Orchard Talks Only of Murder in Haywood Trial
Self confessed multi murderer Orchard details meeting accomplices in San Francisco and Denver. He recalls plans to bomb Governor Peabody and Governor Gustafson, and places Haywood's involvement in orchestrating attacks. The testimony, given as part of William Haywood's murder trial, continues.
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Bolge
Thebe
William Haywood
Steunenberg
Alfred Horsley
Harry “Orchard
Mar
Ochards
San Francisco
Fred Bradley
Bunker Hill
Sutlway Ming
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Orrchard
Barry
San F Co
California
Dorver
Pettibene
Tau
Judas
Fayrwood
Bert
Supreme Court of Colorade
Gabbert
Orchard
Meyersemann
Tellutide
Gabbertade
Steve Adams
Haywood
Aly
Peabody
Steve
Ehly’ Ackerman
Thirteenth Street
Grant Inc
Denver
Pettibone
The Times Tomorrow Promises 16 Page Metropolitan Paper
The Times previews a 16 page issue in three sections with local national and international happenings. Advertisers fashion pages cartoons fiction stories and seasonal patterns plus two illustrations for ladies and a children’s tale The Canine Brotherhood and a joke story.
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Times
Willie Cute
Dinah
Herr Spiegleburgen
Jokera
Marjorie Dane
Bureau of Fashions
Miss Dane
Clinton Ross
Myra Williams Jarrell
Canine Brotherhood
the Times
Baltimore
Fate of Ratliff case hinges on drunken confession at trial
In Marinton West Virginia the trial of Warwick Ratliff and Albert Gay continued after Miss Bird testified about an attempted elopement with Ona Bird, daughter of Uriah Bird. She said Ratliff and Gay kept the girl at Ratliff’s house, where she was allegedly drugged and forced to ride into the forest before rescue. Ratliff claimed he was intoxicated and unable to control events. Jurors heard cross examination of the girl and Gay, with a verdict of guilty anticipated amid threats of lynching by armed townsfolk.
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Smarinton
W. Va
Cetac
Warwick Ratliff
Miss Ona
Earold
Uriah
Batuts House
Albert Gay
Ratliff
Ratlit
Rat- Hiff
Gailty
Besun
Pittsburg rally for cheaper gas faces Philadelphia cartel
A coalition of 125 men from three cities and twenty two civic groups travels to Harrisburg to seek Governor Stuart and demand quo warranto actions against a Philadelphia gas company. They plan to urge the attorney general to void the company charter and, if needed, press for a special legislative session to pass remedial laws.
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Pittsburg
Publishers’ Press
Piltsbury
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Stuart
Todd
Philadelphia Company
Carter
Jumped to Death as Family Fled Burning Home
In Philadelphia on June 7 Isaac Greenbaum, 62, leaped from a third floor window to escape a blaze, dying instantly. A daughter, Rosie, was fatally hurt, while the wife and two other children were badly injured. A man identified as John Reynolis, 8, was arrested and charged with arson.
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Whale
Publishers’ Press
Philadelphia
Isaac Greenbaum
Greenbaum
Rosie
John Reynolis
Passing of W M Meiaig longtime Cumberland figure
William McMahon Meiaig, former congressman senator and Cumberland mayor, died after a long illness at Western Maryland Hospital. Born in this city, he lived here all his life and never married. A lawyer by training, he had not practiced recently, but was known for irreproachable character and public service.
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William McMahon Meiaig
Wretern Maryland Hospital
Gen. Mealy
Rol S. McKaig
Longtime Cumberland figure Gen McKaig dies after illness
Gen McKaig a prominent Cumberland leader and former mayor, congressman, and state senator, died after a long illness. He served in the House and Senate, helped establish a Federal District Court, and headed local fire and church groups. Funeral services are at Four o clock Saturday at First Presbyterian Church, with burial at Rose Hill cemetery. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named.
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Tokai McKakss
Onde
Wilbersg
House of Colognes
Bent Bressrs
J. B. Oder
Patrick Carroll
Wm. Brace, Jr
State Senate
Senate
Fia
McKaig
Cumberland
Cal
Henry J. Johnson
Ron. Wir
Bret Heutenant
Wm. T. Hamilton
McKarig
Windsor Hotel
Firet Precylerio Church
Rose Hil
Roderic Clary
W. H. Shepherd
W. S. Cochamne
Hugh McCleave
Griffits
Robert H. Gordon
Albert Charles
J. Y P. _Gallacy
Princess Margaret gives birth to Sweden’s future heir
Stockholm July 7 Princess Margaret wife of Prince Gustavus Adolphus son of the Crown Prince of Sweden today gave birth to a son an infant heir to the Swedish throne appears in this brief notice from Ty Publishers press.
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Ty Publishers' Press
Stockholm
Margaret
Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Everett hotel wine cellar burglary attempt ends with capture
Grant Morris was caught in the Union Hotel wine cellar in Everett while attempting to burgle the cellar. Porter Wilbur Banks and proprietor Bud Eichelberger aided in detaining him until arrest. Morris claimed he was hired for the job and offered five dollars. Accomplices suspected.
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Grant Norris
Everett
Union Hotel
Wilbur Banks
Ejchelberger
Banks
Eichelbergers
Grant Morris
Atv
Livingston
Cipher
Norris Pear
Wis
Ap- Gurt
Fred
Confederate Memorial Day Observed at Loudon Park
In Baltimore on Confederate Memorial Day 2 060 friends of Dixie and the Lost Cause attended the ceremonies at Loudon Park Cemetery. Col Oswald Tilghman spoke of the Confederate cause and tears were shed. Veterans from the Confederate Home at Pikesville arrived by train, with Waters Band leading a march to the Confederate lot. Crosses of Honor were presented to six Civil War veterans. A program of recitations and hymns followed as graves were strewn with flowers.
