Orchard testimony details plotted assassinations and bombings
Boise June 6 The Stemnes trial witness Orchard testified to murders bomb plots and attempts from Denver to Cripple Creek to San Francisco. He named allies Haywood Pettibone and Moyer and described plans to kill Judge Gabbert Peabody and Governor Peabody, including a bomb under a sidewalk and a pistol attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Maho
Werg
Orchard
Haywood
Steve Adve
Judge Gabbert
Moyer
Telluride
Peabody
Steve Adams
Billy Cakerman
Denver
Sover
Orehard
Pettibone
Wally
Peaberry
McDonald
Canon City
Lyte Gregory
Horsley
Independence
Wyoming
San Francisco
Bradley
Chinese Rebels Attack Weichou near Pakhoi port city
A serious rebel outbreak is reported at Weichou about 30 miles south of Pakhoi. A mob attacks the city and Canton troops have been asked for. The rising at Lianchow is dying out due to local authorities actions.
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Hongkong
Weichou
Pakhoi
Gulf of Tongking
Canton
Lianchow
Connell dies as Deneen vetoes measures and court cases rise
Aledo and Mercer county figures, including James W. Connell, are described in a long obituary noting his roles as circuit judge candidate, county judge, executor of the Drury will, and ally in establishing Western Normal School. The piece also covers Deneen veto actions on open petition and hotel wage bills, plus ongoing court proceedings in Rock Island and Mercer counties.
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James WH. Connell
Mercer Canis
Rock Island
Uiis
Medo
Inge Commel
Wit
Drity
Alede
Eirewit Court
Bursees
Abeie
Peelty
Dilee Graves
Alin
Ty Deat
Shuge Connell
Judee Connell
Aledo
Wy Hood
Hawius
James Wile
Peslient
Thie Stare
Wiltan
Corwell
Fudge Church
Juige Barges
Monmouth
Diate
Arthur Smith
Miram Bizeinn
Wis
Temmnate
Rock 1Land
Lee de Thomrascy
Drury
Tony Duntip
Allie Dool
Western Normal School
Suspected Arson Arrests in Allentown Fire Loss
Oliver Leib enguth William J Leibenguth and Charles Hexworth were arrested in Allentown Pa on June 6 amid low suspicion of starting three separate fires last night causing losses over $100 000 Local authorities reported the trio faced questions as investigators reviewed burn patterns and motive while insurance claims mounted and no charges were filed immediately
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Oliver Leibenguth
William J. Leibenguth
Charles Hexworth
Bishop Goodsell Criticizes President and Other Loud Talkers
Boston reports Bishop Goodsell of the Merfudin Episcopal Church condemns presidents and others for talking too much at a Boston University commencement. He rails against overbearing opinions and urges humility, contrasting Harvard and notable university leaders with restrained scholarship and thoughtful debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Goodsell
Boston
Jime
Davi
Merfudin Escopal Church
Boetak University
Conran
Recital Highlights in Theater-Thov and Moline Program
Recital schedule features Sigttied Laurin and Chris Anderson at Moline theater with a prelude by Walter Spry. Evening concert at Moline theater includes Rudolph Gang and Mrs Mary Forrest Ging, followed by a reception at the Arabian club rooms. Tomorrow afternoon a business meeting at Moline club rooms includes election of officers and an orchestra program under Frederick Stock with Bruno Steindel.
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Thovas Orchestra
Tiinels Music Teachers’ Association
Moline Theater
Sigttied Laurin
Pianlet
Augustina College
Chri Anderson
Chicago
Walter Spry
Polluwing
Ser Letation
Roch Island Arsenal
Wilden Middsehutte
Moline Choral Union
Edla Lund
Dolph Gang
Mary Forres Ging
Beethaved Capuccio
Miller
Brahn
Dohnaty
Gunz
Brahms
Schuman
Reese Schiman
Ganz
Mr. Ganz
Mary
Summernisht
Chopin
Ataliney Club
de Moldau
Dollar Wheat Aim of Society of Equity
Omaha Neb June one dollar shall be the minimum price for a bushel of wheat with over grains in a portion says J A Everett of Indianapolis head of the American City of Equity. He called to order nearly 4000 delegates for nationalizing the grain growers organization. There is no politics in this gathering but adjournment will bring action to insure to grain raisers a voice in price. The meeting aims to secure control of the 1907 wheat crop with agents to curb farmer sales to push price to a dollar or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
J. A. Everett
Indianapolis
Equity
Mr. Everett
Palace Guard Revolt At Tsarskoe-Selo Alarms Regime
A fourth squadron of the Tsar’s guard hussars stationed at Tsarskoe-Selo mutinied against new discipline imposed by a recent commander. The brief unrest threatened to spread through the regiment before mutineers were checked.
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Tsarskoe-Selo
Petersburg
Senator Knox's Room for Presidency Opened Amid Turmoil
Report describes Knox's bid for presidency facing disruption as troops surrounded and restored order without bloodshed. Ringleaders have already been turned over for court martial.
