Orchard Witness Testimony Key to Battle Over Steunenberg Case
In Boise Idaho June 21 the Baywood trial resumed with a defense move to recall Mary Orchard the chief state witness. Orchard denied conversations about Governor Steunenberg’s murder and rejected claims he planned to kill him. The defense introduced rogue gallery photos to contrast his appearance, while first defense witness Mrs Mary J King testified about Orchard’s visits to Cripple Creek and connections to Sterling and others.
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Dy Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Baywood
Marry Orchard
Orchard
Richardson
Max Malich
Denver
Steunenberg
Melich
John D. Elliott
Eliott
Elliott
Mine Owners’ Association
Capital
Western Federation of Miners
Anyerson
D. C
Fred Bradley
Bradley
Steanenberg
Coply
Coeur d Airne
Steumnenberg
Charles A. Sullivan
Cripple Creek
Sullivan
Fred Hough
Wallace
James Rainey
Lottie Day
Pettibone
David Costes
F. R. Bedd
W. Th. Easterly
W. Davis
Wood
Salt Lake City
Andy
Peter Christian
Vindicator
Joe Scholtz
Scholtz
Toon
Mary J. King
Hing
Clarence Darrow
Flortnce & Crippie Creek
Western Federation
Sterling
Boas
Frances T. Wirz
Beri
Cripris Creek
Trebani
Dia
Ing
D. C. Scott
Railway Company
Scott
Auer
Orchard Red
Arr
Milter
Tim
Hawley
Orchard witness testimony and San Francisco gas explosion deposition
Detailing cross examination about Orchard's activities and timing related to a Boise trial bomb claim. Depositions in San Francisco focus on gas leaks at a Leavenworth street building and corroboration by Linforth and residents about gas smells prior to the explosion.
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San Francisco
Cal
Marry Orchard
Boise
F W. Bradley
Washington Street
Leavenworth
Linforth
Aad
Richard
Cumming
Head on Collision Injures Passengers Near Lomira Wisconsin
A rear end collision at 8 45 A M near Lomira Wis injured several people when passenger train No 11 from Milwaukee to Ashland struck a freight engine on the Wisconsin Central road The crash occurred at a switch south of Lomira The injured include J M Cleveland Henry Wetzler Solomon Lurie Frank Robinson J M Gardiner of Milwaukee H B Esselman of Athens Harold Hunt of Detroit Gordon Small of Chicago A V W McGowan Hira Yantis M McCallum of Fond du Lac O Smith of Ashland Ray Hammond of Chicago and O Smith suffered a broken leg and Ray Hammond several broken ribs.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Lomla
Milwaukee
Ashland
Wisconsin Central Road
Lomira
J. M. Cleveland
Henry Wetziler
Solomon Lurie
Frank Robinson
J. M. Gardiner
Bilwaukee
H. B. Esselman
Athens
Harold Hunt
Tisiroit
Gordon Small
Chicago
A. V W. McGowan
Hira Yantis
M. McCallum
Roosevelt asked to probe Sherman act violation by telegraph firms
Oyster Bay June 25 President Roosevelt received a Washington central labor union plea for an investigation into possible Sherman anti trust law violations by telegraph companies. No action ordered yet and no other unions have joined this appeal. In San Francisco the telegraphers strike remains calm with no one returning to work after notices to resume were ignored. Company officials report recruitment of replacements but offer no exact numbers.
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Associated Ress
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Central Labor Union of Washington
Washington
United States
San Francisco
Cal
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Slay
Lost diamond ring in car on Northwestern Milwaukee line
Edith Lorrison of La Forte, a guest of G W McCick in Menominee, reported a lost diamond ring valued at $5 from the toilet parlor car on the Northwestern train between Milwaukee and Menominee. She offered full value for its return and railway officials are checking all passengers who were in the car.
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Precioul
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Marinette Seys
Edith Lorrison
la Forte
G. W. McCick
Sugar Compan
Menominee
Northwestern
Foster Succeeds Earling in River Valley Rail Jobs
The article notes Foster succeeding Earling and lists multiple officials including Teron Mivanker, Wie Shige, and R. L. Banen in supervisory roles. It mentions Marion, Saint Paul, Minneapolis, and White River Valleys with references to river works and postings in GA and MN.
