Haywood Confident of Acquittal in Orchard Trial
Boise dispatch reports W. D. Haywood confident of acquittal as defense grills Harry Orchard. Testimony details alleged dynamiting plots, federation finances, and alleged pay for crimes, with Orchard tearfully denying desertion of his Cripple Creek wife and asserting federation leaders promised support. The trial continues with intense cross examination amid testimony on the Bradley crime and related events.
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Boise
W. D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
King
Richardson
Orchard
Steunenbers
Haywood
Fred Bradley
San Francisco
Pinkertons
Denver
Federation
Bradley
Steve Adams
Cripple Creek
Ove
Ha Wood
Meier
Parker
Davis
Knights of Pythias parade for Uniform Bank memorial services
All members of Coeur de Lion, total and Triumph lodges Knights of Pythias and visiting members are invited to assemble at the Pythian Temple at 12 30 p m Sunday June 18 to participate in the parade incident to the memorial services.
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Coeur Fe Lion
Total and Triumph Lodges
Knights of Pythias
Order
Pythian Temple
Uniform Bank
Funeral arrangements for Charles W. D. Jones
Cambridge City June 12 funeral services for Charles W. D. Jones will be held Thursday at three in the afternoon from his home. Short services will precede the burial in Riverside cemetery.
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Cambridge City
Tad
Charles W. D. Jones
Riverside Cemetery
May Disclose Secrets of the Austrian Court
A historical paper hints that revelations about the Austrian court in May may disclose secrets surrounding Rudolf and related imperial affairs. The article suggests potential new insights into archival tensions and palace intrigues emerging from forthcoming releases.
Richmond Art Association Exhibit Opens at Garfield School
Richmond hosts its eleventh annual exhibit with over five hundred attendees. William Dudley Foulke lauds the display and Mrs. M. Johnston. James W. Pattison praises public schools and announces prizes. William Forsyth wins the Mary T. R. Foulke prize for A Woodland Brook.
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Richmond
Richmond Art Association
Garfield School
Art Association
Mr. Foulke
William Dudley Foulke
M. F. Johnston
Foulke
Forsyth
Mary T. R. Foulke
Indiana
William Forsyth
Indianapolis
Woodland
Two Women Die In Car Crash In Indianapolis
Two women die and three others are seriously hurt when a Broad Ripple traction car crashes into the automobile of J. F. Himes at Thirty eighth street and College avenue in northeastern Indianapolis. The deceased are Mrs. Thomas W. Love, 58, and Mrs. Emma Gordon. Seriously injured are J. F. Himes, his daughter Fay Himes, and Mrs. B. Kester.
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Indianapolis
Broad Ripple
J. F. Himes
Thirty Eighth Street
College Avenue
Thomas W. Love
Emma Gordon
Fay Himes
B. Kester
Beef price advance looms as packers deny
Chicago reports a two cent per pound raise in all meat prices looming, with packers denying it though signs suggest truth. The piece notes widespread trouble in the secretary of state office from new corporate annual reports, many missing the 0 cent fee, causing repeated mailings. Postage stamps are not accepted to cover fees.
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Chicago
Frank Grubbs
Secretary of State
President Roosevelt Heads to New York From Oyster Bay
The executive department of the Federal government moved to Oyster Bay this morning as President Roosevelt with Mrs. Roosevelt and his secretaries left for New York.
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Washington
Executive Department
Federal Government
Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
New York
Senator Morgan Dead in Washington Life of Alabama Senator
United States Senator John Tyler Morgan of Alabama died at his Washington home last night after thirty years in the Senate where he chaired the committee on inter ocean canals and rose to prominence as a Confederate brigadier general.
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United States
John Tyler Morgan
Alabam
Upper House of
Congress
Senate
SESSION OF THE ELKS TO ACT ON MEMBERSHIPS
At the Elks lodge meeting Thursday night two applications for membership will be acted upon. A social session and banquet with music stories and short talks will follow. Richmond lodge of Masons conferred the entered apprentice degree on one candidate Tuesday night. no other business of importance was transacted.
