Orchard testimony and Haywood defense in Cripple Creek trial
In Denver and Cripple Creek proceedings, Orchard’s claimed diary of crimes is scrutinized as Haywood’s defense argues he betrayed fellows, accepted pay from mine owners detectives, and aided in the Vindicator mine episode. McPartland to follow Orchard on the stand amid allegations of militia protection and bribery.
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Boise
Orchard
Haywoods
Jd Dynamiter
Western Federation of Miners
McPartland
Richardson
Denver
Dempsey
Hoxan
Pettibone
Haywood
Peabody
Cripple Creek
Steve Adams
Adams
O'Neill
Miners’ Magazine
Ee Richardsen Haa
William D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Vindicator
Colorado
D.C. Scott
Grallway
Scott
K. C. Sterling
Mine Owners’ Association
Moyer
Scottirs
W. F. Davis
Three Given First Rank At Triumph Lodge Meeting
At the regular meeting of Triumph lodge Knights of Pythius Friday night three candidates were accorded the first rank, reflecting the lodge's usual ceremonial honors and membership progression.
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Triumph Lodge
Knights of Pythius
Perry West on the Road to Recovery at Keld Memorial
Perry West remains hospitalized at Keld Memorial hospital after the accident though he shows recovery signs. Medical officials report no danger of illness spreading from the amputation and monitor his condition closely.
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Perry
Recovery
Perry West
Keld Memorial Hospital
Commercial Club Puzzles Members At Pleasant Evening Talk
The Commercial club hosts a Monday evening gathering for its members and South Side Improvement Association with a fraternal smoker style program. Hon. W D Foulke will speak on observations from Europe while other talks are brief and convivial. a lunch will follow. The club, now nearly two hundred strong, is led by J F L McCarthy who drives city improvements under consideration.
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South Side Improvement Association
South Side Association
W. D
Foulke
J. FL McCarthy
Chambers Elected Treasurer at Latest Lodge Meeting
Albert Morel resigned as treasurer of the order triggering an election at the last meeting. Charles ChanQers was chosen to fill the vacancy, and the next Thursday night the lodge will host one of its famous Smokers in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Morel
Elis
Prink ChanQers
Elke
Cyclone Death Toll Rises Across Illinois And Kentucky Towns
A cyclone swept through New Minden and York Illinois killing four at least and injuring many. Homes, churches, and a parochial school were destroyed. In Gradyville Kentucky a cloudburst left fifteen dead with many more missing as wreckage spanned two creeks and debris littered the countryside.
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York
Kentucky
Nashville
New Minden
Henry Weihe
Carl Stellmeier
Herman Wethe
Carl Steumeler
Henry Heseman
Tes
Weihe
Louisville
Gradyville
Forks of Two Creeks
Baccalaureate Service Planned at Earlham College
A large audience is expected at the Earlham college chapel Sunday morning for the baccalaureate service. Prof. Elbert Russell of the Bible Department will deliver the address, making the event one of the most impressive moments of the commencement exercises this year.
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Earlham College
Elbert Russell
Bible Department
One For Second Degree At Whitewater Odd Fellows Meeting
One candidate was given the second degree at the meeting of the Whitewater lodge of Odd Fellows on Friday night.
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Whitewater Lodge of Odd Fellows
Weather Prophet Forecasts Cloudy Indiana and Rainy Ohio
Partly cloudy Sunday in Indiana with warmer conditions in the north. In Ohio, Sunday brings rain across the state.
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Indiana
North
Ohio
Classified Ads Cutoff Time at Palladium Office
The Palladium and Sun Telegram announce a daily deadline of eleven thirty for all classified advertisements to appear in the same day’s paper. The rule responds to a surge in classifieds and extra workload, urging advertisers to submit by the stated time to ensure inclusion.
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Palladium
Sun-Telegram
Immunity for Harriman Secured in White House Talks
A White House conference led to the conclusion that J. B. Harriman has complete immunity from criminal prosecution for his Interstate Commerce Commission testimony. The gathering also addressed prosecutions of bituminous railroads and the impending suits against anthracite lines including Delaware, Susquehanna and Schuylkill and others. Federal action against additional lines may follow as the cases progress.
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Washington
KE. H. Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia
White House
Bonaparte
Harvester Trust
Delaware, Susquehanna and Schuylkill
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Delaware and Hudson
New York, Susquehanna and Western
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Erie
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Root
the Treasury
Cortelyou
the Interior
Garfield
Taft
Interstate Commerce
Knapp and
Lane
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
Harriman
Kellogg
Knapp
Loeb
Regret Retirement Of A Popular Firm
The firm of Gaar and Shurley retires after six years of success. They rented 12 and 14 North Eighth street in 1301 after a fire caused horse deaths. They equipped with the best vehicles and horses, building a high standard. New proprietor Jus. Stevenson will benefit from the business.
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Gaar and Shurley
John D. Vaughn
North Eighth Street
Jus. Stevenson
Richmond Y M C A site to be chosen soon by new committee
Richmond plans to advance its Y M C A project with a building committee steering site selection and architectural plans. A finance group will handle all construction bills while a separate committee will recruit a general secretary and supervise securing a location, with several favorable sites already discussed.
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Richmond
New
Y.M
John B. Dougan
Henry Gennett
M. C. Henley
Howard Dill
Richard Sedgwick
5. E. Jones
BE. K, Shera
Clarence Kramer
Jesse 5
Glidden Tour Will Number 103 Autos
Local autoists report 103 cars will join the Glidden tour carrying at least 412 people. A brief gasoline stop is planned in Riehmoui.
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Riehmoui
Odd Fellows Lodge to Confer First Degree Next Monday
Richmond lodge of Odd Fellows will confer the first degree upon one candidate next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Lodge of Odd Fellows
Aldrich Case Ends in Barber Shop Suicide Attempt
Newton M. Aldrich manager of the Postal Telegraph Cable office on North Eighth street attempted to end his life with a razor at Bulla barber shop after a prior attempt several weeks earlier. Barbers restrained him, he was jailed overnight, then released at his wife’s urging. He blamed intoxication for his crisis and denied drug use.
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Newton M. Aldrich
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
North Eighth Street
Ife
Ben
Aldrich
Tremens
Bulla
Leo Aldrich
Mr. Bulla
Bailey
Riley Roberts
Holly Barber Shop
Roberts
Telegraph Company
Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias considers two amendments
In Norfolk Virginia during June the Supreme Assembly of the Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias met in annual session for the Jamestown exposition. It considered two amendments one standardizing style and another proposing radical regulations. Both amendments likely will pass at this session.
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Norfolk
Supreme Assembly of the Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
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Prince Fushimi
Japan
Scilly Islands
King Edward
England
William Dudley Foulke
Europe
Ida Winters
Easthaven Hospital
Bell
A. B. G. Ewing
the Home For Friendless
Jessup
Winters
Home For Friendless
S&s E Smith
Easthaven Insane Hospital
White's Institute
Chambers
Elks
Illinois
Ill
Terre Haute
Ind
Dugoeth
Prof
Earlham
The
Gaar
Shurley
Y.M.C. A
Prospect
Postal Telegraph Company
Bulla Barber Shop
Supreme Assembly
U. K
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