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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1907

Page

6

Haywood Trial Details Debunk Mine Conspiracy Claims

In Boise Idaho counsel for William D Haywood present a witness whose testimony casts the Vindicator mine blast as an accident and not a crime. The court limits defense showing of a counter conspiracy by mine owners as Clarence Darrow outlines Haywoods defense and Senator Borahs cross examination weakens witness Davis.

William D. Haywood Boise Harry Orchard Vindicator Haywood Idaho William F. Davis Orchard Borah Frank Steunenberg Hercules K. C. Sterling Independence Sterling District Court Clarence Darrow Chicago Steunenberg Great Hercules

Startling Exposures in Haywood Defense Revealed

Detectives and officials contend a Pinkerton conspiracy aided by mine owners aims to crush the Western Federation of Miners. Witness Morris Friedman testifies on secret reports while defense seeks to prove a broader plot to indict and potentially execute federation leaders.

Haywood

Wreck of Frisco Cannon Ball Near Fayetteville

The Frisco Cannon Ball southbound wrecked five miles from Fayetteville Arkansas after a washout. Conductor Hafler and Engineer Stevenson escaped as the engine and several cars crossed the gap. Dining car and two sleepers overturned with injuries centered on two named passengers.

Fayetteville Ark Frisco Hafler Stevenson Here R. KR. Weems van Buren

End of Old Tavern at Ashford Signals Vanished Stagecoach Era

The Clark hotel in Ashford Connecticut once a noted stage stop on the Boston and Hartford turnpike stands dismantled and closed with its roof sagging. Named after Dyer Clark who leased in 1804 and later owned it until 1897, the building recalls Washington's Sunday visit and the Old Connecticut Path era.

Connecticut Clark Ashford Dyer Clark Hartford Nehemiah Howe Wallingford Boston and Washington New England

Millionaire croquet fiend John W Gates in portrait on lawn

The New York Press notes John W Gates, a millionaire croquet enthusiast, deeply absorbed in a stroke at his country estate. The portrait shows his poised posture and confident claim of success, while peers like Rockefeller and Carnegie favor golf. Mrs Guthrie from Pittsburg is praised for promoting croquet among society women.

Thomas B. Evans University of Cincinnati Robert Simpson Omaha Country Club Hinsdale Ill Fort Dodge Chicago Board of Trade Augustana College Illinois Andrew Carnegie Baraga Mich Nester Estate Company Birmingham Ala Chalifoux Russia Elmore F. Elliott New York C. C. Clark Ohio Columbus J. E. Fulton Sam Parker Huntsville Tenn Monk Gibson A. J. Conditt Edna Tex Landis Federal Court Chicago John D. Rockefeller William D. Rockefeller H. H. Rogers Standard Oil Company Yale Harvard New London E. H. Harriman Lieut. Bulmer Roosevelt Hongkong Gov Pindall Arkansas F. O. Butt R. R. Adams Grant County Walter Swinburne Hancock London Morenci Ariz Butte Mont John W. Gates Panama Gates George W. Guthrie Pittsburg New York Press

Two Franc Dinner In Paris Ricky Tilton Test

The late Theodore Tilton, who died in Paris, recalled a letter from blind poet Philip Marston seeking to live in Paris on slim means. Marston asked Tilton to try the two franc dinner at the Palais Royale and report back. Tilton replied with a playful note, urging not to demand a too frank critique.

Theodore Tilton Paris Philip Marston Mr. Tilton Palais Royale

Youthful scribe Defends Dialect Use in Conversation

The Washington Star quips about a young scribe who defends dialect writing saying it shifts blame for uncertainty in grammar and punctuation onto an imagined character.

Washington Star

Sooner the Better Dining Invitation Amid Poor Dinner

A brief exchange records Stiggins asking when he may dine again after a very poor dinner. The Hungry Guest replies immediately, signaling a quick future invitation in a Royal Magazine item.

Stiggins Royal Magazine

Peruna and Manalin Praised by New York Reader

Aline DePasse of New York City testifies that after seven years of catarrh she used Peruna and Manalin and, following twelve bottles, was cured and shared the remedy with her children. Mildred Grey of Appleton Wisconsin also reports relief from stomach catarrh after using Peruna with six bottles before full cure.

Aline DePasse E. 165Th St New York N. Y Peruna Manalin

Fire Destroys Dozens of Buildings in Mineral Wells

A large blaze driven from the Palace Amusement Co skating rink swept through Mineral Wells injuring no one reported, destroying the bath house, pavilion, part of Wann Hotel, the sanitarium four story brick, and about 300 small frame structures. Estimated loss over 100000 dollars.

Mineral Wells Tex Palace Amusement Co Hthia Wann

Body of Richard Williams Found Near Springfield

In Columbia South Carolina on July 1 the body of farmer Richard Williams was discovered in the Baker family yard near Springfield. It is alleged he refused to identify himself or his business when approached, and a boy from the Baker family shot him in response.

John D. Rockefeller Standard Oil Company Landis Chicago John S. Miller Oil Trust Great Combine Ohio Edgar Aldrich Littleton N. H Mary Baker G. Eddy Robert N. Chammberlain Supreme Court French Chamber of Deputies Clemenceau John J. Mooney Waverly Minn Columbia Richard Williams Baker Springfield Halled Williams

Two Boys Killed By Excursion Train Near Battle Creek

Earl Wiggins aged 10 and Robert Diggins aged 6 sons of Joseph Wiggins were killed when run over by a Grand Trunk excursion train on 8 bridge near Battle Creek Michigan on July 1.

Battle Creek Mich Earl W Robert D Joseph Wiggins Grand Trunk

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