Orchard's Recital of a Gruesome Steunenberg Plot
Boise Idaho June 6. Harry Orchard testifies in the district court detailing a long arc of planned political violence linked to the Western Federation of Miners. He describes plots to kill Governor Peabody and others, a bomb under Judge Gabbert, and the Steunenberg assassination scheme with Haywood directing operations in Idaho and Colorado.
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Boise
Idaho
Une
Orchard
Wyoming
Independence
Moréi
Steunenberg
Haywood
Peabody
Sherman Bell
Goddard
Gab- Lert
Dave Moffatt
Frank Hearie
Canon City
Gary Story
Harry Orchard
Albert Horsley
Frank Steunenberg
Caldwell
William JD. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
District’ Court
Gimax
California
Fred
Bradley
Caide -Bommb
San Fransico Gas Company
Qrebara
Gove Peabody
Frank Hearne
Colorado
Hearne
Dave _Moffatt
Gon Moffatt
Atiers
Adame
Moffatt
Mez
Tudgeddard
Wigaranclea
Denver
Hawkins
B. R. Rishardson
Haywool
J. Sullivan
State Federal Toh
Jekor
Richardow
Hasawood
Col
Igad
Pettibone
Latter-Place & Companion
Peltibone
Gabbert
Dudee Gabbert
Paterson
N. J
Gadtheldee Goddard
Bethind
Steunenburg
Art ‘Bascom
McCarthy
Steve Adama
Wad
Steinen
Rene
Adams
Abruzzi Duke of Savoy Quilted as Nature Conqueror
The Duke of Abruzzi arrives in New York amid broad attention from army officers and society. Described as a remarkable young nobleman of Savoy, he is portrayed as a fearless explorer who has scaled the Alps and Mount St Elias and is celebrated for his courage and social standing.
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New York
Lis
Trish
North Pole
Yeadtun
Mount St. Elias
Mary
Jamestown
Varese
Tudison
Laria
Savoy
Abrirsel
Victor Emmanuel II
Kine
Tloly
Aguut
Uniform Divorce Law Movement Moves in Senate
In Madison Wisconsin on June 6 Lieutenant Governor Connor helped push a uniform divorces bill to a third reading in the senate. The measure, milder in substitute form, faces final passage later. A constitutional resolution to move Oshkosh as state capital was indefinitely postponed. The assembly approved a bill banning alcohol near the university, affecting about twenty saloons statewide.
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Oshkand
State Assembly
Subjeet
Hotel Guests Alarmed As Fire Rolls Through Motels
Associated Press report from New York June 6 describes a noon fire at Motel Satanae near Forty-second Street. Guests, mostly theater patrons, fled as smoke poured from a storeroom serving the servants quarters. Firemen confined the blaze to the upper story and roof, marking the third blaze at the Saranac in two months. Memphis Fiber and Plaster plant also destroyed by fire early today with no confirmed loss estimate.
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Associated Press
New York
Saranac
Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Fiber and Plaster Company
Strikers Use Dynamite at Japanese Copper Mine
Reports from Matsuyama say a grave situation at the Besshi copper mine. About 1,000 striking workers are using dynamite and gunpowder as telegraph and telephone stations are destroyed. A clerk is burned to death. Troops dispatched to the disturbance near Shio.
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Tokto
Matsuyama
Besshi
Ming
Rua
Shio
Diaturbance
Fire destroys Susquehanna bridge near Port Deposit
A wooden covered bridge spanning the Susquehanna about ten miles north of Port Deposit, Maryland, was burned likely by arsonists. Investigators estimate the loss between 140000 and 150000 dollars. A kerosene source is suspected. authorities report damage to Marmon and Stave sections and note two photographs taken during the incident.
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Baltimore
oMd
Susquehanna
Alors
Body Bound with Wire Found in Ohio Canal
Police report a 35 year old Marion resident Marion Majalaky found dead in the Ohio canal today. The body was bound with wire from head to toe, prompting an investigation into foul play. Specifics on location and suspect details were not disclosed.
