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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1907

Page

13

Revenge the motive testimony at Boise trial

Boise June 26 a new attorney joined the defense for the miners in the Haywood case, Walter E McCornack of Chicago. Witness Lottie Day said Orchard spoke of getting even with Steunenberg and a jury of miners debated cross examination while John Elliott described a November 195 conversation with Orchard and the defense Magazine editor John ONeill discussed The Miners Magazine editorials.

Boise Haywood Walter E. McCornack Chicago McCornack Colorado Lottie Day Harry Orchard Belmont Denver J. Dempsey Orchard Steunenberg Mr. Darrow Pettibone Mr. Hawley Richardson Hawley Wood Judes Wood Mr. Richardson Senator Borah Darrow Nampa Stone John D. Elliott Soldiers Ellett Western Federation of Miners Elliott Ellott Neill Gedarel Moyer Cfilctz O’neill Moyer and Haywood Peabody Sherman Sell Borah

Witnesses Describe Promises By Governor Peabody

Cour d'Alenes testimony notes Orchard resentful toward Steunenberg and a promise by Governor Peabody to be a second Steunenberg. Davis cannot recall exact wording from conversations. After Orchard states intent to pursue Steunenberg, no comment by Park or Easterly, and session adjourned until tomorrow morning.

Pelham Murder Arrest Linked to Contractor Murray

Captain Samuel Price arrested Joseph Murray a contractor residing at 233d street and Kingsbridge Road yesterday in the Pelham murder of Julius T. Rosenheimer eight days earlier. Murray was examined, photographed, and fingerprinted before arraignment and remand. Letters from Judge Ward and Westchester District Attorney accompany the case while another man known as Kid Everett was detained for inquiry. Rewards offered by Mrs Rosenheimer’s family were withdrawn.

Samuel Price Bronx Detective Bureau Joseph Murray 233D Street Kingsbridge Road Julius T. Rosenheimer Pelham Marks of James J. Long Little Falls N. Y Murray Long George Ward Herkimer County Chester Gillette Grace Brown McCafferty Detective Bureau Albany Wahle Morrisania Marks Ward Rosenheimer Westchester County Edward Everett Kid Everett Edward North Pelham Henry G. K. Heath Louisa Rosenheimer

War on Creedmoor Rifle Range Cries for Closure

Queens District Attorney Ira G. Darrin presses to permanently close the Creedmoor rifle range owned by the State after a series of accidents and stray bullets. Topographical surveyors narrowly escaped harm as bullets hit near their carriage and a Polish worker was killed nearby. Adjutant General Henry will confer with Darrin to seek remedies, while the 200 acre property once valued at $2,000 an acre faces the push for shutdown.

Ira G. Darrin Queens County Creedmoor State of New York Topographical Department Deepdale Willam K. Vanderbilt, Jr Vanderbilt Henry Darrin

Sister Buys Life Interest in Suffern Homestead

Miss Janette Suffern, sister of the late Edward E. Suffern and daughter of George W. Suffern founder of Suffern NY, has accepted a life interest in the old Suffern homestead in Suffern. The Episcopal Church, to which the property was left, offered the life interest if she would not contest the will. Edward E. Suffern left the West Lith street house and $10 600 to Marion Thompson, who shared his home, and gave nothing to his sister.

Janette Suffern Edward E. Suffern Westlith Street George W. Suffern Suffern N. Y Episcopal Church Miss Suffern Lfe Marion Thompson Mr. Suffern

Dr Samuel S Guy Taken To Sing Sing For Murder

Dr Samuel S Guy, convicted Saturday of murdering his wife and sentenced to fifteen years at Sing Sing, was moved yesterday from Queens County Long Island City to Ossining station. He walked with his keeper to the prison, met Warden Johnson, had his pedigree recorded, was bathed, shaved, and his hair cut. The warden will decide his future work assignment.

Samuel S. Guy Sing Sing Queens County Long Island City Pri James O'Brien Guy Ossining Johnson Connaughton

Western railroads to enforce two cent rate laws

Chicago June 26 executives of Western railroads will comply with state laws mandating a two cents per mile passenger rate. Passenger departments are told to implement the rate as laws take effect and to apply interstate rates as soon after July 1 as possible, using each state law as a guide.

Chicago

Missouri two cent law case to go to Supreme Court

Kansas City Mo June 26 The attorneys for the eighteen principal Missouri railways and Attorney General Hadley for the state have practically agreed to seek Supreme Court review on the jurisdiction in enforcing the Missouri two cent law. The move likely will be made within ten days.

Kansas City Missouri Railways Hadley United States Supreme Court

Penobscot Salmon At Bargain Prices In Kennebec Journal

Penobscot salmon reaches low prices with best cuts at 26 cents per pound and tail and head slices at 15 cents. A neatly boxed salmon costs about $3 in Bangor and can travel to distant friends as a thoughtful gift. Marketmen have perfected packing, sending fresh salmon as far as Chicago and even to Scotland. James Moses of Bucksport noted salmon should be aged like beef to remove oiliness, improving flavor.

