Murder as a Trade. Boise climaxes amid Orchard confession
Harry Orchard intensified his testimony against William D Haywood in Boise Idaho detailing the murder of Frank Steunenberg by an infernal machine. He accused Haywood Moyer Pettibone and himself of planning financing and executing the crime, raising his confessed victims to eighteen. He also admitted past crimes including desertion of family and bigamy as the state produced corroborating evidence and the bomb casing lead.
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William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Steunenberg
Haywood
Moyer
Orchard
Peabody
Judge Goodard
Judge Gabbert
Sherman Bell
Dave Moffatt
Frank Horne
Ontario
British Columbia
Hattie Simpson
Cripple Creek
Tower Keys
New York
Arthur Collins
Telluride
Denver
Mawkins
W. F. Richardson
J. Bullivan
State Federation of Labor
Richardson
U Harwood
Orchard Was Butcher in Haywood Case Testimony
Boise Idaho June 6 the Steunenberg murder trial resumed with Orchard on the stand at 9 03 am He named San Francisco acquaintances used to corroborate his tale and said he sometimes used the name Barry He recounted attempts to kill Judge Gabbert Governor Peabody and other officials including Hearne Moffatt and Goddard He described plans to bomb and shoot and noted a life insurance solicitor future role and connections with Pettibone Haywood and other figures while observers noted his demeanor and testimony.
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Boise
Idaho
Steunenberg
Orchard
San Francisco
Fred Bradley
Bunker Hill
Bullivan
Coeur d'Alene
Barry
California
Denver
Pettibone
Bradley
Judge Gabbert
Haywood
Supreme Court of Colorado
Gabbert
Moyer
Telluride
18Th Street
Grant Avenue
Adams
Peabody
Fitz
Hearne
Colorado Fuel and Iron Compee
Dave Moffatt
First National Bank
Moffatt
Weston Federation of Miners
Goddard
Vermor McDonall
Ol. Mover
New York Central Plans Merger With Delaware & Hudson
Reports say the Delaware & Hudson will pass to New York Central control through stock exchange in a merger aimed at strengthening the Central’s coal business. Vanderbilt interests and First National Bank hold large D&H stakes, with Boston & Maine and New York Ontario & Western implications noted.
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The
Tribune
Delaware & Hudson Company
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Wall Street
New York Central
Delaware & Hudson
Vanderbilt Road
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
First National Bank
New York, Ontario & Wester
Reading
Vanderbilts
Delaware & Hudson Ie
Iowa
Montreal
Albany
Troy
Schenectady
Vanderbilt
Chauncey M. Depew
H. N. Whitney & Son
Marcus Mayer & Co
Marcus Mayer
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Albany & Susquehanna
Rensselaer & Saratoga Railroad
Chateaugey & Lake Placid Railway
Cooperstown & Susquehanna Valley Railroad
New York & Canada Railroad
Adirondack Railway
Quebec Southern Railway
South Shore Railway
Boston & Maine
New York, Ontario & Western
Central
New Haven
West Shore
Cornwall
Weehawken
Sidney
N. Y
Scranton
Binghamton
Boston & Maine Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford
United States
Pennsylvania
Harriman
Hill
Old
New England Railroad
Boston & New York Air Line
Old Colony Steamboat Company
New England Navigation
Consolidated Railway
Navigation Company
Consolidated
New Haven Road
Fatal Albany auto run crash kills man in 200-mile race
The New York Motor Club endurance run from New York to Albany suffered a fatal crash near Clinton Heights when a Corbin runabout struck a competing auto. Clar ence McKenzie, president of the Standard Brake Company, died in the wreck. driver James Swan and observer H B Mosher were seriously injured.
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Hy Telegraph
the Tribune
Albany
New York Motor Club
New York
Clinton Heights
Here
Ence McKenzie
Standard Brake Company
West 68Th Street
H. B. Mosher
Albany & Hudson
State Road
McKenzie
Swan
Mosher
Philip Hines
Corbin
Pope Toledo
Winton
E. G. Cox
Hudson
Clarence McKenzie
St. James's Court
West 92d Street
West 66Th Street
Spooner & Wells
Four Italians badly hurt in East New York school foundation collapse
Four Italian workers were severely injured and two believed dead after a rock ledge fell while digging the foundation for Public School 83 at Herkimer street and Stone avenue in East New York. Foreman Charles Ruse was arrested for criminal negligence as rescue efforts continued and a crowd gathered near Beecher Memorial Church.
