Haywood trial advances as Orchard testimony links Denver and San Francisco plot
The Haywood murder case proceeds with prosecution presenting a thread of evidence tying Pettibove's Denver store to Orchard in San Francisco in the Bradley plot. Defense cross examines Orchard, who recants some motives while maintaining a broad conspiracy theory by enemies of the Western Federation of Miners. The day features detailed testimonies on kidnap plots, ransom schemes, and alleged anti-union actions, with broader criminal and political fallout noted across multiple items.
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Steunenberg
Abe
Harry Orchard
George Pettibove
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San Francisco
Hradley
Steve Adame
Stennenberg
Guy Tosted
David Coat
Western Federation of Miners
United States
Devil's Ieland
England
France
Harriman
Rocke Island Company
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Harry Posner
Howard, King
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Africa
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Doumia
Julius Lehmann
Hall Hartman
St. Louis
Folk
Taft
St. Paul
Mian
Rudge Dunne
Sohimus
San Pranciden
Lituie
Herbert Sinclair
Tyrone
North Fates More
Womes
Thoms Haldwin
Munder de
Beenie
Havel Holt
Chicngo
Minnie Klederer
Cedar Lake
Tadlana
Salvador
Acajuuia
John Motkaant
Roosevelt
Simmer
Saltamore Hill
Cyater Bay
Ohio Grand Army
Canta
Yungcbun
Woighow
Defiance
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Missouri
David Long
Caruthersville
Iise
Long
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John &. Little
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Washington
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J. H. Freeman
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American Association of Nurserymen
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Electric Park
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Strait of Berthemuime
Plant Trees By Millions to Prevent Annual Floods
Pittsburg chamber of commerce leads effort to urge city, state and national action to plant forests at headwaters to curb western Pennsylvania floods. Experts warn 2 000 000 000 trees needed, with decades of labor and uncertain short term impact. Monongahela Allegheny basins span 20 000 square miles across western PA, West Virginia, western New York and Maryland.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
Maryland
Dissolves Duma in Russia as autocracy tightens grip
An imperial ukase dissolves the Duma and prorogs the empire until November 1, signaling a move against the elected body. The decree bars 55 social democratic members and arrests key leaders while warning of a confrontation with Parliament over new election rules.
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St. Petersburg
Aitania
Priypwrar
Nicholas
MAS
Jo Lich
Iuculiel
Staolf
Council of the Empire
Peace Conference Opens at The Hague with Russia's Nelidov presiding
The second international peace conference opened in The Hague amid a concise program. Dr. Van Tots Van Gaudrien delivered welcomes, a telegram of greetings to Emperor Nicholas and Queen Wilhelmina was adopted, and M. Nelidov led the Russian delegation as president. The speech denounced chivalrous diplomacy and urged lasting world peace. Only one body was recovered from the Norfolk wreck, missing sailors remain unaccounted.
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Hague
van Tots van Gaudrien
Netherlands
Nicholas
Wilhelmina
M. Nelda
Ruaslan
Nelidatt
Ruaslawis
Drpansu
Fire Destroys NYC Hallway Co Car Barns on Madison
Fire destroyed the car barns of the New York City Hallway Co on Madison Avenue Sunday. Officials estimate damage near $200,000 and note thirty autos burned or damaged in the blaze.
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New Yorke
New York City
Grim Reaper Figures In Case Tied To Dodge Morse Cave
Abraham Steinhardt, jailed for conspiracy in the Dodge Morse case, dies in lame ataxia. Abe Hummel, nephew Abraham Kaenburgh, and others face pending indictments. DA to seek dismissal of charges as Steinhardt’s death clears several counts. Bracken, linked as private detective, remains at large.
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New York
Benjamin C. Stelbardt
Howe & Hummie
Hitler
Dodge-Morus
Abraham Kaenburgh
Hummel
Steinhardt
Bet Ung
Foster
Garvan
Dodge
Jerome
Gigerlel
Supreme Court
Puraman
Dodge-Morse Cave
Onw
Edward Dracken
Bracken
Midshipmen Bodies Found After Seawater Tragedy
In Newport News Virginia full naval uniforms were found torn bodies of Midshipmen P H Field Virginia class 1408 W N Stevenson North Carolina class 1408 and F P Holcomb Delaware class 1907. Holcomb was identified by clothing and a watch. Other bodies were recovered and taken to the Potomac and Hampton Roads for identification.
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Newport News
H, Field
Virginia
Cinax 18
W. N. Stevanson
North Carolin
F P
Holcomb
Delaware
Chesapeake
Futualug Batomac
Naval Hisital
Portsmouth
Asher
Potomac
Witness Testimony Opens in Holmes Cotton Scandal Trial
Washington report details New York broker Louis H. Van Riper testifying about pre release cotton report tips used to profit, claiming Holmes shared information to benefit brokers. Alleged scheme included a $107,000 gain from advance data for November reports and a five member information network.
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Washington, D. C
Louis H. van Riper
New York
Edwin H. Holmes, Jr
Holmes
Agricultural Department
van Riper
Pooa, Peckham
Dures Ehow
Yosex Haas
Holao
Holm
Ylang
Che
Ablp
Schmitz Removed from Office by San Francisco Supervisors
San Francisco city supervisors formally removed Schmitz from the mayor's office during the Monday meeting. The action follows ongoing governance disputes and marks a pivotal shift in city leadership.
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Schmitz
San Francisco
Ctl
Senmita
Supery Dames Gallagher
Baldheaded editor and odd ad lore in medical jottings
A whimsical column mocks a baldheaded Pathfinder editor and satirizes advertising cures for baldness. It also notes razor strap production from horn shavings and warns of diamond dust poisoning among gem cutters in a series of brief, curio-like vignettes.
Market Report Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cities
The June 18 2007 market notes show fluctuating prices for wheat corn and oats in New York with firm tones in some reports. Livestock values edge higher for cattle with choicest steers around 5.76 per unit and hogs at 6.60 to 6.70 per unit while potatoes and hay maintain strong bids in regional listings.
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Floue
Cleveland
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