Resentment Manifests During Haywood Defense Hearing
Boise June 10 A series of telegrams arrive for Orchard’s defense from alleged witnesses willing to deny the charges. James P Murphy, once of Butte, backs the killing of Lyte Gregory, a foe of Haywood, raising questions about motive. Orchard’s memory falters on meeting Adams and the timing of the depot explosion, claiming he did not intend harm and only exploded after seeing the engine headlight. He recalls receiving 7455 from Moyer and Haywood but cannot prove dates.
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Boise
Orchard
James P. Murphy
Butte
Lyte Gregory
Murphy
Haywood
Adams
Hawley
McParland
Moyer
Berangs
Pinkerton Agency
Wm. Pinkerton
Chicago
Richardson
Denver
Simpkins
Petticbone
James Kirwan
Heaviest recorded birth 18-pound baby in Chicago
Gadatyaba ay reported the birth of an 18-pound baby named Toby at Chicago on June 1. Local observers call it the heaviest birth on record. The extraordinary birth drew attention from nearby residents and medical staff.
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Toby
Chicago
Gadatyabaay
Spring Wheat Condition Update From Wrasahlerton
Wrasahlerton reports spring wheat acreage at 16,484,000 acres, up from prior. The condition rating stands at 88.7 percent, with winter wheat condition listed at 77.4 percent.
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Wrasahlerton
Fire destroys Stude Baker Wagon company mill
Fire in San Francisco destroys the stock and building of the Stude baker Wagon company and two minor establishments. Loss about 200000 dollars. Guests at the Grand Central hotel were frightened but a stampede was avoided. Two thirds of the loss covered by insurance. The quake earlier that week damaged electric and water service, increasing fires and hindering firefighting efforts.
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San Francisco
Studebaker Wagon Company
Lona
Grand Central Hotel
Wwoor Shipping Begins Near Lewiston With Wool Cargo
The steamer Spokane sailed at 7 36 am from Lewiston toward the Grand Ronde mouth to take a cargo of 10000 pounds of wool. Expected upper Snake river reach to about 400000 pounds for the year with several miles negotiated. prices not yet public.
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Lewiston
Spokane
Grand Ronde River
Snake River
Argument over testimony in Schmitte trial at San Francisco
The Schmitte trial resumed with a debate on admitting Camille Mullenaun's testimony about a similar offense linked to a claimed holdup at French restaurants. The prosecution argues the testimony shows intent and should be admitted.
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San Francisco
Schmlte
Camille Mullebuan
British Ambassador Bryce Delivers Chicago Convocation Address
Chicago June 10 Ambassador Bryce of Great Britain arrived this morning and will speak at the University of Chicago's sixty third convocation tomorrow. He is today the guest of United States Senators Hopkins and Cullom and other prominent men at Hopkins home in Aurora.
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Chicago
Bryce
Great Britain
University of Chicago
United States
Hopkins and
Cullom
Hopkins
Aurora
Inaugurating Construction Remarks on Supreme Court Decision
Hermiston June 10 J T Whistler chief engineer of the reclamation service at Hermiston transmits Director Newells communication on the Kansas v. Colorado decision. The note clarifies the court did not declare the reclamation act unconstitutional and suggests likelihood the act will be sustained if challenged.
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Supreme Court
Newell
John T. Whistler
Hermiston
J.T. Whistler
Reclamation Service
F. H. Newell
United States Supreme Court
Kansas
Colorado
U. S Supreme Court
Congress
Mayors Face Ouster Over Sunday Saloon Duty
Minnesota moves toward dry Sunday as the Supreme Court allows ouster actions by the attorney general against mayors who fail to enforce Sunday saloon closures. The decision signals a broad effort to close saloons on Sundays across the state.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
U Ppreme
Tornado sweeps southeast Iowa farming area
A cyclone or tornado crossed a farming district in southeast Iowa today, a 100 foot-wide path two miles long. Crops and orchards were damaged, with early estimates around $50,000. assessment values around $200 per cent were noted, while moves against Moran Co. over tax listing sparked a quarrel that could reach Olympia. Democratic primaries in Oklahoma nominate Lee Cruce for governor.
