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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1907

Page

6

Haywood trial closes amid sharp exchanges in Idaho case

Senator Borah delivered the closing for the state in the Haywood trial sparring with defense counsel over fairness. Clarence Darrow denounced prosecutors while arguing for labor, and E F Richardson claimed Orchard acted for the Pinkerton agency in the Steunenberg murder plot.

Haywood Senator Borah Clarence Dar- Tow Mr. Hawley Idaho Clarence Darrow Orchard J. H. Hawley Steunenberg E. F. Richardson Pinkerton Capt James McParland Pinkertons Gov. Gooding Gov. Peabody Colorado Richardson

Fourteen Die In Christy Street Tenement Blaze

A six story tenement at 222 Christie Street exploded and burned, killing fourteen and injuring many as residents, mostly Italians, fled panic amid falling walls and collapsing fire escapes. Most victims were women and children. recovery awaited cooling ashes.

New York Christie Street

Furniture dealer scare and hurried sale in Harlem

Peter and Walter plan to quit their Harlem flat for Goldfield and decide to sell their second hand furniture rather than store it. A dealer visits, offers about 50 for a $800 haul, prompting distrust and a threat of violence from Peter. New York Herald.

Peter Broadway Harlem Walter Goldfield New York Herald

Fire visits Coney Island destroys seven blocks in New York

A massive fire in Coney Island New York destroyed seven blocks of the amusement zone including Tilyou's steeplechase park and nearly twenty hotels. Wind shift toward the sea helped firemen but the blaze caused about 1 million dollars in damage. Three people were injured including firefighter Gottfried Mescierri who was likely fatally hurt.

Arnold Crouse Muncie Ind Speer Lima Cleveland Andrew Mason New York Assay Office Roberts Mint Havana Cuba Hibbing Minn Western Federation of Miners Pittsburg Wheeling W. Va Cleveland & Southwestern Elyria Kerisova Hungary United States Pittsburg and Conneaut Avanza Amedea Guibezzi Olindo Helena Mont Bertha Fredrika Volker Kenton Kepner J. T. Killebrew Mobile Ala Litchfield Hillsboro Chautauqua William Risk Hillsboro Newberry C. E. Boudrow San Francisco Marion House Roosevelt Elks' Committee On Awards Cincinnati Lodge Philadelphia Brooklyn Buffalo William E. McLachlan Crane's Hollow Amsterdam N. Y New York Coney Island Tilyou Luna Park Dreamland Gottfried Mescierii

Buffalo Herd in New Hampshire Grows Too Large

The Corbin buffalo herd, once a hobby of Buffalo Corbin’s father, has multiplied beyond expectations in New Hampshire. Plainsmen predicted breeding would stop, but the herd now threatens grazing space even within the Corbin fence area, as noted by the New York Times.

Henry Baumeyer Evansville Ind Great Lakes Put-in-Bay Perry William J. Bryan E. B. Stillman Storm Lake Cleveland J. Tom Johnson Central Viaduct Augusta John D. O’shea Boston the Elks Hattie M. Evans Birmingham Ala Jose Antonio Ostes Cornell University Lillian Cora Rand Burlington Hiram Higgins William R. Higgins Newton A. Berry Covington Frank Cousins Salem Mass Finance Department Boston Post Office Post Office Helena Ida Lida Conley Huron Cemetery Kansas City Kan Philadelphia Hawse Columbia Hansen San Pedro Margaret Magill Clinton Jacob Steiner Superior Wis Gov. Johnson Minnesota Mesaba Henry A. Hutchings Illinois Indian Bureau Henry C. Jones Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Chattanooga Mont Tennes Chicago St. Elizabeth Jamaica Chester B. Runyan Windsor Trust Company New York Missouri Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Mitchell Black Hills Los Angeles Cal Western Union Postal Telegraph Companies Will Hays Loulaville Jackson Kansas International Harvester Company Short George H. Berkey Tolerton & Warfield Sioux City Austin Corbin New Hampshire New Hampshire Park N. Y

Lake Brusio's Power Boom Reaches European Peak

The article describes Lake Brusio in Switzerland hosting Europe’s most powerful electrical facility. Water from the Poschiavino river is carried via a three mile conduit to a reservoir and then through five huge pipes to a power station 1280 feet lower. Generators supply 36 000 horsepower across Lake Como Maggiore and Milan’s plains.

Brusio Switzerland Europe Poschiavono Poschiavo Lake Como Maggiore Milan

Time Saving Dentist Story With Quick Shine

A New York dentist recounts a patient who arrives with a ragged urchin for a 9 o’clock appointment. The businessman asks the doctor to let the boy in and have him shine his shoes while the dentist works, saying he is in a terrific hurry.

New York

Peruna Promise for Catarrh From Dr Hartman Remedies

The article extols Peruna as a catarrh remedy using a blend of herbal ingredients and medical expertise. It emphasizes that chronic catarrh affects nose throat lungs and stomach, claims universal use and strong proven value, and notes direct sale and label transparency of active constituents.

Hartman

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