Darrow Outlines Haywood Defense in Idaho Trial
In Boise on June 25 lawyer Clarence Darrow sketched the Haywood defense to the jury. He denied a great conspiracy to murder and faulted Orchard’s testimony, arguing the federation seeks better wages and conditions, not crime, and that Orchard manipulated witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Clarence
Chicago
William D. Hay Wood
W. Greinenberg
Brennenberg
Hercules
Orchards
Haywood
Urchard
Moyer
Batter Federation of Miners
Pettibone
Darrow
Tha Moyer
Orchard
Ite
Federation
Efay Pa Oe
Cole Plakerton
Innas Vna
Bill Haywood
Harry Orchard
McParland
Mayer
Pettbone
Denver
Wyoming
Kishocoquiling Valley Railway seeks stockholder trip plan
Kishocoquiling Valley Railway Co seeks Interstate Commerce Commission authority to leave a trip plan for all its lines from Belleville to Reedville Pennsylvania. The road operates wholly within Pennsylvania so federal antipase law does not apply and the commission confirms. The plan aims to provide each investor with a uniform fare of 18 cents for the entire route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kisho- Coquiling Valley Railway Co
Belleville
Reedaville
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wamdeh
Pennsylvania
Paxwew
Manifestos Condemn the Czar and Social Revolutionaries
June 15 in St Petersburg reports reveal manifestos issued by the social revolutionary group and 129 deputies calling for continued armed action for land liberty and popular representation. The pieces blame the government breach of faith and state parliament perished to deny the people’s rights.
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Petersburg
Social Revolutioniat
Sympathy Strike Shuts Tapiaville Construction Site
In Tapiaville Kentucky workers on the town’s thinery construction project walked off two weeks ago in sympathy with local carpenters. The strike left two men reportedly hurt and unsettled operations as leadership seeks a resolution.
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Tapiaville
Thinery
Mandey Mpathy
Politician Fires Four Shots in Pittsburg Office
A prominent politician Thowne L. Harper fired four shots at Levi De Wolf, a Pittsburg broker, in De Wolf’s office on Monday. Harper, armed with two revolvers, was subdued by others and held for a hearing. De Wolf cites an old grudge. both men belong to local clubs.
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Pittsburg
Levi de Wulf
Thts
Thowne Ll. Harper
Holan Harper
de Wolf
Harper
Ameribae Club
Pramianot Pepuliewa Clube
Hiiper Belie
Bone
Wolfe
Ole
Rooma
Olu Hime
de Wait
Conductor Minning Sought After Train Collision Disaster
Police seek Davia C. Maroney, conductor of the PuPen Wer train, missing after Sunday collision with a work train near Stratford. Eight fatalities reported after two more deaths Monday. several injured, work crews assist in recovery.
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Minning
Startford
Coun
Davia C. Maroney
Puepenwer
Margney Haw
Life sentence for second degree murder handed to youth
Bidney six year old July 25 plea to second degree murder after robbery of a butcher shop. The warder of William H. Legg city, Frank Whit ing, and Walker were involved. Periude red to plead willly. life sentence imposed in penitentiary.
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Bidney
Frank Whiting
Aan Walker
Frank Burl
Willian H. Legg
Robbina Lie Butcher Bop
Willly
Two Heroes Rewarded by Roosevelt for Railroad Rescue
President Roosevelt awarded life saving medals to Charlee Arma of Clarkevilly Yeun and Edward George of Parsons Pa for rescuing two mall clerks trapped when a Union railroad train plunged 30 feet into a stream near Clarteville. The divers saved the injured clerks from the flooded bridge as onlookers watched.
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Washington
Roosevelt Hase
Charlee Arma
Clarkevilly
Yeun
Edward George
Parsons
Arnie
Martin and Pratter
Haggagomas Morris
Amuck Charles Adams Kills Man in Zanesville
Charles Adams ran amuck at Zanesville and killed Robert Musgrove, a friend. In Eldiney, six people were injured, some fatally, by a falling elevator. A special census ordered to determine population for Oklahoma and Indiana Territory integration.
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Charles Adams
Zanesville
Robert Musgrove
Eldiney
Texas
Recreation Park
Kalamazoo
Medicine Lodge
Kan
New York City Railway Co
New York City
Joseph Moteovich
Byxan
Inidlig
Bridgeville
Washington
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Oklahoma
Indiana Territory
Prosecution rests as Standard Oil trial moves on
Prosecutor David rested his case at the Standard Oil Company of Ohio trial in Findlay after half the chosen witnesses were examined. Defense seeks jury verdict for the defendant, but motion is overruled and examination resumes. In New Orleans, state militia orders readiness to protect Italians tied to a kidnapping murder case, as transfers are planned between parish jails.