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Angdclited
Preeey
Mevoland
Mrs Howard Gould's Suit Moves to Testimony Phase
New York June 6 The separation suit of Mrs Howard Gould from her husband advances today as counsel for Howard Gould Delaney Nicoll argues that several allegations in Mrs Gould's complaint be struck as irrelevant The judge McCally reserved his decision delaying ruling on whether to strike key claims about surveillance tampering alleged improper conduct and other scandalous charges The motion, if granted, will push the case toward appeal and delay for weeks while the document becomes public for the first time and further complaints are filed
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Orchard
Defensa
San Francisco
Fred ‘Bradley
Bimber Hill
Sullivan
Coeur d’ Alene
Daha
Nolrit
Barry
California
Denver
Pettihore
Pettibous
Bradley
Bat
Pettibone
Fahim
Bert
Supreme Court
Gabbert
Moyers
Telluride
Haberscorpy
Stevecad
Toe
Grant
Sherman Hef
Colorado
Moyer
Avis
Svitness
Goddard
Mayer Lula
Tonnny Neville
Independence Depot
Orichard
Steunenberg
Gould
We Wife
Mra
Cilia Multi
Siperma Court
Te.co McCall
MIVA
Ew Ness Land
Nicolle Taahon
Bitch of Remnate
Lesertinn
Iould
Tanystin
Weamen
Patme
Humefelton
Quaker Republicans Name Roosevelt Backers at State Convention
The Harmonists state convention endorsed President Roosevelt and a Republican platform. John Q. Sheatz of Philadelphia was named treasurer, Knox for president was urged though Knox stayed away, Penrose led the congressional delegation and Governor Stuart was named to the Pennsylvania delegation for the next convention.
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Penroge
Knox
Pennsylvania
Benvevelt
Teréats
Penrosa
Panrose
Pennnsylvania
Stuart
Delegas
Dan Coughlin Caught in Mobile Under Alias David
Ex-detective and fugitive Dan Coughlin, known also as David, arrived from Honduras and was recognized by a former Chicago citizen. Authorities, led by Chicago Chief of Detectives O Grien, pursued alleged jury bribery ties and fugitive status linked to Central America.
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Associated, Peest
Mobile
Ala
Dan Coughlin
Onicagoland
America
O'Grien
Chicago
Coughish
David
Honduras
Giiizen
Chiy
Ewan
Cotta Witherman
Odd Fellows Adjourn After Wisconsin Lodge Session
The first session of the Jefferson Wisconsin lodge of Odd Fellows adjourned after officers were installed and business concluded. An oration on chivalry was given to the Jhekanhs, visitors departed by afternoon, and new grand officers from Madison Milwaukee and Antigo were announced.
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Hh Welaws
Whiconsin
J. 1
Back of
Mallsan
Independent Order of Cad
Weliows
Badour
Oconto
Auttie North
Fox
Mary Qalkey
Jennie Wows
Black River Falls
New
Geel
Wisconsin
Hipomtagnale
Vernon
Monroe
Steveng Polot Normal Achenet
Tn Iz Ha
State University
Bureau of Labor
tmn@ustural Fintlatins
Trio Ha
Govermar la Frillette
Beek
Otter Impure Jane
Mistoy Davids Ho Wriehh
Ode Pelinwa
Attempted to Kill Child In Milwaukee Unfolds
A Milwaukee woman was adjudged insane today at Oshkosh Insane asylum after attempting to cut the throat of her two year old child yesterday. The knife was taken from her before serious harm occurred as she fled to her clothing in a struggle with bystanders.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Oshkoxh
Blaze wipes out town business district in North Dakota
Associated Press dispatch from Williston North Dakota reports a fast spreading blaze that began in a ballast area near three a.m. destroying several business buildings and nearly erasing the commercial section of the town. Fire crews fought the flames but the blaze left extensive damage and displaced business owners.
