Orchard Bomb Evidence Takes Center Stage In Trial
In a dramatic courtroom day Judge Goddard heard evidence about a dynamite bomb linked to Orchard. Detective McParland, witnesses, and seized materials traced the bomb to the defendant, while defense objections failed. Related testimony tied Orchard to previous crimes and corroborated the defense’s challenge to the prosecution. The trial proceeds with further contested exhibits and expert analysis.
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Bole
Goddard Bony
Harry Ovehagaine
Willan D. Haywood
The
Miners’ Magazine
Western Federation of Miners
Luther M. Goddard
Rebird
Gairy
Orchard
Holkeley Wella
Milkerton Detective Agency
Goddard
Denver
Hebdt
Horah
Medmideon
Darrow
Seward
San Francisco
Harry Orchard
Fred Bradley
Francisco
Joho L. Breariy
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Canon City
Peabody
George Polibone
Haywood
Horace N. Hawkins
Hichardson
Hogan
Wine Growers Leaders Jailed in Argeliers, France
Montpelier reports wine growers leaders and Narbonne extrayor M Verrou arrested at Argeliers and sent to local jail. Woman drowns herself in Newari on June 20. Mrs. Kimerane, six farmers’ wife, dies by drowning in a well amid cancer and morphine distress.
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Montpelier
France
M. Verrou
Extrayor
Narbonne
Argeliers
Newari
Kimerane
Postponed Son Case Delays Fate In Fravoleco
In Fravoleco on June 26 the case involving a son once due to face action was postponed for another fortnight. Police today will be named in charges and an official update on the matter is awaited.
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Fravoleco
Abraham
Imal Do
Flood Claims Over a Hundred Lives in Thessaly June Flood
A catastrophic inundation in Thessaly caused by overflowing rivers washed through Halkale and surrounding areas, leaving more than a hundred people missing or drowned as rescue efforts commence and authorities assess the extent of the disaster.
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Pkuend
toHhkale
Thessaly
Gov Stokeow Asks NJ Secretary to Resign
Gov Stokeow mails a letter to Secretary of State Dickinaah of New Jersey urging his resignation. A reward of 5000 dollars is offered for the arrest and conviction of the two men who murdered Julius Rowentuelmer, president of the London News Co. in Pelham New York. Details of the Rupperk fighting at Kiev, Russia, show suppression after four bloody engagements that left 70 dead or wounded.
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Stokeow
Dickinaah
New Jersey
Thomas EK. Reese
Weetminiator Mia Savinge Bank
Uleidé
Shootliie
Commercial Telegraphers’ Winat
Western Union
Pantal Telegraph
Julius T. Rowentuelmer
London Newdle Co
Hie Hore
Pelham
N.Y
Rupperk
Kiev
Russia
Will Refuse to Resign in San Francisco Government
June 20 report says Mayor Sehimba will resist transfer of power to Acting Mayor Gallagher. Sehimba and all Sehmite appointees reportedly refuse to relinquish office when remunerations are called.
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San Francises
Sehimba
Gallagher
Lila Attorbeys
Packed public lands convention shocks Denver crowd
Denver June 20 A sensation rose at the public lands convention as both administration and anti administration forces charged the gathering was packed. Anti administration members claimed unaccredited persons received seats under a new admission order, while genuine delegates would only receive seating if properly accredited.
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Denver
Public Lands
Steamship Captain Fined For Duty Evasion In Newport News
Newport News Va June 20 Capt Morrow commander of the army transport Kilpatrick has been fined 720 by the treasury department for illicit importation of goods including a quantity of fine dress goods marked used household goods. The offending box was shipped from Havana by Mal Herbert Slocum UBA. The goods were liable to import duty.
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Newport News
Morrow
Kilpatrick
Treasury Department
Havana
Mal. Herbert Slocum
UBA
Porter Surprise at Hague Peace Conference Rights Reserved
The second peace conference at The Hague saw Gen. Horace Porter reserve the United States right to raise the question of the limitation of armaments. Helke obtained the right to introduce the topic of collecting contractual debts by force.
Dayton Man Shoots Woman Then Self in Family Tragedy
Dayton Ohio June 20. Robert Nickely 60, head of a family, shot Maud Winter mortally wounding her as she prepared to marry the man of her choice, and then turned the weapon on himself. Both are expected to die.
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Dayton
Robert Nicely
Maud Winter
Poison Capsule for a Murderer in St Louis Case
A capsule containing strychnine was mailed to Lord Frederick Barrington, awaiting execution July 26 for the murder of James P. McCann. The item, intercepted by Sheriff Herper, was found in a “personal” envelope with a note claiming indigestion.
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St. Louia
Frederick Barrington
Alsyer
James P. McCann
Herper
Lord Barrington
Tome
Great Graft In Furniture Contracts at New Capitol
Harrisburg June 20 Charles D Montague a New York metal furnishings expert testified before the capital investigation commission that the state overpaid for Wetablle furniture from Pennsylvania Construction Co under a 3 million dollar contract. He claimed the four rooms costed $60,000 though worth $27,000 and said vault steel was ordinary. Montague alleged overcharges, mispriced materials, and questioned plans for isolated rooms. The commission will continue hearings with Ex Gov Pennypacker and others heard this week.
