Orchard, Mine Owners Detectives Clash in Haywood Trial
Boise session centers on Orchard impeachment basis and witness testimony. Defense cites Orchard’s private grudge against Governor Steunenberg, while Haywood aids and defends, with witnesses from Cripple Creek and Denver detailing alleged plots and connections to the Western Federation of Miners.
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Boise
June
Willan D. Haywood
Lbharryshchari
Cripple Cre
Orchard
Sterling
Jie Mine Owner's Association
Orrelians
Steunenberg
Max Maulich
Denver
Dr. McGee
Wallace
D.C
David A. Coates
Colorado
Willian Ferry
W. F. Davis
Cripple Creek
Orehart
Haywood
Harry Orchard
Mary J. King
Idaho
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Edberg
Hercules
Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Pettibone
Yale Commencement Notes Decline in Theology Students
June 2 report from Yale University Commencement flags a drop in theology enrollments with seven theology students in regular courses and overall smaller department counts. President Hailey and Hoadley addressed graduates in Aula Hall as endowments and pledges rose despite the declines.
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Yale University
Auta Hall
Hailey
Hoadley
Sistia
Thealawy
Gas price cut may save Boston consumers
Boston Consolidated Gas reports a five cent per thousand cubic feet reduction in the maximum gas price. The cut, announced yesterday, aims to lower bills for Boston households during the summer. The change follows earlier consolidations and is expected to reduce annual costs for gas users citywide.
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Boston
Boston Consolidated Gas
Holvices
Last body recovered from ill fated launch in Hampton Roads
Washington reports the finding of the body of seaman Frank Plumlee, the eleventh man drowned from the launch of the battleship Minnesota. Rear Admiral Berry confirms Plumlee’s death completes the list of crew members who died in the incident.
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Hampton Roads
Washington
Berry
Nortol Many Yards
Lunty
Nan Frank Bo Plimdee
Minnesota
Plumlee
Head Under Pile Driver In Louisville Disaster
A Quincy Indiana man Er nest Black is killed in Louisville Kentucky when a pile driver machine malfunctions. He stops beneath the iron weight as it is released, the timing proves fatal. The accident occurred at a Louisville site, the details indicate a fatal incident during heavy construction work.
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Quincy, Ind
Louisville
Lotavile
Ernest Black
Quincy
Ind
al Toms
Hedd
House Falls and Seven Die in New York Tenement Collapse
Seven people died when a ramshackle tenement collapsed in the downtown Italian quarter of New York. Six of the dead are said to be members of one family. others were injured but expected to recover. The incident occurred early today and dominates the local news.
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New York
Lalian
Refuse to Return I Throne Is Tottering in Strike Turmoil
Union officers announce they will appeal to President Roosevelt for settlement as San Francisco reports a tense labor strike with tolls of telegraph firms and managers maintaining operations. No work resumed. officials say delays possible due to interference concerns. Roosevelt involvement eyed as talks stall amid political upheaval abroad with Carlos and republican clits.
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President Roosevelt
San Francisco
Woted
Ene
London
The
Tribune
Lisbon
Jane
Carlos
Luigerots
Getting Ready for Hostilities Disquiet Along Central American Frontier
June reports from the American minister in Huancalial City describe a disquieting situation in El Salvador as Guatemala and El Salvador move troops to the frontier.
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Salvador
Guatemala
Hington
Aimerican
Huencaural Nial
Salvadors
Roosevelt Signs Dominican Treaty in Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt yesterday signed the Dominican treaty amid the ceremonial mood at Oyster Bay. The agreement, reached by the plenipotentiaries of the United States and Dominican representatives, confirms customs cooperation and mutual obligations in the region. The signed document marks a significant step in hemispheric diplomacy and U.S. engagement with Caribbean nations.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Venice
United States
Rock Island Supreme in Parade Plan Alters Traffic Route
Fragmented OCR describes a parade plan involving Rock Island Supreme and Alton, with posts of traffic route changes between Peoria and Chicago, Bloomington, and others. The note mentions July 7 and transfer of traffic duties to Chicago area authorities, impacting Watwsh Par arrangements and related landowner notices.
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Rock Island
Alton Supreme
Peoria
Chicago
Bloomington
Powria and
Weserm Rilroid
Enaenes Amt Gussen
Princeton Adopts Fraternity Plan to End Growing Evil
Princeton New Jersey June 25 President Woodrow Wilson outlined a plan to reorganize student life abolishing factions and clubs. The proposal creates residential squads under faculty supervision with shared meals living spaces and common rooms to foster class unity and curb cliques while linking faculty with students and combining four classes under a unified social system.
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Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
He University
Olympic Weekly
Theseris
Board of Trustees
Wilson
University of Combinations
Cliqtes
Germany No Place For Camera Fiend Law Imposes Restrictions
Berlin June 25 The snapshot photographer in Germany faces extinction after July 1 due to potential fines under a new act. The law grants absolute rights to reproduce portraits of people and interiors. It allows permission to photograph from owners but penalizes unlicensed photographers who capture recognizable subjects, risking prosecution.
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Germany
Berlin
Artis
British Government Moves to Curb Lords Power
Premier Campbell Bannerman opened a campaign in London calling for final Commons authority in legislative matters. The move follows years of agitation against the Lords, whose unelected membership has often blocked popular wishes and limited parliamentary power.
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House of Commons
London
House of Lords
Campbell Bannerman
Ciief
Commons
Furse of Lords
Manifesto Calls Russians to Fight for Land and Liberty
A chaotic manifesto from reformists urges Russian citizens to unite and resist in defense of land liberty and popular representation. It notes the parliament’s efforts to defend rights and the emperor facing unprecedented criticism for breach of faith amid revolutionary tensions.
