Prosecution Gains Key Letters in Haywood Case
In Boise on June 19 the prosecution presented letters tied to a 1905 plan to mislead Mrs. Orchard and aided by Federation officials. Harry Orchard testified about dated letters from San Francisco and Nome Alaska and a Haywood letter to Mrs. Orchard. The defense attacked the letters while Orchard stood by his account amid a day rich in documentary evidence.
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Boise
Idaho
Steunenberg
William D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Orchard
Federation
Wood
Nome
Alaska
Marian Moore
William D Haywood
Fit
Pinkerton
Pettibone
Noyer
Caldwell
Tom
Jack
Denver
Simpkins
Wash
To . Hogan
Idago
Fred Miller
Hyde Block
Orchard S
Coun
Defense Questions Orchard on Grudge and Kill Threat
At the morning session the defense pressed Orchard with impeaching questions about a private grudge against Frank Steunenberg and a vow to kill him if he pursued it. Orchard denied all inquiries both specifically and generally.
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Orchard
Frank Steunenberg
Coroner Identifies Body as Jack Simpkins in California
Coroner Hallowell and Deputy Lowry, back from the Baldwin ranch, say a stranger found dead fits the description of Jack Simpkins, linked to the Steunenberg assassination confession by Harry Orchard. The Pinkerton description nearly matches the dead man.
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Port Collings
Cal
H. M. Hallowell
Lowry
Baldwin Ranch
North Park
Jack Simpkins
Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
Hallowell
Simpkins
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Two Kidnappers Convicted as Black Hand Extortion Trial Ends
Ignazio De Leonardo and Pampinellia are found guilty in a New York kidnapping case tied to Black Hand methods. De Leonardo, seeking a lighter sentence, attempted to testify but collapsed and refused witness testimony after Pampinellia signaled death. Seven year old Salvator Siatta’s testimony helped convict Pampinellia.
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New York
Ignazio de Leonardo
Pietro Pamptinellia
de Leonardo
Pampinellia
Salvator Siatta
Baseball scores from national and league games
National League results show Pittsburg 5 Philadelphia 7, St Louis 1 Broukym 0, Chicago 3 Boston 1, New York 4 Cincinnati 0. American League games include Washington 2 Cleveland 1, New York 6 St Louis 1, Boston 6 Chicago 3, Philadelphia 2 Detroit 6. American Association scores list Indianapolis 1 St Paul 4, Toledo 6 Kansas City 5, Columbus 3 Milwaukee 6, Louisville 4 Minneapolis 6.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brouokym
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
American Associaton
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Bandit Reyes Ambushes Pursuers Near Nayar
Durango reports Julian Reyes and Cenobia Rodriguez ambushed pursuing forces after assaulting a girl in Puebla. They killed one man instantly and fatally wounded two others in the hills near Nayar. Indignation runs high in Durango.
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Durango
Mex
Julian Reyes
Notourious
Cenobia Rodriguez
Puebla
Nayar
Sunstroke Fatal in Lafayette Laborer Saymer Suchta
The first sunstroke of the season occurred in Lafayette Indiana when Saymer Suchta a 44 year old Armenian laborer collapsed yesterday afternoon. He died last night at St Elizabeths hospital.
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Lafayette
Ind
Saymer Suchta
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Two Drownings Reported in St Joseph River Indiana
In South Hend, Indiana on June 19 Hershall Eaglebarger an instructor at the South Bend business college drowned in the St Joseph river at Leeper Park while trying to save Edward Lay who was rescued by bystanders. Nearly twenty five year old Eaglebarger remains unrecovered. Earlier August Peyer drowned in the St Joseph river near the Grand Trunk railroad bridge while swimming with friends.