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Harrisburg
Charleat D. Montague
New York
Capitol Investigation Commission
Pennsylvania Construction Co
Board of Grounds and Buildings
Montague
Cork
Huston
Pennsylvania Co
Gov
Pennypacker
Trap Shooters' Tournament Opens With High Scores in Chicago
George L Lyon of Durham NC won the preliminary handicap at the Chicago Gun Club with 96 of 100. Tom Graham and J B Graham of Long Lake AL led for second with 95 each. Lee Harkey of Chicago posted the best professional score. Five states contested in the team shoot as 19 teams of five faced the trap. Second Tiipoix team won with 468.
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Chicago
George L. Lyon
Durham
N.C
Tom Graham Wid
J. B. Graham
Long Lake
Lee Harkey
Preparing to Avert a Fuel Famine
Washington June 20 Strenuous measures have been adopted by the government and railroads to avert a fuel famine to the west and northwest thought to be impending next winter.
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Washington
Northwest
Receivership Stands in Leavenworth Case
The jury rejected H A Tucker’s bid to remove the Supreme Court appointed receiver in the Uncle Bam Oil Co case. The verdict upholds the receivership. the company claims over 10,000 stockholders amid alleged conspiracies by Bucardard Go and railroads to wreck the firm. Tucker faces potential imprisonment for contempt.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Uncle Bam OW Co
H. A. Tucker
Supreme Court
Tucker
Wau
Rai Eoads
Guurk
Hamburg American Packet Co Race Into Monopoly Claims
The state commerce commission will probe the Hamburg American Packet Co and Cosmopolitan Shipping Co in a sweeping inquiry into alleged restrictive trade practices. The complaint accuses the Hamburg company of controlling eastbound and westbound traffic from interior US cities to Europe and dictating rates and routes with foreign backing. It cites alleged 97 percent control of trade from midwestern and western cities to continental Europe and expands into a broad international dispute over competition.
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Ington
Thattor
State Commerce Commission
Hamburg-American Packet Co
Peter Wright & Sons
Philadelphia
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
Cosmopolitan Hines
United States
Ring Condemrn
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Minnieapolin
Duluth
Cleveland
Europe
Complaiiant
Onen
Rotterdam
Leith
Copenhagen
HrannAtlantic & It
Huinture- American Packet Co
North German
Lloyd
Scandinavian American Line
Wilson Chin Tue
T Ie
North Atlantic
Hamburg
American Packet Co
Baltic
Fla
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Atlantic
Thia 4
Sn Ite
Michigan Legislature Adjourns After Long Session
Lansing June 20 The Michigan Legislature adjourned after a lengthy session begun January 1 and appropriating 9 100 000. Bills passed include a two cent railroad fare law creating a three member railroad commission to regulate railroads, a law to establish a fiber twine plant in the Jackson state prison, a measure to submit to voters the question of electing U S Senators by popular vote, and repeals involving liability and venue changes.
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Michigan
Lansing
Mien
Jackson
United States
Eels
United Lability
Aol
Averted Panic as Lamp Van Explodes at Creston Hall
A packed Creston town hall Tuesday night faced a scare when a lamp van broke loose its fastenings, exploded, and set fire to carpets and curtains. A performer calmly rolled the burning lamp onto the carpet and cast it outside, restoring order and saving the show.
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Wooster
Creston
Militia to Aid Dedication of McKinley Monument
Beaster Charles Dick, commander of the Ohio National Guard, conferred with McKinley memorial trustees to arrange guardsmen participation in the monument dedication. Although not official, large portions of the O N G are expected to be present for the ceremony in Canton on an unspecified date this fall.
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Canton
Charles Dick Ax
Ohio National Guard
McKinley Memorial
McKinley Monument
Mos
Harrier Kelny
Wie Sevelled
Wealthy Manufacturer Assaulted and Robbed in Cleveland
Wealthy Langenau Manufacturing Co. chief father of ex mayor McKinnon was assaulted and robbed by two men and a woman allegedly luring him into a Hewk on Hamilton avenue. Police arrested Lena Harvey for alleged robbery and are seeking two male suspects. Victim lost a watch ring and $25. total property value set at $445 with relatives valuing at $2,000.
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Cleveland
Woonoo
Langenai Manufacturing Co
McKinnon
Rob
Hamilton Avenue
Nis
Lena Harvey
Nice
Langenau Jost
Maniond
Diocesan Order Bans Dances and Unpermitted Festivals
A diocesan order issued by Minhop Horstmann bans dances at churches and church socials after nightfall and prohibits any festival or excursion without express written permission. Public appeals for funds or pledges via pieties, lectures, and similar activities are forbidden, except for organization fees with proceeds to public charity.
