Orchard reveals alias and Coeur d Alene plot in historic trial
Alfred Mosley relates his life from arrival in 1896 to joining the Western Federal Miners in 1909. He testifies about the Wardner blast plan to blow mines and hang superintendents, describing bombs set at Bunker Hill, Cripple Creek shaft wreck, and alleged conspiracies connected to William D Haywood.
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Harry Orchard
Alfred Mosley
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Alene Trerbies
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Inde Wood
Northern Pacific
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King Edward Snubs Croker From Derby Day Dinner
London reports King Edward hosted the Derby Day dinner at Buckingham Palace for Jockey Club members while Richard Croker, labeled a "not proper person," was not invited due to concerns over his suitability as a Derby winner. The event was described as glowing though Croker’s absence drew notable attention.
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Mr. Croker
London
Edward
Richard Croker
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Epsom Downs
Fowan
Wreck Kills and Injures Dozens Near Nashville
In the early hours a Southern passenger train leaving Nashville derailed after leaving the track at Black Branch near Lebanon. Fifty-seven of sixty aboard were injured, including four women, as four cars plunged down the embankment. The causes are debated as investigators sort rumors of spread rails or engine trouble. An immediate relief train and local physicians were summoned from Lebanon to treat the injured.
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Black Hand letter demands 30 000 liras from Baltimore mayor
A typewritten note mailed to Mayor Muhool threatens death unless 30 000 liras are paid to a “Black Hand” fund. City officials doubt the claim, though the message bears a signature linked to a local Italian resident, who denies involvement. The letter resembled a joke to some, while others suspect a genuine threat.
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Black Hand
Black Hand Society
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J. Barry Muhool
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Foraker Will Battle On Denies Quitting War on Enemies
Senator Foraker issued a ground for the interference of his opinion denying he abandoned his fight for recognition in the hands of Republicans. He criticized telegrams claiming he had headquarter moves and called them campaign literature from a likely organized bureau.
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Birth of Christ at the Amuse U Shown
A local theater presentation titled Birth of Christ is listed for the Amuse U venue, offering what appears to be a holiday program for audiences seeking a religious narrative during the season.
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Birth
Christ
Wedded Fifty Years of King Oscar and Queen Sophia
The fiftieth anniversary of King Oscar II and Queen Sophia of Sweden was celebrated in Stockholm with extensive ceremonies. The event carried double significance as a potential abdication in favor of Regent Gustave was discussed. the king's health was reported improved and he received subjects’ homage.
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Queen Sophia
Sweden
Publishers’ Press
Stockholms Sweden
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Gustave
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Todey
Balloon Flight Sets Record for Army Gas Balloon
Captain Charles Der Chandler and allies completed a Washington to near Harrisonburg flight in the Army Signal Corps balloon, covering about 150 miles in over four hours. The venture yielded praise from Brig General James Allen, with Stevens to be paid 1200 dollars for the craft and plans for another ascent within 19 days to test endurance and range. The lift waned as gas exhausted, ending the voyage earlier than hoped.
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Signal Corps
United States Army
Leo Stexong
J.C. McCoy
Aero Club of America
Harrisonburg
Chandler
James Allen
Allen
Army Signal Corps
Army
Stevens
Penrose on the Ragged £ Oge Sheets for Treasurer
Harrisburg June 6 Pennsylvania Republicans nominate John Sheets an Independent-Knox ally for State Treasurer to battle the reelection of Senator Penrose. The convention endorsed Knox for President and backed an investigation into graft charges urging Governor Stuart to punish those found guilty.
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Stuart
Publishers’ Press
Harrisburg
John
Sheets
Legisature
Penrose
Andre Walton
Philander CG. Knox
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Cummings
James M. Eager
Mifflin County
Russian ambassador seeks action over Michigan Finnish death
Baron Rosen, the Russian Ambassador, asks the State Department to pursue justice for a Finnish man killed during a miners riot in Michigan about a year ago. He notes Michigan officials were not charged and cites recent acquittals of Finns for rioting, urging accountability for the fatal incident.
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Michigan
Washington, D. C
State Department
Limburger by the ton in Wisconsin shipments to West
Green county Wisconsin, home of American made limburger, received the largest single order for the cheese. Twelve tons were ordered for a California dealer with thousands of pounds headed to other buyers as shipments to the West begin.
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Monroe
Wis
Inne G
Lowers
California
Green County
Wisconsin
Californi
Denied Change of Venue in Ratliff Case
Ratliff will be tried in Carlinton for alleged assault on a bird during a case heard in Marlinton West Virginia. Judge Bennett refused a venue change and trial began on the assault charge as reported in recent weeks. Alexander g. was released after family dispute and a jury deemed him careless in the death of his year old daughter Helen. Funeral services for Mrs Ida Mudd were held at St Thomas Church Canoe Point.
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Carlinton
Marlinton
Warwick
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WR. Bennett
Uniontown
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Syearold
Helen
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Sydney
Mudd
Plate
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Canoe Point
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Mulyvancy
Power Company Pleads Guilty Over Smoke Violations
Potomac Electric Power Company faced fifteen citations in Washington City police court for District smoke law violations. Inspector George Whitaker photographed emissions from their stack at Fort and B streets, and after seeing the image the company quickly pled guilty, paying fines of 31 dollars each.
Justice Grannan loan aids Baltimore lodging suspect
Edgar Yarrell of Spartanburg S C was arrested in Baltimore on a hotel defraud charge and released after Justice Grannan lent 39 cents to telegraph home for money. Yarrell claimed no fraud, saying he expected funds daily and later gave a dollar after settling the bill, with 50 cents kept as loan interest. Meanwhile five year old Eliza Robinson of Frostburg Pittsburg suffered serious injuries after a street accident but is expected to recover with treatment.
