Governor excused from cross examination in Haywood Pettibone case
Boise news reports Governor Peabody was excused without cross examination as Judge Wood said no court would be held Monday. Special policeman E B Raymond testified he knew Haywood Pettibone and Orchard and saw them near Pettibone's house between spring and fall. Cora May Peabody recounted a theater night when two men loitered near her carriage though she could not identify them or date the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Pexbeuy
Wood
Raymond
Denver
Haywood
Pettibone
Orchard
Thonas Hogan
California
Cora May Peabody
Richmond Adds New Orchestra to Its Musical Forces
Richmond gains a new eight piece orchestra organized by L W Deuker. Members include Deuker and his Tet wang quartet with Wilbur Hasseweier Carr Wilson and G Clements. First public appearance at Harsham class day and wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Benj H Heiser. Director Wm C Piehl. The city already has several existing groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
L. W. Deuker
Deuker
Tetwang Quartet
Wilbur Hasseweiter
C. G. Carr
R. C. Wilson
G. Clements
Musicians’ Union Band
Richmond City
Peat as Fuel Studied for Canada’s Energy Future
Walter Ratliff receives privilege for master of science at Earlham College and will study etymology, ornithology, and forestry. Ottawa reports high coal prices in central Canada, forest depletion, and rising fuel demand. government probes peat potential with 37 square miles reported across provinces and peat depths of eight to ten feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ratliff
Earlham College
Mr. Ratliff
Purdue University
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
No Doubt Entertained Of Brown's Recovery
John Brown a colored man wounded after shooting two women at the home of John Fee on South Fifth Street. He is slowly recovering at Reid Memorial hospital with two bullet wounds in the chest. Lulu Fee and Ethel Brown also recovering rapidly from their injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
John Fee
South Fifth Street
Reid Memorial Hospital
Lulu Fee
Ethel Brown
Keramic League Exhibit Opens at Starr Piano Rooms
The Keramic League of Richmond opened its third annual exhibition at the Starr Piano rooms Saturday evening drawing a large crowd. The show features local teachers and pupils in Japanese style work, with notable pieces by Miss Whitridge, Miss Mary Dickinson, and Miss Catherine Rettig. Loaned items include two Satsuma vases and works by Col. J. F. Miller and Miss Sutton, plus pieces from Paul Putzky and Indianapolis artists. several pieces are for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerammic League of
Richmond
Starr Piano Rooms
Paul Pateky
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
Ioan
Foulke
League
Cincinnati
Japan
Richard Sedgwick
Col
J. F. Miller
Paul Putzky
Mesdames Hadley
Ornsdorff
Wilcox
Greenstreet
Garver
Mary Dickinson
Catherine Rettig
Bride Blinded by Rice at Station
A bride, Mrs John Ebbling, daughter of a Missouri brewer, was struck in one eye by rice thrown by friends at a Washington railway station on June 14. The incident occurred as she arrived for her wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Ebbling
Dublin meeting highlights Henry Clay Mendenhall incident
The Wayne County Historical Society gathering in Homecroft Dublin drew a large audience. Mrs Elizabeth Mendenhall spoke on the Henry Clay Mendenhall incident in Richmond and its sensational petition narrative. histórica details, parades, and recollections from attendees underscored the era’s abolition and temperance themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Mendenhall
Henry Clay
Richmond
Wayne County Historical Society
Homecroft
Dublin
Cyrus Hodgin
Joseph Ratliff
Flora Seabury
Goldie Reed Tillett
Liza Mendenhall
Henry Clay-Mendenhall
Harry Mendenhall
Indiana
Fountain City
Clay
New York
James J. Birney
Circulation Statement For Saturday June 15
The notice proclaims a circulation statement for Saturday June 15 detailing total net circulation and noting the largest city county and rural route circulations. It emphasizes it as the largest paid circulation, without providing specific numbers or names.