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Senator Knox
Four Die Through Sinking of Boat at Wunders Lake
A Nebraska tragedy near Paget on Wunders Lake left four dead after a boat with six aboard overturned. Victims include C L N Samson 44, Morris Samson infant, Mrs Blanch Tracy, and Alice Dan. Mrs Samson and W Tracy survived.
State to Grant All Franchises
Albany New York The bill signed today by Governor Hughie enacts sweeping reform placing every public service corporation under direct state control within New York except telephone and telegraph. The measure aims to standardize oversight and oversight across towns cities and counties statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
N.Y
Hughie
AGAIN TAKES THE CROWN Aged Swedish Monarch Takes up Gov ernment After Vacation
King Oscar resumes governs after vacation in Stockholm on June 6, restoring authority first since relinquishing in 1906. He appoints Crown Prince Gustaf as regent while the royal couple mark a golden wedding. Fundraiser aids miners and sanatoriums for consumptives advanced on coronation anniversary.
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Stockholm
Oscar
Gulave
Oscar Ami
Sophia
NO LIQUOR AT FRENCH LICK REMONSTRANCE WINS
French Lick Indiana June 6 temperance activists in French Lick and West Baden won a remonstrance against saloons. The township now has one licensed saloon but after the current license expires there will be no licensed saloons in the township. The remonstrance was declared effective by the acts of the people opposing the saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsley
French Lick
Ind
West Biden
Theantehmen
Why Are Meats Higher Investigation Hinted by Justice
Washington June President's attention is drawn to rising meat prices. The Department of Justice may launch an inquiry to determine whether the price increase stems from natural causes or collusion among meat packers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Washington
Department of Jutice
Judge Takes Under Advisement In Gould Divorce Case
New York June 1 The first court hearing on the divorce suit of Mrs Howard Gould against her husband was held today. Justice reserved decision after hearing Goulds counsel move to strike portions of the complaint. Gamblers in Disgrace Hanover June 6 Six officers at a military riding institute face removal to their regiments amid gambling revelations. Helen Gougar Dead LaFayette June 6 Temperance leader Helen M Gougar dies at 70 from heart failure.
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New York
Drougs
Howard Gould
Gould
Hanover
Prussia
Cers
Military
Helen Gougar
LaFayette
Ind
Helen M Gougar
Pennsylvania Convention Endorses Knox For President
Harrisburg June 6 The Republican state convention endorsed Senator Knox for president and John O Shears of Philadelphia for state treasurer. The platform backed Roosevelt administration and equality of opportunity, praised the 59th Congress for regulation of corporations, and urged prosecution and restitution for misused state funds. Penrose to head Pennsylvania delegation. Governor Stuart to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senator Knox
John O. Shears
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Rho
Knox
Hartisburg
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Govnor Stuart
Andrews
Congress
Stuart
Japanese Press Silent on San Francisco Settlement Demands
Tokyo June 6 leading papers here, whose opinions are worth quoting, are silent on processing to extremes in the settlement of the San Francisco affair. Common sense people expect damages for losses suffered by Japanese residents or punishment of those responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
San Francisco
Civil Service Rules Amended to Bar Political Action
Washington June civil service commission rules now prohibit all classified civil servants from taking an active part in political campaigns Nearly all workers return to duty Seamen in France largely obey orders from the national committee at Marseilles and resume work as of June 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Civil Service Commission
Paris
France
National Committee
Marseilles
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Haywood and Pettibone
San Franccisco
Brad Bradley
Coeur d'Alene
California
Britley
Peetelbone
Adams
Frank Hearn
Colorado Fuel & Bron Company
Hearn
Dave Moffate
Iy First National Bank
Moffatt
Western Federation of Mine
Gondaed
Kins
Goddard
Pertihone
Heary
Murry Grekwu
Frank Steuncenters
Wiliam
Erin Hone
Nis
Vielesen
Wardle Manisers
Phare A
Cr Creek
Lyte
Gregory
Tims
Fred Bratley
San Fransio
Holte
Steeh
Stronenberg
Haywood Sanarety
Hawley
Lyre
Hawood
Horsiey
Cour Jroom
Exon
Bunker Hill
W. F. Davie
Miners’ Union
Montana
Cripple Creek
Weste O Federation of Miners
Potton
McCormick
Beck
Maywood
Mover
Simpkins
Davis
Weichon
Lienchow
Mercer County
Springfold
Jane
Duthien
Gener Assembly
Amena
Hotavitery
Chipey
Pigetiy
Danaher WU Regebeie
du Con Artillery
Lelerks
Dynen
Agi Oller
Deneet i
Bat
Medical Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Tesulurin
Department of Health
Harbaugh
Harvard Eulinge
Hadley
Vailey
Wilson
Princeton
Syraenee
Theodore Roosevel
Sigfred Laurin
Augustana
Chris Anderson
Moline
Stan
Society OF Equity
O'Neil
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