Orchard's Story Corroborated In Boise Trial Testimony
The Hay stead case nears a turning point as Orchard's tale of firing at a man in a Winchester mine gains corroboration. Witnesses, including three government clerks, link a Pettibone/Wolff money trail to a registered letter sent to San Francisco, while defense lawyers challenge Pinkerton influence and witness payments.
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Winchester
Workman
New York Times
Rowe
Haystead
Boise
Orchard
Richardson
Darrow
Senator Borah
Pinkerton
Pinkertons
Thefense
San Francisco
Fred Bradley
Pettibone
Golden West Hotel
Dempsey
Hogan
Denver
J. Wolff
Stout Street
John Dempsey
Puzsling
Fattibone
Wolff
A. J. Wolff
Guibbinni
Bradley
Barry
Monte Men on Race Trains in Three Card Monte Swindle
Cohen, after losing money on a con game aboard a Culver Line train, identified four suspects at Gravesend grounds. Detective Germanhauser arrested George Murray, John Koarisch, Kid Phillips, and Henry Smith on Cohen’s complaint. The group was taken to the station after being caught at the three legged table scam preying on race crowds.
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Cohen
East 112Th Street
Gravesend
Express
Ming
Aloser
Arts
Germanhauser
Coney Island
George Murray
State Street
Brooklyn
John Koarisch
South Fifth Street
Henry Phillips
West Twenty-third Street
Germenhauser
Kid
Smith
Murray
Toartes
Carnegie to give $1 million for Berlin library
Pittsburg reports Andrew Carnegie will visit Kiel Germany next week to meet the German Emperor and announce a $1,000,000 gift to erect a Berlin library. Carnegies depart from Skibo, hosted by Charlemagne Tower, with a likely later increase in the endowment. Germany shows strong support at the Kiel dedication with many officials attending.
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Shedtal
New York Times
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Kiel
Germany
Carnegie
Kielghe
Berlin
Theodor von Moeller
Alfred von Loewenfeld
Ernest von Ihne
President Roosevelt Stays Indoors Amid Sagamore Hill Rain
President Roosevelt remains at Sagamore Hill for a second day of summer vacation as a heavy rain keeps outdoor plans off. He sees no visitors and continues to avoid public controversy, with officials denying interruptions to Georgia Day speakers at the Jamestown Exposition.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Loeb
Terrell
Georgia
Mitchell
Georgia Commission
Crosby
Washington Star
District of Columbia
Dent Roosevelt
College girl in runaway found injured after drive
Miss Amelia Kingsley of Brooklyn a Mount Holyoke College student was found unconscious on the road from Chicopee to Holyoke by farmer Miles Steuben. She was taken to a physician and revived with injuries including a bruised head and body and a sprained ankle. She said she had started out on a drive in a large touring automobile.
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New York Times
Chicopesa
Mass
Amelia Kingsley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mount Holyoke College
Holyoke
Miles Steuben
Kingsley
Train to Boston Parade Schedule Shown
Train service routes advertise shore line travel amid festive notes with attention to parlor care and celebrations. Ady signs indicate grand celebration dates and line options for visitors to Boston.
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Boston
Bration
Shore Line
End of Alternate Control in Alton Ends
Announcement by B F Yoakum says the mutual control by Harriman interests and Rock Island over the Chicago and Alton Railroad ends. The Rock Island pushes joint control to be abrogated, stockholders to manage property, with no change in policy under Rock Island direction.
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B. F. Yoakum
Harriman
Rock Island Company
Chicago & Asten Railroad
Rock Island
Chicago & Alton
Alton
Chicago & Albion
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Commission
Washington
Union Pacific
Yoakum
Chicgge & Alton
Roc Island
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commission cautions on Chicago and Alton control
The Inter-State Commerce Commission has given no direct instruction on alternate control of the Chicago and Alton and has not directed the Rock Island. Hearings show the commission views the arrangement as potentially illegal and Holman action may influence government cases.
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New York Times
Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Chicago & Alton
Rock Island
Harriman
Vanilian-27 Food Law Case Noted in Rison Appweat v Burnett
A legal brief from Rison cites Burnett’s Vanilia in a dispute over food laws. The record references standards and compliance questions affecting Vanilian products and regulatory expectations.
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Burnett
Minneotas Launch Found In Hampton Roads Collision Suspected
Norfolk reports a sunken launch identified as the Minnesota with six midshipmen and five sailors dead. Divers search the mud for remains as authorities pursue whether another fleet launch was also sunk in a collision.
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New York Times
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Minnesota
Washington
Navy Yard
See
Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Company
Adrift All Night In Storm Off Jamaica Bay
Michael J. Kelly a Brooklyn fireman and an unidentified one armed man were adrift twelve hours Thursday night in a dory off Rockaway Beach. After their improvised sail kept them from the open sea they reached Canarsie shore at six this morning exhausted but alive.
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Jamaica Bay
Michael J. Kelly
Brooklyn
Kelly
Wyckoff Street
Rockaway Beach
Roxbury
Barren Island
Fannie McKane
McAvoy
Rockaway Inlet
Irish Creek
Canarsie Shore
Woman crushed by Broadway car at Thirty third Street
An unidentified woman about three years old was knocked down by a southbound Broadway car at Thirty third Street last night. She sustained arm and probable skull injuries and was taken to New York Hospital as a large crowd gathered for twenty minutes. Motorman Michael Murphy cited slippery rails from rain as cause. bystander Dr. A Serrazzi provided first aid. The woman’s description noted gray hair, height five feet four inches, weight 190 pounds, gray dress, black oxford ties, stockings and hat.
