Orchard plans and plots surface in Steunenberg case
Testimony details Orchard's alleged schemes with Pettibone and Coates in 1905 to kidnap Paulson's children and to kill Steunenberg. Richardson presses Orchard on bombs, insurance scams, and meetings with Moyer Haywood and Pettibone as years of alleged conspiracies unfold.
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Carson City
Gov. Peabody
Orchard
Richardson
Steunenberg
Wallace
Coates
Orman
Denver
Easterly
Owney Barnes
Coeur d’Alenes
Paulson
Hercules
Fie
Pettibone
Moyer
Haywood
Johnny Neville
Neville
Independence Depot
Meyer
Independence Station
Gov. Steunenberg
Hayson
Steunenng
Orchard and associates linked to mine bombing and robberies
Richard Richardson testified that Ned Orchard handed a bomb to Cunningham for blowing up the Tiger and Poorman mine where he once worked. Orchard, then in Wallace, robbed a cash register of 35 or 40 dollars and with Jack Simpkins cracked a railroad station trunk, finding only left handed boots.
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Orchard
Peabody
Richardson
Hall
Kins
Coates
Simpkins
Paulson
Wallace
Cunningham
Vincent St. John
Ore
Walace
Dave Coates
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Moyer
Butte
Haywood
Pettibone
Caldwell
Steunenberg
Coeur d’Alenes
Steunenber
Hercules
Colorado
Tiger and Poorman
Jack Simpkins
Ned Orchard
Oscar King Davis
Orchard accuses Simpkins in kidnapping plot tale
David Coates testifies after Orchard leaves the stand claiming Simpkins never spoke to him of kidnapping Paulson's child. Coates says Orchard proposed the scheme in Wallace and vowed to denounce him if he tried it.
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Boise
Orchard
David Coates
Simpkins
Paulson
Denver
Wallace
Secret wedding seals Sayville treasurer Hauser
State Treasurer Julius Hauser, Sayville baker and former town supervisor, married secretly last night to Della Stein of near Albany at St. Ann's Episcopal Church. Witnesses were Paul Groh and Joseph Jedlicka. reception planned at Silske's in Brooklyn.
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Julius Hauser
Sayville
Hauser
Dora Jedlicka
Albany
Mr. Hauser
Treasurer’s
Artor
Della Steinart
St. Ann's Episcopal Church
J. H. Prescott
Paul Groh
Joseph Jedlicka
Brooklyn
Silske
Orpheum
Teachers’ Graft Fund Question Sparks Albany Probe
At a Board of Education meeting George W. Wingate challenged a fund raised by women teachers to influence the Equal Pay bill and asked who benefited. A report suggested a $18,000 fund with $8,000 spent and $10,000 unaccounted for, tied to the Interborough Association of Worthen Teachers.
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George W. Wingate
Board of Education
Gen. Wingate
Nathan
Jonas
Maxwell
Albany
J. Jonas
Interborough Association of Worthen
Health Board
Abraham Stern
Stokes Suit Dismissed On Technical Ground In Flushing
Justice Jaycox of the New York Supreme Court in Flushing granted Abraham Gruber’s motion to dismiss Lucy Randolph’s suit against William E D Stokes for child support due to an improperly brought action. The case featured dramatic testimony from Mrs Randolph and letters from Stokes, with Battle planning an appeal and potential further action for maintenance expenses.
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Jaycox
Supreme Court
Flushing
Abraham Gruber
Lucy M. Randolph
William E. D. Stokes
George Gordon Battle
Battle
Col. Gruber
Stokes
Mr. Gruber
Mrs. Randolph
Mur Hy
Kentucky
Lexington
Stokes Side
Broadway
Miss Randolph
Gonnils
W. E. D. Stokes
Randolph
Gruber
Mr. Stokes
Kings County
Tragic Death of Brooklyn Youth on Brighton Train
Herbert Wyeth son of John W Wyeth building contractor of 591 Sixth Street Brooklyn was killed yesterday morning while attempting to board a Brighton Beach train behind a hotel at Brighton Beach. He fell between two cars as the train started and was crushed under the wheels. The body was taken to Coney Island Police Station and identified last night by relatives.
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McPartland
Orchard
Denver
Gabbert
Goddard
Pettibone
Salt Lake
Judges Gabbert
Wally
Brighton
Herbert Wyeth
John W. Wyeth
Sixth Street
Brooklyn
Brighton Beach
Wyeth
Coney Island
Relaves
Launch Disaster Off Hampton Roads Claims Midshipmen Sailors
Reports from Norfolk on June 12 say six midshipmen and five sailors aboard a launch en route to the Minnesota after the Jamestown Exposition were drowned. Admiral Evans said bodies and caps were found. a board is investigating. Possible cause cited includes a collision or heavy seas. searchers continued.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Minnesota
Army and Navy
Admiral Evans
Navy Department
Stevenson
Ulrich
Newport News
Worden
Pine Beach
Buckroe Beach
Annie
Gwennie
Eureka
Jamestown Exposition
City Retires More Vamps in Queens and Richmond Hill
Vice Commissioner Francis J. Lantry orders the abolition of ten volunteer fire companies in Jamaica and one in Richmond Hill with nine new units to replace them. Battalion Chief Larkin takes charge of the Richmond Hill and Jamaica groups as paid replacements are planned.
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Francis J. Lantry
Jamaica
Richmond Hill
Queens
Flushing
Whitestone
Newtown
Staten Island
Larkin
Atlantic Hook and Ladder Company
Continental Hook and Ladder
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Coeur d'Alenes
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the Aeolian Co
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Zo ‘Times
Education Board
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32Nd Street
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Roosevelt
R. D. Evans
Care Navy Department
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