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St Potershiums
Srons of Mel
Ninety Drowned Off Chilean Coast in Squall
A Pacific Steam Navigation Company report says the Santiago wrecked seventy miles north of Coquimbo during a heavy squall. Only the fourth officer survived. all 90 crew members, including the English officer, perished. The disaster occurred in Chile on June 25.
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San
Pacific SteamaVigation Company
Santiago
Co- Teal
Slivor
Lave
Chili
Moonshiners Busted After Night Fight in Stokes County
Revenue officers returning to Asheville after a clash with moonshiners in Stokes county report capturing thirty five moonshiners and destroying thirteen illicit stills. Authorities say 200 to 400 shots were exchanged during a twenty minute camp siege before surrender.
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Asheville
N.C
Stokes County
Taft Orders Inquiry Into West Point Controversy
Secretary Taft directs a further inquiry into the West Point case involving Lt. Col. G. Ayres and his wife Mrs. Ayers. Inspector General Garlington will lead the probe, likely traveling to West Point to gather facts. The outcome will guide subsequent War Department action.
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Washington
G. Ayres
Infant
West Point
Ayers
Taft
Garlington
War Department
Frisco Angers Funston Over July Parade Protest
San Francisco officials repudiate General Funston’s claim that troops would be insulted in the city streets. The Fourth of July committee drafted a reply stating the offer and controversy over public safety during the parade events.
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San Francisco
Judge Loving Relates How He Killed Estes
Washington June 25 The War Department received attention for General Frederick Punston’s remark that he would not parade Lig troupe in San Francisco if they faced jeers from an unwelcomed mob. Officials noted no complaint was filed and indicated no action would be taken regarding the general's statements.
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Washington
War Department
Frederick Punston
San Francisco
Department
Justice officiates for Cleveland divorcee wedding
Daniel Rhodes Hanna, son of the late Mares Hanna, wed Mary Elizabeth Stuart, a devoted Cleveland woman, via a justice of the peace. Hanna feared refusal by clergy due to divorce history, marking a second marriage after his prior wife, Danny Gordon, was separated. Mrs. Stuart, formerly wife of hotel clerk Frank Stelly, had obtained a divorce years ago.
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Cleveland, Jime
Daniel Rhodes Hanna
Mares
Hanna
Mary Elizabeth Stuart
Cleveland
Danny Gordon
Maud
Stuart
Frank Stelly
Galesburg Wins First Round in Gas Company Ouster
In Warranto proceedings against the gas company, Galesburg secured an initial victory by compelling the firm to show cause why it should not be ousted from the streets. The city claims no local franchise. circuit court denied several counts, with amendments expected to meet court observation. The city’s attorneys, buoyant, aim to force a plea, while the company is represented by former Attorney General Hamlin.
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Galesburg
Hildane
Judes Ic
Hamlin
Jurors Ordered to Report in Peoria Wisconsin
Judge Leslie D Puterbaugh ordered the grand jury in Peoria Wisconsin to report this afternoon or be discharged, insisting on action after seven weeks of sessions averaging an hour. The panel has cost the county $75 daily and has not produced a report despite handling many prominent cases.
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Peoria
Leslie D. Puterbaugh
Oppose a Peace Move French Government Resists Prisoner Release
Paris reports the cabinet will oppose the socialist plan to free detainees tied to the wine region disturbances. In other items, Embezzler suspected as Brown is captured in Bloomington, Missouri. Odessa officers reportedly arrested. San Francisco court denies Schmitz habeas corpus bid. Sterling mayor enforces Sunday saloon ban with fines.
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Paris
Depati
France
Schmitz
San Francisco
Cal
District Court of Appeals
No Power on Earth Could Have Restrained His Hands
Houston Virginia June 25 The former Judge Loving faces murder trial for Theodore Estes. The defendant recounted a conversation with his brother in law Harryed about drugging his daughter and a plan to kill. He described driving to Loving Stone and shooting Estes after confronting him in a car with two African American men, then turning himself in to the sheriff.
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Earth
Houston
Loving
Theodore Estes
Inlaw
Harryed
Sneed
J. L. Kidd
Steven's
Stacey
Mrs. Kidd
Miss Loving
Churches Unite in Plea for Peace
Tie Hague June 25 The president of the peace conference M Neloff today received a deputation from Christian churches worldwide who presented an address urging the conference to ensure peace justice and humanity Nine American Catholic bishops signed the address The Catholics refused direct or indirect participation and the pope was not invited.
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Tie Hague
M. Neloff
Christian Cliuirches
Chinese Rebels Gaining Ground
Refugees flee Hongkong district as revolution spreads in South China. Empress of Japan arrived yesterday and reported the rebel movement as a pretentious show with an army organized after European methods.
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Victoria
B. C
Hongkong
Epworthians at Aledo Con vention Closes Today
Rock Island district convention closes today after a session in Aledo with Dr. George Elliott of Chicago addressing attendees and Dr. M. C. B. Mason of Cincinnati delivering a talk. Officers to be elected this afternoon. Tangled in Foggy Wheel killed near Prophetstown. Peter Brantz found dead in a wheel or buggy spokes.
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Rock Island
Aledo
Rock Island District North League
George Elliott
Chicago
M. C. B. Mason
Cincinnati
Sterling, DL
Peter Brantz
Prophetstown
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Weester
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Justice
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