Orchard testifies on Bradley bombing and Gabbert plot details
Orchard outlines his role in the Bradley bombing and the attempt on Judge Gabbert. He describes money from Haywood Pettibone and Adams, relief fund drawings, and his evolving claim to tell the truth. He asserts personal motives to atone and avoid further coercion, while denying certain accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Orchard
Judge Gabbert
Prebane
Getti Away
Jeunenberg
Gabbert
Haywood
Pettibone
Peabody
Govnor
Colorado
Western Federation
Chardson
Haywood and Pettibone
Steve Adams
Independence
Globeville
Denver
Billy Aikman
Globe Smelter
Max. Malich
Malich
Carion City
Gov. Peabody
Judge Goddard
Ma Gts
Herne
Colorado Fuel and Ironman
California
Cripple Creek
Federation
Steve
Joe Maliche
Oscar King Davis
Frank Hearne
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Hearne
State Senate
Capitol
Max Malich
Moyer
Parker
Davis
Goddard
Supreme Court
Gompers Comments on Haywood Trial Tactics
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, denounced the Idaho trial process as violating sovereignty by forcing defendants across state lines without extradition. He criticized the key witness, Harry Orchard, calling him a thief and blackmailer and left judgment to the jury and court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacks
Richardson
Orchard
Estern Federation of Miners
Richardton
Bradley
Ladley
Wearny
Ichardson
Jreward
Bradley Coul
New York Times
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Haywood
Boisé
Idaho
Gompers
Harry Orchard
Debs Receives Pro German Socialist Letter
A letter from August Bebel leader of the German Social Democratic Party to Eugene V Debs was made public by the New York Socialist Party. Bebel denounces U S capitalists methods in the Moyer Haywood trials and warns of further judicial murder if Western Federation of Miners leaders are hanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene V. Debs
August Bebel
Soccial Democratic Party
Reichstag
Moyer-Haywood
New York
Socialist Party
Burgeoise
Western Federation of Miners
Chicago
Haymarket
Steunenberg
Idaho
Pistols traced to Denver hardware firm in Orchard case
Denver authorities announced that two pistols found on Harry Orchard at his arrest were traced to the George Tritch Hardware Co. in Denver. George A. Pettibone is mentioned in connection with the investigation and a Tritch Company officer allegedly supplied details to a detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Harry Orchard
George Tritch Hardware
George A. Pettibone
Tritch Company
Called to Succeed Eloping Pastor
The Rev. Philip M. Kerridge of Easton, Penn., has been called by the vestry of St. George's Episcopal Church to fill the vacant rector ship caused by the eloping of Jere K. Cooke with a seventeen year old parishioner, Miss Floretta Whaley. Kerridge is about 30, has two children, and has not yet accepted the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstehad
L. L
Philip M. Kerridge
Easton
Penn
St. George's Episcopal Church
Jere K. Cooke
Floretta Whaley
Governaire Found Guilty In First Degree Murder
Salvator Govera nale was found guilty of first degree murder for killing Policemen Alfred A. Selleck and George M. Sechler after a brief deliberation. He faces execution by electric chair on June 21 as Judge Rosalsky set the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvator Governale
Alfred A. Selleck
George M. Sechler
Rosalsky
Sechler
Governale
Washington Square
Thompson Street
Selleck
Fogarty
St. Vincent's Hospital
Schmitz On The Stand In San Francisco Extortion Trial
In San Francisco on June 11 the defense opened in Mayor Schmitz extortion case. Abraham Ruef testified briefly before an overnight adjournment as the judge and lawyers sparred over questions about a $2500 payment in May 1905 at 2849 Filmore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Schmitz
Abraham Ruef
Hene
Campbell
Ruef
Hency
Filmore Street
Brooklyn Attorney Deemed Demented After Train Incident
D A McKeeney a Brooklyn attorney became demented from overwork and offered $10 or more to passengers on a Chicago train and train employees to obtain a newspaper. He was taken into custody after paying a newsboy $10 at the railway station. A physician quieted him with opiates. His pockets were full of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Des Moines
Iowa
D. A. McKeeney
Brooklyn
Chicago
First Day Hears State v Standard Oil in Ohio
Findlay Ohio June 11 The first day of the case against Standard Oil of Ohio produced a jury in under two hours. The court admitted documentary evidence including the company charter and related petitions replies and amended petition in the oust case brought by Attorney General D K Watson to bar the firm from doing business in Ohio in 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
Standard Oil Company of
Attorne
D. K. Watson
Stand Oil Company
Memorial chapel gifted to Adelbert College in Stone memory
Mrs John Hay widow of former Secretary of State and her sister Mrs Samuel Mather donate a memorial chapel to Adelbert College in memory of their father Amasa Stone. Trustees know nothing about size cost or architectural plan. Adelbert College named after Hay's brother Adelbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cleveland
John Hay
Samuel Mather
Adelbert College
Amasa Stone
Hay
Adelbert
Ounce of Prevention Advertised For Machine Security
A newly patented device promises to prevent unauthorized use of machines by motorists and chauffeurs. The invention emphasizes prevention over discharging a dishonest driver or buying new equipment.
