Haywood Case Witness Orchard Reveals Motives and Confession
Boise dispatch reports Harry Orchard on the stand during the Haywood trial, detailing his confession after a cross examination by the defense. He describes conversion after receiving a Bible in prison, his fear of punishment, and a sense of duty to society and God guiding his truth telling.
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Cansee
Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of
Minera
Harry Orchard
Bis
Orchard
McPar Janda
Steunenberg
Richardgan
Mr. Richardson
McParland
Western Federation of Miners
Fife
Mollie McGuire
Orchara
Steve Adams
Governor Gooding
Orchard Testimony Reveals Denials of Conspirators Influencing Trial
Orchard denied changes by McParland or others and rejected claims of special treatment. The defense showed him pampered prison life and his plea for Wetter’s life. Governor Peabody reassured Orchard after his emotional exchange, and state witnesses linked Orchard to the Bradley poisoning scheme with corroborating testimony and dates.
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McParland
Hawley
Pinkertons
Canada
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Gooding
Whitney
Steunenberg
Bob Wetter
Wetter
Peabody
Colorado
Bradley
Badie Swan
Baseball scores from multiple leagues on a day
National League games include St Louis 1 Boston 0 Chicago 4 Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 2. American League results show New York 3 Chicago 4 and Philadelphia not listed. American Association doubleheaders reported Indianapolis 5 Minneapolis 0 and Indianapolis 3 Minneapolis 4 Columbus 2 Kansas City 1 and Columbus 3 Kansas City 4 Louisville 0 St Paul 1.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelpha
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Minneapols
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Kansas City
Louieville
St Paul
Treasury Call Seeks 30 Million From Banks by July 10
Secretary Cortelyou orders return of thirty million dollars from nationwide depositary banks to fund bond redemptions. This move aims to reclaim government funds held in trust across the financial system.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortelyou
The
Treasury
Dundonald Retires Over Political Corruption Critique
London reports Earl of Dundonald retires from lieutenant general post after accusing British authorities of offering no employment since his removal from the Canadian militia for exposing political corruption in officer appointments. The move follows Major General Baden Powell's recent promotion.
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London
Earl of Dundonald
Baden Powell
Howland Found Guilty After Unwritten Law Plea Rejected
In Goshen Indiana on June 14 Frank Howland was found guilty of attempted murder of Charles Carroll after the defense argued unwritten law. Judge Dodge rejected the plea and instructed the jury to disregard it.
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Goshen
Ind
Frank Howland
Charles Carroll
Dodge
Mail Carriers to Meet in Evansville
Evansville Indiana hosts the annual state convention of the main carriers of the state on July. The meeting gathers postal workers and representatives to discuss routes duties and official matters. The event signals a major gathering of local and state mail service personnel.
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Evansville
Ind
Remarkable Recovery After Five Doctors Fail
Abraham Brown of Wiesterton New York recounts a dramatic cure after five physicians failed to help. His wife urged Electric Bitters which restored his health. a single bottle proved stronger than all five prescriptions. The ad guarantees cure for blood poison weakness and stomach liver and kidney issues from O D Knoefel druggist printing to the Tribune.
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Abraham Brown
Wiesterton
N. Y
O. D. Knoefel
May or Eugene Schmitz Convicted of Extortion in San Francisco
A San Francisco jury finds former mayor Eugene E Schmitz guilty of the crime of extortion after deliberating just over an hour. The verdict was announced with courtroom drama and a show of public approval as the crowd reacted with cheers and applause. The court set sentencing for June 27 and ordered custody pending further orders.
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Eugene E.schimitz
Oliver Grand Jury
Charles B. Capp
Burns
Mr. Burns
Rudolph Spreckela
Forman
Ips
Eugene FE. Schmitz
Mr. Metson
Deputy gun warden shoots through Mexico town in intoxicated spree
Penu Indiana June 14 Deputy gun warden Charles Douglass, returning from Logansport, fired two revolvers in the streets of Mexico injuring no one but breaking windows and causing narrow escapes. He fired until his ammunition ran dry, then Sheriff Wolpert arrested him and he was committed to jail in this city.
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Penu
Ind
Charles Douglas
Mexico
Logansport
Douglass
Wolpert
Perkins Cleared in Insurance Case Amid Bond Dealers Inquiry
A special grand jury in New York has dismissed the complaint against George W. Perkins of J P Morgan & Co in the International Mercantile bond dealings case. Perkins, a former vice president of New York Life and under six indictments, faced forgery in the third degree charges now dropped.
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Mr. Perkins
New York
George W. Perkins
International Mercantile Company
Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York Life Insurance Company
Witness in Murder Case Commits Suicide
Huntington Ind June 14 Emory Mosher a witness in the D A Mosher murder case shot himself through the heart last evening. Mosher heard his sister Nora testify in the case yesterday. She said she killed the child by crushing its head with her hands thus exonerating her father.
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Huntington
Ind
Emory Mosher
D. A. Mosher
Mosher
Nora
Neighborly Jealousies Could Wreck Peace Conference
The Hague June 14 delegates from several small states are still missing from the official file listing 199 names. News is scarce as the conference opens and powers reveal positions, but gossip points to rising jealousy and antagonism between Great Britain and Germany that may jeopardize the conference’s aims.