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Findlay
David
Standard OL Company of
Ohio
Thea J. C. Troup
Tolles
Virgil PL Kilne
Cleve
New Orleans
Hisnehard
New Orleans Parish
St. Charles Parish
Man Held On Murder Charge In Avondale Case
Irwin Lewis, stepfather of 3 year old Mary Newlin, is jailed in West Chester after an inquest concluded with a formal murder charge. The body was found in a pit in a barnyard near Avondale last Friday. He was committed to prison on Monday.
Destructive Storm Rips Cronketon Farm Near Red Lake River
A severe wind storm struck Cronketon Minnesota on Sunday night, causing extensive damage to farm buildings. In Cronketon the home of a local resident named Gilbert was lifted bodily and carried about 600 feet into Red Lake River, where it broke apart.
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Cronketon
Minn
Thiere Wien
Cr. Gilbert
Red Lake River
Pleces
Eleven Die In HeatWave In Pittsburgh District
Eleven persons are dead and many more prostrated after extreme heat in the Pittsburgh district over the past two days. The report cites rising temperatures and health impacts in the affected areas. Authorities warn residents to stay indoors and hydrate during the heat spell.
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Pittebure
Pitteburg
Bank Messenger Robbed in Washington Incident
Home Savings Bank notified police that a clerk named Roscoe C. Fangs, while returning on a bleeot cay, was robbed of a pouch containing currency and checks totaling 79,636. The report also mentions a fatal lightning event that killed Clare M Lemen and involved clothing on a wire, with unclear surrounding details.
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Washington
Home Bavings Bank
Roscoe C. Fangs
Bani
Womeuly
No Alcohol No Narcotics No Poisons Notice Restated
A concise public notice declares that no alcohol narcotics poisons or related substances are present or offered. It emphasizes the absence of poisonous drugs and abstains from items that could foster the drug habit.
Zon Phora a Woman's Remedy Asserted as Superior Medicine
An advertisement touts Zon Phora as a safe non narcotic medicine for women, claiming Dr Pengelly Mest prepared it with careful ingredient selection. It highlights decades of doctor practice, testimonials from women, and says alcohol is no longer used. The product is sold in sealed one dollar bottles with directions and a booklet.
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Pengelly
roMgles Fox
United States
Nenion, Sey
Neal
Wierd Givens
Palne
Workan
Pennelly
Dr. Pengelly
Labor Unions Merge in Cleveland After Seven Year Struggle
On June 25 in Cleveland L A Faulkner president of the Amalgamated Window Glass Workers of America announced a merger with Local Assembly No 200 ending a seven year dispute. The accord places most skilled window glass workers under the Amalgamated union.
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Cleveland
L. A. Faulkner
Amalgamated Window Glass Workers of America
Union of
Window Glass Workers
Local Assembly No. 200
United States
Washington court ends first day in Holmes leak case
The pavement on Monday concluded the presentation of evidence against Holmes, called the "woman leak" case, with Holmes's attorney declining to argue for dismissal arguing no law applies to the alleged offense. The district attorney will present the opposite view today.
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Washington
Itt Cave
Holmes
Wottan
Peabody Is Dismissed From Police Force
New York detectives report Detective William E. B. Peabody was dismissed from the police force on Monday after facing trial on charges including absence without leave disobedience and involvement in a security evidence dispute linked to Mire Howard Gould in a divorce suit.
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Peabody
New York
William EB. Peabody
Wwe
Mire
Howard Gould
Land Fraud Allegations Highlight Denver Arrests
Denver on June 25 saw ten prominent Colorado figures arrested in a conspiracy to defraud the government under land and timber laws. Among the accused are John B. McMillan Robert Forester F W Keitel and others tied to coal fuel and lumber interests across Routt La Plata Archuleta Pagosa and Denver areas. All defendants appeared before a U S commissioner and were held on 5000 bonds as 55 of 78 indicted face conspiracy charges. Authorities stress full cooperation with the investigation.
