Orchard Cross-Examination Reveals Bomb Plots and Miners Tie
Harry Orchard testifies about planned detonations at the Vindicator mine and Cripple Creek rail sabotage. He details meetings with Moyer Haywood Easterly and Aikman Barnes, pledges of pay, prior beliefs on violence, and attempts to conceal actions while recounting key incidents and arrests.
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Orchard
Billy Aikman
McCormick
Beck
Aikman
Richardson
Sherman Parker
Ars
Iten
Owney Barnes
Barnes
Davis
Vindicator
Cripple Creek
Western Federation of Miners
Haywood
Schultz
Rchard
Will Easterly
Easterly
Supt. McCormick
Mel Beck
Billy Ackerman
Ida Toney
Vindicator Mine
Parker
Florence & Cripple Creek Railroad Company
Florence & Cripple Creek
Colorado
Johnny Neville
Criple Creek
John Thompson
D. C. Scott
D. C. Sterling
Mine Owners’ Association
Scott
Denver
Moyer
Sterling
Parker and Davis
Union
No. 11
Sternle
Federation
Crippie Creek
Thiele
Miners’ Union
Pettibone
Caldwell
McPartland
Ouray
Silverton
Bulkeley Wells
Lyte Gregory
Oscar King Davis Reveals Hypocrisy in Mobilization Scheme
Fragmentary remarks accuse leaders of hiding violence within a peace talk scheme. The statement targets Oscar King Davis and alleges a deliberate duping of rank and file to sustain their operation.
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Oscar King Davis
Intended victims talk in Haywood trial follow-up reports
Denver reports detail interviews with multiple figures tied to Harry Orchard testimony in the Haywood case. Justice W H Gabbert says Orchard’s claims align with murder bomb incidents. Mrs Peabody recalls the night of her carriage, while Jacob Wolfe denies mediating Orchard Pettibone mail. Malich says Orchard talked of killing Gov Steunenberg and leaving the country after troop requests at Coeur d Alene.
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Denver
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Supreme Court
W. H. Gabbert
Orchard
Wally
James H. Peabody
Jacob Wolfe
Pettibone
Max Malich
Gov
Steunenberg
Malich
Eee Ss
Coeur d'Alene
Hercules
Peabody ready to testify in Haywood case
Ex governor James H. Peabody arrived in Kansas City on business and said he has received several anonymous death threats since the Haywood trial began in Boise. He has been subpoenaed as a witness and awaits a telegram to testify, declining to discuss testimony or threats to avoid prejudice.
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Kansas City
James H. Peabody
Colorado
Boise
Magn
Haywood
Mr. Peabody
Bradley recounts mine tale and milk poisoning claim
Fred W. Bradley, ex-manager of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mines in the Coeur d'Alenes, says Orchard's statement aligns with his experience. He describes an attempted poisoning via milk and credits his early rising with saving lives. He notes injuries from an explosion and questions whether gas ignition or dynamite caused the blast.
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San Francisco
Fred W. Bradley
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Coeur d’Alenes
Orchard
Bradley
Ida Toney goes to Boise as defense witness in Aywood case
Cripple Creek, June 7 Mrs Ida Toney who met Harry Orchard in Cripple Creek departed for Boise today to testify for the defense in the Aywood trial.
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Cripple Creek, Col
Ida Toney
Harry Orchard
Cripple Creek
Boisé-to
Aywood
Scaffold Fall Kills One at P and G Site in Mariners Harbor
A scaffold collapse on the Procter and Gamble building under construction in Mariners Harbor Western Avenue killed one man identified as No 8&7 and left four others severely injured with five more cut and bruised. All victims were Italians. The Building Department opened an inquiry to determine responsibility.
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Procter & Gamble
Western Avenue
Mariners’ Harbor
4 Mile Auto Chase In Uptown Streets Ends In Capture
Bicycle policeman Helms chased a red two seater at high speed from 114th to 106th Street, catching the racer at West 125th Street Station after a high speed pursuit. Walter Michael, the chauffeur, was arrested for speeding and felonious assault while Hopkins of the St Regis links was referenced as the owner. Willie Stanton, injured in the chase, was taken to J H Wright Hospital.
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Helms
Manhattan Avenue
Bingham
114Th
11Th Streets
115Th Street
Eighth Avenue
110Th Street
H H. Cobe
Broadway
106Th Street
TimeCarmahan
Willie Stanton
Columbus Avenue
Charles Jackson
West 104Th Street
Jackson
103D Street
Central Park
Circle
Fifty-ninth Street
Fifty-fourth Street
West 125Th Street
Walter Michael
West Ninety-eighth Street
Russell O. Hopkins
Hotel
St.egis
World s Biggest Dam Stanley Lake Irrigation Plan
Special to The New York Times from Denver outlines the Stanley Lake Irrigation System to irrigate arid lands around Denver. Plans call for a massive dam northwest of the city, creating a large floodwater reservoir and distributing water over a vast area. The Denver Reservoir Irrigation Company, capitalized at 12 million dollars, includes Joseph Stanley as president with W E Goldsborough and A Trowbridge as vice presidents, and Dr Elw Mead as consulting engineer. J G White & Co will build the project, which has acquired two existing irrigation systems for about a million dollars.