Fighting in Central America Reaches Acajutla
June 11 1920 dispatches report renewed hostilities in Central America as Nicaraguan forces aided by Salvadoran revolutionists seize Acajutla El Salvador from government control. The gunboat Momotombo shelled the fort before troops landed leaving Acajutla under Nicaraguan control and signaling possible war with Guatemala. Guatemala City later denied Cabrera's assassination claim and stated the president was in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Central America
Acajutla
Salvador
Figuera
Manuel Delgado
Diaz
Momotombo
Manuel Rivas
San José de Guatemala
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Barrios
Cabrera
City Brevities From New York Fire, Courts and Clubs
Engine Company No. 8 honors Lieutenant Matthew F. Dalton with a diamond badge for twenty years of service. The Sheriff filed a $700 attachment against Keystone Bonding Company of Philadelphia, securing funds for George Sweeney. The New Era Club plans its annual Cranberry Lake Outing with special train arrangements. The Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Orphan Asylum group joins, offering games boating and fishing. Painter John Scolick died after a fall from Blackwell’s Island Bridge, striking the tug Commerce. Captain Shaw’s raid on East Thirteenth Street uncovers ten men at a roulette wheel. Frank Arnold jailed for running a gambling house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
East Fifty-first Street
Matthew F. Dalton
Keystone Bonding Company of
Philadelphia
George Sweeney
Reniturea
New Era Club
East Broadway
Cranberry Lake
N. J
Guardian Orphan Asylum
John Scolick
West Forty-fifth Street
Blackwell's Island
Commerce
East Thirteenth Street
Third Avenue
Shaw
Fifth Street
Frank Arnold
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Jekare
McPartland
Fly
Ettibone
Richeau
Richardon
Boise
Fred Bradley
Judson Powder Company
Caliente Springs
Alaska
Presidio
Judson Company
Washington Street
Taylor Street
San Francisco Gas Company
Bradley Bomty
Gov. Gooding
Bradley House
Billy Ackerman
Adams
Ettibons
Ackerman
Thirteenth Street
Grant Avenue
McDaniel
Mbs
Gov
Haywod
Max Max
Toronto
Canada
Obeville
Mrs. Adams
Joe Mehalic
Mehalic
Little Day
Bve
Belmont
Adam B
Canon City
Aberdeen
Ee Moyer
Pianola
The
Aeolian CO
Aeolian Hall
Ino Tte Veu
Grasse
Nice
France
Bebel
Case
M. Tecla & CO
Broadway
Vogel Brothers
Negratturs
Stetson
Scortiandts
Tetson
Mayor
Standard Oil
Ohio State
Give Memorial
Enrich
National District Telegraph Co
East 23d Street
Guardian Trust Company OF
Broadway, Cor
Maiden Lane
Spanos
Steinway Hall
Steinway & Sons
14Th St
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