Goddard On The Stand Justice Tells Of Bomb Evidence
Boise Idaho June 19 The state produced the Goddard bomb and corroborated Orchard against Haywood with Miners Magazine articles. Goddard described finding the bomb and its sealing and later destruction of most sticks of powder. Witnesses confirmed letters and acts tied to Orchard. Judge Wood ruled some articles admissible and others excluded with further rulings expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Goddard
Harry Orchard
William D. Haywood
Miners’ Magazine
Western Federation of Minters
Luther Goddard
Orchard
Justice Goddard
Penne Ae
Rchard
Bulkeley Wells
Pinkerton
Haywood
Denver
Senator Borah
Messrs. Richardson and
Darrow
Mrs. Seward
San Francisco
Fred” Bradley
Canyon City
Peabody
George Pettibone
Stearns
Horace N. Hawkins
Richardson
Thomas Hogan
Riley Harris
Roach
Chicago
Wood
Borah offers Miners' Magazine articles in Haywood trial
At Boise on June 19 Senator Borah began introducing exhibits from The Miners' Magazine as evidence in the Haywood murder trial. The defense objected that the articles fail to link the defendant to Governor Brennenberg’s murder, arguing the material is merely abusive journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Borah
Haywood
Miners’ Magazine
Brennenberg
E. F. Richardson
Richardson
Agt
Herr Most
Johann Most
Eples
Miners
Steunenberg
Transfusion Method Demonstrated At Seney Hospital
A new blood transfusion technique shown at Seney Hospital in Brooklyn by Dr. George W. Crile avoids introducing a foreign body and uses a vein cuff to contact donor blood. The subject was a six year old boy with severe injuries who died four hours after the operation despite initial improvement, the procedure deemed potentially life saving under perfect conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seney Hospital
Brooklyn
George W. Crile
Cleveland
A. S. Kavanagh
Tribune
Loree Ill at Hoffman House Struck by Appendicitis
Leonor F Loree III president of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company is ill at his apartments in the Hoffman House. He is said to have appendicitis and is recovering. No operation has been performed and doctors expect a swift return to duties. W H Williams confirms the June 11 onset and that the crisis passed last Thursday.
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Leonor F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson Railroad Company
Hoffman House
Loree
W. H. Williams
The
Delaware & Hudson
Mark Twain Visits London Amid Packed Schedule
London on June 19 reports Mark Twain drawing intense attention with column coverage and many invitations he reluctantly declines to avoid fatigue. His agenda includes luncheons, dinners with friends, park drives, and several formal events from June 20 to July 5, plus Oxford visits and Rhodes scholars reception. The note adds a Pocono Mountain Special train schedule from Lackawanna Railroad 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 Yorkers In Defeat
Philadelphia June 19 New York aldermen were defeated 21 to 7 by Philadelphia City Councilmen at the National League grounds. Large crowd attended with 10 000 to 11 000 spectators. The game featured a dramatic fifth inning collapse by New York as Philadelphia scored fifteen runs. Notable figures included Mayor John A Reyburn, Alderman McGowan, and Umpire Charlie Culkin. The day included a Bellevue dinner, a Belmont Park visit, and a parade, with lemon showers greeting Culkin and various officials.
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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
Mr. McGowan
Belmont Mansion
Fairmount Park
Washington
Lafayette
Haggart
Joseph H. Bromley
Billy” Wentz
Brooklyn
Reservoir Hill
Wentz
McGowan
Henry Clay
Public Safety
Charlie” Culkin
Tammany
Hth
Armstrong
Select Council
New York Fostion
Hutt Monahan
Matrong Hatton
McAvoy Hageerty
Bootle
Joyce Noonan
Scwartz J. Hahn
Ward Co
Sullivan
Campbell
Little Tim
Clifford
Culkin
Haggerty
Gotham
Monahan
Noonan
Bendit
Cissy Loftus
David Phillips
William Tell
Immigrant Fare Inquiry Opens Before Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission holds a preliminary hearing in New York on alleged unjust discrimination in rail fares for westward immigrant travel. Commissioner Watchorn leads the case with about a dozen witnesses, many immigrants, alleging higher rates and poorer accommodations compared with non immigrant travelers. Railroads named include Pennsylvania, B&O, Central of New Jersey, Lehigh Valley, Erie, DL&W, and Philadelphia and Reading. A New York Central route immigrant traffic is redirected via West Shore. Evidence suggests immigrant fares mirror first class rates, with limited seating and no sleeping car privileges. If proven, prosecutions under interstate commerce laws may follow. Officials from several railroads are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Warehorn
Fights and Shootings Mar West Side Picnic Boat Trip
The Lewis Fife and Drum Corps excursion to Palisade Grove New Jersey ended in chaos with shootings stabbings and revolver fire. Beulah Burke and another man were seriously wounded as crowds fought aboard the barge and on the shore.
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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
French Hospital
West 34Th Street
Gastings
Carmick
Burke
West 62d Street
West Glat Street
Watterson remarks on Democratic presidential pick
Henry Watterson during State University commencement comments named a west of Alleghenies candidate likened to Lincoln in appeal. He avoided naming a man for the Democratic nomination, insisting he is a newspaper man not a politician and would not join Bryan’s camp.
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Bloomington
Ind
Henry Watterson
The
State University Today
Alleghenies
Potomac River
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Mr. Watterson
Bryan
Hamburg America Pool Probe Moves Forward
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission will open an inquiry into the Hamburg American Packet Company and the Cosmopolitan Shipping Company over alleged cross Atlantic pooling and monopolistic practices. The case accuses an ironclad Baltic Pool linking Hamburg American with North German Lloyd and other lines to fix traffic shares and rates challenging U.S. competition. The Cosmopolitan firm charges foreign government backing and coercive contracts to keep American shippers from using independent routes. The probe targets east and westbound traffic from interior U S cities to Hamburg and European ports and seeks to determine if lawful competition is being stifled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Peter Wright & Sons
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
North Atlantic Seaboard
Baltic
Cosmopolitan Freight
Cosmopolitan
Hamburg
North Atlantic
Cosmopolitan Line
Combine
Germany
Boston
Newport News
Hamburg-American Company
New York
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport
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Justice
Boise Court
France
Spain
Leonor F. Loree III
D. & H. Railroad
Mark Twain
England
Wilberforce
Lackawanna
Pocono Mountain
Water Gap
Ace Resorts
Tim
Usher
TNE
Advt
Inquiry
H. Tene & Sons Co
Fulton St
Watterson Dark Horse
Ocean Pool
Commerce Commission
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