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New York Times
Denver
Stanley Lake
Joseph Stanley
Thomas Broke
Milton Smith
Eastern
Denver Reservoir Irrigation Company
Chicago
New York City
J. G. White & Co
New York
London
City Briefs: Smallpox Detains Germania Passengers
The steamer Germania from Naples with nearly 1500 steerage on board was detained in quarantine due to a smallpox case. Antonio Samo, the patient, was taken to a hospital, and 400 passengers were sent to the Continent Hospital for observation. The cornerstone for St. Johns Roman Catholic Church at 230th Street and Kingsbridge Avenue will be laid tomorrow. Mgr. Mooney will relate and Mgr. McGean will preach. A barber shop accident at 889 Grand Street Williamsburg left a man dead.
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Germania
Naples
Antonio Samo
Ention Hospital
St. John's Roman Catholic Church
230Th Street
Kingsbridge Avenue
Mgr. Mooney
Mgr. McGean
Daniel H. John Bo
Grand Street
Varick Wwlamsburg
Destroyers Battle to Finish as Hopkins Suffers Wrecked Shaft
The flotilla races along at high speed with engines straining and smoke plumes battling the wind. The Hopkins ruptures a propeller shaft causing a gash in her stern and flooding after compartments prompting rescue effort by Stewart and other destroyers as night settles off Hampton Roads.
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Hopkins
Hull
Stewart
Whipple
Worden
Truxtun
Steersmean
Lieut
V. 3
Houston
J.W. Babcock
West Seventy-ninth Street
Lieut. Babcock
Greyee
Hampton Roads
Admiral Evans
Anchorage
Truxtyn
Whiple
Lieut. Howe
Newport News
Pemge
Anderson
Hampton
Cale Ho
Sopee Thekins
Colonel's Wife Plans Damages Suits Against Top West Point Officers
Mrs. Elizabeth Fairfax Ayres wife of Lt. Col. Charles G Ayres U S A aims to sue Col Hugh L Scott Col Robert L Howze Col Stephen C Mills and Capt L W Oliver for damages totaling 100000 over criticisms of her husband and alleged insults at West Point The dispute follows the Easter parade row and a sequence of letters to Washington President Roosevelt and the War Department with Mills upholding the officers actions and Ayres denying specific accusations of insulting language.
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New York Times
West Point
Elizabeth Fairfax Ayres
Charles G. Ayres
United States Army
Hugh L. Scott
United States Military Academy
Robert L. Howie
Stephen C. Mills
Department of the East
L. W. Oliver
Col. Howze
Ayres
Col. Scott
Capt
Oliver
Col. Mills
Washington
Mrs. Ayres
Roosevelt
General Staff
United States Corps of Cadets
C. G. Ayres
Eighth
United States Cavalry
Corps of Cadets
Gen. Mills
Highland Falls
Academy
Army
War Department
San Francisco
A . L. Scott
Ann Trice
Broadway
Manhattan
Col
Fairfax Ayres
West End
Col. Howzse
Gen. Scott
Fairfax
Record of flawless cash handling by late Brooklyn official
In Brooklyn the late Michael J. O'Donohue served twenty years as cashier in the Water Registrar's office. He handled perhaps 25 million dollars of city funds and the Commissioners of Accounts found no errors in his ledgers, balancing to a cent.
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Michael J. O’donohue
Water Registrar
Brooklyn
Commissioners of Accounts
C Bondhue
City College Club Hosts Housewarming at Central Park South
The City College Club celebrates taking possession of rooms at 208 Central Park South with a house warming this evening. The Mayor and city officials attend alongside professors and teaching staff. An alumni reunion from Free Academy era before 1850 is featured.
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City College Club
Central Park South
City College
Free Academy
Albanian Prince Applies for American Citizenship
An Albanian titled figure named Gotsha, claiming prince status, lived at 108 West Twelfth Street and yesterday visited Naturalization Clerk John Dono van at the Federal Building to take out his first citizenship papers. He renounced his titles and allegiance to the Sultan, saying he recently came on President Roosevelt.
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Fhaban Bey Gotsha
West Twelfth Street
John Donovan
Federal
Aes
Roosevelt
Times Square Hotel to Be Extended Taller
A plan to add a new story to the Times Square Hotel at 206 and 208 West Forty is announced. Owner Mo Newgold plans the improvement to increase capacity and prominence in the block.
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Times Square
Newgold
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Hay
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Orchard Tross
Idaho
Wardner
Burke Or
Mullan
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Sullivan Mills
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Nevada
Arizona
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Simpkins
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Trachite
W. F. Davis
Arthur Doolin
Militia
Mrs. Peabody
Peabody
Boy
M. Tecla & CO
Cols. Scott, Howze
Mills
Mrs. Howze
Westchester County
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Pelham Manor
Scarsdale
Marys
New K City
R. A. W. Linseed
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Union Central Life Ins. CO
L. L. Hopkins
Madison Ay
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