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Newspaper

Montpelier Herald

Location

Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1907

Page

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Counter conspiracy theory dominates Orchard testimony in Idaho trial

The defense presses a rival theory that enemies of the Western Federation of Miners formed a counter conspiracy. Orchard testifies under suggestion about crimes from the Independence station dynamiting to plans against Detective Gregory and the Bradley household. The judge, jury, and court observers see a dramatic cross examination with heavy emphasis on credibility and motive.

Boise Idaho Tar Orchard Wiliam i Haywood Western Federation of Miners Orchard Independence Station Pred Bridiey Moyer Gregory Pettibone Wyoming Denver Andy Mayberry Francisco Dee Pat Boo Makines Orehara Railway Antrace Elger Tsing Ontario Steve Adonis Ada County Jail Haywood, Mover and Pettibone

Youthful Inventor Flies Airship at Columbus Park

Cromwell Dickson a fifteen year old Columbus youth built a thirty foot airship modeled on dirigibles. It uses a foot powered propeller by the rider like a bicycle. He stayed aloft for an hour with apparent full control of the craft.

Columbus, O Cromwell Dickson Columbus Dickson Will

Dividend Authorized for Consolidated Abero Plantation Claims

Boston June 11 A 25 cent dividend on the dollar on claims against the Consolidated Abero Plantation company totaling 58 000 was greenlighted by Judge Dodge in the circuit court. Receiver Smith will pay the dividend. The company was led by FLFE Borgs of Indiana now imprisoned for swindling. Former Congressman W D Owen of Indiana linked to the case remains at large.

Boston Abero Plantation Compan Dodge Vining States Circuit Court Smith FLFE Borgs Indiana W. D. Owen

Narbonne Mayor Declares Civil Strike Over Flag Incident

In Narbonne on June 11, Mayor M. Perrovi announced a civil strike aimed at protesting government inaction on wine grower demands. A flag was replaced with a dense crepe streamer amid a crowded gathering. The municipal council surrounded the mayor as protestors marched through principal streets.

Narbonne France M. Perrovi Sie

Taken Out of Court in Chicago & New York Electric Air Line Case

In United States circuit court a complaint against the Chicago and New York Electric Air Line company was dismissed Saturday. The ruling ends receivership proceedings and leaves the company's affairs in the hands of officers who have been managing them.

Chicsesa Kohisaat United States Cfrenit Chicago & New York Electric Air Line Company

Anderson and Others Bonded in Tipton County Murder Case

James Anderson of Tipton county and Yours Anderson were released on $10,000 bond after being indicted for second degree murder in the Jacob Dich case. Elwood farmers and a father provided the bond, with Elwood residents previously charged.

Anderson Dnd James Anderson Tipton County Jacob Dich Alexandria Elwood Yours Anderson Granud Jors

Investigation opens into New York Life Insurance affairs

The grand jury in New York has started an inquiry into the conduct and affairs of the New York Life Insurance company.

New York Grand Jury New York Life Insurance Company

Violent Earthquake Fears in Guayaquil and Global Turmoil

A violent earthquake disrupts Guayaquil Ecuador triggering panic while reports of political assassinations and warfare rumors circulate. Secretary Taft says no war with Japan. Pan American railway work continues and dynamite accidents claim lives.

Guayaquil Ecuador

Gary Harbor Works Push Giant United States Steel Mills

Hammond Indiana June 12. Amazing progress at Gary the new city of the United States Steel corporation. Over a hundred million dollars is spent on harbor canal and mills with sixteen blast furnaces and eighty four open hearth furnaces and a planned largest steel rail mill in the world. The Indiana Steel company funds a city campus with paved streets water gas and electric plants and sewer system while parcels sell for high prices two miles from the lake. Buyers must build a two story brick building within eighteen months or property reverts to the Steel Corporation. The Indiana Steel company licensed to provide gas and electricity with a lake tunnel supplying water to the city.

Hammond Ind Gary United States Steel Corporation Lake Michigan Calumet River Indiana Steel Company Coemoge City Merenviite Structure Mills Mei Cory Ste Broadway Steel Corporation Fromte

Newton County schools election ends in continued deadlock

Newton County Indiana voters struggle in the second week of balloting for a county superintendent. Over 560 ballots cast with a Republican slate expecting a tally clash. Democrat DLK Frye, a large man serving as teller, holds the field as foes fail to make progress.

Kentland Ind Newton County Dlk Frye Teller Frye Pree Truster McCain Hiss Ceeth Beliot Tiros

Ferrets Find Shortage in City Treasury Records

The Taxpayers' association in Michigan City reports the city treasury books show a shortfall by the present treasurer and predecessor. They demand ex-treasurer C. P. Miller, now Laporte County auditor, repay 1228 dollars in interest withheld during his term. Miller’s allies are alarmed after a recent 290 dollar restitution payment. threats are alleged if no settlement is reached.

Michlgean City Ded Taxpayers’ Association Ocexand Nation C. P. Miller Laporte County Mooney Miller

Four Die After Gas Explosion in Congnellisville Pa

Four persons were killed in a gas explosion in Congnellisville Pennsylvania when gas leaked from a defective hose on a stove was ignited by an oil lamp.