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Otumwe
Iowa
Adams Denounces Orchard as Liar and Brute in Testimony
Steve Adams denounces Orchard as a brute and false in most alleged crimes while in custody in Rathdrum. He and his attorney predict the state’s case will weaken as Adams asserts Orchard’s statements are unreliable. Orchard testifies again, says he must correct prior testimony about Grecian fire experiments and indicates others involved.
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Bolse
Steve Adams
Orchard
Adame
John Wourns
Fred Tyler
Wallace
Wourns
Adams
Rathdrum
Washington Boundary
Richardson
Pendleton men buy Spokane real estate in two $26,000 parcels
The Hundred Shares Investment Co with W F Matlock as president and J H Raley as secretary filed articles of incorporation and took title to two Spokane Front Avenue parcels. A vacant lot 61 by 75 feet and a 27% by 160 foot building were purchased from Walter J. Nicholls and Louis G. Nash for 52,000 total. An option on Pioneer Building at Howard and Front was secured for 76,000 but not exercised.
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Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Pendleton
Hundred Shares Investment Company
W. F. Matlock
J. H. Raley
Ore
Front Avenue
Post and
Wall Streets
Walter J. Nicholls
Front
Howard Street
Louis G. Nash
Spokane Falls
Matlock
Oregon Christian Missionary Convention at Turner
The seventeenth annual meeting of the Oregon Christian Missionary convention will be held at the Turner Memorial tabernacle in Turner, Oregon, from June 20 to 30. It gathers representatives from one hundred Church of Christ congregations in Oregon, totaling about 11,000 members.
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Oregon Christian Missionary Convention
Turner Memorial” Tabernacle
Turner
Oregon
Church of Chriet
Missionary convention to gather Pacific coast faith leaders
A regional convention will unite missionary society groupings and associated Christian boards with plans to call a larger four year Pacific coast meeting. Noted speakers include Coe Ranshaw Gee W Muckley Moborter Warren Moborter and Ida W Harrison among others. Oregon and Washington delegates will attend. The event will use grounds for worship on Sundays and offer programs via the ward diary administrator F L Billington Cottage Grove Oregon.
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Tis
Missionary Society
Ministerial and
Bible School
Christan Woman's Board of Mitsions
Christian Educational Union
Pacific Coast
Coe
Ranshaw
Cincinnati
Gee
W. Muckley
Kanene City
W. I. Warren
Pittsburg
J. H. Moborter
St. Loui S
Albert Buxton
Carton
W. A. Moore
Tacoma
Oregon
Washington
Flel Billington
Cottage Crove
Sok Cigar Business Sold In Athena To Kochensperger
W J King in Athena sold out his cigar business to C Kochensperger and will spend summer at Lehman Springs. King previously ran a livery in Mine and is pleased with Athena as a business location. New potatoes valued at £100 per ton in Tacoma, with prices expected to drop to £60 within a week.
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W. J. King
Athena
C. Kochensperger
Lehman Springs
Mien
Tacoma
Omahans Welcome Trade Excursion Guests Tomorrow
Omaha trade excursion from Walla Walla arrives at 11:20 for a one hour visit. A reception committee led by Mader will greet the party at the depot and escort them to the Commercial association rooms for a welcome by Mayor Fee. The Eagles band and a short program follow before visitors tour the city.
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Omaha
Walla Walla
Mader
The
Commercial Association
T. T. Goer
Bert Huffman
Leon Cohen
Lee Teutech
CG. Ey Roosevelt
R. Alexander
R. BE. Tarbett
A J. Goodman
E. J. Murphy
J. Vi Tallman
Eagles
Wil
Math Street
Association Rooms
James A. Fee
Paneed
Central American federation plan advances in Mexico City
Plans for a federation of the five Central American republics take form with a proposed congress in Mexico City. More than 300 delegates are expected, including 150 Central Americans now living in the United States. Dr Francisco Reyes leads the effort and may tour the region to explain the plan.
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Mexico City
Francisco Reyes
Mexico
Salvador
Diaz
Senor Ding
Engineers And Citizens Meet For Reclamation Work
Hermiston June 1 Engineers of the reclamation service met with Water Users to discuss the project and opening lands to settlement. An experiment station will be built on 60 acres northwest of town and ground improvements will begin soon. Opening lands is not expected until early fall, deemed best for preparation and rain.
