Orchard's Trail of Blood Mapped for Jury
A man admits mapping a violent sequence labeled as a trail of blood, involving bombs poison guns and treachery, outlining his path for a jury trial.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
1
Witness Orchard resumes testimony in Steunenberg murder trial
Orchard testified about meetings in San Francisco naming associates who helped plan attacks on officials including Governor Peabody and Judge Gabbot. He described Pettibone paying him for actions and details of attempted bombings and shootings, including a bomb casing shown as evidence and plans to target Peabody and others in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posse
Idaho
Steunenberg
Orchard
San Francisco
Fred Bradley
Couer de Alene
California
Pettibone
Bradley
Haywood
Gov. Peabody
Steve Adams
Billy Cakerman
Penver
Adams
Wassone
Peabody
Frank Hearne
Colorado Fuel and Iron Co
Hearne
Dave Coffitt
First National Bank
Moffatt
Western Federation of Miners
Judge Goddard
McDonald
Canon City
Mover
Denver
Hawkins
E. F. Richardson
J. C. Sullivan
State Federation of Labor
Colo
Iowa liquor dealers pick officers at Burlington meeting
The Iowa State Liquor Dealers convention adjourned in Burlington with M. Ingwerson named president, J. J. Klein secretary, and F. E. Dierels treasurer. Sioux City will host the next gathering as resolutions backed full compliance with the law and urged penalties for minors and habitual offenders who purchase liquor fraudulently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Iowa State Liquor Dealers’ Convention
M. Ingwerson
Clinton
J. J. Klein
Council Bluffs
F. E. Dierels
Treasure
Sioux City
Utilities Bill Is A Law In New York
Albany June 6 Governor Hughes signed the 60 called public utilities bill placing all public service corporations under direct state control with exceptions for telephone and telegraph companies. It is described as one of the most far reaching reform measures passed by any American legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Hughes
New York
Telephone
Czar's Own Revolt Among Guard Hussars
The fourth squadron of Hussars of the Guard at Tsarskoe-Selo mutinied against new discipline after the imperial family moved there. Troops quickly surrounded and disarmed them, restoring order without bloodshed. Ring leaders have been turned over to a court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Hussars
Tsarskoe-Selo
Woman lecturer Helen Gougar dies at 70 in Indiana
Helen M. Gougar a noted temperance leader and lecturer died at her Lafayette home of heart failure at age 70. A Hillsdale College graduate and author of the Municipal Woman's Suffrage law of Kansas she led Indiana's Woman's Suffrage association for 22 years and campaigned actively for suffrage and prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Helen M. Gougar
Hillsdale
Mich
William Jackson
Clarissa Dresser Jackson
Hillsdale College
Michigan
John D. Gougar
Indiana
Kansas
Woman's Suffrage Association of
Buenzel Gets Small Verdict In Navy Uniform Case
Newport R I June 6 A jury directed by Justice Sweetland returns a verdict of twenty five cents in the case of Chief Yeoman Fred J Buenzel US naval training station who was barred from a dance pavilion last summer for wearing the navy uniform President Roose velt and many naval officers contributed to the funds for the prosecution which now goes to the supreme court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
Justice Sweetland
Fred J. Buenzel
United States Naval Training Station
United States Navy
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Young amateur Sherlock Holmes arrests himself after train wreck ruse
Fort Dodge Iowa June 6 an amateur detective S S Crandall who came to aid in solving two wrecking attempts on the Chicago and Northwestern passenger trains was arrested and charged with the crimes He was jailed and said to have made damaging admissions when questioned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Chicago and Northwestern
S. S. Crandall
Bryan predicts trusts and tariffs to dominate 1904 campaign
William J. Bryan, in New York as a guest of the Democratic Progressive league, says trusts and railroads will be the key issues in the next presidential campaign. He expresses optimism for the Democratic Party’s prospects next year.
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Bryan
New York
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Democratic Progressive League
Britt and Nelson Sign Up for 133 Pound Title Bout
In San Francisco on June 6 Jimmy Britt and Battling Nelson signed articles for a twenty round fight on July 3 in the city. The bout will be at 133 pounds with the match starting at 6 o'clock. The purse will favor the winner with sixty percent versus forty for the loser.
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San Francisco
California
Jimmy Britt
Battling Neilson
Secretary Root Extends Trade Privileges to France Chambers
Secretary of State Root informs France that France’s chambers of commerce may receive the same invoice certification privileges as Germany under the modus vivendi. He says other nations can claim similar rights if their chambers function as quasi governmental bodies.
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Washington, D. C
Root
France
America
Germany
Woman Acquitted in Sheriff Polk Killing Case
Centerville Missouri reports Mrs. Mary E. Snaugh acquitted of complicity in the sheriff's death. Her son William faces a death sentence for the same crime while another son Arthur serves 99 years in the penitentiary.
