Revenge the Motive. Testimony at Boise in Haywood trial
Witnesses in Boise recount Orchard’s threats and schemes tied to the Western Federation of Miners. New attorney McCornack joins defense as Mrs Day and John Elliott testifying reveal Orchard spoke of harming Steunenberg and of gambling profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Haywood
Walter E. McCornack
Chicago
McCornack
Colorado
Lottie Day
Henry Orchard
Belmont
Denver
J. Dempsey
Orchard
Steunenberg
D—Ed Steunenberg
Mr. Darrow
Pettibone
Mr. Hawley
Richardson
Hawley
Wood
Senator Borah
Darrow
Nampa
Stone
John D. Elliott
Soldiers’ Home
Elliott
Western Federation of Miners
Eliott
Neill
Moyer
Ciilcts
Ivy
Borah
Bunker Hill
Sullivan Mill
Harry Orchard
Union
Davis
Hercules
Ed” Boyce
August Paulson
Coeur d'Alenes
California
W. F. Jones
Bisbee
Ariz
Arizona
Cripple Creek
Altman
Iker
Lill Easterly
Steve Adams
Miners’ Union
Burke
Idaho
Parker
Easterly
Florence & Cripple Creek
Vindicator
Altman Union
Independence
Cheyenne
Pat” Moran
John Neville
Jones
Goldfield
Cur d'Alenes
Gem
Wardner
Wallace
Hercules Mine
Wallace Davis
Butte
Federation
Orchard and Peabody referenced in Steunenberg dispute
Cur d Alene remarks describe Governor Peabody as promising to be a second Steunenberg. Orchard shows resentment toward Steunenberg. Davis cannot recall exact language from conversations. Orchard vows to get Steunenberg. no comments from Park or Easterly. Proceedings adjourned until tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Steunenberg
Orchard
Davis
Park
Pelham Murder Arrest Ties Contractor to Village Killing
Captain Samuel Price of the Bronx detective bureau arrested Joseph Murray a contractor living at 233d Street and Kingsbridge Road in the Pelham murder of Julius T. Rosenheimer. Murray admitted past gambling arrests and was remanded after examination. Judge Ward’s letter assails him as thief and burglar tied to a gang. Kid Everett detained for questioning as widow Mrs. Louisa Rosenheimer withdraws all rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Wable
Morrisania
Polce Marks
Ward
Rosenheimer
Westchester County
Edward Everett
Kid Everett
Edward
North Pelham
Marks Henry G. Heath
Louisa Rosenheimer
War on Creedmoor Rifle Range
District Attorney Ira G. Darrin of Queens seeks to close the Creedmoor rifle range, owned by New York State, after multiple accidents including stray bullets near a Topographical Department carriage. A Polish worker was killed by a bullet at Deendale, Vanderbilt's summer home, on May 17. Adjutant General Henry will meet Darrin to discuss closing options for the 200 acre, $2,000 an acre property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira G. Darrin
Queens County
Creedmoor
State of New York
Topographical Department
Deendale
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
Henry
Darrin
Sister Accepts Life Interest in Suffern Homestead
Miss Janette Suffern, sister of the late Edward E. Suffern, has accepted a life interest in the Suffern homestead at West lith Street. The Episcopal Church agreed to the arrangement to avoid contesting the will. Edward E. Suffern left the house and $10,000 to Mrs. Marion Thompson. the sister received nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janette Suffern
Edward KE. Suffern
West Ltn Street
George W. Suffern
Suffern
N. Y
Episcopal Church
Miss Suffern
Edward E. Suffern
Westlith Street
Marion Thompson
Dr Guy Taken To Sing Sing From Queens Jail
Dr Samuel S Guy convicted Saturday of murdering his wife begins a fifteen year term at Sing Sing. He left Queens County jail with Keeper James O'Brien, walked to Ossining station, arrived at 12:20, and was processed by the wardens. He greeted staff and expressed thanks for kindness. He is to be assigned work after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Guy
Sing Sing
Queens County
Long Island City
James O'Brien
Vondby
Ossining
Johson
Connaughton
Johnson
Western railroads to enforce two-cent fare laws
Chicago June 26 executives of Western railroads decide to comply with state laws providing two cents a mile passenger rate. Passenger departments instructed to implement rates as laws become effective. Interstate rates to follow after July 1 based on Western state laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Two-Cent Law To Supreme Court Heads for High Court
Kansas City Missouri June 26 The attorneys for eighteen principal Missouri railways and Attorney General Hadley for the state have practically agreed to take the Missouri two cent rate law case to the United States Supreme Court. Likely action expected within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri Railways
Hadley
United States Supreme Court
Penobscot Salmon At Bargain Prices In Bangor Market
