Orchard's Haywood case details unfold in Boise trial
The prominent criminal lawyer called Orchard a master player in a life or death game as Haywood's scheme is revealed. Orchard testifies of plots to kill Judge Gabbert, Governor Peabody, Supreme Court Justice Goddard, and financier F. Moffatt, with bombs and hired men tied to Haywood and Pettibone, while Haywood watches a bomb shown in court.
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Boise
Harry Orchard
Horstley
Orchard
Steuenberg
Frico
Denver
Pettibone
Steve Adams
Haywood
Judge Gabbert
Supreme Court
Moyer
Adams
Gabbert
Peabody
Self
Capitol
David Moffatt
Frank Hearne
Colorado Fuel Co
Goddard
Canon City
Bail set in Wheeling case over missing Weber and Olney girls
Grace Young of Wheeling appeared in Mayor Scott's court on a charge involving luring two young girls to a Wheeling house. She posted $500 bond for her appearance as the case was continued to Friday. Proceedings noted Humane Society agents and local officials as witnesses. the Weber family has vanished, complicating the prosecution.
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Grace Young
Wheeling
Weber
Olney
Scott
Boyce
W. R. Atbay
Mansfield
State
Humane Society
W. B. Donaldson
Miller
The Boy's Glass Works Strike
A boy named Polen was discharged at Acme Glass Works causing a walkout by all workers. Polen was laid off Monday for a picnic and Tuesday for a ball game, leading to a silent strike on Wednesday as his colleagues joined in. Polen's father placed him on the gravel train to keep him from further games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Glass Works
Polen
Chicago Market Report Declines Hit Cattle and Hogs
Chicago Market notes June 6 show cattle 10 000 head 7 to 10 lower hogs 27 and 214 to lower and sheep 14 000 down 10. The brief report records price pressures across cattle hogs and sheep with modest declines.
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Chicago
Chigaco
Manslaughter Plea In Step Father Killing In Ramsey
Kalman Kuti indicted for second degree murder for shooting his stepfather Gaspar Lacats on February 15 in Ramsey. He pleaded guilty to manslaughter as acts involved abusive treatment and divorce proceedings for his mother. State was represented by Alban and Cohen. defense by W C Brown and P P Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalman Kuti
Gaspar Lacats
Ramsey
Kuti
Tacats
Mt. Pleasant
Government to sue coal railroads over price fixing
The government expects to file suit within two weeks against the anthracite coal carrying railroads including Philadelphia and Reading, Delaware and Lackawanna, Western Central railroad of New Jersey, New York Susquehanna and Western, Erie and Lehigh Valley. The action alleges restraint of trade in violation of the Sherman act and seeks to address coal price maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia and
Reading
Delaware & Lackawanna and Western Central Railroad
New Jersey
New York
Susquehanna Anl
Western and Erie
Lehigh Valley
Knox Named as Pennsylvania Presidential Candidate
Harrisburg June 6 The Republican State convention endorsed Senator Knox former Attorney General as Pennsylvania's candidate for President and pledged the State's support State Representative Sheats nominated for State Treasurer Sheats opposed by Senator Penrose and the battle is expected to begin the party fight.
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Harrisburg
Knox
Pennsylvania
Sheats
Penrose
McGowan Returns From Columbus City Solicitor
City Solicitor McGowan has returned from Columbus where he represented the city in U S S Circuit Court in cases brought by Harry Lr and Annie Stanberry for damages after an automobile collision on West Market Street caused by a limestone pile on the road.
