Orchard Denies Motive In Steunenberg Murder Case
Testimony recounts Orchard denying personal motive for the Steunenberg murder while answering questions about alleged statements to Gen. Engley, Mrs. Day, and others. The trial follows cross examinations, letters, and communications linking Orchard to the Hercules Mine sale, with Haywood and Pettibone involved in discussions and a dramatic presentation of his letters from Nome and San Francisco.
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Breunenberg
Wallace
Richardson
Eugene Engley
Colorado
le Creek
Lottie Day
Belmont Hotel
Denver
McGee
David Coates
Hercules
Steunenberg
Waters
Cripple Creek
Hawley
Herules
Ork
Tiger and Poor Man
Western Federation
Gen. Engley
Jimmy Laughlin
Malich
Haywood Letter Evidence Mentioned in Case
In Boise on June 18 a letter from W. D. Haywood to his wife was admitted as evidence. Orchard claimed he wrote the letter in Pettibone's store in Denver and gave it to Marion Moore to deliver to Nome, with the date to be filled later. Haywood allegedly never visited Alaska or Nome.
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Richardson
Sheriff Nichols
Orchard
Jack Simpkins
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Pettibone
Simpkins
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Miller
Caldwell
Hawley
Cee Creek
San Francisco
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Paddy
Western Federation
Cripple Creek
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Sumyore
Theetter
Cape Nome
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Nome
Moore
Steunenberg
Jaywood
Fairfield
McPartland
Mr. Hawley
Goddard
Boise
Marion Moore
Western Federation of Miners
Death at Baldwin ranch hints Simpkins linked to Steunenberg murder
Coroner H M Hallowell and Deputy Sheriff Irving Lowrey returned from the Baldwin ranch in North Park reporting a man who recently died by his own hand was probably Jack Simpkins. Simpkins is sought in connection with the assassination of former Governor Steunenberg.
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Fort Collins
Col
H.M. Hallowell
Irving Lowrey
Baldwin Ranch
North Park
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Steunenberg
Royal Arcanum Anniversary Celebrated in Brooklyn
The thirtieth anniversary of the Royal Arcanum founding will be marked at Ulmer Park Brooklyn next Saturday. Amateur field sports including events for women and children will be held. In the evening the Second Battalion of the Forty-seventh Regiment will present a dress parade followed by music and fireworks.
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Royal Arcanum
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Brooklyn
Forty-seventh Regiment
Dr Long Tells More Nature Marvels At City Church
Dr Long lectured on animal life and death before a Congregational church crowd, detailing beaver otter and water spider behaviors and arguing humans share instincts and educations with wildlife. He promised further documentary proof to an eminent Washington critic.
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Washington
Alaska
Dr. Long
Ante
Eue
Anticipated APCA Investigation of Animal Cruelty at City Venues
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will investigate conditions of caged and performing animals at beaches race tracks and parks in the city. Patrols were sent to Coney Island Gravesend Rockaway and other resorts to inspect handlers stables and vehicles. Findings will be reported at the society’s next board meeting and may trigger a campaign to curb cruelty during hot weather with water spraying plans at hydrant stations throughout summer.
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Carr Service
Man stabbed by organ drummer in Greenpoint scuffle
Charles McCarthy a Brooklyn laborer was shoved by a schoolboy near a West Street hand organ. Philomena Castino wounded him with a four inch knife, stabbing him twice, once in the chest, as Teresa Christopher aided. Castino is jailed on felonious assault charges. McCarthy hospitalized with serious but non fatal injuries.
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Hey
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L. I
President Roosevelts actions in apportionment denied
Secretary Loeb denied any Roosevelt meddling in the New York apportionment fight and said the President has not taken part or expressed opinions. He noted the President would defer to none of the plans if consulted. The President also announced several diplomatic appointments and a five member committee to investigate government contract forms.
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Dr. Long
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Oyster Bay
L. I
Roosevelt
New York
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Sagamore Hill
Plai
Richmond Pearson
North Carolina
Greece
Montenegro
Percival Dodge
Massachusetts
Honduras
Alvador
John B. Jackson
New Jersey
Persia
Guatemala
William F. Sands
District of Columbia
St. Petersburg
Russia
Irwin. B. Laughlin
Pennsylvaia
United States
Nagasaki
Japan
Carleton Miller
Iowa
Elevators Stall in Broad Exchange Building
Sixteen elevators at the Broad Exchange Building 20 Broad Street broke down at noon yesterday due to hydraulic cylinder failure. Crowds leaving lunch crowded the corridors until service resumed after about fifteen minutes of waiting to reach upper floors.
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Broad Exchange Building
Broad Street
Graft Hints Spur Raids and Transfers in Harlem Precincts
Police raid probes into East Harlem resorts uncover notes listing protection and wardman tickets. Capts Buchanan and Bowes are reassigned, with Lt s and sergeants moved as East 126th Street Station shifts to the Sixth Inspection District and new commander Thomas W Walsh takes charge.
