whispered to her escort that she must applaud this man, prompting a visible reaction from the audience.
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Orpheum
Denver Peat
James H. Cullen
Cullen
John
Health Gaffe Sample Promises Free Coffee Tasting
Fragmented OCR describes a cheeky health gaffe pitch about free samples of Uy Slyuap and a brew at a tavern. It mentions a clever genie motif, real coffee, and a drink made from grain or malt with vinegar like notes, sold by a seller named Mh do Wathiwarth.
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Slyuap
Kielieys
Chicago Tycoon Proposes Apartment Block with Private Garages
A Chicago capitalist plans an apartment complex with a garage for every unit. The design emphasizes stream heat electric lighting telephones and hot and cold water, signaling a modern city living concept.
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Chicago
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