Orchard Tears Move on Stand in Idaho Haywood Trial
In Boise on July 33 the Haywood trial resumed with William Orchard on the stand. He described planning and changes to a bomb used in the Steunenberg case, his conversion at prison, and prompts that led him to confess to McParland. Orchard testified of a prior Canada stay as a Mason and of meeting Governor Peabody, who confronted him. The defense probed Orchard’s past crimes, finances, and motives, framing his statements as coerced and revealing broader union organizing details and defense fund figures.
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Odessa Jews under attack as Black Hundreds terrorize streets
Private dispatches from Odessa say the local Jewish community endures renewed mass violence. The Black Hundred mobs assault people in the streets hourly, with many wounded and hospitals crowded. Also noted is the death of Major W. P. Butler, Bloomington resident, formerly of the Illinois National Guard.
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Taft Addresses Yale Club Event in Iowa City
Secretary Taft closed a busy day at Iowa University by speaking at the Yale club banquet. Des Moines promoter W R Lane introduced Taft as the new president of the United States, with Taft promising to meet everyone at the White House. The gathering also honored leaders from Des Moines and other Iowa cities, noting Taft's views on duties of lawyers and judges and the political state.
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Slayer of four is dead in jail at Bloomington
The Baldwin of Calfax, 58, who killed four people including a woman and her daughter in Arrowsmith on February 28, was found dead in his county jail cell in Bloomington HL. He had been a nervous wreck since the tragedy and was to be tried in September.
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Peoria Shortage Auditors Cite City Clerk’s Shortfall
Former City Clerk Robert Joos, under indictment for misappropriating city funds, was found by a special audit to be short in his accounts by funds from saloon and drug store licenses he collected and did not remit to the treasurer. Smaller shortages were noted in other departments and a full audit ordered. Spends Day in Quiet. Oyster Bay vacation began with no visitors.
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Muzzle on Jap Papers sparks Westpress probe
Washington and London reports say a government inquiry into Japanese laborers and immigrant policies follows editorials on Japanese papers and alleged extortionate rates. The piece traces a broader effort by the justice department to curb trusts in coal transport, naming 14 railway and coal companies implicated in a proposed action and outlining the legal steps scheduled for early autumn.
Former State Treasurer Scans Treasury Books at Night
William J. Mathias, former state treasurer, was found examining Treasury Department books late last night with a department clerk and a police lieutenant. Auditors say all treasury books have been reviewed by the capital invasion commission over the past three months.
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Dowie Insane Overseer Name Sparks Zion City Clash
June 1 a Zion City petition response alleges John A Lewis named as overseer by Dowie was insane Voliva claims Dowie was insane and Lewis knew it Voliva says Dowie’s choice aimed to disrupt and destroy the church and blames the receiver Hately for seeking sales of Zion City property.
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Body of Sailor Metcalf Found After Minnesota Launch Sinking
The Dolphin with Seer Metcalf and party arrived at the navy yard after fog and rain delayed them on a James River trip. A Jamestown exposition report notes the body of one of the 11 men jost from the launch of the battleship Minnesota in Hampton Roads was recovered.
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Body Found In Hampton Believed To Be Missing Coxswain
A body found floating in Hampton is believed to be the coxswain of a launch but the person is not fully identified yet. Authorities are awaiting positive identification through official channels and preliminary records.
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Grand Jury Hears Tate in Joliet Prisoner Case
Eddie Tate testified before the Peoria grand jury about winter library thefts tied to a Joliet prisoner. The next phase of the probe hinges on Tate’s statements, with other witnesses, including Newton C Dougherty, alleged to have looted school board funds, expected to testify.
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Gas drum blast maims man at street fair in Spring Valley
At a street fair in Ladd, John Jordan, a vicer on the Chicago Milwaukee and Paul line, suffered a severe leg injury when a gas drum exploded near a fish fry. The blast wrecked fronts of three stores and occurred as a fish fry was announced.
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Petersen Band Concert Postponed By Weather
Petersen's band led by manager Henry Sountas plans a new performance date at the Watch Tower after bad weather forced an initial concert to be postponed. The program lists a morning and evening set including overtures Intermezzo and various selections by Brandt, de Koven, and others with march and waltz pieces.
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Program by the BL S C S Howse at Broadway Presbyt
A program by the BL S C S Howse to be carried out at Broadway Presbyt tomorrow evening features Meditation Morris and an instrumental quartet with M Alle Williams violinist and others. The event includes Cornet, piano performances, a meeting of the Young ladies club with Eug ene Latour casting, and a cast list of characters led by Mrs Anderson and Bessie Montgomer. Refreshments and sociability follow.
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Dies on her 81st birthday in Cordova
Cordova June 1 On her eighty first birthday Mrs John Robinson an old resident died at 1 pm yesterday after a two week illness to plexy She is survived by son John and daughter Anna Smith of this place and two daughters living in Clinton The funeral will be held at 2 pm tomorrow afternoon.
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Flag Day Observance Tied to Grand Army Men
Tomorrow is flag day and members of the Grand Army of the Republic and related groups are urged by Department Commander Matthews to use their influence to promote a widespread display of Old Glory.
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Roosevelt praised for journalism influence at Jamestown
An address at the Jamestown exposition by Crasor 5 Noyes of the Washington Star lauded President Roosevelt for his impact on press coverage. Noyes argued newspapers energized the nation, helped his career, and made his work a household topic, while noting Roosevelt has been slow to acknowledge the presses.
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Bethany Home committee entrusts Florence Wallace with plans
At a Bethany Home executive and entertainment committee meeting in Moline, Mrs Florence Wallace of Philadelphia was placed in charge of a major fundraiser. The event aims for about 150 participants from Moline and Rock Island, with two performances scheduled in local theaters. The exact date and admission details will be announced later.
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Third Deluge in a Week Causes Vast Kentucky Damage
Central and eastern Kentucky suffered immense crop and land damage from the third severe storm of the week. The bursts were heard overnight across Lexington and surrounding counties, tearing at fields and riverbank topsoil. In Michigan, Don C. Henderson, former secretary to Horace Greeley and longtime Allegan Journal publisher, was committed to Kalamazoo Insane Asylum.
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