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Denver
Estimeny
Colorado
Special Bran
Chem i
John B. McMillan
Routt County
Cal
Wisconsin Coal Co
Robert Forester
Denver & Rio Grande Co
Con Innds
la Plata County
Calumet Fuel Co
Abe Aldiary
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Oth B. Spencer
District Court
F. W. Keitel
St.Lonia
John A. Porter
Porter Fuel Co
Oul Janda
Southern Pacific Coal Co
Cotspiriey i Oul Janda
la Plata
Edgar Riegd
John J. McGinnity
Charles D. McPhee
New Mexican Lumber Co
Archuleta
Alexander Sulenberger
Pagosa Lumber Co
Charles H. Freeman
Pagosa
United States
I Grand Jory
Individdale
United
Meinulty
Union Pacific Co. Co
Superior Coal Co
William A. Cornjah
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Dyer
Bribery Cases Delayed in Criminal Court Proceedings
In connection with the East Broad Street pavé contract the bribery cases were called in criminal court Monday and continued. Prosecutors expect to call Nelson Cannon, the star witness, again at the beginning of next term.
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Dune Ee
East Broad Street
Nelson
Willl Mining
Emberzier Free After Grand Jury Action
Cleveland judge discharges Emberzier and John J. Kelly after grand jury review. Reports note religious excitement cited in irregularities and alleged zeal in a calm case. Alliance, Ohio, June 25. Mrs Clare Bhireve removed home guarded. caretaker Aalster says religious frenzy affected mind and mentions two annual children offerings.
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Cleveland
ga—Lawrendy B. Ryan
Kimple
John J. Kelly
Embersier
Alliance
Qlarn Bhireve
Hey Levi Luptan
Eviction at 44 East Ninety-first Street Sparks Clash
Aleven Bollie was evicted by a deputy sheriff from his home at 44 East Ninety-first Street Soltes and his wife were overpowered. the property was seized for a Belt Line railroad project. Children cried as the crowd protested causing arrests and later dispersal. Roosevelt urged to probe alleged telegraph conspiracy in Washington.
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Cleveland
Aleven Bollie
East Ninety-first Street
Soltes
Hix
bin Turnitin
Land
Boljes
Tle
Childeen
Ariés
Aberiffe
Murder Mystery in Canton Woman Found Dead
Police seek Achin Fat after a Canton murder Monday. The unnamed woman, listed as living with him as a husband, was killed with Retting brownfaet. Authorities describe the case as a domestic tragedy with ongoing investigation.
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Canton
Jane M
Tlimaboth
Achin Fat
Bowen Whalley
Recount Bill Vetoed by Acting Mayor McGowan
New York June 26 Acting Mayor McGowan vetoed the supplementary recount bill, arguing the measure similar to the earlier vetoed version is unconstitutional and unfair. He questions potential improper votes and the integrity of the recount process.
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New York
McGowan
Fire-ravaged tenement collapse hits New York streets
In New York on June 2A a factory building at the corner of Lafayette and Walker streets collapsed early today. Three or four families resided on the upper floor. At 10 a m the fire department announced that several residents trapped in the building were being rescued with hope for their safety.
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New York
Lafaywite and
Walker Streets
Moore
Puill
On the Job Merchant Applicants for Clerkship
A merchant asks an applicant about business experience and the candidate replies with extensive practice. The dialogue notes 18 different situations encountered in the last three years, illustrating broad exposure to varied business scenarios.
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Tee Yee Li
Fragmentary Old Question Speech Quotation Appears
A garbled OCR fragment presents a speech fragment about offering money and house sight unseen. The text is partly unreadable but suggests a question about paying for a home or building and the listener’s reaction. No clear people, places, or dates are identifiable.
Metals and Metaphors in a Murky Column
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a metallic metaphor piece describing how the world uses metals in language and industry. The text includes broken phrases about iron, Asia, and a drowned explorer motif, with nonsensical interjections and misspelled terms suggesting corrupted typography.
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Btrike Re. Rot
Culk
Tiltera
Beovae
Great Lakes Engineering Works
Babtlags
Chile
Balitiago
Fatare
Ueeunsh
South America
Corral
Ryle
MR. Carnegin
Hanae
Germany
The
Americas Club
Grand Jury
Spragham
George S. Scrugham
International Valleyholders’ Committee
Life
Scrugg Ham
Ballute
Tervatees
New York Life Insuranc, Co
Awidenne
Charles Burrup
Serugeham
Cewrand Jury
Chrhes
Paul
Clare M
Lemen
Charenne
Ware
Union Pacific Railroad
Chardon
Columbus
Emberzier
Castoria
Roosavelt
Central Laboration of Washington
House
Jate
Comepifady
Marion Pany. Company
North Main E. Oo
Marion Ice & Cold Storage Co
Pride
Marion
Marion Milling Fhain Co
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