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Dutch Foreign Office
Great Britain
Germany
President Reaffirms Death Sentence for Private Taylor
The president has confirmed the court martial death sentence for Private William F. Taylor of Company M Twenty-fourth Infantry and ordered execution at a time and place set by the Department of Visayas commanding general in the Philippine Islands. Taylor was convicted of shooting First Lieutenant Robert B. Calvert at Albuquerque, Leite, October 16.
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William &. Taylor
Company M
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Department of Visayas
Philippine Islands
Taylor
Robert B. Calvert
Albuere
Lavte
New York Jury Awards Record Damages in Train Fatality Case
In New York on June 14 a jury awarded Sarah L E Read $101,759 for the death of her husband struck by a New York Central train at the Van Cortlandt Park crossing three years ago. It stands as one of the district’s largest verdicts for damages in a supreme court case.
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Tenn
United States Supreme Court
Shipp
Joe Franklin
Franklin
New York
Supreme Court
Sarah L E. Read
New York Central
van Cortlandt Park Crossing
West Point Cadets Graduate As Class of 111
The class of cadets at West Point graduated today numbering 111. An improved demand for export strengthened the Chicago wheat market. The Ohio G A R elected Whince Cleveland as commander. The Wisconsin senate killed the two cent fare railroad bill by 21 to 6. In Monroe Louisiana two Italians were fatally shot in a running fight. Mexico may interfere in Guatemala affairs per diplomatic circles. Thomas Gore, named US senator from Oklahoma, has been blind since eleven. The Michigan legislature appropriated 175 dollars to establish a binding twine plant in Jackson prison. Forty bucket shops in Boston closed under Massachusetts law. The Nicaraguan revolution led by Dr Alfaro grows. he supports confederation of Central American republics. Western railroads will not apply two cent fares to interstate traffic unless required by the ICC. William Woolard named chief clerk of the patent office. A new blast furnace record: 2,291,030 tons output, up 643,222 from April. Taft warned Minneapolis of US land-force inadequacy. Earthquakes toppled many chimneys in Valdivia Chile and cathedral walls collapsed.
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Thomas P. Gore
United States
Oklahoma
Michigan
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Boston
Massachu
Alfaro
Interstate Commerce Commission
William E. Woolard
Patent Office
Charles M. Ireland
War Taft
Minneapolis
Valdivia
Chile
Indiana Forest Survey Underway Boosts Tree Planting Plan
The United States Department of Agriculture has sent two forest service experts to Lafayette to direct Indiana's forest survey. Detwiler and Kupfer will map tree species and profitability under local conditions, with results published as a circular. The project complements state efforts and aims to expand timber as a profitable crop alongside grain.
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Ind
Indiana
United States Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
B. Detwiler
C. A. Kupfer
Washington
State Forestry Commission
Local social and church notices amid city events
The Coterie Club picnic at Glenwood Park is postponed due to illness among members. Rev A B Uoondo of United Brethren preaches at Hartaville College reunion. A wash drawing of the new Central Christian church is shown at Stephan Reister’s Store in the Y M C A building. Repairs on the M C A basement clear Pearl Street debris. Episcipal church marks 300th anniversary of Jamestown planting with a special sermon at St Pauls. Patrol reports a Paterson arrest of John Richardson from this city for attempted diamond theft with cartridges and revolvers. Richardson not known to Paterson police.
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United Brethren Church
Hartaville College
New Central Christian Church
Thirteenth Street
Stephan Reister
Jamestown
St. Paula Church
Paterson
N.J
Jobo Hichardeon
Richardson
Johnson settles with Hecht over bank loan claim
Loganport June 14 John F P Johnson former bank president who aided Jordan Hecht with 5000 dollars before the State National Bank failure in 1897 settled the suit by paying one half Hecht held the note as set off and later bankruptcy proceedings left the note with him The settlement ends the claim in dispute
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Logansport
Ind
John F P. Johnson
State National Bank of
Jordan Hecht
Johnson
Hecht
Must Face Second Charge In Indiana Penitentiary Case
Greensburg Indiana June 14 John Green pleaded guilty to burglary in the city case in which he assaulted and robbed Mrs Caroline Sefton on April 25. Judge Marshall Hacker sentenced him to ten to twenty years in the Indiana penitentiary at Michigan City. The assault charge remains on the docket for future sentence after the first term ends.
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Ind
John Green
Caroline Sefton
Marshall Hacker
Indiana
Michigan City
Green Bug Invades Indiana Wheat Fields
Farmers in Clay county report a small green bug infesting ripening wheat with over 300 found on a single stalk. They cannot determine the damage yet but fear harm from the infestation.
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Indiana
Brazil
Ind
Clay County
Glock Brothers Demand Separate Trials in Muncie Killing
John Glock and his brother George Glock, junk dealers from Muncie, are charged with killing Everett Wright. They are included in one indictment but have demanded separate trials, with George Glock's trial set to begin July 5.