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McGowan
Columbus
U. S S
Harry Lr
Annie Stanberry
West Market Street
Grand Jury Charges Low Brothers in Fraudulent Distilling Sales
The United States Grand Jury at Columbus found charges against Harry M. Low and Frank FE Low doing business as Joshua Low's Sons. They allegedly used casks from three distilleries in Ohio and Pennsylvania to sell inferior liquor, misrepresenting contents and bearing government stamps on the cask exteriors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Columbus
Harry M. Low
Frank FE. Low
Joshua Low
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Y M C A Progress Highlighted in Six Year Brochure
Steubenville readers learn of dramatic YMCA growth from 1900 to 1906 in a brochure titled Six Years of Association Progress. The piece notes nationwide expansion across professions and praises President Roosevelt, while previewing a planned four story YMCA building on North Fourth Street contingent on local funding and committee decisions. The Herald-Star endorses the project and wishes success.
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North America
Suhken
Steubenville
Philippines
Roosevelt
Association
M. Cyr
Oarty
Herald-Star
McKinley Homestead Offered to Memorial Group
Justice Day announces Mrs. Barber sister of Mrs. McKinley will donate the McKinley homestead to the McKinley Memorial Association if it can be purchased from legal heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Oil Secretary Gets Three Months for Conspiracy Contempt
Leavenworth Kan June 6 Judge W C Hook sentenced H H Tucker Jr secretary of Uncle Sam Oil Co to three months in jail for contempt of court over an affidavit alleging a conspiracy among Federal Judges Pollock McPherson Phillips and the Standard Oil Co to ruin the Uncle Sam company The affidavit claimed a Tampico Mexico fishing trip on January 26 1903 in the private car of Gardiner Lathrop and said the Standard Oil and Santa Fe rail rd were controlled by the same people The judge condemned the filing and the affidavit was stricken from the files
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
W. C. Hook
United States Circuit Court
H. H. Tucker, Jr
Uncle Sam Ol Company
Tucker
Pollock, McPherson and
Phillips
Standard Old Company
Uncle Sam Company
Hook
Albert J. Wilson
Kansas City
Santa Fe Railroad
Standard Oil Company
Pollock
Storm Rips Lackawanna Valley Causes Fatality and Damage
A severe storm in Scranton Pennsylvania on June 5 winds hit 38 miles per hour causing a fatality and injuries from a collapsing building under construction. Mrs. Andrew was killed and three men injured. Carrie Jamison was hurt at Valley Camp near Pittsburgh. In Columbus Ohio on June 6 the supreme court affirmed a Lucas County decision limiting real estate valuation during a decennial period, restraining a Toledo board effort to raise land taxes.
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Scranton
Lackawanna Valley
Andrew
Carrie Jamison
C. S. Jamison
Johnstown
Valley Camp Pa
Pittsburg
Columbus
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of
Lucas County
Davies
Mitchell
National Land Investment Company
Toledo Board of Review
Te Land
Mitehall
Land Company
Wdker
Dilag
REG MEN Prepare to Celebrate Fourth of July in Boston Tribe
The Boston Tea Party under Bunning Elk Tribe No. 04 improved Order of Red Men met at headquarters on Jo. Desha Smith's call. Reports praised public interest as parade preparations proceed with float, prize, souvenirs, and amusement committees detailing plans and weekly meetings.
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Jo. Desha Smith
Steubenville
Mingo
Toronto
McManus
Elks Prep for Field Day Prizes at Rock Springs Park
Local Elks athletes anticipate winning at Field Day Exercises in Rock Springs Park on June 1. Events include running and jumping plus a ball game that could produce future stars for P. O. M. uniforms.
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Rock
Elks
Ohio Valley Elks
Rock Springs
Weather forecast for Ohio and Washington region
Washington reports for June 6 indicate Ohio will be fair and warmer tonight with Friday showers expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Emperor's Daughter Ill With Diphtheria Reported
St. Petersburg June 6 Grand Duchess Anastasia six year old daughter of Emperor Nicholas is considered fit and it is feared she has diphtheria The empress is caring for the child personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Anastasia
Nicholas
Happenings Of The Day May Include dog round up and excur sions
May dog catcher rounded up 49 dogs and dispatched 23. Knights of Columbus held a Rock Springs picnic on July 1, largest excursion last year. G A R Encampment in Canton begins next Tuesday with Gov. Harris possibly attending to entertain 4000 visitors. Constable Maule arrested Peter Wynn on a drunkenness charge after his wife’s complaint. Christian Endeavor Union executive meeting set for Thursday June 6 at 8 PM at the Methodist Protestant church. all members urged to attend.
