Hawley Defends Orchard Story as Darrow Denies
In Boise Idaho on July 22 J H Hawley argued the Orchard narrative and denied defense fears to call Pettibone or Adams. He contended Orchard told the truth amid perjury charges, while Clarence Darrow shouted denials. Hawley also addressed Orchard’s links to the railroad and mine owners and the attempted assassination of Governor Peabody.
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Orchard
Pettibone
Adams
Boise, Ida
Haywood
J. H. Hawley
Wyoming
Fred Bradley
Francisco
Bard
Boise
Shohone County
Clarence Darrow
Hawley
Darrow
Hodgins
Ince
Western Federation of Miners
Mine Owners’ Association
Peabody
Steve Adams
Colorado
Conspiracy evidence limited in Haywood trial
Judge Wood barred jurors from considering evidence tying the Mine Owners' Association the Citizens' Alliance of Colorado and the Pinkerton agency to a large conspiracy against the Western Federation of Miners. The ruling narrows the defense's attempt to link Haywood and co defendants to a plan to destroy the federation.
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Boise
Ida
William D. Haywood
Wood
Western Federation of Miners
Federation
Judge Hargis Free After Acquittal in Cox Case
In Sandy Hook Kentucky Judge Moody told the jury to acquit James Hargis amid his trial for complicity in the Dr E D Cox assassination. This ends the Breathitt county case against Hargis as prosecutors withdrew their attorneys.
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Sandy Hook
Moody
James Hargis
E. D. Cox
Hargis
Breathitt County
Loftis Brothers Jewelry Firm Member Shot Brother
Chicago news reports that Joseph N. Loftis of Loftis Bros. shot his brother S. T. A. in a family incident. The assailant was said to be prominent in the local jewelry trade.
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Chicago
Joseph N. Loftis
Loftis Bros
S.T. A
Mrs Fairbanks Injured In Motor Accident
A car crash left Mrs Fairbanks with minor injuries and the machine badly damaged. After temporary repairs the party proceeded to Fort Plain where the car was left for a thorough overhaul.
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Fort Plain
Dense fog halts New York transport delays all routes
After two days of heat and humidity New York and surrounding areas are shrouded in a thick fog that disrupts schedules across roads ferries and railroads except the subway. Ferryboats carry thousands home to Long Island Staten Island and the bay while transatlantic liners wait off Sandy Hook for fog to lift and pilots to proceed.
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New York
Long Isly
Staten Island
Bay
Sylvania
Baltimore
Sandy Hook
Railway Company Fined For Overpricing Tickets
Southern Railway and ticket agent Thomas J. Green were fined in Raleigh for selling tickets above the 20 cent per mile rate set by state law. The court levied 30 000 on the company and 5 on Green, who promised not to sell at the illegal rate after paying the fines.
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Raleigh
N. C
Southern Railway Company
Thomas J. Green
North Carolina
Green
Emperor William Arrives at Trondhjem for Midnight Sun Visit
Emperor William of Germany reaches Trondhjem amid peace era bustle. Eight German warships escort the imperial yacht Hohen zollern as part of a show of force during the visit. Grover Cleveland at Princeton notes his indigestion ailment lingers and may delay a summer move to New Hampshire by Aug. 1. International Tobacco Workers plan to vote on a general strike in all American Tobacco Company factories.
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William of
Germany
Trondhjem
Hohenzollern
Princeton
Grover Cleveland
New Hampshire
The
International Tobacco Workers
American ‘Tobacco Company
Tobacco Trust
Market Quotations Minneapolis Wheat July 20
Minneapolis wheat quotes show on track prices for July 20 with No 1 hard at 99 cents No 1 Northern at 98 cents No 2 Northern around 96 cents and No 3 Northern near 92 to 94 cents.
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Minneapolis
Wheat and flax futures update from Duluth
Wheat to arrive on track with No 1 hard at 1.00, No 1 Northern 0.99, No 2 Northern 0.974 and July 9 cents, Sept 9, Dec 0.98. Flax to arrive on track at 1.18 and July contracts at 1.1814 with Sept and Dec around 1.18.