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Associated .Presa
Paul
Minn
Glrprich
Wilsow City
N. D
Faye
G A R Smoker at City Mall Gathered Large Crowd
A Grand Army of the Republic smoker held Wednesday at 3:30 PM in City Hall attracted many comrades. Judge George W. Burnell served as master of ceremonies. Bishop Samuel Ballows of Chicago and Commander-in-Chief Crown of Zanesville spoke briefly. Judge Cleveland delivered introductory remarks. The event featured music from The Theatre and vocal selections by Grand Army members.
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City Hall
GA. R
George W. Burnell
Samuel Ballows
Chicago
Zanesville
Cleveland
Grand Army
Cornerstone Laid Ceremony At Oshkosh Monument
A grand corner stone laying for a new monument took place in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, with Mayor John Bunderod and Gen. Benjamin FP Bryant among attendees. The program featured the Arion Band, an invocation by Samuel Fallows, and remarks honoring Col. Hicks and fallen soldiers. A time capsule was sealed beneath the cornerstone in Opera House Square with items from civic groups, the Grand Army of the Republic, and city officials.
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John Bunderod
Samuel Faltons
Chicago
Benjamin Fy. Bryant
la Crosse
Signor G. Tremansye
Mra. Treocamnove
John Micky, Jr
A. G. Tucker
Berlin
G. A. Tt
Manjoy Moody
Omra GA
America
Arion Band
Opera Rouse Square
Col. John, Hicks
Arion
Rishon Samuel Fallows
George W. Burnell
Erremuntes
Benjamin FP. Tiryunt
Oxhkash
Oshisora
Bryant
Hicks
Wuttte
Oshiaah
Ganiat Weyant
Flere
Filan
Namber
Atta
Wirsinsin
Onin
Tron Brigade
Iia
Arion Dicnil
Dutur
Ceemachites
Judeo Cenrga
W. Hurnedl
Charles 3
Boarihnan
Tenkins
Pineak
John Hickd
Gon
Minster Hess
United States
Chet Fartyethrat
Wisconsin Department
Grand Army
Onhkoan
Oshkorh
John Ranndgrol
Fintare
Nurmat Sohkanl
Jung 4
Labor appeals for state aid and labor board actions
Report from Madison June 6 notes organized labor asking Wisconsin lawmakers for a state appropriation to improve job conditions. Private associations request funding ranging from 1,600 to 80,000 dollars. Dr. David Roberts unit confirmation as state veterinarian faces opposition from the state veterinary society. The Assembly Judiciary Committee proposes a substitute for the Hudnall bill on board terms, keeping current members with staggered expirations. The Claims Committee recommends boosting state aid to 120,000 dollars yearly and adjusting poultry association appropriations. Milwaukee aldermanic salaries and district attorney pay plans move forward.
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Madison
Wis
Las Bor
Social Democrats
Imanetac
Wisconsin Buttermake
Wisconsin
Chees Makers’ Association
Wisconsin - Cranberry
Catrynman's Association
Wisconsin Poultry, Association
Betterlne of Labor
Condit Lohs
Roberts
David Roberts
Watkeshaway
Todas
James C. Davleyon
Agriculture
Wolfe
Robserts
Plermpan Cralonhorst
Barnshoe
Afl
Abba
Assembly Judiediary Committee
Alsa
Senate i
Pilversaly
Hn Committee On
Ciy
Milewaukee
Senate
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee
Thease
Paasel
Est
Millwaukee
Firebugs Captured After Arson Suspects Apprehended
In Allentown a pursuit led to the capture of three arson suspects Oliver Leibenguth Willius Teibenguth and Charles Fox worth. Police report a past Bethlehem connection and a welter of false crime reports. Fires damaged hydrants as water mains were emptied during incidents across the city.
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Presa
Mientown
Po- Neowin
Barney McNgity
Weer Quilix
Ursvan
Allentown
Bethlehem
Constanle
Wimultan County
Issues of next campaign in New York noted by Brynns
William J. Brynn, former Presse editor, says railways and tach issues will shape the next presidential campaign. He views the Democratic outlook for next year as very good. Mr. Froyan visits New York as a guest of the recently organized Democratic Progressive forge.
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Associated Press
New York
William J. Brynn
Froyan
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