Kennebec Journal Bangor Chicago Scotland James Moses Robinson House Bucksport Kent

Ten Days in Jail for Each Fish

George E. Riley Wilkes-Barre fish and game warden was jailed for 130 trout sold under legal size. Alderman Pollock fined $1,300 total and Riley must serve 1,300 days in county jail, one day per dollar. Appeal denied by Judge Ferris, sentence affirmed.

Philadelphia Record George E. Riley Wilkes-Barre Riley Ferris

Strikes A Barbarism: Perks Criticizes U S Labor Turmoil

Robert William Perks M P returns from Canada to England and calls the frequent U S labor strikes economic barbarism. He notes his company never struck during major projects, praises President Roosevelt, and argues disputes can be settled without arbitration. The St Lawrence Canal project aims to cut costs and boost grain shipments from the West to Montreal.

England Canada United States Perks North Lincolnshire House of Commons Georgian Bay Montreal St. Lawrence Canal South America Manchester Ship Canal Severn Tunnel Buenos Ayres Harbor Barry Rio Harbor Roosevelt Great Central Railroad Methodist Church

Prison Club Officials in Court Over Prizefight Case

In the Court of Special Sessions James A. Buckley president of the Sharkey Athletic Club Frank L. Sheehan and George Anderson faced charges of aiding and abetting a prizefight on January 16 Detectives identified two men in the case while a third was said to be a ring substitute Anderson claimed another identity Edward Smith of Boston and admitted he was recruited to pose as Anderson Prosecutors moved to return the trio to the Tombs for trial June 4 after bail bonds posted by James J Hagan and later George Fern were forfeited or reopened Buckley and Sheehan remained out on bail while Smith was returned to custody with possible conspiracy charges to follow

James A. Buckley Sharkey Athletic Club Frank L. Sheehan George Anderson George Neppenau Neppenau Justice McKean Anderson Buckley James J. Hagan New Amsterdam Democratic Club Westith Street McKean Deuel Turnbull Edward Smith Terrible Smith Boston Sheehan George Fern No. 111 West Side Street Hagan

Ex Governor Critiques Legislation at Ohio Bankers Meet

The Ohio bankers convention in Cincinnati faced a setback as US Treasurer Charles H. Treat canceled his speech due to the death of the Assistant Treasurer in San Francisco. The morning program featured remarks by President Thomas H. Wilson and reports from Rankin, Winter, Rice, and Hoffman, with committee appointments and talks by Professor K. S. Meade.

Cincinnati Ohio United States Charles H. Treat San Francisco Thomas H. Wilson Cleveland S. B. Rankin W. J. Winters A. E. Rice W. F

Judge Harter, Herrick Address Opening Session

Judge Henry W. Harter of Canton Ohio completed the opening session programme. In the afternoon Myron T. Herrick former Ohio governor spoke on Legislation and Progress, calling some recent corporate laws wise some unwise and grotesque.

Henry W. Harter Canton Ohio Myron T. Herrick

Anna Held Teddy Bear Song Stirs Hackensack Church

In Hackensack New Jersey the First Reformed Church hosted grammar school commencement exercises where a girls chorus performed Anna Held’s Song and Drill featuring the Teddy bear song. The incident drew anger from church trustees who blamed Alfred N McLean and warned of no more public school events in the church. The piece was encored as the girls repeated it.

Hackensack N. J Anna Held First Reformed Church Hackensack Grammar School Board of Education Alfred N. McLean Bessie

Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac For Coastal Readers

Sunrise and sunset times, moon phase and height of tide given for Sandy Hook, Gov. Island, and Hell Gate. Wireless report notes the Pennsylvania moved from Sable Island region at 7:50 a.m. yesterday and is expected to dock late this evening or around 7:30 a.m. Saturday.

Sandy Hook Gov. Island Hell Gate Pennsylvania Sable Island

Transpacific Mails Sailings From New York to Pacific Routes

Shipping brief lists destination and steamer schedules for transpacific mail routes. The Empress of Japan serves Hawaii and Asia via San Francisco, ROTOR covers Hawaii and China via Seattle, Shinano through Crossed routes via Seattle, and Hellerophon and Alameda serve Hawaii via Tacoma and San Francisco with multiple sailing times in early July.

New York Hawaii Guam Philippine Islands San Francisco Sherman Japan Corea China Philippine Ilands Tacoma Hellerophon Alameda Sone

Shipping News Arrivals and Departures in Early Port Logs

Shipping notices list steamers Chesapeake Carpathia El Dla Hellig Olav Caronia Panama Madonna Olinda and others with origins from Baltimore Trieste Copenhagen Liverpool Marselles Gibara and more. detailing quarantine times arrivals at the Bar and passenger counts, cargoes, and voyage ports from June dates and various lines.

