Orchard Clemency Appeal in Major Criminal Case
Judge Fremont Wood recommends partial immunity for defendant Orchard, citing good faith in disclosures of a long crime spree from 1892 to 1905. He argues immunity aligns with law and moral duty, urges commutation and death-penalty remission, and notes the broader impact on prosecutions of arson and murder tied to industrial war.
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Lan
Lord Denman
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Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Dewey
Coeur d’Alenes
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Humber
Ada
Coxe
Wyman
Attorney General
Secretary of State
Fremont Wood
Wood
Orchard
Coeur d'Alenes
Steunenberg
Haywood
Strange hair turn rumor linked to a fatal dream
A Caldwell report details J S Harrington dreaming of a fatal fight between John O Donadl of O Neil Nebraska and Ham Kautzman. The next morning Ham’s hair reportedly reddened, prompting speculation of a miraculous omen. Ham dismisses fear, joking about marriage and work in optics. Also note Henry Reinimer’s recovering hand after a circular saw injury at C F Bordens shop.
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J. S. Harrington
John O'Donald
O'Neil
Nebraska
Ham Kautzman
O’donald
Ham
John
Tribune
Henry Reinimer
C. F. Borden
Boise Hospital
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