Goddard on the Stand Justice Tells of Bomb Case
The Idaho trial of Haywood witnesses dramatic proof of the Goddard bomb and corroborates Orchard claims. Justice Goddard described finding the bomb, its packaging, and the sequence of its seizure and partial explosion. Testimony from Mrs. Seward and others supported Orchard’s accounts, while defense objections to the evidence were overruled. Judge Wood postponed full ruling on admissibility of Miners' Magazine articles.
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Boise
Idaho
Goddard
Harry Orchard
William D. Haywood
Miners’ Magazine
Western Federation of Minters
Luther Goddard
Orchard
Justice Goddard
Denver
McParland
Bulkeley Wells
Pinkerton
Haywood
Senator Borah
Messrs. Richardson and
Darrow
Mrs. Seward
San Francisco
Harry Orchard Mved
Fred” Bradley
John L. Stearns
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Chicago
Wood
Miners Magazine Evidence at Haywood Trial
Senator Borah opened with Miners Magazine articles as evidence in the Haywood murder trial. Defense argued the pieces do not link the defendant to Governor Steunenberg’s death, calling much of the material abusive rather than incriminating. The DA pressed the readings despite objections, noting anarchist writings and violent rhetoric from related cases. Continued on eighth page.
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Boise
Idaho
Borah
Haywood
Steunenberg
E. F. Richardson
Richardson
Agt
Herr Most
Johann Most
Miners
Miners’ Magazine
Maywood
Transfusion Method Demonstrated At Seney Hospital
A new blood transfusion technique by Dr. George W. Crile was shown at Seney Hospital in Brooklyn. A six year old boy with collapsed condition received a maternal blood transfusion, but died four hours later from extensive injuries including ruptured spleen and liver tears despite improved immediate signs. The operation avoided introducing foreign material and aimed to prevent clotting by inverting the vein lining over the tube end.
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Seney Hospital
Brooklyn
George W. Crile
Cleveland
A. S. Kavanagh
Tribune
Loree III Ill at Hoffmann House Health Update
Leonor F Loree III president of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad is ill at his apartments in the Hoffman House with suspected appendicitis. Attendants say the illness is slight, no operation planned, and a quick recovery expected. Loree had an acute attack on June 11 with crisis passed last Thursday and continues handling railroad matters from recovery.
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Leonor F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson Railroad Company
Hoffman House
Loree
W. H. Williams
The
Delaware & Hudson
Mark Twain Annexes England in Grand London Visit
Mark Twain draws intense press attention in London with invitations piling up for luncheons and dinners. His schedule includes a bachelor dinner, Pilgrims luncheon, lord Mayor’s Savage Club dinner, American Society dinner, and a dinner for the Earl and Countess of Portsmouth. He also visits Oxford for a degree luncheon and a reception by Rhodes scholars, plus a Sabbath-breaking afternoon with Archdeacon Wilberforce. The Pocono Mountain Special leaves Saturday for Water Gap and resort areas.
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London
Mr. Clemens
Ambassador Reid
Pilgrims
Savage Club
American Society
Earl and Countess
Portsmouth
Clemens
Liverpool
Oxford
Rhodes
Archdeacon Wilberforce
City Fathers Blow Up New York Defeat Beats Them 21 to 7
Philadelphia hosts a double event at the National League grounds as the Quakers thrash New York aldermen 21 to 7 in a charity game to aid the Modified Milk Society. 10,000 to 11,000 fans watched 200 New York visitors arrive by train. Mayor Reyburn welcomed them and the day featured parades, park visits, and celebratory toasts.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
National League
New York
Bellevue-Stratford
Tim
Sullivan
Modified Milk Society
Quakers
Quakertown
Board of Aldermen
Broad Street
Patrick F. McGowan
Metz
John A. Reyburn
Reyburn
Billy” Wentz
Brooklyn
Reservoir Hill
Wentz
McGowan
Henry Clay
Public Safety
Charlie” Culkin
5Th
Armstrong
Select Council
Tim” Sullivan
J. Hahn
Bendit
Hahn
Hatton
Noonan
Clifford
Culkin
Haggerty
Gotham
Monahan
Cissy Loftus
David Phillips
William Tell
Grandstand
Immigration rail fare inquiry opens in New York
An Interstate Commerce Commission preliminary hearing investigates alleged unjust discrimination in westward immigrant fares from New York. Commissioner Watchorn leads, with Martin S. Decker as special examiner and about a dozen immigrant witnesses, against several railroads including Pennsylvania, Baltimore & Ohio, Central Railroad of New Jersey, Lehigh Valley, Erie, Delaware Lackawanna & Western, and Philadelphia & Reading. Results could lead to prosecutions for interstate commerce violations.