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Loudon Park
Baltimore
Friends_ of Dixie
Loudon Park Cemetery
Society of the Army and Navy
Oswald Tilghman
George W. Booth
Imore
Maryland
Plaughters of the Confederacy
Sun Alexander YT
Beil
Stuart
Richard T
Maryland Infantry
Charles A. Scott
A. J. Simpson
Harris
Sissipp
Bricade
Gomerville
McKinley Memorial Hope Hinted By Sister Donation Offer
Justice Day says Mrs C Barber sister of Mrs McKinley intends to donate the late president and wife homestead to the Memorial Association if the McKinley heirs approve the sale. Cyclone devastates Kurtachi wrecking town and ships. no casualty details released yet.
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Canton
Ohio
Publishers’ Press
London
Rautay
Kurtachi
New 30 Mile Standard Gauge Line From Bloomington to Gorman
The Bloomington and North Branch Railroad Company formed at Oakland. Chartered by Maryland to build a standard gauge railroad from Bloomington on the B&O line west of Piedmont WVa to Gorman Garrett County about thirty miles along the North Branch of the Potomac. It will parallel the Western Maryland line and serve fifteen nearby coal mines and regional timber and agricultural outputs. Officers include John C. Brydon president G Semmes Hamill Jr vice president J B Brydan secretary Stuart F. Hamill treasurer and G S Hamill general counsel. Capital stock ten thousand dollars full subscribed and paid. Surveys under way and right of way to be secured. road expected to feed the B&O and boost regional development.
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Bloomington
Gorman
Bloomington and North Branch Railroad Company
Oakland
Maryland
Bloormington
Piedmont
W. Va
Potomac River
Garrett County
West Virginia
R. R
John ©. Brydon
Brydon
G. Semmer Varill
S. F. Hamill
G. 8. Hamill
John C. Brydon
G. Semmes Hamill
J. B. Brydan
Stuart F. Hamill
G. 5. Hamill
Wabashine
Great Passion Play at Amuse U presents life of Christ
The Amuse U on Baltimore street showcases a 39 image moving picture drama in four acts. Act one features the Annunciation to Nazareth and the Transfiguration frames, culminating with the Ascension in act four. The program begins tonight with part one and runs through Saturday June 15, urging full series attendance.
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Christ
Baltimore Street
Joseph
Mary
Jusalem
Nazareth
Jerusalem
Peter
Resignations Shape City Fire Department Leadership
Stegmaier Bros has resigned as fire captain. Mr Simeon Hoffman captain of the West Side paid fire department has resigned and his place filled by the appointment of Mr Alfred J Read. Beef pricing and meat market details appear as a separate notice at 13 North Centre street.
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North Centre Street
Stegmaier Bros
Simeon Hoffman
West Side
Alfred J. Read
Millinery Sale Offering Best Values in City
Millinery notes urge buyers to act as season lags due to cool weather. Manufacturers and robbers oversold hats with low price concessions, but the shop now presents the best values, including remaining $5.00 hats that previously ranged from $8.00 to $10.00. Ostrich plumes are highlighted for savings.
Roosevelt and Senator Knox Campaign Reception in Washington
June 7 report says Senator Knox accepted the presidential nomination at the national convention after the Pennsylvania GOP endorsed him. Knox enjoys White House support but not for Taft, and Knox partisans expect to win other states to his column as the campaign proceeds.
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Publishers’ Press
Washington
Knox
Know
Taft
White House
Kno
Epworth League Rally Elects Officers at Cavalry M E Church
The Epworth League convention in Hidgeley West Virginia under Moore field district of the M E Church South elected officers led by President Rev. G T D Collins Cumberland and Secretary Rev J B Hoff man Frostburg with Rev H F Hoot Piedmont as treasurer. Addresses were given by several ministers and Prof R I Whittig Cumberland and Rev J S Rudasi was absent due to Mrs Rudasis illness. The session ended with a sermon by Rev H F L Brown. The rally drew good attendance and strong success though meeting site to be decided.
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Cavalry Mle
Hidgeley
W. Va
Moorefield
M. E. Church South
G. T. D. Collins
Cumberland
J. B. Hoffman
Frostburg
H. F. Hoot
Piedmont
Wade
Mr. Hoot
Fiedmont
Brown
Romnes
Whittig
Rudasi
Rudisitl
J. B. Henrick
Linesvill
Fostburg
Her. W. H. Wolfe
H. FL. Brown
Stolypin Resigns After Czar Conference
A St. Petersburg dispatch says Premier Stolypin has resigned after a long conference with the Czar on empire political affairs. The report places the resignation in Paris dated June 7.
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Stolypin
Publishers’ Press
Paris
St. Petersburg
Prominent Bedford Street Lots for Sale Near Centre
A collection of parcels on Bedford Street and Lena Street offering 320 by 100 feet lots fronting on Fey Street for $1200 and two adjacent lots for $500. Also advertised are a 12 room double frame on Pea and Shriver with yearly $194 tax for $2200 and a four room modern house with water heat on Baltimore avenue sold on easy terms.
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Bedford Street
Fe Fey Street
Lena Street
Pea' and Shriver Avenue
Baltimore Avenue
Farm Offer With 75 Acres and Coal Veins
Property listing for a 75 acre farm featuring a 9 room house, barn, and outbuildings. Half the land contains two coal veins and the farm lies about two miles from Savage. Includes houses and lots in the city and urges contact for buyers and sellers.
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Able
Savage
Ty AG
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Western’ Federation of Miners
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Hawkins
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J. ¢. Sullivan
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McKinley
Roosevelt
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