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Teron Mivanker
Beadeuncier
Marion
Ohora
Mivanke
St Paul Ravivray Crentpoor
Minneiomis
A. Pointer
FL van Vreet
Hellion
Fuster
van Dike
White River Valles
Mir van Viet
PL Banen
Vas Dike
No Mutiny Report On Averrated Fray Pao Tee
Fragmentary OCR text notes confusion over events aboard a vessel. Key names and exact actions are unclear, but phrases suggest a claim that no mutiny occurred and reference to Madera and a figure named Vitor with disjointed descriptors.
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Madera Jone
Wisconsin Assembly Debates Municipal Debt and License Reform
Madison Wisconsin June 25 The assembly postponed a constitutional amendment to raise municipal indebtedness for public utilities amid friction over bonds and certificates of indebtedness The day also saw Connor championing a measure to bar chairmen of political committees from seeking office while leading those committees A $15 60 legislative reference room appropriation passed The high license bill faced bitter fight with minimum fees rising to 200 in towns and cities Senate action included eight hour telegraphers measure and a reshaped electricity or steam railroad ban awaiting governor’s decision
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Madison, Wis
Senate
Miller
Illinois
Connor
W. D. Connor
Assembly
Ingram
Toom
Barney Potter
Airos
Carros throne in danger amid Portugal political shift
Lisbon government clamps republican clubs amid agitation. A London Tribune correspondent notes King Carlos faced a rising democratic wave after May 1 autocracy. Public sentiment favors liberalism and potential deposition of the king for a republican future.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Hag
London
the Tribune
Carlos
Ribeiros
Cortes
Franco
Portugal
Santiago wreck claims crew of ninety in Pacific squall
Pacific Steam Navigation reports the Santiago wrecked fifty miles north of Corral after a heavy squall. Only one passenger survived, the fourth officer, while the rest of the crew of about ninety perished. The coasting steamer carried South American traders and twelve English officers among the dead.
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Hy Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Corral
SOL
Panama
South Ameria
Ths
Wiperly
Taft Visits Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill
Secretary of War Taft made a June visit to President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill to discuss Cuban, Philippine and other war department matters. He joked about Yale beating Harvard and planned further talks with the president on unsettled issues. Taft later joined Roosevelt for lunch and attended Yale commencement in New Haven.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
Taft
Roosevelt
Sagiimore Hill
War Department
Yale
Harvard
Cubar
Philippine
Sagamore
New Slaven
Yale University
Seaman Plumiee Body Recovered After Hampton Roads Disaster
A telegram from Rear Admiral Berry reports the body of Seaman Frank B. Plumiee, the last of eleven sailors who perished during the Hampton Roads disaster, has been found. The recovery ends the long ordeal from the alight of the Jane id.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Berry
Norfolk Navy Garde
Frank B. Plumiee
Hampton
Meat Dealers Boycotted in Milwaukee Ghetto
In Milwaukee's Jewlen ghetto near Seventh and Milwaukee streets an effort by a dozen kosher butchers to raise meat prices sparked a boycott. Two large meetings mobilized residents against higher prices and intimidation, with picketing and arrests reported as kosher beef retail costs rose from 7 to 10 cents to 9 to 17 cents per pound. A alleged organized price-keeping cartel and rabbis overseeing slaughter were cited by residents.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jewlen
Seventh
Wilet
Tragic Death From Pile Driver Incident
Ernest Blox of Quinct Indiana died when a pile driving machine relay malfunctioned. He was struck by a pile, his head torn from his body as the accident occurred during work.
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Preece
K Hy
Ind
Fortant
Demand for Refund of Payment in Hamburz Cial Strip Case
The Wate Talway seeks return of funds paid months ago for land connected to the Hamburz cial strip. The plaintiff alleges delivery of a partial property and demands repayment or loss of the property rights secured by the loan.
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WN. C
Larne
Hamburz
New York
One Million in Gold Shipment Reported to Leave
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a shipment of gold valued at one million is tied to a New York transaction. The text mentions a June-related date and a steamer departure, but details are garbled and authorities or firms are not clearly named.