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Knights of Columbus
Rock Springs
Kk. of C
Here
G. A. BR
Canton
Constable Maule
Peter Wynn
Wynn
Squire Blackburn
City Christian Endeavor Union
Methodist Protestant Church
Steubenville Board Calls Nine Mill Levy Adequate
In contrast to East Liverpool setting a 12 mill levy, the Steubenville board of education deems nine mills sufficient for funding. The East Liverpool Review notes the higher levy still falls short of what is needed, highlighting a regional fiscal gap between the two cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
East Liverpool
Board of Education
East Liverpool Review
New Postmasters Named at Ulirichsville and Dennison
G W White succeeds W H Stoutt as postmaster at Ulirichsville and D C Mahon replaces Pittinger at Dennison. Both retiring officials are praised for solid records and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulirichsville
Dennison
G. W. White
W. H. Stoutt
D. C Mahon
Pittinger
Court Matters Involving Zende Real Estate Partition
Paul Zende versus Carl Zende and others court orders partition of real estate appointing Robt Barclay George P McCracken and H J May as Commissioners to appraise property. Theresa Wood versus Catherine Quinn and others deed and distribution of sale proceeds ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Zende
Carl Zende
Robt. Barclay
George P. McCracken
H. J. May
Theresa Wood
Catharine Quinn
Federal decision shifts naturalization papers to federal tribunals
Probate judges may no longer issue naturalization papers as authority rests with Federal tribunals per a ruling noted by Tudge Sater. The case, carried up from this county, involved Joseph Ventolo who faced prosecution.
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Tudge Sater
Joseph Ventolo
Uncle Sam Fails to Apologize Over San Francisco Riot
Washington reports Japan's press shows belligerent tone after mobbing Japanese businesses in San Francisco. Four Tokyo dailies demand apology and indemnity and threaten bombardment if refused. Secretary Hamihara dismisses reports as yellow journalism and says government is not influenced.
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Washington
United States
San Francisco
Tokio
Hamihara
Japan
Tax Levy Possibility May Trim City Rate To 34.2 Mills
County auditors worked late to adjust the levy and may hold it to 34.2 mills. The paper’s prior proposed rate drew public concern as officials weigh reductions before final adoption. City lawmakers and residents watch for any relief from the stiff levy.
La Belle Machinist Injured in 25 Foot Fall
Henry Vesperman a machinist at the La Belle Tron Works was seriously injured Wednesday night by a fall of twenty five feet. He slipped while at work and landed with his face on iron, suffering contusions cuts and internal injuries. He was taken to hospital. Another La Belle worker had a crushed thumb this morning.
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Henry Vesperman
la Belle Tron
Ile
la Belle
Probate Office Revenue Loss Cited Over Paper Securing
A brief notice states assistance in securing papers before the Probate Judge cuts into substantial office revenue. The fragment implies officials warn of revenue losses tied to streamlined processing. No further details are readable beyond the trimmed line.
Stetler Aims for Pennant With City Behind Him
Manager Stetler of the Steubenville team has the support of a bank and a street car company but has not yet secured a pennant winning aggregation. If he lands the bunt, it will be seen as Steubenville's answering point to the question why the city exists, per Martin's Ferry Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetler
Steubenville
Martin's Ferry Times
Husband Sues for Divorce in Bashan Ohio
Samuel Rogers files suit for divorce from Emmeline Rogers alleging refusal to perform wifely duties cooking washing mending and disdainful treatment. marriage occurred April 23 1876 in Bashan Ohio with three children living. Cohen is attorney.
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Samuel Rogers
Emmeline Rogers
Bashan, O
Cohen
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