Orchard Still Unbroken in Testimony on Haywood Plot Trials
The cross examination of Harry Orchard continues as he defends the consistency of his story about assassinations paid by Haywood Moyer and Pettibone. He avoids detail on detective ties, recalls bomb plans with Haywood, and admits revising his narrative for a history of his life while defense questions aim to discredit parts of his testimony.
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Orchard
Boise
June
Harry Orchard
W. D. Haywood
Cripple Creek
Denver
Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
Sherjon Bel
Haywood
Moyer
Pettibone
Richardson
Independence Depot
Mine Owners’ Association
Return of George Rettig Sparks Pleasant Milton Homecoming
George Rettig, recently at Purdue, enjoyed a lively Milton homecoming with his father as a runaway horse caused chaos on Main Street. The incident ended with no injuries, only broken harness and scared bystanders. Also reported is the death of Morris H. Moore in Long Beach California on the fifth of June. Moore, son of Charles and Marcia White, an Earlham College alumnus and former teacher, leaves a widow Alice Williams and daughter Olive with siblings in Richmond Dublin and Earlham. Funeral held in Long Beach.
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George Rettig
Purdue University
Eighth
Main Streets
Main Street
Atkinson
Sixth Street
George
Otto Rettig
Milton
Ind
Morris H. Moore
Long Beach
Cal
Charles
Marcia White
Moore
Earlham College
Alice Williams
Olive
Mary Sutton
Richmond
Debora Farnas
Earlham
Lizzie Sutton
Dublin
Edwin Cole Funeral Planned in Economy Church
Edwin Cole who died this morning from an accident that caused partial paralysis will be buried in Sugar Grove cemetery after a one o'clock Monday service conducted by Rev. Singer at the M. E. church. The K of P fishing picnic scheduled for today has been postponed one week due to bad weather.
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Ind
Edwin Cole
Singer
M. E
Sugar Grove
Japanese Competition In Sardine Trade Expands
Tokio competes with Norwegians in the sardine industry as large quantities of the fish are introduced into the American market, signaling growing Japanese influence in global fish trade.
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Tokio
German capitalists invest in Kilwa land for large scale cotton
Stuttgart capitalists of Württemberg are sinking large sums into Kilwa district in German East Africa to raise cotton on a substantial scale. They aim to develop farming operations and boost production, signaling a major investment in colonial agriculture.
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Stuttgart
Proclamation Denounces Weather Man Over Delayed Picnic Sun
In Wayne county officials denounce the weatherman as an eccentric figure causing June brides to fear frost. The proclamation calls residents to mock the forecast with straw hats duck trousers and oxfords amid heat debate and delayed outdoor plans.
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Anil
Wayne County
Epworth League Entertainment at Dunbar Home Centerville
Centerville Indiana June 8 One of the season's most enjoyable social events was an Epworth league entertainment at the home of Mr and Mrs T G Dunbar in honor of Rev W E Whitlock pastor of the M E church Mrs C A Langley league president presided and announced the program Whitlock spoke briefly expressing appreciation and desire to meet all in the community A musical program followed featuring Mrs J W Horne and daughter Geneve Horne in Gypsy Dance Liszt Florence Kersey sang O Dry Those Tears with Miss Geneve Horne at piano Miss Mary Beck and others performed Recitation The Other Wise Man by Henry Van Dyke Refreshments were served and guests of all ages enjoyed the gathering
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Centerville
Ind
T. G. Dunbar
Epworth League
W. E. Whitlock
M. BE
C. A. Langley
Whitlock
Teresa del Riego
Kersey
Geneve Horne
Mary Beck
Bessie M. Buhl
Henry van Dyke
Weather summary for Indiana and Ohio regions
The Weather Prophet reports generally fair conditions in Indiana north with possible Sunday showers in the south. In Ohio, expect partly cloudy skies Sunday with warmer conditions in the southern portion.
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Indiana
Decatur Defeats Local Squad In Good Contest
Decatur beat Richmond 3 to 1 in a tight ball game before a good crowd at Athletic Park. Moore, a South Bend Central League recruit, pitched well for Richmond, striking out nine while allowing seven hits, but Decatur’s Lefty Geyer outpitched him. The locals showed strong fielding with Justice at second and Burns contributing three hits.
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Decatur
Richmond
Jessup
Athletic Park
Lefty Geyer
South Bend
Moore
Hie
Geyer
Grant
Friday Moore
Brodie
Dayton
Buffalo Grass
Justice
Quakers
Fisher
Burns
Visitors
City Officials Inspect Foundry In Richmond Monday Morning
President Bookwalter James A. Carr Burton Westcott and Georg Packsham, officers of the Superior division of the American Seeding Machine company, Springfield Ohio, visit Richmond to view a heat in the new foundry at the Hoosier drill works. Local foundry touted as best owned by the seeding machine trust, prompting notable interest in its opening.
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Bookwalter
James A.carr
Burton Westcott
Georg Packsham
Superior
American Seeding Machine Company
Springfield
Ohio
Richmond
Hoosier Drill Works
Seeding Machine Trust
Resignation Accepted by the Whitewater Presbytery
The Whitewater Presbytery met to consider the resignation of Rev. C. O. Shirey of Second Presbyterian Richmond. His resignation was accepted and Rev. Carson acted as moderator with Rev. T. J. Graham as stated clerk. Rev. Davis of Lawrenceburg will declare the Richmond pulpit vacant on June 23. Graham will moderate church sessions until a successor is found. Shirey will conduct his last service June 16 and depart for Polo NL to join a Presbyterian church there.
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Whitewater
C. O. Shirey
Second Presbyterian Church
Shirey
Mr. Carson
T. J. Graham
Mr. Davis
Lawrenceburg
Richmond
Graham
Polo, NL
Presbyterian Church
United States coal interests form Scotland merger
London reports negotiations underway for a large coal amalgamation in the Lothians. Major collieries in East and Mid Lothian to join under a combined capital around 6.125 million dollars, employing about 7,000 men and boosting mining across eastern Scotland as output has already tripled in three years.
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London
United States
Scotland
Lothians
East Lothian
Mid Lothian
Memorial Meeting Held For Jennie Cassiday Flower Mission
Memorial gathering at Rhoda Temple this afternoon in support of Jennie Cassiday Flower Mission, carried on by the W. C. T. U. for several years. Several papers will be read and all are cordially invited to attend.
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Rhoda Temple
Jennie Cassiday Flower
Local Richmond Artists Exhibit Pleases Association
Richmond art exhibit showcases paintings from local artists with J. L Bundy arranging the hung show. Works by Florence G. Chandlee M. Maude Eggemeyer A. W. Greg W. A. Holly and Anne Newman earn praise for vivid portraits landscapes and still lifes. The display is described as the finest Richmond has seen with broad support from the local art association.
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Richmond
Clear Creek
Earlham College
J. B. Bundy
Marietta
Georgia
Frank J. Girardin
Tha
Art Association
A.W. Greg
Old King Homejstead
Centerville
W. A. Holly
Alice G. Locke
Alden Mote
Anne Newman
David W. Stevenson
Theodore Newman
M. T. Nordyke
J. £. Bundy
M. Johnston
Manches
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Weill
Independence
John Nevile
Som
Arry Orchard
W. D. Maywood
Idaho
Orhard
Morrish. Moore
California
Milton Lev
Purdue
Eral
MR. Whitlock
The
Polo, Ili
Coal Interest Merger
Hattie Lashley
Elizabeth Lashley
Illinois
Chester
Lashley
Miss Lashley
Palladium
Sun-Telegram
Quaker City Group
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