Orchard Plotted to Steal and Hold a Child Victim
Details from the Idaho murder trial reveal Harry Orchard’s alleged plot to abduct Steunenberg’s murder as defense questions pivot from intent to actions. Witness testimony traces Orchard’s movements from Rome to Wallace Idaho, links to David Coates and Paulson, and a string of petty crimes used to fund the scheme while examining motive and connections to Haywood and Pettibone.
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Boles
Harry Orchard
Hay
Frank Steunente
Steunenberk
T He Wofente
Orchard
Ater
Steunenvers
Rome
Fil
Basterly
Sliver City
Federation
North Idaho
Ranwer Angust Paulson
David Coates
Colorado
Jat & Publigher
Wallace
Idaho
Wentworth Stato
Jack Simpkins
Cantos
Jon
Hot
Paulson
Coates
Jack Smpkins
Oregon Railway and’ Navigation Co Xtition
Sampion
Burke
Vdabo
Minnion
Haywood
Moyer
Steunenberg
Tor Coates
Caldwell
Zon-Phora Promised As Well Woman’s Friend, Five-Year Praise
An early 20th century drug advertisement extols Zon-Phora as a scientifically prepared medicine for women. It claims to restore uterine health, reduce inflammation, and ease discharge by acting on the blood and nervous system. Endorsed by Mrs. Edwin Lee of Addison, Michigan, and Mrs. Alice Brown of Valley Junction, it urges keeping Zon-Phora at home as a “friend in need” despite prior medical failures.
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Mt M . Winns
Bon-Phorn
Edwin Lee
Addison
Michigan
Mo Nave
Alice Brown
Valley Junction
Town
Elkhart
Indiana
Permanent merit claimed for Zoa-Phora remedy
Mrs. Alice Brown of Valley Junction Iowa reports health restoration after using Zoa-Phora and endorses its benefits. A nearly five year later letter invites other women to try the medicine, with the product sold in sealed one dollar bottles and including Dr Pengelly's advice to Women.
Roosevelt at Oyster Bay Summer Home Amid Quiet Retreat
Fragmentary notes show President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay for a rest period as the nation watches racing winnings total reach toward hundred thousand dollars from Jamey R. Keane and others. A note mentions a July 10 deadline for a $40,000,000 national deposit. details remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Ohio
Hart
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Jamey R. Keane
Wnoith A. Morapa
Jarrille
Sealed verdicts in multiple high profile cases afoot
A sealed verdict in a major banking irregularities case tied to the $2,000,000 failure of Enterprive national bank was delivered to the jury. Separate judgments were reported in anarchist and other political cases. News items note shipboard rescues and maritime incidents near Newfoundland and France with multiple crew concerns and missing persons.
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Pillaburg
Jane Vi
Giton
Conk
National Bank
Cook
Militia Encampments Program Outlines Guard Duty Rules
June 1 Colimons O Ohio general order tightens summer encampments for the national guard. Entire companies will guard duty and each unit gets at least one tour. Members unable to camp may rifle practice nearby. Enlistment bans apply 15 days before encampment.
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Colimons
Ohio National Guard
Couple Sues Thomas Ryan for 40000 Damages
In Cleveland common pleas court on Wednesday Low Kingston a Wade Park avenue restaurant keeper and his wife seek 40000 in damages from Thomas Ryan a wealthy Ancinal county resident alleging an uncomplimentary remark about them Kingston values his reputation 10000 higher than his wife and awards 25000 to the husband and 15000 to the wife.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Low Kingston
Wade Park Avenue
Addison Road N. 6
Thomas Ryan
Ancialin County
Ryan
Dentist in Ohio City Infirmary Commits Suicide
A 60 year old dentist at the Cleveland city infirmary shot himself in bed on a Tuesday night. His body was found Wednesday morning with the revolver clenched in his hand. He had suffered paralysia for 12 years and reportedly took his own life due to the illness.
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Clevelata
Aune Tour
Noward le Tripp
City
Hix
Explosion in Cupola at Niles Tool Works Injures Dozens
A blast in a large cupola at the Niles tool works Tuesday night injures numerous workers who were inside or near the structure. The explosion, likely caused by a bomb placed before firing, sent sparks everywhere and sparked a panic as hundreds of men were knocked down.