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Centerville
Mary E. Snaugh
Polk
William
Arthur
Thhe
Three Men Arrested in Allentown Fire Suspect Case
Allentown Pennsylvania police arrested Oliver Leibenguth William Leibenguth and Oscar Schwank on suspicion of starting three fires in the city last night causing estimated losses over 100 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Oliver Leibenguth
William Leibenguth
Oscar Schwank
1907 Wheat Price Aims at One Dollar Minimum
In Omaha on June 6 nearly 400 delegates of the American Society of Equity gathered to nationalize the grain growers. President J A Everett outlined a plan to set one dollar as the minimum price per bushel with other grains rising proportionally and to fund agents to curb farmer sales to shrink the visible supply and sustain prices.
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Omaha
J. A. Everett
Indianapolis
American Society of Equity
Death by Own Action: Horse Walks Into River and Dies
Clinton Iowa June 6 A most unusual sight was witnessed here today at the river. A horse hitched to a light wagon belonging to the Fenner Fish company walked to the river, laid down, and died by drowning after the driver struck it with the whip.
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Clinton
Fenner Fish Company
Seamen Return to Work In France Ports
Paris June 4 seamen at most French ports follow the National committee order from Marseilles and return to work today restoring normal port activity across the country.
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Paris
France
Marseilles
Tucker given three months for contempt in Uncle Sam Oil case
H H Tucker Jr former secretary of the Uncle Sam Oil company was sentenced to three months in jail by Judge Hook for contempt of court over an affidavit alleging a conspiracy among Federal Judges Pollock McPherson and Philips and the Standard Oil company to ruin the firm. Tucker's lawyers planned habeas corpus action in the supreme court and may present the case to President Roosevelt.
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Leavenworth
Kan
H. H. Tucker, Jr
Uncle Sam Oo Company
Hook
Washington
Supreme Court
Tucker
Roosevelt
United States Circuit Court
H. H. Tucker
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Pollock, McPherson and
Philips
Standard of! Company
Uncle Sam Company
Kansas City
Iowa City Fraternal Bankers Reserve Plans Large Picnic
Iowa City prepares for the State Fraternal Bankers Reserve annual picnic on July 30 with about 1,000 attendees from many Iowa cities. A 5,000-seat tent will be set up on the Chautauqua grounds west of town, and the Cedar Rapids Interurban Railway will operate special trains to the park.
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Iowa City
Iowa State Fraternal Bankers’ Reserve
Iowa Cities
Railroad Fireman Decapitated in Manchester Tragedy
Waterloo Ia June 6 Special Roy H McGuire an Illinois Central fireman was killed at Manchester after being missed from the cab. His headless body was found between the rails. He leaves a wife and three children in Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Roy H. McGuire
Ilinois Central
Manchester
Beaver Falls School Board Adjourns After Sleep Dispute
In Beaver Falls Pennsylvania on Monday night the school board failed to elect a president after a 6 to 6 deadlock. Balloting continued through Tuesday and into the next night with hundreds of ballots and no resolution. Sleep finally forced an adjournment with no immediate restart date.
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Beaver Falls
First Hearing in Gould Divorce Suit Conducted
New York June 6 Justice McCall heard Goulds request to strike portions of Mrs. Howard Gould’s complaint in the divorce suit. The ruling was reserved. Barred From Her Home claims prompt friend’s defense denying earlier liquor fueled attack on Malloy.
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New York
N. Y
Howard Gould
Mr. Gould
Des Moines Bridegroom With Six Marriages Plans Sixth Wedding
Thomas J. Strupper a Biencoe section man aged 71 plans to wed Julia Comstock of Warren Ohio next month. He has been married five times before and has spent time in jail for bigamy. The story recalls his 1906 marriage to Eva Scott and notes his companion Mrs J A Kelly aged 65.
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Biencoe
Des Moines
Thomas J. Strupper
Julia Comstock
Warren, O
Strupper
Eva Scott
Sidney
J. A. Kelly
Scott
Cadets Graduate at Annapolis Diplomas Granted
Seventy three members of the final section of the naval academy graduating class received diplomas from Secretary of the Navy Metcalf. A large assembly attended including foreign guests Rear Admiral T Hierry of France and Ambassador Jusserand, and Admiral Baron Van Asbeck of the Netherlands with diplomatic staff in uniform.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Metcalf
Warfield
T. Hierry
Jusserand
Baron van Asbeck
Silent American press on San Francisco unrest
Tokio reports leading papers refuse to support extreme input settlement in San Francisco affairs. Common sense expects only damages for Japanese residents and punishment for their attackers.
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Tokio
San Francisco
Convention Endorses Knox for President in 1908
Harrisburg state convention endorses Senator Knox for the presidency and praises Roosevelt policies and protection. It also endorses 58th Congress and Roosevelt tariff stance, while praising Governor Stuart and state legislature for capitol investigation. Washington reports suggest White House hesitance on Knox delegation strategy.
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Harrisburg
Roosevelt
Knox
Pennsylvania
Fifty-Ninth Congress
Stuart
J. C. Weliiver
Washington
Republican Convention
White House
Representative Barchfield
Taft
Raerentic
Thera
Iowa and Illinois Weather Update Tonight Through Friday
Iowa shows showers tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures. Illinois sees increasing clouds with showers tonight and Friday, warmer tonight and in the northeast Friday. Sun rises at 4 17 and sets at 7 22 with tides unclear.
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Iowa
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