News of the World for Past Week Summary
Gov. Hoggatt to tour Alaska starting July 1. Corwin arrives in Nome after ice holds her three days. Sailors strike cripples ports in France. British Parliament not meeting next fall. The Hague Peace Conference to open in two weeks. Jefferson Davis statue unveiled in Richmond after eighteen years of fundraising. Alaska signals corpsmen head north, Hoyt named assistant U.S. attorney in Western Washington. Emma Goldman in Portland and Seattle planning talks. Mayors Lane reelected in Portland. Army canteen agitation in Los Angeles. Edna May marries Oscar Lewisohn in London. Seattle cafes raise prices 10 percent. Alaska gold prospects highlighted by federal survey. Tommy Burns marries in Los Angeles. Nelson secures marriage license in Seattle. Comox mine fire controlled in Victoria. Roosevelt to probe meat price rise. Alaska-Yukon-Viaclille Exposition adopts design in Seattle. Guatemala conspirators sentenced in City of Mexico. Major Good man aiding theft case in Port Townsend. Richard Croker denies British subject status. Eva Booth to meet Salvation Army founders in Seattle. John Clancy marries divorced wife in Seattle. Steel trust board divided on Corey's resignation. Kurrachi cyclone tragedy in Bombay. Crown Prince Adolphus’s wife gives birth. heir birth in Sweden. Minnesota theft suspect escapes to Canadian territory. Intercity commerce probe immunity ruling cited by Roosevelt. Col. Woodbury to inspect Alaska forts. Dempsey mill plant burns. Booths tour Canada. Peace conference delegates arriving at The Hague. Indian cyclone costs $5 million in Bombay. Emma Goldman lectures in Seattle.
Orchard Tells Story in Court Haywood trial continues
The Haywood trial hears Harry Orchard recount murders and wreckings by dynamite, including the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine incidents. He details following Gov. Peabody of Colorado for a chance to kill him and confirms Steve Adams as an associate. Cross examination paints Orchard as a liar and thief with prior Federation and detective work.
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Bunker Hill and Sullivan
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Colorado
Steve Adams
Orchard
Gov. Steunenberg
Boise
Idaho
Steinbere
Wood
Miners’ Federation
Trust busting conference at White House signals major Roosevelt move
In Washington D C this morning a conference on trust busting discussed a forthcoming action described as the administration's most important political move yet. Separately in Hong Kong a rebel outbreak in Weichow district led to numerous soldier deaths and the mutilation of corpses.
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White House
Roosevelt
Hong Kong
Weichow
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