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Anderson
Ind
John Glock
George Glock
Muncie
Everett Wright
Indiana Dental Association Elects New Officers
Indiana State Dental association in Indianapolis announces elections with R. A. Adams of Clinton named president and D. A. House of Indianapolis among the elected officers.
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Indiana Dental Aeseciation
Indianapolis
Indiana State Dental Association
R. A. Adams
Clinton
D. A. House
Indi
Social notes from Salem and Marengo and area towns
Personal mentions detail visits and travel among Mrs Roscoe Smith Mr and Mrs Oliver Sloan Mrs N B Boivin ill at her home Mine Creet Hereland and children visit Marengo relatives Mrs James B Herkeya and Alice Morris visit here Julia Young heads to Tampa for a telephone job S Mrs S M Stalcup depart for Washington Norfolk and eastern cities Airs Salle Kiether Jones visits Corydon Miss Adelina Woodroff hosts at East Main St Mrs Edward A Newhouse and Hubert visit Madison Jennie Day leaves for New York City six weeks of philanthropy study George McPheeters and Nellie May Righthouse to wed Thursday night June 27 at Jeffersonville Hoosier street church reception at Highland Country Club with program by Mrs Henry Cerstegge Mrs John N Roberte Arthur Scott Next Thursday nights summer series Andrew Baylor returns to Monon Lafayette from New Mexico Corn land inundated by cloud burst near Evansville destroys corn and threatens crops river region faces crop damage
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New York
Cnly
George McPheeters
Nellie May Righthouse
Jeffersonville
Wail Street
Hey Jobo Ward
Highland Country Club
Silver Hille
Henry Cerstegge
Jono N. Roberte
Arthur Scott
Andrew W. Baylor
Thin City
Monoo Company
Lafayette
New Mexico
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Santa Fe
Quincy Moore Struck by Lightning In Bedford
Quincy Moore was struck by lightning in Bedford Indiana on June 14. He regained consciousness after four hours and may recover.
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Bedford
Ind
Quincy Moore
Healing miracle in South Dakota tonics save child’s life
In Mound City Mrs D Clapp reports her son near death from long throat trouble. Exbanding coughing spells occurred every five minutes until Dr King’s New Discovery was given. The medicine cured him completely, offering a guarantee for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. Dr C D Knessel druggist advertises 50c and 1.00 bottles with a free trial bottle.
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South Dakota
Mound City
D. Clapp
Mr. Clapp
C. D. Knessel
Explosion at Caldwell House of Ex-Governor Steunenberg
Read fragment describes a blast at the Caldwell Idaho residence of former Governor Steunenberg. It references Chan, Haywood, Moyer, and Pettibone in a murder conspiracy case and notes the blast at the gate killed the governor. The piece includes a photo of the house after the explosion and a Boise jail scene.
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Steunenberg
Caldwell, Ida
Caldwell
Idi
Harry Orcherd
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Idaho
Orchan
Hhis
Steuvenberg
Boise
City Court News: Beard Arrested For Bottle Thrown At Home
Fred Beard charged with hurling a bottle through a window at John Reynolds residence last night. He was arrested by Patrolman Fessani Wall on intoxication charges and fined $11 by City Judge Perio today.
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Fred Beard
John Reynolds
Wes
Fessani Wall
Perio
Vacation Trips Highlight Midwest Resorts and Travel
In the summer resort region of Wisconsin Minnesota and Northern Michigan the Norh-Western Life offers direct train service and Pullman sleeping car travel to a series of cool summer resorts with hunting and fishing grounds. Contact N M Buerze General Agent 436 Walnut Street Cincinnati Ohio for details.
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Fummer
Wreconsin
Minnesote
Michigan
Norch-Weetero Life
Pollman
N. M. Buerze
Walnut Etrest
Notice to Subscribers From Tribane on Delivery Delays
Notice to readers of Naw Amaxy Thecus and the Indianapolis Star about irregular delivery. Tribane Company urges subscribers to report delays to ensure prompt newspaper receipt.
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Naw Amaxy Thecus
Indianapolis Star
Tribane Company
Seth Bases
Current Grain and Livestock Quotations Across Markets
Indianapolis grain and livestock prices list wheat, corn, hay and cattle, with receipts. Cincinnati, Chicago, New York and Buffalo quotes follow for wheat oats cattle hogs sheep and lambs, noting declines and varying prices for No 2 and cash grades.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Divorce Action Returns to Court in Indiana Case
In a divorce case before Floyd County Court, the plaintiff seeks dissolution of marriage against Castleman. The court sets the next hearing for October 7, 1987, at the courthouse in Lafayette, Indiana, with clerk William F. Buoff presiding and notices issued to involved parties.
Appointment of administrator for George Helfrick estate
Notice that Da Inen is appointed administrator of the estate of George Helfrick. The filing indicates an Albany area notice with potential probate actions and duties for the administrator to oversee the deceased’s assets and settlement with creditors.
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George Helfrick
Devensest
Albany Tausp
Francis M. Prt
Joan O. Parts & Trusty. Attorneye
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