Congnellisville

O'Connor May Lose Seat as Jarrow Seeks Home Rule Candidate

London June 12. T P O'Connor Irish Nationalist MP for the English Liverpool Scotland division may lose his distinction as voters in Jarrow nominate a Home Rule candidate to fill the vacancy caused by Sir Palmer's death. A convention will consider names for the contest to stand against the Nation for Home Rule.

London T. P. O’connor Parliment Scotland Liverpool Jarrow House of of Commons Sirhas Palmer House of Commons

Judge Balks Self as Juror in Peonage Case

In Cheveston West Virginia on June 12 the grand jury returned indictments against Ritter Lumber Company and its officers for peonage. One indictment holds twenty two counts. Judge Kelier disclosed stock ownership in Ritter Lumber and withdrew from judging the cases. July 10 is set for the hearing before Judge Dayton. Most officials have posted bonds.

Cheveston W. Va Fee CC Crand Ritter Lamber Cemedy Meben Wy- Ginihe Tatvar Kelier Ritt. + Lumber company Dayton Northern District Court

Tulsa men sued for Creek town lot fraud in 1901 agreement

The United States files three suits against about fifteen Tulsa citizens alleging that dummies were used to acquire large blocks of town property in defiance of the Creek agreement of 1901. Ex Mayor John Mitchell is named. Similar cases are planned in Muskogee and elsewhere.

Trea L. T United States Cst Tulsa John Mitchell Muskogee Worever Territory

Wife of burglar confesses to aiding raids

Mrs. Bessie Melard of Gishteen aged 26 confessed to police that she helped her husband Otto Metzdorf in several store burglaries around the city. She admitted wearing disguises and assisting in the robberies, and Metzdorf was arrested on Sunday.

Bessie Melard Otto Metzdorf Allesal Aetlag Metz Door Dosti Suidiay

York Torrado Vict ms Vnitr Pa diane too Mire

The article reports York Torrado Vict being harmed in a brutal attack. Tob Restick’s actions are described as severe and the victim is believed to be non-survivable. Ruth Postiek suffers serious injuries with scars but is not believed to have fatalities.

Vnitr Diane Tob Restick Pier Ruth Postiek

Boy's Narrow Escape In Atlanta Tin Plate Factory

Frank Cross Land, fourteen, had his left arm chopped off at the elbow when his glove trapped in a shearing machine at the Atlanta tin plate factory. A fellow worker halted the machine by shoving an iron bolt into the cogs, saving him from a fatal maiming.

Atlanta Ind Frank Crossland

Orchard Story Attack on His Testimony

Defense presses hard to discredit Harry Orchard testimony in the Haswood case. The Haswood defense seeks to reveal Pinkerton involvement and question Orchard’s alleged funding network through Adams and Pettibone amid financial strain and past crimes. The Denver and Cripple Creek episodes are examined as investigators press inconsistencies.

Boise Tiaho Haswood Harry Orchard Fred Bradley San Francisco Pinkertons Denver Tdi Orchard Federation Tradiegv Steve Adams Camprercom Pettibone Adams Globeville Max Malich Joe Mahalich Haywood Cripple Creek Moyer Parker Davis Peabody Gabbert Goetlaird Ane Pettert Telaaf Adair Jodee

Senator John Tyler Morgan Dies at Home

United States Senator John Tyler Morgan of Alabama died at his home after years of ill health. The Democrat, a longtime senator and brigadier general in the Confederate army, suffered angina pectoris and had attended sessions until a week ago. Born June 20, 1824 in Athens Tennessee, he resided in Selma, Alabama, with funeral planned for Thursday.

Washington United States John Tyler Morgan Alabama Congress Senate Senator Morgan Mr. Morgan Athens Tenn Selma Morgan Hawaiian Laws Commission Bering Sea John Marshall Place

Incomplete Quote on Federation Leaders Promise Care

The fragment notes that Federation leaders had promised to care for her in his absence, indicating a claim about arranged support during a missing or departing period. No further context or specifics are provided in the readable text.

Federation

Presidential staff arrives for Oyster Bay vacation

The Moore block executive offices stood ready to receive the secretary to the president and his assistants as they arrived from Washington for the summer in Oyster Bay New York. The suite has housed the president's staff during the last three summer vacations.

Oyster Bay N. Y Moore Block Washington

Longworths Plan Summer Trek to Yellowstone and Hawaii

Representative Longworth and Mrs. Longworth intend to travel to Yellowstone Park around June 29 for a two week horseback trip through the park. They will then proceed to the Hawaiian Islands to spend the remainder of the summer.

Unclear sports item with scattered team references

Fragmentary OCR text mentioning multiple teams cities and scores, including Detroit and Indianapolis. Lacks coherent narrative or full names to determine a concrete game or outcome.

Ancient palace find near Athens yields Homeric king Nestor ruins

Excavations near Athens conducted by the German Institute uncover a vaulted edifice containing numerous gold ornaments and valuables. Experts believe the site may be the palace of the Homeric King Nestor.

Athens Batos German Instituts of Nestor

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