Orchard Faces Death Risk as He Tests Alibi
Boise June reports detail Orchard’s continued claims of innocence while facing cross examination over the Bradley explosion and alleged plots. He recounts meetings with Haywood Pettibone and others, asserting attempts to kill Veaholy, Peabody and Fass, and describes bombs prepared in a Canyon City store basement.
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Boise
Whine
Dine
Orchard
Frison
Denver
Paul Bene
Steve Adans
Haywood
Pettibone
Hell Inkce Gabbert
Ai Temp
Mayer
Adama
Gabbert
Veaholy
Peabody
Giassad
Adams
Wes
Vayid Moffatt
Frank Hare
Colorado Poet Company
Aviva
Cort
Goddard
Haterle
Canyon City
Ley
Moyer
Tinywood
Pomber
Pettiibone
Maywood
Independent telephone men urge inter national telegraph system
Chicago delegates at the International Independent Telephone association convention urged creating an independent national telegraph system backed by about 10,000 U S and Canadian telephone companies. They claim Western Union and Postal Telegraph control high rates and poor hotel service, advocating joint long distance lines and parallel telegraph operations at fair rates. A peace plan with Bell interests failed as independents push expansion and oppose affiliations, seeking a united long distance effort.
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Chicago
United Action
United States
Canada
International Independent Telephone Association
Hulett
Cmt
Thulett Dee
Western Union
Vestal
New York
Pease
Iterests
Amecjen Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cor
Condi
Bell
Ins
Tr Boll
Padsol
Indo. Worden
Making of
Forte
John A. Harpey
Cleveland
Iesistantt Smovelmry
Tiwae
Knox Endorsed by State Convention in Harrieburg
The Moubitin state convention endorsed Senator Knox for president with Pemmy Tyas as vice president and pledged the state's support. State rep Keenium Sheals was nominated for Hake TNMUTer, Bebatoe Poros outlined the motion, and the convention moved to advance Penrose’s bid while aiming to unify the party.
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Harrieburg
Padinet
Moubitin
Knox
Pemmy Tyas Amfidels
Keenium Sheals
Hake Tnmuter
Bheita
Body Found In Abandoned Well Near Minneapolis
The body of Mrs. Catherine McCart of 1201 Franklin Avenue, Minneapolis, has been found in an abandoned well near George Kalebieh's property a few miles from the city. Detectives report the woman had been missing since May 24 and the discovery follows a tip from a local source. The family was partly clothed, and the case is being investigated as a possible homicide.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Daneth
Catherine MclCart
Fanklin Avenue
Bost
George Kalelbieh
Heather Nila
Oa B
Unclear Witness Confession Amid Local Courtroom Scene
A garbled historical report describes a man confessing in a domestic setting. References imply a Miss Metlark and a widow Mearelaseny awaiting outcomes, with hints of a court proceeding and a possible ball scene. Names and details are partially obscured.
Arsenic Used Instead Of Baking Powder
A chilling report from Wilkos Pa notes arsenic was used instead of baking powder, endangering children. The incident involves John Menitaey near Asheville and a police investigation into motive. Authorities, including constabulary, reference the deadly misplacement and perilous kitchen mishap amid ongoing inquiries.
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Wilkos
John Menitaey
Nowheville
Cupid Not Weary In Long Wait For Quinn Nuptials
Abegil Rathdge, superintendent of the Colorado Telephone Company, claims as his bride Catherine Quinn in a long delayed match tied to an $80,100 estate. Catherine’s mother’s will left the child to Gerald Quinn, but the lovers have endured 20 years of waiting near Hullidge before marrying to care for Gerald, now 21.
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Callydine
Abegil
Heronatin
Ab Ptormons
Lee Pather
Joviah Rathdge
Colorado
Mies
Catherine Quinn
Mise Quinn
Quinn
Rittiidge
Tockford
Olle
Gerald
Tuidee
Waltfire
Gerald Quinn
Ad Hullidge
King Oscar Ascends His Throne Amid Reforms
Fragmentary report notes King Oscar's accession and a shift toward governance reforms. It mentions Queen Sophia and Prince Gus as crown prince aides, with unclear dates and roles due to the damaged text. The piece references responsibilities and ceremonial appointments within the royal household.
Mission Destroyed Near Rathetet in Sey Conn Province
A despatch reports a mission near Rathetet in Sey Conn province has been destroyed. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply casualties or a consequential loss. The note mentions Stan, Hal, Cling and Thibet region involvement with unspecified authorities and motives.
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Lanidan
Stan
Hal
Cling
Fentey
Rathetet
Sey Conn
Thibet
Keep Out of Politics Amendment Narrowly Passed
Wuolington June 6 The rise of civil service constraints amended to prohibit all persons by the provisions of the rule are dH Me competitiys iowsied wervien while returning the right do veiway They please and to expremg privately their opiilons on all political subjects. The addition was made on the rec enm candation of the commission.
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Burrau
Yellow Journals Clamour For War
The text complains of yellow journalism driving public sentiment toward war and aggressive rhetoric regarding Japan. It notes sensational abuse of events in San Francisco and other places, urging indemnity and restraint amid wartime emotions.
No compromise says Foraker in Washington pa speech
The fragmentary report quotes Senator Foraker urging no compromise, with references to Penn Hill television and allied figures. It notes discussions with Senator Dick and references to telegrams and headquarters in New York, outlining political tensions and stance on policy.
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Washington
Aepork Cit
Mathey Hood Puitehal Peace
Detwaien Cliteen I
Stnatin Foraker
Maniitvelag
Malley
Dick Aid Myself
Charlew I
Plans to Check Defective Legislation in Cleveland News
Clerk H. W. Doty sets out proposals to pause two weeks of legislative business at year end. He argues extended vacation will reveal defects and allow a thorough review of pending bills amid crowded sessions and protests.
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Doty
Cleveland
H. W. Doty
Gita House
Repreentar
Rocha
Uw Wosnion
Dory
Seehrl
Witness Testimony in Bellefonte Fire Case
Bellefonte court hears testimony from plaintiff and notes the sole witness Tips. The jury returns a verdict for the plaintiff in a fire case against the Mig House, awarding damages.
Woman Who Stumped for Bryan Dies at 105
Lattyette Ind June 6 Mrs Helen Goupir 105 a noted lecturer and writer collapsed and died of heart trouble in the morning. She had recently spoken in support of Bryan and took the stump for him at an event.
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Bryan
Latyette
Ind
Helen MM. Goupir
Mim
Bryan Ie Aoa
Suit Against Railroad
District court filings describe a broad suit against several railroads including Philadelphia and Reading, Delaware and Hudson, Lehigh Valley, and others. The action alleges violations of a German law by multiple lines and seeks combined relief within two weeks. The piece notes agreements among defendants and origin in New Jersey and New York courts.
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Washington
Jime
Prust
Delaware
New Jeremy
New York
Buss and Western
Rte
Lehigh
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