Kennebec Journal notes Penobscot salmon now sells at 25 cents a pound for the best cuts and 15 cents for tail and head slices. A neatly iced whole salmon costs about $3 in Bangor and can look like a $25 gift when shipped to distant friends. Bangor packers claim expert handling and shipments reach Chicago and even Scotland. The late James J. Moses of the Robinson House Bucksport favored aging salmon on ice to mellow its oily taste, as with beef, before serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Journal
Bangor
Chicago
Scotland
James J. Moses
Robinson House
Bucksport
Ten Days in Jail for Each Fish in Trout Case
Wilkes-Barre fish and game warden George E. Riley was jailed for 1,300 days after being fined $1,300 by Alderman Pollock for selling 130 trout under legal size to the Merchants' Club. An appeal failed when Judge Ferris affirmed the alderman’s sentence and Riley was taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
George E. Riley
Wilkes-Barre
Riley
Ferris
Strikes A Barbarism Says British MP Perks On Trip
Robert William Perks MP returns to England aboard the Celtic after a month in Canada. He labels U S labor strikes economic barbarism, cites his firms never striking, and notes the St Lawrence Canal project could cost 100.6 million dollars and finish in four years with Dominion government adoption. Perks discusses plans with Premier Laurier in London and aims grain shipments from the West via lakes to Montreal. He is a North Lincolnshire MP and engineer with major projects in the UK and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert William Perks
England
Celtic
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
Rita
Roosevelt
St. Lawrence
Dominion
Premiser Laurier
London
Great Central Railroad
Methodist Church
Prisoner mixup halts prizefight case at Tombs
In a Special Sessions hearing, Buckley Sharkey Athletic Club president Sheehan and Anderson were charged in a January 10 prizefight. A detective revealed a substitution, naming Edward Smith as the true Anderson. All three were sent back to the Tombs after bail issues and new confessions surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
West 4Th Street
McKean
Deuel
Turnbull
Edward Smith
Terrible Smith
Boston
Sheehan
George Fern
No. 111 West S2d Street
Hagan
Hagan’s Political Leutenants. Mr. Fern
Smith
Smiffs
Death Interferes With Ohio Bankers Convention
United States Treasurer Charles H. Treat cancels address due to the death of the San Francisco Assistant Treasurer. Thomas H. Wilson of Cleveland delivers the morning address as reports from Rankin Winters Rice and Hoffman are heard. Professor E S Meade of the University of Pennsylvania also speaks as committees are formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Charles H. Treat
San Francisco
Thomas H. Wilson
Cleveland
S. B. Rankin
W. J. Winters
A. E. Rice
W. F
Ohio judge completes opening session programme
Judge Henry W. Harter of Canton Ohio completed the programme of the opening session. In the afternoon the first address was on Legislation and Progress by Myron T Herrick ex Governor of Ohio. He termed some recent laws affecting corporations wise some unwise and many even grotesque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Harter
Canton
Ohio
Myron T. Herrick
Anna Held Teddy Bear Song Shocks Hackensack Church
At the First Reformed Church during Hackensack Grammar School graduation exercises a girls chorus performed Anna Held’s Teddy bear song with a dance titled Song and Drill. School officials claim ignorance of the selection. trustees condemn the act and threaten to move public exercises next year. Alfred N. McLean trained the graduates and is blamed for the fuss. The song was encored and repeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
N. J
Anna Held
First Reformed Church
Hackensack Grammar School
Board of Education
Alfred N. McLean
Bessie
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac
Weather and nautical data list sunrise and sunset times, moon phase, high water marks, and wireless report notes. The Pennsylvania reported to Sable Island at 7:30 a m yesterday, 200 miles southeast, and is expected to dock late tonight or 7:30 m Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Pennsylvania
Sable Island
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures Detail
A long list of ships and routes is recorded with origins such as Baltimore, Trieste, Copenhagen, Liverpool, Marseilles, and Rio de Janeiro. Vessels include Chesapeake, Carpathia, Madonna, Olinda, Comal, Oceanic, Arapahoe, and Goyaz. Entries note quarantine times, ports visited, passenger counts, cargo, and arrival times at the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake
Hastings
Baltimore
H C Foster
Carpathia
Bentson
Trieste
Fiume
Palermo
Naples