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Duluth
Northern
Dee
Market Report of Cattle and Sheep Prices
J. Paul notes cattle prices with good to choice steers at 5.50 to 6.00, fair to good at 4.00 to 5.00, cows and heifers 3.50 to 5.00, veals 4.50 to 6.00. Hogs 5.40 to 5.75. Sheep wethers 5.50 to 6.00, choice lambs 5.75 to 6.50, spring lambs 6.75 to 7.25.
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J. Paul
Chicago market prices drift through midsummer session
Chicago on July 20 reports prices for Wheat at July 8 cents and September 9.1 percent. Corn July at 51⁄2 percent and September 5.2 cents. Oats July 42 cents and September 88 cents. Pork July 16.80 dollars and September 16.40. Butter Creameries 21 25 cents, dairies 18 24 46. Eggs 13 14 cents. Poultry Turkeys 12 cents, chickens 11 cents. springs 15 16 cents.
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Chicago
C. Springs
Cattle and Hog Prices From Chicago Market Report
Chicago market report lists cattle prices for cows heifers calves and steers with ranges from 4.60 to 7.28 and hogs with various classes from light to good to choice yearling. Includes shoe prices and feeder stock figures for sale.
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Chicago
Deadly Pere Marquette Wreck Kills Dozens on Excursion Train
An excursion train carrying hundreds of people collided with a freight near Plymouth. The freight disregarded orders and the crash left an estimated forty dead and many injured. Rescue teams from Detroit arrived within hours as farmers aided victims and officials surveyed the wreckage.
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Pere Te
Ghburn Ae
Trump
Pere Marquette
Plymouth
Detroit
Famine in Eastern Jamaica Deepens Amid Drought
Kingston reports a worsening famine in eastern Jamaica after months of drought. Crops are ruined cattle have perished and villagers face severe food shortages with no immediate relief in sight as the rainy season approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Supreme Court Chief Justice
Incomplete text discusses the Supreme Chief Justice Stanton and a claim about repeat records and a potential constitution. The readable fragment hints at a formal issue but lacks clear actions, dates, or named parties.
Farmers National Bank of Boyertown Closed by Comptroller
The Farmers' National Bank of Boyertown Pennsylvania has been ordered closed by the Comptroller of the Currency based on a report from National Examiner Bingham. The action affects depositors and signals regulatory intervention in the bank's affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farmers’ National Bank of
Boyertown
Comptroller of
Currency
National Examiner Bingham
Riots in Sicily Over Arrest of Minister Nasi
Uprisings erupted in Sicilian cities including Trepan Palermo Catania and Messina after the arrest of Signor Nunzio Nasi former minister of public instruction on embezzlement charges. Flags hung in mourning in Trepan as legal proceedings led to troops deployed in Palermo and casualties reported.
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Sicily
Signor
Nunzio Nasi
Nasi
Trepan
Palermo
Catania
Messina
Senate
Signor Nasi
High Court of Justice
Actor Dies On Stage During Montana Performance
J R Davis, newly with Sutton troupe from Chicago, collapsed on stage in Lost in Siberia at the Grand Opera House in Missoula. He fell face first during the second act, was carried off, and pronounced dead by a doctor after the curtain call. He had joined the company just a month earlier.
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Davis
Chicago
Drowning Toll Rises as Footbridge Breaks in Lorain
A bridge collapse at Lorain Ohio sent about twenty shipyard workers into the river. At least two bodies, Paul Mazulerski and Walter Reszkevits, were recovered with Carroll Rominski missing and others presumed dead or unaccounted for. All victims are foreigners.
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Lorain
Paul Mazulerski
Walter Reszkevits
Carroll Rominski
Negro dies of fright after chase and arrest
James Wilson, a colored man, died from fright after being chased by police and an angry crowd for shooting Charles Barlag. He collapsed from exertion and heat as officers feared mob violence, while Barlag remained seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
James Wilson
Charles Barlag
Wilson
Barlag
Proofreaders Protest Against Public Printer Fines
Washington July 23 Protesters from Columbia Typographical union No 101 denounce Public Printer Charles A Stilling s for a system that fines proofreaders by deducting sums from pay for overlooked errors The union asks the Attorney General Bona parte for an opinion on the legal right to impose such fines and notes its status as a major U S union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles A. Stillings
United States
Columbia Typographical Union No
Union
Bonaparte
Second Victim of Accident in New York City
Miss Helen Madigan, badly injured in a collision between an automobile and a Long Island railroad train at Jamaica, died. Dr. Edward J. Gallagher was killed in the crash. They were engaged to be married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Madigan
Jamaica, I. 1
Long Island
Edward J. Gallagher
Paymaster Loses Arm In Money Handling Incident
Manila reports Major Paymaster Eugene Coffin had his left arm amputated after an infection from money handling. The incident stems fromJuly 23 and concerns health risks tied to handling currency in the finance office.