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Public School
Herkimer Street
Stone Avenue
East New York
Antonio Baimerle
Fulton Street
Bradford Street Hospital
Golimo Gatano
Pacific Street
Antonio Mundale
St. John's Place
Grand Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
Joseph Sesuppi
Bond Street
Charles Ruse
Brooklyn
Old Beecher Memorial Church
C. J. Allen
J. P. Reynolds
Brownsville
Eugene Porctie
Police recover jeweled toilet case linked to hotel robberies
Detectives Marion and Conroy of East Dust Street Station arrested two Greek waiters, Emanuel Cardikes and Costas Meras, after tracking a jewel laced case worth 10 000 dollars from a pawn shop to Sherry's and a furnished East ninth street room. Police say the pair planned further thefts as they seized pawn tickets and a gold bound handbag and a diamond ruby encrusted shell box.
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Marion
Conroy
East Dust Street
Third Avenue
Sherry’s
East $9Th Street
Emanuel Cardikes
Manhattan
Cardikes
Costas Meras
Blind boy wins school honors at Charter School graduation
Ernest P. Janvier fourteen year old son of Rev C Rodney Janvier graduated with high honors from William Penn Charter School in Philadelphia despite being blind from birth and will enter Princeton in the fall.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Ernest P. Janvier
C. Rodney Janvier
William Penn Charter School
Princeton
Yale Princeton Baseball Game Ad With Train Schedule
Yale Princeton baseball game at Princeton Saturday next June 8 with special trains from New York via Pennsylvania Railroad at 8 25, 9 40, 10 85 A M, 12 25 P M returning 2 minutes after the game Round trip tickets 2 15 from New York City.
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Yale-Princeton
Princeton
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York City
Advt
Knox Indicates Willingness to Seek Presidency in 1908
Senator Philander C. Knox of Pennsylvania states he would accept a Republican nomination for President in 1908 if the party pursues him. He reacts to Pennsylvania delegates endorsing him, noting Roosevelt administration policies and his past public service. Knox and wife are in New York, planning to return to Valley Forge. President Roosevelt offered no comment.
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Mr. McKenzie
Poughkeepsie
Mrs. McKenzie
Ten Eyck
Albany
Mr. Richardson
McKenzie
New York University Law School
Victoria MccKenzie
Bretton Hall
United States
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Knox
Harrisburg
Waldorf-Astoria
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Valley Forge
Penn
Washington
Senator Knox
New York
Foraker
Taft
Violin theft leads to Brooklyn musician arrest in Irvington
Detectives McIvor and O'Brian brought Carl Raben of Brooklyn to the case after the 547 58th Street resident was found near the riverfront in Irvington. The stolen violin valued at 250 dollars was linked to Raben by pawn tickets showing a seven dollar sale. Victor Fletcher, a Union Square musical instrument dealer, had reported the prior loss.
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McIvor
O'Brian
Irvington-on the-Hudson
Carl Raben
58Th Street
Brooklyn
Victor S. Fletcher
Union Square
Raben
Irvington
Victor Fletcher
Giants Lose to Cubs as Boy Falls at Brooklyn Bridge
A crowd of 2 763 watched Chicago defeat New York 3 to 2 for the Giants collapse causing glass to crash. Fifteen year old Luke Nally of 188 Franklin Ave Brooklyn fell 25 feet from a subway kiosk at the Brooklyn Bridge station and was removed to a Hudson Street hospital with possible skull fracture.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
Chicago
Giants
Beeuwkes
Hudson Street
Luke Nally
Franklin Avenue
Brooklyn
Gramercy Park Upset Over Dressmaking Venture
In Gramercy Park the property owners association protests the arrival of a dressmaking shop within their secluded enclave. The leaseholder Mr Pinchot, who is in Europe, faces concern from neighbors fearing more unwanted trades. a council and property owners prepare correspondence while the owner asserts no personal objection and notes she holds a park key.
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Gramercy Park
Europe
James Harper
Association
Pinchot
Deadlocked Albany reapportionment conference fails
Albany June 7 deadlock persists as Senate and Assembly caucus backed plans clash after midnight. Wadsworth advocates Assembly amendments to the Senate Tully plan while Tully and allies defend their version. Conference leaders warn no agreement tonight and adjournment waits on settlement.
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Tribune
Albany
Senate
Assembly
Wadsworth
Tully
Franchot
Smith
Cobb
Cassidy
Agnew
Gilchrist
Moreland
Merritt
Prentice
Phillips
Schoeneck
Hammond
Wall Street
Wilcox
Republican Assembly
Grady
Bron
Westchester
Raines
New York
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Harry Orchard
Canon City
Wallace
Cunningham
Cour d'Alene
Usher
D.& UH
Clarence M’kenzie
Clar
James Swan
New Britain, Conn
Tie
Albany City
East
MR. Knox
Boy
Tully Plan
Caucus
Hughes
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