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New York
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Watchorn
Immigration
Martin S. Decker
Commissioner Watchorn
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Lehigh Valley
Erie
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Philadelphia & Reading
New York Central
Hudson River Railroad
West Shore
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chaos on West 35th picnic barge fight turns deadly
A Lewis Fife and Drum Corps excursion to Palisade Grove, New Jersey, ended in mass violence with shootings and stabbings. Beulah Burke, 26, was stabbed repeatedly and left near death. others were wounded on shore and aboard the barge. Police and medical staff rushed to scenes at West 35th Street pier and Bellevue and French Hospitals as fighters fled by boat and streetcar.
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Lewis Fife and Drum Corps
West 37Th Street
Palisade Grove
N. J
Yonkers
Bellevue Hospital
Charles Spear
John Scott
Neptune
West 35Th Street
Fife and
San Juan Hill
Hell's Kitchen
Grove
Scott
Beulah Burke
No. 237 West 61St Street
Jersey
34Th Street
Ninth Avenue
West 34Th Street
Gastings
Carmick
Burke
West 62d Street
West 61St Street
Watterson names future president in interview
Ly Telegraph reports Henry Watterson at Indiana State University commencement describes a candidate from the north or south of the Potomac, a man of the people with Lincolnlike appeal. He says he is not in the business of naming presidents and will let politicians pull the wires.
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Ly Telegraph
the Tribune
Bloomington
Ind
Henry Watterson
The
State University Today
Alleghenies
Potomac River
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Kentuckian Was Asked. “For This Reason," Mr. Watterson
Bryan
Interstate Commerce to probe Hamburg American Pooling
The Interstate Commerce Commission moves to investigate the Hamburg American Packet Company after a complaint by Peter Wright & Sons of Philadelphia. The Cosmopolitan Shipping Company alleges an ironclad transatlantic pool with North German Lloyd and others, creating a monopoly restraining trade and dictating routes and rates between interior U.S. cities and European ports. The inquiry aims to expose alleged coercive rebates, pooling, and intimidations masking competition, potentially affecting U.S. shipping and inland freight.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Peter Wright & Sons
Battle Pool
Hamburg-American Packet Company
Washington
Philadelphia
Cosmopolitan Shipping Company
Cosmopolitan Lines
United States
Hamburg- American Packet Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Minneapolis
Duluth
Cleveland
Europe
Rotterdam
Leith
Copenhagen
North German
Lloyd
Wilson
Hull
Atlantic Seaboard
Cosmopolitan Freight
Cosmopolitan
Hamburg
North Atlantic
Cosmopolitan Line
Germany
Boston
Newport News
Hamburg-American Company
New York
Baltimore
Norfolk
Steamship Lines
Raya
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Boise Court
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Spain
Leonor F. Loree III
D. & H. Railroad
Mark Twain
England
Wilberforce
Lackawanna
Pocono Mountain
Water Gap
Ee Resorts
Usher’s
Advt
Philac Iphia Difford
Hutt Monahan
Strong Hatton
McAvoy Haggerty Eee
Joyce Noonan
Rendt
Sewartz J. Hahnere
Ward Co. Hahn
Inquiry
DEWEY
H. S. Dewey & Sons Co
Fulton St
Saw York
Watterson Dark Horse
Ocean Pool
Commerce Commission
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