Loud Plea Ends Brass Theft Case With Short Jail Term
Gus Kroma pleaded guilty to stealing brass from Gaar Scott & Company after a lengthy pretrial saga. He received a total sixteen days to serve in county jail plus $1 fine and costs, with five days already served in city jail counted toward the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Kroma
Gaar, Scott & Company
Converse
Kroma
McManus
B. C. Robbins
Robbins
Jessup
Calcutta
Vogelsong
Preposterous claim against Mrs Eddy. Brisbane defends her
Arthur Brisbane interviews Mary Baker G. Eddy, head of Christian Science, for Cosmopolitan and finds her fully competent at eighty six. He reports her mental vigor, clear thinking, and control of her business amid a lawsuit to strip her of her property. He condemns attempts to interfere as brutal, vicious or stupid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brisbane
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Christian Science Faith
Brisbane
Mrs. Eddy
Stu Rik
New Market House Opens with Bright Lights and Busy Stalls
Richmond South Side market patrons praised the newly refurbished market house on its first marketing night. The building gleamed under more than seventy lights, stalls were full, and trade was brisk from early evening to ten. The roof was rebuilt with interior lining to prevent ducking, cement stalls replaced old cobbles, and winter markets are planned to run inside the closed hall. The diverse displays included fish, poultry, ducks, and abundant greens, signaling a strong summer season and suggesting farmers are not as poor as rumored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
South Side
Market House
New House Pleas
Fifth Street
A Street
Hamburg metal traders form independent exchange
Hamburg merchants plan a new metal exchange independent of London and Berlin to strengthen local trade and set prices within the German market. The move reflects a shift toward regional control of commodities trading and aims to boost domestic steel and metal dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
London
Berlin
Monster Celebration In Laporte Marks First Run Of Chicago Line
A monster celebration in Laporte Indiana celebrated the first run of the Chicago New York Electric Air line, with six miles of road completed. Mayors from fifteen cities attended and Mayor Becker of Milwaukee was the principal speaker. Special trains operated from Chicago and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Chicago New York Electric Air Line
Becker
Milwaukee
Chicago
Neighbor Attack Leaves Henry Tieman Critically Injured
Henry Tieman remains in critical condition after a Monday night alley beating by Henry Regge, his neighbor. Regge is jailed without bond pending outcome of Tieman's injuries, with potential charges of assault and battery with intent to kill or murder depending on Tieman's recovery.
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Henry Tieman
South Sixth Street
Henry Regge
Regs
Tiernan
Regg
Regge
Tieman
Young Regg
St Petersburg Declares Douma Dissolved In Turbulent Era
St Petersburg reports the Czar dissolved the Douma tonight and the city has become an armed camp. Guards and regiments are converging, infantry and cavalry detachments arriving hourly, doubling the garrison as tension remains high and an armed outbreak is feared yet not expected by reasonable citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Day in the Country at Lee Reynolds Farm Near Hagerstown
Lee Reynolds of Hagerstown welcomes Wayne County Eastern Star members and their families for a day at his farm east of Hagerstown on June 21. Local residents are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Reynolds
Hagerstown
Eastern Star
Wayne County
Strawberry Meeting Held by Wayne County Society at Ruth Farm
The Wayne County agricultural and horticultural society held its strawberry meeting at Stephen Ruth's five miles east of the city. About 150 guests toured Ruth's berry, black berry, and raspberry plantations, sampling ripe fruit directly from the plants. Rev Alfred Ware and Dr S R Lyons addressed the group on rural life and labor, with Miss Blanch Call and Miss Erma Ruth giving recitations. The next session will be at Walter Ratliff's home in July.
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Anna Votan
Caldwell
Universalist Church of
Dublin
Clay
Kentucky
Calhoun
South
Henry Clay
Harry Mendenhall
Lssz
Ashland
Mendenhall
California
New York
Will Floyd
Prof. Stewart
Flora Brown
Homecroft
W. O. Wissler
Joseph Ratliff
Walter Davis
Old Charles
Glen Miller
Fountain City
Aucuat
Walter S. Ratliff
Wayne County Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Stephen Ruth
Dayton and Western Traction
Mr. Ruth
Indiana
Kuth
Ruth
Alfred Ware
R. Lyons
New England
Lyons
Blanch Call
Erma Ruth
Hanks
Walter Matliff
Pitth
School Streets
Virginia C Meredith
Cambridge
City
Andreas
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Peabody
Hogan
Lawrence Deuker
Ciy
Brown
The
Laporte, Ind
Henry Regg
DOUMA
Reynolds
Horticultural Society
Strawberry
Steven Ruth
S. R. Lyons
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