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Justice Grannan
Edgar Yarrell
Spartanburg
S. C
Baltimore
Caswell
Justice Grangan
Maistrate
Saill
Tam Yarrell
Pittsburg
Eliza
James Robinson
Frostburg
Confederate Memorial Observed At Rose Hill Cemetery
On Confederate Memorial Day a small band of surviving veterans laid garlands on Confederate graves at Rose Hill Cemetery. A wreath was placed on the Union soldier head monument as a symbol of shared fellowship. Mr. Reuben Lichtenstein and Justice A R Dawson led the tribute.
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Rose Hill Cemetery
Sitle Square
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Reuben Lichtenstein
A. R. Dawson
Confeder
Shepherds Follow the Star at the Amuse U
A brief note lists shepherds following a star motif at the Amuse U venue. The item notes attendance and the festive display, with no further details on date or participants.
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Shepherds
Crane Crushes Train Windows In West Virginia Accident
A dislocated mail crane extended toward the railroad track near Paden City smashing windows on a southbound Baltimore & Ohio train at 39 mph. Several passengers were injured including H. W. Smith of Ravenswood, cut across face and head. Cause unknown.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Paden City
H. W. Smith
Ravenswood
Safe Robbed on Queen City River Packet
Cincinnati police report the Queen City’s safe was robbed on the downriver trip from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh. Authorities say the thief or thieves disappeared with the cash box and a suspect is being sought. The sensational claim references the “wonderful star” at the Anse VU.
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Anse VU
Life of Christ Show at the Amuse
A local theater presents a Life of Christ production at the Amuse venue. Performances feature a cast portraying biblical scenes with period costumes and stage music. Tickets are available at the theater box office and online.
Robbery suspects arrested in Catholic church box thefts
Detectives arrested a man and a woman in Maryland on charges of robbing poor boxes in Baltimore Catholic churches and other cities. Police believe Morano planned a larger crime in New York City last March, including burglary of the Immaculate Conception Church and shooting at priests who uncovered the plot.
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Wlomen
Saisi
New York
Moie
Louis C
Mary Boas
Tsallimore
Pumphrey
al Sill
Millinery Notes Offer Best Values to Buyers
The note highlights a backlogged season with cool weather and overstocked hats from manufacturers and robbers. It promotes a $5.00 hat sale that attracted new customers, contrasts with items not worth less than $8.00 to $10. It urges buyers to act now, especially on ostrich plumes, promising savings.
June Snow Hits Baltimore Area Hail Destroys Crops
A fierce June storm swept Baltimore county and the city, with heavy hailstones injuring tender crops. Hail as large as 1 by 2 inches was reported, and Loch Raven was covered with stones up to two inches. followed by torrential rain and a burst of unusual snowfall in hail.
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Baltimore
eBaltimores
Baltimore County
Loch Raven
Body Identified in Cincinnati Factory Furnace
The body found in a soap factory furnace Friday morning was identified as Panko Rakowski also known as Michael Witkoski of 1917 Sedewick Street Allegheny Pa. John Herman an Austndian lawyer wrote a letter for him making the identification Witkoski had left Allegheny after a robbery on February 4.
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Cincinnati
Panko Rakowski
Michael Witkoski
Sedewick Street
al- Hegheny. Pa
John Herman
Witkoski
Allegheny
Life of Christ at the Amuse
A local theater presents a Life of Christ program at the Amuse with scenes depicting biblical events. Aimed at worshipful audiences, the production features a cast of regional actors and period costumes.
Mission Station Destroyed Near Kathsien in Sze-Chuan
Despatches from Shanghai report a mission station at Kathsien near the Tibet border in Sze-Chuan province destroyed by a mob. The note also mentions Alpine Hall summer rates starting June 1 and a first-class table.
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Tiy Publishers’ Press
London
Shanghai
China
Kathsien
Sze-Chuan
Alpine Hall
Public Schools Close Tomorrow for Holiday
Tomorrow ends the nine month scholastic term in the county public schools. Pupils will have several weeks of holiday after tomorrow. Tonight Union Street School pupils present a cantata as the closing feature of that school.
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Union Street
Snowstorm hits Good Springs area with orchard damage
A heavy ballstorm with thunder swept through Good Springs, Pennsylvania last afternoon, blanketing the ground with snow and severely damaging existing orchards in the county.
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Pennsylvania
Pottsville
Orcharde
Bargains in city properties and lots for sale
An advertising note lists multiple real estate deals on Bedford and Lena Streets. It advertises a 90 by 427 foot lot with barn for 1260, two lots on Valley Street 249 by 100 at 590, a double frame house with 11 rooms rented at 192 yearly for 2200, a single room house with lot for 650, a 24 room brick house rented 50 monthly for 7150, and the Buchholz property on Baltimore Avenue describing 11 rooms two baths and hot water heat offered on easy terms.
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Bedford Street
Centre Street
Pear Street
Shriver Avenue
Sea
Farm for sale near Mt. Savage with coal vein
Property description lists a 75 acre farm 9 room house barn and out buildings two miles from Mt Savage half underlaid with coal vein priced at 2800 5 dollars. Also mentions houses and lots for sale citywide and invites inquiries to real estate agent.
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Mt. Savage
Real Estate Agent S. Tanzer Office Notice
S Tanzer real estate agent, located at Corner Liberty and Baltimore Streets, Room 6 Second Floor, W Md. Phone 9738, C&P terms.
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Liberty and
Baltimore
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