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Hamilton
Niles
Frauendionars Trial Postponed at Request of Defense
Motorman Charles Frauendiener indicted for manslaughter in the Green One wreck on Memorial Day. On Wednesday he appeared with Attorney Miller and asked for postponement to next term. Judge Wash granted the request and renewed a $5,000 bond.
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Frauendionars
Kyrie
Charles Frauendiener
Miller
Washkunt
Taft Accepts Grub's Nomination at Yale Club Banquet
Secretary of War Taft closed a busy day at a long university by speaking at a Yale club banquet where members introduced him as the next president of the United States. He smiled and defended the nomination while expressing hope to wear you all at the White House.
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Taft
Grub
Iowa City
Memory of Song Writer Is Honored
A page note from Weatervijo dated June 13 recalls the life and work of Benjamin Hanby author of Our Darling Malte Gray. The piece highlights his influence and a tribute event at Clark University where scholars discuss his songs and legacy.
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Weatervijo
Benjamin Hh. Hanby
Wei Maerviene
Clark
Win B Preduety
Ottarbeln
Olade
Paris Faces Municipal Resignations and Tax Strike
Paris government refuses to accept resignations of mayors while prefects delay appointments. Municipalities suspend all acts, marriages and burial permits halted. 50 towns petition resignations. Premier Clemenceau warns mayors to fulfill duties or face public service suspensions as temporary administrators may be appointed after a month.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Jalon
Ecomella
Federal order halts Movell bill in grain cities
June report from Kansan City states Judge McPherson issues an order carried by state auditor Efreman, pausing the Movell bill until the legislature acts. The law is set to take effect Saturday as grain centers face the new transaction fee regime. Canton mourns the death of 60 year old T G Wende, an AQT veteran, who died suddenly in his Canton home after a heart trouble incident while en route to an engagement.
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Kansan City
McPherson
Alate
Efreman
Canton
T. G. Wende
AQT
Casto
Dudley
Rates Rise Prompt Ohio Civic Meeting at Cedar Point
A fragmentary report notes Sandusky aims to raise rates as Catholic and Forest groups discuss convention plans at Cedar Point. Ohio and Pennsylvania officials plan meetings while Kentucky votes to open a single proposition for a national convention in St Paul in August.
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Sandusky
Order of Forest Satorm
Cedar “Point
Délegal
Ohio
Penneylvnd
Kentucky
St. Paul
Mayor Prowned, Bpringield, Wh. Jue 1d-bigor david 6 Gritiihe
Vague OCR fragment notes a local figure with names and places, mentioning Spritefeld and Vesper Sallea. The text is unclear but implies a local event or record involving greeting or ceremony in a small town setting. No clear date, outcome, or action is discernible.
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Bpringield
Bigor David
Spritefeld
Grawend
Vesper Sallea
Parer
Ingford
Burvaba
Alleged Clamond in Fremont Bound for Grand Jury
An unnamed suspect in Fremont was bound over to the grand jury after appearing in county jail with J. Mac chyie. The case references the late Judge Le, once a leading attorney in the region, noted for wealth at his death.
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Clamond Ie Io Dal Fremont
J. Macchyie
Fatally Injured by a Train in Havenah July 13
Aged 18, Coll Walsh of the rack was struck by a BW and 9 train while on assignment. He is dying at White Hospital, Ravenna, with Newton Fasie in attendance.
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Havenah
Juhe
Ato A
Election results from Elke Farm Trititate Association meeting
The Elke Farm Trititate Association held a meeting in Hast Liverpool on Wednesday. Delegates from 24 clubs across Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia attended. H. W. Smith of the city was elected president and J. P. Motegar of Bulem was chosen secretary treasurer.
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Elke Farm Trititate Association
Liverpool
Ohie
Pennsylvania
H.w.mith
J. P Motegar
Bulem
Powder Explosion Kills Workman at Fort Smith Mill
A turning mill of the Knuttable powder plant exploded on Wednesday in Fort Smith Arkansas killing worker William Coleman. The blast caused extensive damage and authorities began a full investigation into the incident and factory safety measures.