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Pute
Cleveland
Waltren
Minhop Horstmann
Society for Testing Metals Meeting in Atlantic City
The Society for Testing Metals will meet in Atlantic City on Friday to discuss a rail problem and will announce details about the steel rail contract, chemical composition, and manufacturing method. The timing is significant due to recent railroad wrecks linked to broken rails and racing inquiries by railroad interests and steel men.
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Pittsburg
Society For Testing Metals
At_lantic City
Gift To Buchtel College Adds To Carnegie Fund
A $44,000 gift to Buchtel College Akron was accepted at the commencement Wednesday with the condition that the donor's name be withheld. The gift increases an existing fund now totaling $50,000 half of which was given by Andrew Carnegie. The donor is from the east and the gift aims to bolster the college’s endowment.
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Buchtel College
Akron
Andrew Carnegie
Nervous Women Suffer No More From Prolific Ad Claims
An early 20th century advertisement proclaims Zoo-Phorn as a cure for nervous disorders in women. It touts relief from headaches backaches and fatigue, claiming hormonal and genital organ balance, strengthened nerves, and renewed vitality within a week. The copy urges readers to buy a one dollar bottle and seek private guidance from the ZonPheri Company.
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Hawkachi
Rovin
Kalama, Mid
Alleged Incendiary to Arrested In Cleveland
Cleveland June 2 Hehijamin Cola the butcher charged with arson after allegedly setting a store on Beovill Avenue to defraud Travelers Insurance Co. arrested on $2,000 bail. Court date set. report notes prior arrest and exposure.
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Cleveland
Hehijamin % Cola
Sonny” Heeple Marten Rave
Marshal Brockman
Cohn
Beovill Avenue
Simuranes Co
Washington
Cobh
Plot to ruin a mayor's reputation unfolds
A fragmentary report describes a scheme formed by two women to damage Mayor Charles ly Prantx by exposure of alleged involvement of Ten Meyers, age 13. The claimant repudiates involvement and asserts the plan was orchestrated by the two women.
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Juin
Charles Ly Prantx
Ten Meyers
Bert
Verdict in Traction Gar Is Delayed
Cleveland reports a delayed verdict in street railway cases with the special alienit Jaden leaving the city. They announce they will return July 12 to hand down a decision that day.
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Cleveland
Salvation Army Leader Resigns in Youngstown Era Change
Former head of the Salvation Army in Youngstown, Jim Cayt F. A. McDiarmid, who led allied work supported by city donors, resigned after a change at the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co plant. The report notes community backing and a shift in army labor at the plant.
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ExSalvation Army
Youngstown
Jim
Cayt
F. A. McDiarmid
Salvation Army
Himiler Ae Teat
Atvaling Braxs
Youngstown Sheet and ‘Tube Co
Wen
Farmer Killings Tie to Family Tragedy in Blaine Ohio
Jasne Redpath, a farmer, killed Mrs Paro Une Harding his mother in law blaming her for his wife leaving. He fired five shots into the woman head then tried to flee and was captured at St. Ololravilie.
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Farmer
Blaine
Jasne Redpath
Paro Une Harding
Iniaw
St. Ololravilie
Schedule in Bankruptcy Filed for Alliance Manufacturing Co
Cleveland June 20 The Alliance Manufacturing Co filed its schedule in federal court involuntary bankruptcy proceedings. It lists liabilities at 44 465 and notes equity at 44 797.
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Cleveland
Alliance Ae Manufacturing
Best of It in a Cream Stain Crisis
A mother and Bridget improvise a quick dress save after a spill. The infant’s buttercream mishap forces a home remedy fix using condensed milk bits to salvage clothing. The scene captures quick thinking and practical rural resolve.
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Mistress
Bridget
New York Life Insurance Board Result Sparks Heavy Victory
The latest certificated return reveals the administration ticket winning by over 135000 votes against the rival committee ticket in the directors election. The majority bloc claimed decisive control as reported in Major ity, New York.
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New York
New York Life Innowrance Co
Lateran Committee
Tckot
Hatton Named First In M A Hanna Chair
A. K. Hatton of the University of Chicago is chosen as the first incumbent of the M A Hanna Chair in polio science in the Western Borough region. Friends note strong research ties and a history of public health service.
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M. A. Hanna
A. K. Hatton
University of Chicago
Frwt
M.A
Fragmentary Preview: Beauty, Desire, and Noise in a World Noticed
A cryptic note discusses the clash between idealized beauty and grim reality across cultures. It hints at a restless public seeking meaning amid decay, with scattered phrases about love, value, and disturbance shaping a broader social mood.
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National Liquor Dealers’ Association
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Bufalo
Frank Tallchfef
Cattaraugus Reservation
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Guatemala
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Goa
Polo
Averles
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Salvador
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New Capitol
Interstate Commerce Commission
Castoria
Meveland
Juda Fiedian
Willan J. Wilko
Wilken Riedrin Wellsel Co
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Ambler Boulevard
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Conia Ind
Dave
Marion Provision Company
North Main E. Genter
Marion Ice & Cold Storage Co
Wade and
Guarateed
Marion Milling
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