Orchard in Denver under cross examination in murder case
The cross examination of Orchard continues as Richardson probes payments from Haywood Moyer and Pettibone and details of the Lyte Gregory and Independence depot cases. Orchard recounts money flows from Pettibone in Denver Ouray and San Francisco, talks of poisoning the Bradley family, and plans to kill Andy Mayberry in Utah while describing the Cripple Creek conspiracy network.
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Richardson
Orchard
Tooklace
Denver
Crippie Creek
Haywood
Lyte Gregory
Adams Hotel
Pettibone
Stralene
Easterly
Owney Barnes
Cripple Creek
Moyer
Ouray
Scott
Ouray Eimpy
Vindicator Shaft
San Francisco
Peter L. Huff
Charley Neville
Neville
Nevada
Miners’ Federation
Independence
Wyoming
Pat Moran
Cody
Great Etail
W. F. Davis
Bangs
New York
William A. Pinkerton
Haywood, Moyer
Independence Depot
Colorado
Pinkertons
Canada
Neville’s Saloon
Cheyenne
Davis
Coeur d'Alenes
Nevilles
Helldan
Hall
Ttibone
Metaywood
Bingham
Utah
Andy” Mayberry
Mayberry
Laugh breaks lead to lost chance in theatre dispute
A remark about not firing "the theatre" sparked laughter but cost Davis a key opportunity to drive No. 8. The fragment hints at an internal office debate over a venue or project and a missed advancement for Davis amid tense discussions.
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Pana Davis
Orchard witness links Mayberry plot to California mine fund
Orchard describes meeting with Haywood and Pettibone in a yard near a quiet community where talk of the crime occurred. He says Haywood urged him to seek Fred Bradley in California to fund a drive against the Federation, and that he followed orders as given. He recalls joining the federation about a month earlier after leaving the Knights of Labor.
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Richardson
Orchard
Moyer
Haywood
Cheyenne
Pat. Moran
Denver
Pettibone
Richard
Moran
Cody
Neville
Art Baston
California
Fred Bradley
Mine Owners’ Association
Federation
Mayberry
Bradley
Mine Ners’ Association
Idaho
Bunkeril and Sullivan
The
Knights of Labor
Western Federation of Miners Holds Annual Meeting in Denver
Two hundred delegates gathered in Denver for the Western Federation of Miners fifteenth annual convention chaired by Acting President C. M. Mahoney. Attendees represent Ontario British Columbia Alaska Mexico and Western states. Delegates consider forming industrial unions to consolidate crafts and favor continued leadership of Moyer Haywood Pettibone with a telegram pledging support and innocence.
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Denver
Col
Western Federation of Miners
C. M. Mahoney
Ontario
British Columbia
Alaska
Mexico
Charles H. Moyer
William D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Idaho
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Boise
Catholics Protest Removal of Dead From City Cemeteries
At a Carnegie Lyceum meeting the Society for the Perpetuation of Eleventh Street and Other Catholic Cemeteries harshly criticized St. Patrick's Cathedral trustees for moving remains from Eleventh Street and Calvary Cemeteries. They accuse land sales as motive, claim Calvary would be divided for development, and note Eleventh Street’s deed lies unrecorded. Margaret Hogan said a buyer pressed for the property and asked Archbishop Farley to intervene to avoid civil action.
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Carnegie Lyceum
Society For
Eleventh Street
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Calvary
Margaret G. Hogan
Sweeney
Miss Hogan
Archbishop Farley
Boy Missing as Sister Vanishes in Harlem Search
Police sought Frank Owens nine years old who disappeared from 110 West 135th Street after asking to buy candy. His sister Elizabeth, twelve, vanished during a joint search as they traced him toward Lenox Avenue and 128th Street. Frank is light complexioned in brown outfit. Elizabeth is brunette in blue clothing.
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Frank
Elizabeth Owens
Frederick Owens
West 135Th Street
Elizabeth
Lenox Avenue
128Th Street
Newstead Reinstated as GOP Leader in Fourth District
Supreme Court Justice Bischoff issued a writ of mandamus reinstating Jacob A. Newstead as Republican leader for the Fourth Assembly District and placing him and his delegates on the County Committee.