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Reclamation D Bureau
Hermiston
Reclamation Service
D. C. Heney
T. Whistler
Water Users’ Association
Harriman Immune as Federal Probe Ends
New York June 10 The decision not to pursue criminal charges against BE H Harriman in railroad operations dominated Wall Street. Harriman spent the day at his country home while allies hinted the government would drop the Harriman lines case. Friends say no basis for action and many alleged acts barred by statute of limitations. Markets rallied on Harriman related issues.
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Tul
New York
BE. H. Harriman
Wall Street
Harriman
Smoky alfalfa tobacco shocks Puget Sound fishermen
A dozen fishermen on a Puget Sound trip found their so called tobacco was mainly alfalfa. Government chemists reported 63 percent alfalfa, 27 percent tobacco, 6 percent arsenic, 1 percent opium, and 3 percent other. They discarded the mixture and vowed to buy proper tobacco. Emperor Francis Joseph has reigned in Hungary for forty years since his 1867 coronation on June 8.
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Puget Sound
Trapa
Sound
Gulf
Francis Joseph
Hungary
Ward politics on large scale
The Progressives of the Japanese National Council pass a resolution in Tokyo denouncing the San Francisco disturbances as not a flagrant treaty violation while urging proper steps to protect Japanese rights in America. In Washington the incident is seen as a local matter with sympathy for an opposition party noted amid a generally undisturbed Japan United States friendship.
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Counscil
San Francisco
Japan
Washington
United States
Pacific
America
Car Tourists Die in Oxfordshire Accident
A touring car carrying Mr and Mrs Johnson of California and Mr and Mrs Blake of Philadelphia overturned in Oxfordshire this afternoon. Johnson was killed instantly and Blake was fatally injured. Both women are in serious condition.
Union County Pioneer Dead
Union County veteran hunter William Rynearson aged about 65 died at his Grande Ronde river home near La Grande late Saturday. A pioneer of about 40 years in the Grande Ronde valley he was highly respected and popular. He hunted in the Blue Mountains for big game and was well known to Uma tila Indians who attended the funeral Sunday afternoon.
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Union County
William Rynearson
Grande Ronde River
la Grande
Grande Ronde Valley
Blue Mountains
Umatila
Indians Pulling Weeds in Grand Ronde Beet Fields
About 100 Umatilla Indians are now engaged in pulling weeds from sugar beet fields in the Grand Ronde valley. A strong labor demand in the beet fields is driven by wet weather, which accelerates weed growth.
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Umatilla
Larsen's Body to Nebraska Shipped for Burial
The body of Stanley Larsen who died at the hospital night before last will be shipped this evening to Nebraska. He was a former Nebraska resident but had been living in Boise for several years.
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McParland
Hawley
Esterly
Ackerman
Nevada
Orchard
Jim Warford
Penitentiary
Cripple Creek
Independence
Herard
Griitary Company
Larsen
Nebraska
Stanley Larsen
Tobino
Boise
Death of Young Babe at Stage Gulch
The one month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vincent of Stage Gulch died at home yesterday. The funeral will be held tomorrow with interment in the Stage Gulch cemetery.
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Young Babe
Walter Vincent
Stage Gulch
Post Offices in Wallowa County Discontinued
Three rural post offices Burtis Groseman and Lovelyhave in Wallowa County have been discontinued under postal service action. Residents will use nearby facilities with standard forwarding arrangements and possible community impact noted by local officials.
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Wallowa County
Burtis, Groseman
Lovely
Motion filed to determine Mrs. Eddy's mental condition
In Concord on June 10 a motion before Judge Chamberlain seeks to determine if Mrs. Eddy's interests are protected. The matter may lead to appointing a master to inquire into her mental condition. The plaintiff is not present. the appeal stems from her attorneys' motion.
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Concord
Eddy
Chamberlain
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Hoywool
Orchand
Oklahoma
Lee Cruce
Ardmore
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Ing Easterly
J. HL. Raley
Oregon Christian Missionary Association
Omatans
Federation
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