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St. Joe River
South Hend
Ind
Hershall Eaglebarger
South Bend Business College
Leeper Park
Edward Lay
Eaglebarger
August Peyer
St. Joseph
Grand Trunk Railroad
Miner Kills Mother-in-Law in Ohio Quarrel
Isaac Redpath a miner shot and killed his mother in law Mrs Caroline Harding aged fifty nine at Baline four miles west of Bridgeport last evening. He surrendered and is in jail here He admits the killing and says it grew from a quarrel over his separation from his wife last Saturday.
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Bridgeport
Ohio
Isaac Redpath
Caroline Harding
Baline
Redpath
Healing Cure Report At Mound City Case
In Mound City Mrs E D Clapp reports a dramatic recovery from severe lung and throat illness in her son. Exhausting coughing spells ceased after using Dr Kings New Discovery which the family credits with saving his life and curing the ailment. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed for coughs and colds throat and lung troubles. C D Knnoefel drugger Soc. 9nd.¢.00.
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South Dakota
Ite Ricoh
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
Mr. Clapp
Dr. King
C. D. Knnoefel, Draggier. Soc
China to Profit Beale the Amount of Boxer Indemnity
United States leaders debate relief for China from Boxer indemnity costs. The President proposes to relieve China of all save actual expenses of the expedition. The move may cause consternation in European chancilleries and provoke diplomatic reactions.
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China
Health is Women's Wealth and a Chinese Indemnity Gift
A long dispatch from Washington notes President Roosevelt plans to seek congress approval to forgive the difference between the indemnity China owes and actual U S costs from the 1900 Boxer uprising, estimated at 11 million dollars to be fully released after four to five years. An advertisement promotes Zoa-Phora as a nerve tonic for women with testimonials from Miss Betts Griffith, Columbiaville, Mich. A Portsmouth mystery reports a beheaded man found near the Norfolk & Western line, possibly a murder for his money.
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Washington
Roosevelt
China
United States
Root
Chentung Liang Cheng
Congress
Russia
Germany
France
Japan
Great Britain
State Department
America
International Committee
Mies Betts Griffith
Columbiaville
Mich
Nousen
Portsmouth
Norfolk & Western
Cofford
Columbus
Inspector Wulfeon Wins In Police Court Over Oil Firm
Indianapolis June 19 inspector of weights and measures Isadore Wulfeon dubbed the straightest man in city administration won a complete victory over the Stanchard Oil Company in police court. The firm and its agent Thomas Erie Abbot were fined 10 dollars and costs for selling short measure after Wulfeon testified catching the agent in the act with a notebook and brass gauges. The defendant appealed.
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Indianapolis
Ieodore Wulfson
Tarbell-Hadley
Indiana
Stanchard Oil Company
Thomas Erie Abbot
Whalton
Florence Taylor
Witnesses in Impeachment in Shipp Contempt Case
In Chattanooga on June 19 the Defense continues to present alibi witnesses for Sheriff Shipp’s contempt case. Witnesses swear William Mays Nick Nolan and Henry Padgett had no role in the lynching of Ed Jonhcon while others seek to impeach John N Stonecipher the government’s star witness in Padgett Handman and Mays cases.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Sheriff Shipp
William Mays
Nick Nolan
South Chattanooga
Henry Padgett
Ed Johncon
John N. Stonecipher
Padgett
Handman
Mays
Willson Likely Nominee for Kentucky Governor
Augustus E. Willson of Louisville appears set for the Republican gubernatorial nomination after the state convention endorsed him for the post. The backing followed primaries across Kentucky with few exceptions.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Augustus E. Willson
Willson
Mob Draes Plasterer in Michigan City Court Beating
A plasterer Joseph Geister, accused of beating his wife, was seized by a mob and beaten near to death before being dragged back home and forced to apologize. Police took him to jail after intervention by officers.
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Michigan City
Ind
Jos
Jai
Gelster
Geister
Local Police Probe Suspected Assault Amid Affair Rumor
Police investigate a cutting incident involving a black woman and another woman discovered with her husband Sunday night. Greenville Odd Fellows plan memorial service next Sunday at Methodist church with Rev Mo McKinney delivering. Two colored individuals Tena Coleman and Robert Grant charged with provoke. Joubo Baloc arrested for buying oak from a minor.