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The
Elks’ Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Richmond Lodge of Masons
Weather Summary for Indiana and South Portions
Thursday forecast calls for fair and warm conditions with light to fresh west winds in Indiana. A 3HO outlook indicates thunder showers expected in southern portions Thursday.
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Indiana
Coeur de Lion Lodge Plans Memorial Procession
Coeur de Lion lodge votes to turn out in force for the Uniform Rank memorial exercises Sunday at 12:20 PM. The meeting also notes two candidates for the second rank.
Taken Away 10 Prison Takes McRoberts to Jeffersonville
Lavester McRoberts, in Sheriff Merediths custody, left Richmond for Jeffersonville to start his sentence for criminal assault. He is described as quiet and seemingly indifferent. His photo was taken Tuesday for the police rogues gallery, with authorities noting no prior trouble.
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Lavester McRoberts
Meredith
Richmond
Jeffersonville
McRoberts
Circulation Statement for June 11 Publication
The Tuesday June 11 issue reports total and net circulation figures. It highlights the largest city, county, rural route, and paid circulation categories.
Eleven Men Perish in Hampton Roads
Norfolk June 12 identity of the steamer that struck a naval launch from the battleship Minnesota in Hampton Roads is known. Arrest of the crew is expected soon as bodies of the eleven missing men are sought. The group left Discovery landing for the exposition grounds after midnight. midshipmen Philip H Field William H Stevenson Franklin P Holcomb H L Helden Henry Clay Murfin Jr Walter C Ulrich and seamen R H Dod son Jesse Conn Frank R Plumber Harley L Vandorne George W Westphal named.
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Norfolk
Minnesota
Hampton Roads
Discovery Landing
Exposition Grounds
No Danger of War Declared Officials Silence Roots Dismiss Rumors
Washington June 12 Secretary Root declines to comment on the Japanese situation amid rumors and public agitation. Officials say there is no danger of war or breach with Japan, but warn newspapers in both countries fuel unease. They hope the issue will be settled through ordinary channels.
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Washington
Root
Bae Nts
America
Japan
San Francisco
State Department
United States
Gould Sued for Sixty Thousand by Tiffany & Co
New York June 12 Tiffany and Co sues Howard Gould for 60000 pounds for jewelry bought by his wife since their separation. Gould contends he is not responsible for the debt.
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New York
Tiffany & Co
Howard Gould
Gould
President Kelly announces new Earlham governor Mendenhall
At Earlham College commencement President Kelly announced Prof. Mendenhall of Leland Stanford Jr. University will govern the boys dormitory, succeeding Adelbert Andrews. The event marked the forty-eighth annual exercises held in Lindley hall with 34 bachelor degrees 2 master degrees and 2 music diplomas awarded. The program featured a violin solo by Katherine Bauer and an address by Dr. Rufus Moves of Haverford College.
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Earlham College
Lindley Hall
Bundy
Zenas Bundy
Allen Jay
R. L. Kelly
True Tees
Timothy Nicholson
Charless. Bond
Kelenge
Earlham
Mendenhall
Francis D. White
Earleham
White
Alfred H. Lindsey
T. J. Graham
First Presbyterian Church
Katherine B. Bauer
Indianapolis
Bach
The
Bee
Schubert
Zigeunerwel+ sen
Sarasale
Jones
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Pettibone
Adams
Globeville
Tere
Max Malichi
Joe Mahalichi
Knights of
Pythias
C. W. D. Jones
Rudolph of
Austria
Lonyay
Leopold
Belgium
Archduke Rudolph
Marie von Vesera
William Dudley
Jas. W. Pattison
Oyster Bay the Center
Uncle Sam
Senator Morgan
Upper House
Session OF the Elks
Palladian
Sun-Telegram
Cail
Buhl’s Farm
Sickmann
South Twelfth Street
Ron
Siekmann
California
Palladium
Kelly
Rufus Jones
Haverford
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