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Supreme Court
Bischoff
Jacob A. Newstead
Reapportionment Deadlock Triggers Albany Conference
Albany June 10 State Chairman Woodruff Parsons and Congressman Sherman join to form a joint conference to break the legislative deadlock over reapportionment. The Senate bill with Wadsworth amendments advances in the Assembly as talks signal possible compromise while leaders insist on district claims and party lines.
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New York Times
Albany
Woodruff
Parsons
New York County Republican Committees
James 8. Sherman
Congressional Campaign Committee
Senate
Assembly
Wadsworth
Fay
Geoghegan
Baumann
Donnelly
Kings County
Raines
Capitol
Mr. Woodruff
W Ff
Sherman
Penn
Hacome
Kelsey
John F. O’brien
Washington-Clinton- Essex
Knapp
McCarren
Tully
Lanny" Smith
New Deputy for Bingham
Governor Hughes signed the Prentice bill amending the New York Charter to provide for an additional Deputy Police Commissioner. He noted that while authorization by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment would be preferable, the urgent need and importance of aiding police reforms justified signing after city acceptance.
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New York Times
Albany
Hughes
New York
Board of Estimate
Iave
Insurance Bill Amended in Senate Impasse
Albany June 10 The Senate passed a late amendment to a major insurance bill by 26 to 15 after conference with Gov Hughes and industry representatives. The change allows salaried agents to electioneer outside business hours, reversing a provision barring them from directing elections in domestic mutual life insurers. Senator Grady cites past reforms as protecting the industry amid indictments.
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Albany
Senate
Cohalan
Grady
Mmittee
Two New Albany Liquor Laws Signed by Governor
Gov Hughes signed bills restricting liquor sales to felons and requiring written notice from city police or mayors for repeated misdemeanor offenders. A second measure allows sale of unclaimed property left in vehicles like coaches and cabs, with proceeds turned over to the city chief fiscal officer.
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Albany
Gov. Hughes
Moreland
City
Prentice
Ahearn Department Probe Continues at Accounts Commission
Testimony by Inspector William Kline describes split awards for sewer repair jobs and a pattern of awarding two contracts together to evade full listing of costs. Coggey, once Superintendent, says he had no discretion in sewer work. Hickey Company noted as a near monopoly.
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Coggey
Ahearn
Commissioners of Accounts
William Kline
Bureau of Sewers
Hickey Company
John V. Cogsey
Wars
Commission of Section
Bureau
Milliken Brothers Bankrupt in Judge Holt Hearing
Milliken Brothers faces receiver appointment after bondholders and officers argued for rehabilitation. Judge Holt set a morning decision with a possible $500,000 bond, as they seeks working capital and reorganization. Banks across cities hold large collateralized loans while stockholders remain small and private.
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Bache & Co
Milliken & Co
Holt
United States District Court
Chambers
Century Club
William Nelson Cromwell
Milliken Brothers
Henry Wollman
Co Attisen Tmme
Milliken Bros
Milliken
Henry 8. Manning
Rge
Cromwell
Couny
Cromwell outlines speedy reorganization plan for Milliken
Lawyer William Nelson Cromwell, counsel for the Milliken Brothers Co, announces a plan to reorganize the firm. He says assets exceed 8 million dollars and that all creditors can be paid if patience is exercised. The business includes two branches, construction and erection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nelson Cromwell
Milliken Brothers Company
Construction
Erec
Milliken Bros Perceived as Major Pittsburgh Creditors
Creditors in Pittsburg report Milliken Bros of New York owes many local firms. A Park Building office handles affairs via agent P. J. Alexander. The firm’s Staten Island steel plant plans upset United States Steel and other local mills.
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Milliken, Smith & Co
Samuel Milliken
Foster Milliken
Edward F. Milliken
Milliken Brothers
New York State
Bache Syndicate
Mariners Harbor
Staten Island
Henry 8. Manning
Francis Dykes
Eeee
Jules
Bankers Whiph
New York Times
Pittsburg
Milliken Bros
New York
Park Building
P. J. Alexander
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg Steel
Millikens
New York City
Staten _Island
Steel Corporation
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