Haywood trial defense cites Orchard threats and murder plot
In Boise Idaho Clarence Darrow outlines William D Haywood defense denying Orchard's testimony linking him to Frank Steunenberg's murder. The case details involve mine owners, the Hercules mine dispute, and connections among co defendants and Orchard.
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Haywood
William D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Frank Steunenberg
Hercules
Orchard
K. C. Sterling
Independence
Sterling
District Court
Boise
Idaho
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Gov
Steunenberg
Great Hercules
Wood
Pettibone
Bradley
Miners’ Magazine
Widespread Labor Grievances Seek Company Redress
The Commercial Telegraphers' Union executive committee sent a letter to Postal Telegraph general manager Nally urging company representatives to hear and address operators grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Telegraphers' Union
Nally
Postal Telegraph Company
St. Louis
Mast St. Louis
Granite City
Central America
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Milwaukee
Henry Warmes
Kankakee
Samuel TH
John Hilbure
Gonderay Lake
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Elizabeth Loving
Houston
Theodore Estes
Estes
Charles R.* Richardson
Pittsburg
Harvey P. Bostaph
Joseph Flaherty
J H Millholland
Pittsboro & Tube
Layes
New York Life Reorganizes Under Armstrong Law
The New York Life Insurance Company installs Darwin P. Kingsley as president and E A Buckner as first vice president alongside long-time officers. Wm B. Ingersoll and Rufus Weeks assume senior roles, pledging stable leadership as policyholders gain reassurance amid recent industry upheaval.
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New York Life Insurance Company
Armstrong
Darwin P. Kingsley
New England
Thomas A. Buckner
Wm. B. Ingersoll
Europe
Paris
Rufus W. Weeks
Buckner
New York Life
State of
New York
Proviso on Universal Peace Movement Cited by Love
Alfred H. Love of the Universal Peace Union warns that critics will claim lifelong support after peace is achieved. He notes the pattern of ridiculing a weak movement at its start then backing it once it succeeds. He offers a parable of a young couple and a vow of fidelity tied to fortune.
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Universal Peace
Alfred H. Love
Universal Peace Union
Philadelphia
South America
Irene
Heber
Seedy Loafer Eats Sumptuous Dinner and Is Caught
A penniless loafer boastfully feasts on a rich dinner in a restaurant. The waiter calls the proprietor who fetches a policeman. The thief jokes that he’s glad no stomach pump was needed as the situation ends with a laugh. The tale is from Illustrated Bits.
Senator Borah Cross-Examines Davis in Haywood Case
Boise witnesses test the defense of William D Haywood amid the Sieurenberg murder trial. Davis reaffirms his life story and denies Orchard led crimes, while Borah’s questioning probes the Bunker Hill mill explosions and the Cripple Creek plots. O'Neill testifies Orchard sought addresses to target officials.
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Boise
Idaho
William F. Davis
Goldfield
Nev
Cme Cit
William D. Haywood
Frank Sieunenberg
Harry Orchard
Davis
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mill
Haywood
Moyer
Cripple Creek
Independence Station
Clarence Darrow
Babe
Orchard
Senator Borah
Bunker Hill and
Sullivan
Butte
Bunker Hill
Cornell Wins Varsity Eight at Poughkeepsie Regatta
Cornell captured the varsity eight title at the intercollegiate regatta on the four mile Poughkeepsie course with a 20:02 25 seconds time. Columbia finished second, Naval Academy third, Pennsylvania fourth, Wisconsin fifth, Georgetown sixth, and Syracuse did not finish after their shell swamped near the finish. Wisconsin won the freshmen eight race by one length over Syracuse.
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Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Columbia
United States Naval Academy
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Syracuse
Tornado Strikes Oil Fields in Indian Territory
A Wednesday morning tornado hit northern Indian Territory causing deaths in Sapulpa and sweeping the Glenn oil pool. Over 150 derricks down in Glenn, all Osage nation derricks wiped out, Turley reports 54 down, Maize houses overturned, brick buildings demolished. Estimated loss $500,000. Wells running wild.
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Muskogee
I. T
Indian Territory
Sapulpa
Glenn Oil Pool
Glenn Pool
Turley
Commons Vote to Curb Lords in UK Parliament
The three days of debate ended with Premier Campbell-Bannerman’s resolution to curb the house of Lords veto on Commons measures carried 432 to 147 amid ministerial cheers. An abolition amendment by A Henderson failed 314 to 100 with Labour, Nationalist and some radicals voting against. Lightning near the President at Oyster Bay damaged a desk note in the executive office.
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Crown Prince George of
Servis
China
Canton
Hongkong
Distanty Woich
Fort Assinniboine
Montana
War Department
Utica
Tschita
Siberia
Vincwis 1B
Manhattan
Bronx
N. Y
W. R. Abbott
American National Bank
Fort Smith
Ark
Earl Coisin
Clinton
Reynolds and
Taylor Ridge
J. Wilbur Chapman
Warsaw
Ind
Jack Thorington
Colombia
Montgomery
Ala
Forest
Leo Lenowiinkh
Vasimir
Wladislaus Neszgodski
South Bend
Thomas L. Harper
Pittsburg
Levi de Wolf
Santiago
Chili
Campbell-Bannermean
House of Commons
House of Lords
New Orleans
Walter Lamana
New York Central Road
Pittsfield
Hartford
John Bello
Rock Island
Kansas
Ixde Glidden
Parkersburg
W. Va
William Duffield
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Columbia College
New York
Washington
Emory Foster
J. Ellen Foster
Muskegon
Mich
Indian Territory
Mid-Continent
Columbus
Oliver Anderson
Anderson
Marcellin Albert
France
Clemenceau
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Fred Adler
Mississippi
St. Louis
Augustus Adler
John C. Clark
Milwaukee
Clark Engraving Company
Mason
Wilk
Ocean Grove
Cal
Lawrence County
Miss
Emily Deigle
St. Paul
Commons
London
Camphell-Bannerman
A. Henderson
Laborite
Durham
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The
Globe
Caracas
Frank B. Plumlee
Norfolk
Medicine Lodge
Kan
Recreation Park
Kalamazoo
Central Labor Union of Washington
Roosevelt
Clarksville
Tenn
Edgar E. George
Parsons
Hal Brewster
Col
P. J. Brewster
Atlanta
French Early
United States
Henry M. Walker
New Jersey
Edward H. Harriman
Portland, Nehalem & Tillamook
Oregon
Superior
Edward Duthery
Supreme Court
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Census Bureau
Oklahoma
John Johnson
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
O.S. Brown
Big Four Railroad
Bloomington
Mont
Charles Adams
Zanesville
Robert Musgrove
Herr Ballin
Harlan & Wolff Firm
Belfast
Joseph Motcovick
Lygan
Bridgeville
John Part
John de Hart
Charles Godfrey
Trenton
Chamber of Deputies
Narbonne
Michigan
Pennsylvania State Hospital For the Insane
Norristown
Lees
Salmon River Meadows
Lippincott's Magazine
Egypt
Borah
Poughkeepsie Regatta
Oyster Bay
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