Chesapeake Hastings Baltimore H C Foster Carpathia Bri Bentson Trieste Fiume Palermo Naples Gibraltar Cunard Steamship Company, Limited Moise Bar el Dla Mason Galveston Southern Pacifica Company Hellig Olav Dan Holst Copenhagen Christiania Christiansand Punch, Edyve & Co Caronia Pritchard Liverpool Queenstown Tadee Panama Corning Cristobal Panama Railroad Steamship Line Malls Nurse Madonna Pavy Marseilles J W Elwell & Co

Ships and cargo movements at sea and harbor entries

Maritime log lists numerous steamers and cargo details with arrivals, departures, and quarantine statuses. Vessels include Karonga, F Rich, Gwent, Hamilton, Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, Lazio, Bremen, Teutonic, Gallia, Potsdam, Anita, and more with destinations such as Bar, Perth Amboy, Newport News, Southampton, Cherbourg, and Naples. Weather shows wind northwest and cloudy conditions at Sandy Hook.

Victoria Bahta Maceio Pernambusg Parahyba Ceara Maranham St. Para Kados Seagar Co Moise Karonga Shields Norton & Son Danny F Rich Philadelphia Ss Co Tlamma Gwent Nor Hansen Sydney Bennett, Walsh & Co Hook Perth Amboy Hamilton Dole Newport News Old Dominion Ss Co Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Ger Bremen Southampton Cherbourg Odrichs & Co Lazio Ital Ansaldo Hirzel Feltmann & Co Sandy Hook

Ships in voyage listings from Gibraltar to New York and beyond

A compiled era of ship movements and sailings dated June 22 to June 28 notes vessels such as Koenig in Luise, Regina d'Italia, Montrose, Consuelo, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Principe di Piemonte, America, Bermudian, Kong Haakon, Norman Prince, and Washington among others. The report lists routes via Cadiz, Barcelona, Suez, Port Natal, and Yokohama, with arrivals and departures to New York, Naples, Genoa, and Shanghai, reflecting a busy transatlantic and international maritime activity.

Matanzas Maracas Port Spain Trinidad Bolviana Naples Turk'’s Island Clyde Bermuda Quebec Manzanillo Tampico Ward Troquolia Jacksonville Umbria Liverpool Cunard la Touraine Havre Patras Sofa Liverpen Carmania Warr New You Queenstown Gibraltar Koenig Luise Ger Volge New_York Genoa Antonio Lopez Span Zaragoza New York Cadiz Barcelona Caprera Ital de Tanzo Regina d'Italia Tal New Uigque E. O Strick Valparaiso Taltal Hiogo Shanghai Hong Kong Hull Southampton Kaiser Wilhelm Bremen Chertone Principe di Piemonte Nework America Lucciani Mamsellies Bean Bermudian Fraser Shields

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Moyer Jack Simpkins Marion Moore Oneill O'Neill Miners Caldwell Stellenbergs W. F. Davis Davis Goldfield Nev Coeur d'Alene Idaho Miners’ Union Bunker Hill and Sullivan Alaska Bunker Hill Western Labor Union Fred Bradley Sullivan Mill The Union Hercules Arizona Cripple Creek Altman Sherman Parker Bill” Easterly Steve” Adams Burke Parker Florence & Cripple Creek Vindicator Independence Devver Cheyenne Pat Moran John Neville Jones Cour d’Alenes Easterly Gem Wardner Wallace Hercules Mine Wallace Davis Butte Federation Idan Iapaaalansavis Perine Crippie Creedmoor Rifle Range Suffern Homestead Church Brother DR. Guy Taken Supreme Court Robert William Perks M. P Herrick Ohio Bankers Anna Jersey Town Marine Intelligence Deutschland Hamburg Nassau Arapahoe Co “Hyde Comal Brunswick Mallory Saturda Lucania Liver Cunardensesee Oe St Paul Koni Albert NG_ Lieyd Kam Grat Hamb Columbia Glasgow Anenerae la Veloce Momus New Orleans Lo Pacific Clyde Oe San Jacinto City of Atlanta Savannah el Norte Shipping News Port of New York Olinda Gibara Banes Porto Padre Nuevitas Nipe W D Munson Risk Mobile Mallory Steamship Company Edith Olcott Harris George S. Baxter & Co James H. Cox & Co Oceanic White Star Line Kemble Jacksonvile Charleston Clyde Steamship Company Marietta di Giorgio Baracoa Atlantic Fruit Company Grocer’s Quickly Zuzu Gingerville National Biscuit Earl & Wilson Barney McGlynns Teutonic Plymouth Washington Magnano Carolina Au Parovich Perim Erroll Lockhart Yokohama Ang Sheepshead Bay Coney Island ATRE 25Th St Broadway Garrick Eggs Atk Collier Crome SAVOY M. Cohan NS Joureatre Jardin de Paris Dazie Three Yoscarys Karno Co W. C. Fields Daisy James Aaron's London Empire Broandwa Bryant Eves Fields LYRIG Eves &1% Mats Belasco Theatre Baris Beteece Rose Ke Rancho Madison Square Roof Garden Alhambra Elfie Fay Genero Om Dolier Claudewater & Co Zingart Roof Paradise Park Golden City Fort Pons Adm West End Peparore Bostock Y Island Indra Dreamland Free Itcholas Garden Tone Kaltenborn Hattan Bea Pain EDEN
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