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Thirty-third Street
New York Hospital
Michael Murphy
Murphy
Broadway
A. Serrazzi
West Thirtieth Street
Taft fainting fits hit after Fort Snelling review
Secretary of War William H. Taft with 2000 at a dollar dinner in St Paul collapses after an illness blamed on acute indigestion from a long day of banquets. He is assisted to a car, then rests at a friend’s home before delivering a shortened Canal speech.
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New York Times
ST. Paul
William H. Taft
Fort Snelling
Taft
Major
Hill
Sneve
Fatt
Philippines
Panama
Cuba
Porto Rico
Washington
Archbishop Ireland
St. James
Douay
Panama Canal
Charles V
United States
Mr. Hil
Summer Reading Number Highlights Best Publications
The issue presents a valuable list of 100 of the season’s best publications and other features of interest accompanying The New York Times Summer Reading Number.
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The
New York Times
Saturday Review of Books
Locking Babies In Home Fire Ends in Tragedy
William Broadhurst and wife of Pound Ridge N Y locked their two young children inside their home to prevent wandering. A fire later consumed the house, killing the one year old girl and badly burning the three year old boy, who may die. Coroner says children perhaps played keep house and caused the blaze by matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Whith Plains
N. Y
William Broadhurst
Poundridge
Tobacco Declared Not A Luxury By Government
The Treasury Controller ruled tobacco a necessity rather than a luxury in a decision issued today. The ruling responds to laborers building the Panama Canal who had demanded tobacco while in quarantine.
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Washington
the Treasury
Panama Canal
Worsfords Acid Phosphate Impaired by Heat
Fragmentary item notes a product issue and a quick Reeves response. Includes a brief action by Ady and mentions digestion concerns, with unclear details due to damaged text.
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Reeves
Ady
Liberals Propose Lords Reform Resolution in Commons
London June 14 Premier Campbell Bannerman to move a Lords reform resolution on June 24. The plan seeks to limit the Lords power to alter or reject bills so the Commons final decision prevails within one parliament. Cabinet approves. debate expected to span three to four days.
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London
House of Lords
Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
Fire destroys Olympic Theatre in Ashland Block
A June 14 fire in Chicago destroyed the Olympic Theatre at Randolph and Clark in the Ashland Block. The vaudeville house suffered $100,000 in losses with no injuries as guests from the Union Restaurant and Hotel nearby were evacuated to the street.
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Chicago
Olympic Theatre
Ashland
Randolph and
Clark Streets
Playhouse
Union
Boy's Life Valued At $500 In Brooklyn Court
A Brooklyn Supreme Court jury placed a one year old boy's life value at $500 before Justice Carr. Thomas Cavanaugh sues the Brooklyn Queens County and Suburban Railroad Company for $20,000 for the death of his son William who was run over by a company car at Broadway and Hancock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Carr
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Thomas Cavanagh
Supreme Court denies injunction vs open cut subway plan
Justice Truax refused to enjoin the Rapid Transit Commission from building a Broadway subway below Twenty third Street by open cut. He said the dispute is academic with no present threat and denied the motion with leave to renew if bids are advertised under a similar contract.
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Supreme Court
Truax
W. &J. Sloane
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Rapid Transit
Twenty-third Street
Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners
Four Hurt In Auto Crash In Taunton
A trolley struck an automobile in East Taunton Massachusetts injuring four people. Mrs. Noah Strang of Berkeley suffered a skull fracture and internal injuries and was taken to Morgan Hospital. Chauffeur Noah Strang daughter Mrs Andrew Cooper and granddaughter Helen Cook escaped serious injuries.
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Taunton
Mass
East Taunton Street Railway Company
Noah Strang
Berkeley
Andrew Cooper
Providence
Helen Cook
Strang
Morgan Hospital
Summer Street
Woman Dies in Harlem Euchre Party Incident
Mrs. Cora J. Gardiner of 259 West 128th Street collapsed at a euchre party at the Harlem Lodges of Masons on East 125th Street. About 200 attendees witnessed the event. Dr B G Clark, treating her for heart trouble, ordered she be taken home by cab where she died before reaching residence. continuous updated details noted her sudden collapse and preexisting condition.
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Cora J. Gardiner
West 128Th Street
Harlem Lodgs of Masons
East 125Th Street
Rhinebeck Fears Astor Estate Expansion
Rhinebeck residents alarmed by Col John Jacob Astors growing Rhinebeck real estate holdings from Fern Cliff to thousands of acres. The Rhinebeck Realty and Development Company formed by Dr George N Miller Theodore De La Porte and others bought the De La Porte farm adjoining Astor three square miles to curb further expansion and reserve land for village growth. The purchase includes a race track and a planned summer property on Astor land.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
Rhinebeck
John Jacob Astor
Fern Cliff
Astor
Col. Astor
Change in Time Comes Peered Oe Taing and Thousand Isiends
The fragment notes a time change and mentions fee agents and advertisements, but lacks clear details on event, place, or parties involved. This summary preserves the limited readable facts while omitting unclear OCR fragments.
Duma Crisis Deepens as Stolypin Demands Surrender
In St Petersburg on June 14 the Duma met in secret as Premier Stolypin threatened immediate arrest of sixteen leftist deputies and suspension of immunity for thirty nine more. The Procurator read indictments charging fifty five members with forming an illegal society to topple the czar. Conservatives urged restraint while some deputies defended the Duma’s dignity. the crisis points to dissolution and election-law change amid army proclamations and mass arrests.
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Stolypin
Duma
M. Golovine
M. Purishkevitch
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Monte
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Kathery
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Union Pacific Executives Committee
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James B. Forgan
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Rison Appweat v
Worsfords
Olympic
Cass
BrooklymeGar
Social Democrats
Homen
Tom New York Toxins Co
Petersburg
M. Alexinsky
M. Mahlakoff
M. Rodicheff
Plauded
St. Petersburg
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