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Methodist Church
Greenville
Mo McKinney
Tena Coleman
Robert Grant
Sinex Joubo Baloc
Patrulgan Tether
Y M C A NOTES ON NEW SWIMMING POOL AND SUMMER ACTIVITIES
The Y M C A reports a nearly forty by twenty by seven foot pool completed at cost about 1100. It will host Grade I and II students and others for summer swimming from 10 30 each morning and 7 to 9 30 each evening for various groups. A summer membership ticket offers access till October 1 for 2 dollars, with many planning to attend camps on Eighteen Mile Island July 6 to July 18 in cooperation with Louisville YMCA. camp equipment is shared with Louisville members.
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Meno
Business Boys Club
Centor
Ice
Waite
Eighteen Mile Island
Ohio River
Louieville Association
Louisville YM
Embezzlement Charge Fails to Taunt Southern Pacific Clerk
Rudolph F. Garner, a New Orleans railroad clerk, is held in 20000 bond on charges of embezzling 36000 from the railroad by forgery and false pretenses. Abraham Brown of Winterton New York reports a dramatic recovery after using Electric Bitters, praised for curing blood polers and various ailments.
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New Orleans
Rudolph F. Garner
Southern Pacific Railroad
Abraham, Brown
Winterton
O. D Kneefel
New York City recount bill signed for mayoral vote
Albany June 19 Governor Hughes signed assemblyman Prentice 924 bill creating a recount recanvass by judicial panel of ballots cast for the office of mayor in New York City in November.
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Albany
N. Y
Hughes
New York City
Prentice
New York Cty
Plea Guilty to Manslaughter in Indiana Case
John Glock thirty three and George Glock twenty three cousins and junk dealers of Muncie pleaded guilty to manslaughter for killing Ever ett Wright a Muncie bartender as he walked home early March they claimed self defense. Delaware circuit court had moved venue to another county and now both face a maximum twenty one year sentence.
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Anderson
Ind
John Glock
George Glock
Muncie
Everett Wright
Wright
Delaware
PITH AND POINT Social Commentary From Atchison Globe
A short reflection on social manners and communication. The piece notes that new townsfolk struggle to gain influence, men sometimes lack curiosity, and strengthening friendship hinges more on tact than correcting grammar. It cites domestic strains from insufficient social entertaining and busy family behavior after visits.
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Atchison Globe
State Sunday School Convention Opens in Kokomo
State Sunday school convention in Kokomo Indiana opens with several hundred delegates and visitors in attendance as of June 19.
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Kokomo
Ind
Ses Aloe
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association Meeting Opens in Booneville
The annual session of the Indiana Pharmaceutical Association began in Booneville Indiana on June 19. Local pharmacists gathered to discuss industry issues, standards, and upcoming events in the professional lineup.
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Indiana Druggiers Meet
Booneville, Ind
Annieal Seasion
The
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Priest and Mechanic: A French Cure Balancing Faith and Trade
In Graincourt near the northern French coast a village priest also serves as a mechanic and garage operator. Once the norm to hire a blacksmith and priest separately, state church separation pushed clergy to manual labor. The parish priest is tall with a trimmed beard and runs a repair shop beside his church, fixing bicycles and automobiles between masses.
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Vihkige
Caie Perun
Tome
Gralocourt
France
Graincourt
Io Diatressa
Treasure find and grain quotes across France and markets
A French treasure find reports two sacks of crowns from the Louis XIII and Louis XIV eras unearthed in a barracks excavation at Romarzaotio. Adjacent market notes show grain and livestock prices across Indianapolis Cincinnati and Chicago, with wheat, corn, oats, hay, cattle, hogs, and lambs listed and trading activity described as quiet.
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Louis XIII
Xiv
Romarzaotio
Indianapolis
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East Spring Street
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Paul Reising
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