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Manila
Eugene Coffin
Crown Prince Accession Ceremonies And Imperial Plot Rumors
Seoul July 22 reports describe ceremonies for the crown prince’s accession and the former emperor’s abdication. Japanese officials, including Marquis Ito, meet in audience while troops guard the palace. An alleged plot to murder the cabinet prompts Japanese reinforcement and mob violence against Korean officials.
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Seoul
Korea
Marquis Ito
Hasegawa
Pingyang
Outbreak Between Korean Troops and Japanese in Seoul
A riot erupted as Korean troops escaped their barracks and attacked a police station on Seoul’s Great Bell street. Casualties included seven Japanese and four Koreans dead per AP. total Japanese casualties reported by police at twenty five. The emperor sent a note to Marquis Ito, urging restraint.
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Seoul
Korea
Associated Press
Marquis Ito
Othe
Countess Secures Divorce in Edinburgh
The wife of the Earl of Rosslyn formerly Miss Anna Robinson of Minneapolis has been granted a divorce in Edinburgh. They wed in London on March 31, 1905.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Earl of Rosslyn
Anna Robinson
Minneapolis
London
Coal shipments urged with temporary rate cut
The Inter state Commerce Commission approved a 25 cent per ton reduction on coal shipped to Washington Idaho and Nevada from July 19 to September 1 to boost summer deliveries. Western dealers are urged to move coal now as Harriman lines push for timely shipments to avert last winter fuel shortages.
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New York
Incommerce Commission
T of Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Nevada
Harriman Lines
Union Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Direct Sails for Dalny Aims at Manchuria Rail Fleet
The Askehall, the first steamship under the British flag, sails from New York direct to Dalny to deliver hundreds of thousands of tons of rails locomotives and cars for the South Manchuria railway network in Manchuria.
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New York
Manchuria
Askehall
Dalny
Seaboard
South Manchuria
New York City
Dublin Castle Gems Theft Rumors Stir Capital Circles
Sensational rumors circulate in Dublin about the 250000 dollar loss of state regalia from Dublin Castle weeks ago. Reported hints say gems may be recovered as security for a loan, with private names and scandalous implications sparsely verified in well-connected circles.
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Dublin
Dublin Castle
Attack on Royalty Stoning Report From Lisbon and Bucharest
Dispatches describe Marie of Portugal and her son Prince Manuel being stoned during a drive. The Queen was hit on the arm but not seriously hurt. attackers fled. Crown Prince Ferdinand of Roumania was also stoned and injured by a peasant during unrest. he stopped, pursued, and handed the man to police.
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London
Lisbon
Bucharest
Marie
Portugal
Prince Manuel
Ferdinand of
Roumania
Two Others May Die In Georgia Battleship Accident
Boston reports the Georgia battle ship disaster left two more victims in critical condition Seaman John A Bush and Seaman Loura Meese both deteriorating. Most of the sixth injured are recovering two have already begun to walk about the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Georgia
John A. Bush
Loura Meese
Trial of Portland Gold Mining tax suits described
Council Bluffs July 3 The trial of appealed tax suits against the Portland Gold Mining company involves nearly $100 000 in taxes. District Judge Thornell presides. The Iowa company, based in Council Bluffs, was rein corporate in Wyoming and the business affairs moved abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Portland Gold Mining Company
Thornell
Iowa
Wyoming
Ee Company
Steamboat Tennessee Strikes Bridge Abutment in Storm
A heavy wind and approaching thunderstorm drove the steamboat Tennessee against a bridge abutment at Bads, causing a hull rupture. Crew and passengers swam ashore with no lives believed lost. the vessel valued at $20,000.
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St. Louis
Tennessee
Bads Bridge
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