Gibraltar
Cunard Steamship Company, Limited
Moise
The
Bar
el Dla
Mason
Galveston
Southern Pacific Company
Hellig Olav
Dan
Holst
Copenhagen
Christiania
Christiansand
Finch, Edge & Co
Caronia
Pritchard
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cunard Steamship Company
Panama
Corning
Cristobal
Panama Railroad Steamship Line
Madonna
Pavy
Marseilles
J W Elwell & (Py
Olinda
Hansen
Gibara
Banes
Porto Padre
Nuevitas
Nipe
WD Muna
Mdse
Comal
Risk
Mobile
Brunswick
Be Mallory Steamship Company
Edith Olcott
Harris
George S. Baxter & Co
James H. Cox & Co
Georgie
Roberts
White Star Line
Har
Oceanic
Southampton
Cherbourg
Malls
Steamship movements and arrivals list from June port log
Ships including Karonga, Pawnee, Gwent, Hamilton, Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, Lazio, Teutonic, Gallia, Potsdam and others sail or dock with passengers, cargo, and moise. quarantine passes, bar arrivals, and sailings noted at Sandy Hook and East of Fife with multiple destinations and crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Bahia
Maceio
Pernambugg Parahyba
Ceara
Maranhambi
Para
Kados
Seagar Co
Moise
Karonga
Shields
Norton & Son
Danny
Pawnee
Rich
Philadelphia
Ss Co
Gwent
Nor
Hansen
Sydney
C B
Bennett, Walsh & Co
Seal Hook
Perth
Hamilton
Dole
Newport News
Nortong
Old Dominion Ss Co
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Ger
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Oelrichs & Co
Lazio
Italy
Ansaldo
Hirzel
Feltmann & Co
Fife
Ao P
Sandy Hook
Ships in port and sailings listed in world voyage notes
A June roundup of ship movements with arrivals and departures. Vessels including Kenigin Luise, Regina d Italia, Rapidan, Vienna, Consuelo, Kaiser Wilhelm I, Principe di Piemonte, America, Bermudian, Haakon, Trent, Norman Prince, Washington and others are noted with routes such as New York to Naples Genoa Yokohama and Valparaiso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matanzas
Hamb-Am
Bremen
Lloyd
Bulgaria
Naples
Hamb-Am Pisaweeee
Hamburg
Antilles
New Orleans
Atlanta
Savannah
Mexico
Vera Crus
Valdivia
Gonalves
Europa Eee
Turk’s Island
Clyde
Bermudian
Bermuda
Quebec
Manzanillo
Tampico
Ward Troquoia
Jacksonville
Clyde Italia
London
Middlesbrough
Cent
Brooklyn
Bwansea
Bristol
Colorado
Galveston
Ecid
Pacific
New York
Southampton
Umbriaverpool
Cunard
la Touraine
Havre
Liverpool
White Star
Sofia Hohenburg -Patras
Memphis
Altal
Ccscee
Carmania
Warr
New You
Queenstown
Gibraltar
Kenigin Luise
Ger
Volga
Genoa
Antonio Lopes
Span
Zaragoza
York
Cadiz
Barcelona
Caprera
Ital
Detanzo
Regina d'Italia
de New York
Virginia
Bassani
New Iquique
Earl of Carrick
Steven
Valparaiso
Taltal
Rotterdam
Rapidan
Anderson
Badman
Dutch Tank
Juifs
Whampoa
Vienna
Jones
Gt Yokohama
Montrose
Eck
Hiagg
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Hull
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Cuppers
Cherbourg
Manes
Principe di Piemonte
Ms Nee Ork
Barebeek
America
Lucciani
Mamseilies
Berean
Fraser
Shields
Burgermeister Petersen
Washington
Magnano
Carolina Austh
Parorth
Trieste
Perim
Erroll
Lockhart
Yokohama
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Simpkins
Marion Moore
O'Neill
Miners
Caldwell
Steuenbergs
Nev
Coeur d'Alene
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Alaska
Western Labor Union
Fred Bradley
Creedmoor Rifle Range
Suffern Homestead
Church
Brother
DR. Guy Taken
Supreme Court
Herrick
Ohio Bankers
Anna
Jersey Town
Marine Intelligence
Transpacific
Hawaii
Guam
Philippine Islands
Aees
Sherman
Japan
Corea
China
Neneer
China and
US Aysom Nates
Seattle
Shinano
Ha Bacesdonn Ask -Thacetons Cdesaes
Philippine
Tacoma
Hellerophon
Alameda
Fessel Wessel
Matcsea
Sails
Deutschland
HambeAm
la Savote
French
Colon
Ranza
Havana
Indigna
City of Macon
Vigilancia
Nassau
Arapahoe
Eel
JUE Lucania
Liver i
St Paul
Sout Rammiot Rit
American
Samland
Antwerp
Red Star
Sam
San Jacinto
Mallory
City of Atlanta
el Norte
Bo Pacific
Shipping News
Port of New York
Grocer’s Quickly
Zuzu
Ginger
Gingerville
National Biscuit
Earl & Wilson
Barney McGlynns
Teutonic
Plymouth
Chembourg
Gallia
Potsdam
Boulogne
Anita
Brewster
Port Antonio
Cerea
Orleans
Tampa
Montevideo
Norfolk
Vera
Dunkirk
Re d'Italia
Garric
Mats
Hudson
LION
Lyceum
Wee the Boys of Co
Space Ts
Knickerbocker
Montgomery & Stone
M. Cohan Mooners
Jardin de Paris
O Foreign
Theat Dazie
Three Voscarys
Karno Co
W. C. Fields
Daisy James
Aaron's
Dancing Dolls
London Empire
Fields’ Herald SQ
Bway & 35Th
FOY
Onchid
Belasco
Rose Ste Ancho
Madison Square Roof
Garden
Ammerstein’s
Root Bierno
Elf Fay
Tally
Doltier
Ticwater & Co
Mon
Paradise Park
Golden City
West E van den Berg Opera Co
Nien
Bostock Arena
Indra
Dreamland Free
Bostoc
Dreamland
LUNA
Kaltenborn
Attan Pain
Hreworks
Eden
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