Thirteen-Year-Old Sentenced In Juvenile Court
A report from Marinette Wisconsin notes that a thirteen year old girl was sentenced to the industrial school at Waukesha after assaulting an eight year old. The article records details of the juvenile court proceeding and the sentencing outcome.
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Miwaoken
Wisdane
Marinette
Dickin
Waukesha
Fragmentary Agenda Clashes and Racial Tensions Reported
The readable text hints at a June gathering marked by race related tensions in a southern black community. References to dates, locations, and groups suggest a meeting or event with potential civil or social significance amid unrest.
Unclear historic claim tied to a 47th amendment note
Fragmentary OCR text references a claim to distinction, a name and vague political context. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge beyond a possible constitutional mention and scattered names.
Prominent Arkansan Dies at Fort Smith Bank Leader
W R Abbott president of the American National Bank of Fort Smith and a major timber land owner in Arkansas died today from heart failure at age seventy. The obituary notes his prominence in banking and land holdings within the state.
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Associated Press
Fort Smith
Ark
W. R. Abbott
American National Bank of
Lexington
Annie McLaughlin
Managir
Les Cheneaux
Mich
Disquiet on Salvador frontier prompts troop movements
The State Department reports a cable from Guatemala City warning of a troubling situation in Salvador with forces from Guatemala and Salvador moving toward the frontier. Port Barrios dispatches note 600 men per port area ready to repel incursions with rapid-fire weapons and siege guns.
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Associated Froga
Washington
D. C
Atiie
Guateman
Salvador
Chatemala
New Qrleang
Picayune
Port Barrios
Guatemala
Be it Resisting Officer Charged in Lake Winnebago Nets Case
Chris Bettenhaus and Peter Bettenhaus of 14 Litke Street were arraigned in municipal court on resisting an officer while deputies confiscated illegal gill nets off Lake Winnebago. Bond set at 200 each. preliminary exam scheduled for July 10. Attorneys N P Christensen and District Attorney W J Foulkes appeared.
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Christian Bettenhaus
Peter Bettenhaus
Litke Street
Munipal Court
Dowling
C. W. Johnston
C. E. Follett
Lake
Winnebago
N. P. Christensen
W. J. Foulkes
Loving Tells Story The Killing Of Estes
The Associated Press reports the trial of former Judge Loving for Theodore Estes’s murder resumed in May. Loving described his daughter Elizabeth’s alleged assault by Estes after a buggy ride, provoking a deadly pursuit and confession. He sobbed while recounting his love for his daughter and his intent to avenge her.
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Associated Press
Houston
Loving
Theodore Estis
Harry Sneed
Elizabeth Loving
Theodore Estes
E. L
Kidd
Stevens
Sneed
Miss Loving
Snead
Dr. Strother
W. J. Lee
Lovingston
Theodore Betes
Strother
Elizabeth
Harry
Annie Kidd
Surrey
Harry Sneet
Bucky
Drane
Estes
Tne
Ming
Leytinceton
Eetee
Oak Ridge
Jutee Taving
Torfan
Sitorn
Harry Sreid
Jaze
Levine
Fou
Apstad
Sadee
Mrz
Uhia Queelion
Boys Brigade Camps On First Annual Trip
The Boys' Brigade of First Presbyterian Church leaves Oshkosh for a Lake Winnebago camping journey led by Capt A G Carr and Rev Augustus Marshall Ayers. They travel to Neenah then Clifton, Mud Creek near Stueckbridge, camping for nearly a week with tents rifles and khaki march wear. Age range fourteen to twenty. many Oshkosh visitors expected.
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First Presbyterian Church
A. G. Carr
Augustus Marshall Ayers
Lake Winnebago
Neenth
Funeral of Junius Wires
The funeral of Junius Wires was held at the Tremphe church with many attendees. The procession proceeded to the cemetery at Trodke for interment as mourners followed.
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Junius
Jungs
Urs
Hobart
Rey
Teor U
Tarver
Petter
Chuck
Erines
Reeder
Tonite
Te Cemplery
Trodke Corpers
Neivener Tre
Resignations Accepted at Morcette Meeting
At a local party meeting in Morcette county leaders announce resignations accepted. The session also notes leadership changes with Mr. Bown-F Goodman elected to a key post.
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Spee
Morcette
Bone
Mr . Bown
F. Goodman
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