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Bugher
East 120Th Street
East 134Th Street
Bingham
John Buchanan
East 126Th Street
Capt. Buchanan
Eldridge Street
Cal” Mack Barth
Eldridge Treet
Hanson
Wardman
Sweeney
Thomas W. Walsh
Walsh
Bedford Park
Ngham
Bronx
Patrick H. Bowes
Madisontreet
Buchanan
McAdoo
Bay State merger bill seeks state approval for railroad consolidations
Massachusetts lawmakers send a bill to limit railroad consolidations by requiring state Board of Railroad Commissioners approval and a two thirds stockholder vote. The measure, opposed by Brandeis and tied to future state controller duties, comes as New Haven and other lines move toward potential cross ownership.
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Board of Railroad Commissioners
John N. Cole
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Committee On Railroads
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
General Court
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Luce
Malone
New Haven, Conn
Gov. Guild
Massachusetts
Old Colony
Boston & Providence Road
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Connecticut Railroad Commissioners
New Haven Company
Boston & Providence
Providence & Worcester
Drowned man dies after fall from East River pier
Paul W. Harrison 28 from New Haven Conn. died early yesterday after falling from the East River pier above Fulton Ferry while walking the stringpiece. Richard T. Ryan jumped in to help him. fishermen hauled them to the shore. A steamer trunk and clothing found on the pier. a notebook with Harrison's name and a receipt for 100 for passage on the brig Curacao to the West Indies.
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New Haven
Conn
East River
Fulton Ferry
Richard T. Ryan
Tenth Avenue
Foper
Harrison
Trowbridge & Co
South Street
Curacao
West Indies
Harris mystery linked to Harrison in New York death
Special from New Haven reveals Paul W Harris may actually be Paul W Harrison, son of ex Judge H Lynde Harrison. The elder Harrison disinherited him, noting the son was a lawyer later involved in steel construction. The widow Mrs Harrison has traveled for a year, and Paul Harrison had not lived in New Haven for three years.
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New York Central
New Haven
New York, Ontario & Western
Central
New York Times
Conn
Paul W. Harris
New York
Paul W. Harrison
P. W. Harris
Harrison
H. Lynde Harrison
Jaleo
Grace Carlo Robbery Suspect Granted Bail Refused
Magistrate Walsh in the Tombs Court yesterday held Louis Etler, 19, plane polisher of 2057 Eighth Avenue, in $5,000 bail to await Grand Jury action after the recital of Grace Carlo being bound gagged and robbed. Etler cannot post bail and is sent to the Tombs, facing another robbery indictment.
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Grace Carlo
Walsh
Tombs Court
Louis Etler
Eighth Avenue
Tombs
Italy Moves to Intervene Over Cabrera Plot
June 18 report from Mexico City says an Italian man of war is being sent from New Orleans to Guatemalan ports. Italy will press Guatemala over two Italians among nineteen condemned for alleged complicity in the assassination attempt on President Cabrera on April 29. Guatemala suspends the property of ten men sentenced to death, valued at about $15,000,000 in gold.
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Mexico City
New Orleans
Guatemala
Esa Cabrera
Diamond sunburst pin lost near Times Square Subway station
Mrs EB Sweeney widow of Terrace apartments 200 Riverside Drive advertised in The Times the loss of a diamond sunburst pin late last Thursday night around Times Square Subway station. The star shaped pin with many points is valued at 150 dollars and a no questions asked reward is offered.
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EB. Sweeney
Terrace
Riverside Drive
Times Square
Hamburg Line Faces Trade Restraint Charges
E. L. Boas, general manager of the Hamburg American Line, learned charges against the line he represents alleging actions tending to restrain trade. The plaintiff is Peter Wright & Sons of Philadelphia, agents for the Cosmopolitan Steamship Company. The Interstate Commerce Commission plans to make the complaint public today.
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E. L. Boas
Hamburg-American Line
Peter Wright& Sons
Philadelphia
Cosmopolitan Steamshipmpany
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Eames
Attorneys to Appear in Supreme Court for Mrs Post Alimony Suit
Attorneys for Mrs Emma C Post will appear before Justice Blanchard in the Supreme Court on Friday morning. The court will hear Mrs Post seeking $100 a week alimony and $2500 counsel fees in her suit for divorce from Augustus T Post broker and amateur aeronaut. Complaint filed June 5.
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Justice Blanchard
Supreme Court
Nak
Post
Setion
Augustus T. Post
Fragmentary ad text mentions brominated quinine product
A fragmentary OCR item references Bromo Quinine and Cold Tebiet with a single pack. The readable portion lists a few scattered terms and a vague product context without clear details or a full sentence.
Trial in Guy murder case reveals subpoena dispute
Dr Samuel Guy stands trial for his life in Flushing for the murder of his wife last April. The prosecution and defense argued over a missing key witness related to a Bays water connection. Jurors were selected and early witnesses included Mortimer Harrison and Frank Conklin as they mapped the crime scene while others testified to establish Dr Guy's whereabouts on the day of the killing.
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William Triste Bailey
Bayswater
George.a. Gregg
Samuel
Guy
Supreme Court
Flushing
William Aligall
Union Course
William L. Mathet
Gregg
Darrin
Pennsylvania Railroad Announces Summer Schedule to East Coast Resorts
The full summer timetable from New York to Long Branch Asbury Park Spring Lake and other points on the New York and Long Branch line goes into effect Sunday June 23 with fast trains added and parlor cars on all express trains and parlor smoking cars on the more important ones New timetables available from ticket agents after June 21.
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New York and
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Spring Lake
New York and Long Branch
Atlantic Coast
Point Pleasant
Pennsylvania Railroad
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