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Mit
Fort Smith
Ark
William Coleman
Navy launch missing after Descovery Pier tragedy
Norfolk readers learn of a launch from Discovery Pier that disappeared on the return to the Minnesota battle ship. Rescue efforts continued all day and through the night Wednesday, but the missing crewmen were not located. Pieces like canvas canopy fabric a bar and a coat were found among debris, suggesting a fatal accident.
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Lover
Norfolk
Navy
Discovery Pier
Exposition Grounds
Railroads adopt new car service rules for all freight
Columbus June 1. O Meral announces to the state railroad commission that railroads will apply the commission’s new car service rules to both interstate and intrastate freight, resolving disputes.
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Columbus
Explorer burned alive in Liberta murder of Walter Volz
Berne reports Walter Volz Swiss explorer captured by natives and burned alive in a hut. In New York on June 13 police raid 17 alleged pool rooms seizing telegraph and telephone instruments with no arrests.
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Explorer
Berne
Switzerland
Walter Volz
Volz
New York
Largest Elk Dies in Defiance D
August Gottwald, noted as the largest Elk in the Order of Elk, died in Defiance on Wednesday at age 40. He weighed 450 pounds and had been awarded a medal as the biggest Elk at last year’s national convention. Carrie Nation arrested in Washington after verbally haranguing a crowd. charged with disorderly conduct and released on bond.
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Defiance
Gottwald
Order of Elke
Denver
Carrie Nation
Washington
Carrie Nayon
Ruskin on Manual Labor and Social Roles
The passage argues that society splits labor into thinkers and workers, calling one a gentleman and the other an operative, while asserting both should be true gentlemen. It laments the divide where the thinker works little while the worker cannot be noble, leading to envy and contempt among morbid thinkers and miserable workers.
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Ruskin
Women Shaving Controversy From New York City Debate
Fragmentary passage notes remarks about New York women and shaving, mentioning a big brunette cashier and a furious mustache. The text is garbled but suggests commentary on appearance and gender expectations in an urban setting. Names and precise events are unclear due to OCR damage.
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New York
Advice on Alaska from Dr Henry Gannett
Dr Henry Gannett of the United States Geological Survey offers advice with a note of surprise. He suggests older people should consider Alaska by all means, while implying younger travelers may face limits on ambition or capacity. The statement hints at Alaska’s allure and vast opportunities compared with other places.
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Alaska
Henry Gannett
United Bimies Geological Survey
Marion Ohio sidewalk ordinance and parish fund remarks
A Marion City Council resolution details sidewalk construction along Avon dale Street and Farm ge Street, noting a four foot sandstone path to match established grade. A parish rector's Sunday sermon criticized certain contributors as mean, recalling a Pilgrim Fathers story amid talk of rising collections.
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Greater
New York
Hoe
Plymouth Rock
City of
Marion
State of
Ohio
Avondale Street
Blake Avenue
Sant
Blake Pee
Farmge Street
Greenwood
Jefferson Stroo
Franconik Avenne
Department of Public Service
K. Rachauser
City Conncil
Conia Seherst
William Fies
Slav
Mirroy
Marion City Council Ordinance Extends Water Line on McWilliams Court
Ordinance No 44 extends water service on McWilliams Court by authorizing the Marion Water Company to lay a line to within seven feet of the north end of McWilliams Court. Section 2 mentions Matthie chief at the Five Department.
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McWilliams Court
City of
Marion
Marion Oi
McWillians Court
Crom Center Streek
Hiriveeven
McWilligans Court
Matthie
City ordinance on hydrant maintenance and publication
A municipal notice orders hydrants raised by detentions and directs the Clerk to notify the company under Section 3 of the ordinance. The ordinance takes effect after faithful publication dated 1907 with signatures of the city president and clerk, and approval by the mayor.
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Pasveddine
S. BR. Ravhauser
City F
Magerats
William Pies
Star
Mirror
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Williame
Review Publishing Co
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International Association of Machinists
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