Haywood case pressed as Orchard links probe to Steunenberg murder
Boise reporters note Haywood defense disappointment at lack of direct links to Steunenberg murder. Orchard’s Caldwell detour delays murder charge while witnesses prepared to support Orchard’s claimed conspiracy. Simpkins and Adams faces scrutiny as prosecutors plan printed articles and further testimony to connect Haywood with the alleged plot.
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Orchard
Caldwell
Stuenenberg
Boise
Haywood
McPartland
Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
Adams
Jack Simpkins
Simpkins
Western Federation of Miners
Federation
Moyer and Pettibone
United Boys Brigade Weekly Drill and Fete Planned
The United Boys Brigade of America Company A will drill tonight at 7:30 at St Pauls parish house. Members measured for uniforms report. A lawn fete is planned Thursday evening to raise funds for uniforms. Helpers to loan lanterns flags or bake cakes are asked to call Rev. Huntington on Home phone ALA.
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United Boys Brigade of America
St. Paul's Parish House
Twavelock
Hantington
Grant Marshall attacked by son Harry on his farm
Harry Marshall, twenty two, allegedly attacked his father Grant Marshall with a revolver when the elder opened a kitchen window at night. A flesh wound in the mouth and a shot through the lip occurred. Harry fled but was captured later and confessed to the assault. He is held in county jail. authorities suspect mental instability from past skull injury and family quarrels with his stepmother.
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Harry Marshall
Grant Marshall
Franklin Township
Randolph
Meredith
Marshall
Young Marshall
Cher
Arba
Mr. Marshall
Richmond
Harry
Local Attempted Assault Shifts Through House to Shed
Grant Marshall fled a home as a pursuer tracked him. He entered a wood shed and seized an axe ready to strike if his attacker approached. The scene unfolded amid a boastful civic ad claiming largest paid, city, county and rural route circulation.
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Grant Marshall
Young Marshall
Marshall
Weather Forecast for Indiana and Ohio
The Weather Prophet reports Indiana fair on Tuesday with fresh southwest winds. Ohio forecast calls for Tuesday with partly cloudy skies and fresh southwest winds.
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Indiana
Numbers for Richmond lecture series announced
Richmond residents will have access to a Glazier Lyceum bureau program featuring The Jubilee Singers Joe Chautauqua fame John R Reitzel in Travels in the Orient The Glazier Lyceum Trio musical impersonations Louis Williams electrical experiments Ella E Koethe impersonator and dialect reader Vernelo ventriloquist and illusionist James R Barkley chalk talks. The complete course promises broad entertainment at a small cost.
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Richmond
Hokendauqua Tribe of
Red Men
Glazier Lyceum Bureau
Jubilee Singers
Joe
Vernelo
Jas. R. Barkley
Plans for Wernle orphans home discussed by trustees
Trustees will meet at Rev. A. J. Feeger's home to review two plan options for the Wernle orphans home. Architects Hasecoster and a Dayton architect are preparing plans for the new home. No completion time is yet known.
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Wernle
A. J. Feeger
Hasecoster
Dayton
Cambridge City Band Featured at K. of P. Memorial Services
The Cambridge City band was a highlight of the K. of P. memorial services, delivering a splendid concert at the park as the regiment assembled. Richmond lodge of Odd Fellows will perform initiatory degree work at the regular meeting tonight.
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Cambridge City
K. of P
Richmond Lodge of Odd Fellows
Revolt of Poland Imminent Involving 30000 Troops
St Petersburg reports a critical situation as 30,000 troops surround Warsaw with uprisings expected to spread. Dissolution of the Second Douma and new election law disenfranchise Poland while sailors mutiny on the Black Sea fleet and socialists and nationalists are arrested. Nine SDP leaders are detained. others escape. An imperial prorogation suspends the empire’s council.
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St Petersburg
Poland
Warsaw
Black Sea
St. Petersburg
Russia
Odessa
Kiev
Wat “the Prottes
Ukase
Prince Tzertzereteli
M. Dzhaparidge
Council of the Empire
Henry Reeg to be arraigned on assault charge Thursday
Henry Reeg will be arraigned Thursday morning in city court on a charge of assault and battery against Henry Tieman. Tieman, bandaged and recovering, attended to identify the defendant. Attorneys R L Study and W H Kelley requested a continuance, with Reeg released on bond provided by his Cincinnati brother Fredrick Reeg.
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Henry Reeg
Henry Tieman
Tieman
Reeg
R. L. Study
W. H. Kelley
Fredrick Reeg
Cincinati
Rees
Heat Prostrations At Glen Miller Park
Sunday afternoon at Glen Miller park two Knights of Pythias members suffered heat prostration as summer heat bore down. Harry Ryan was first to fail and was removed from the ranks. Oscar Durkle also suffered but recovered quickly and both men later went about town, still feeling exhausted.
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Glen Miller Park
Harry Ryan
Oscar Durkle
Sol
Knights of Pythias
Ryan
Durkle
Assassination of Sevastopol Harbor Deputy Commander
Sevastopol witnessed the killing of Colonel Guessokovsky, deputy commander of the harbor, when assassins struck today. The culprit fled the scene and remains at large.
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Sevastopol Harbor
Sevastopol
Russia
Guessokovsky
Senator Beveridge to wed Miss Katherine Eddy this year
Chicago reports announce United States Senator Beveridge of Indiana will marry Katherine Eddy daughter of Mr and Mrs Augustus N Eddy of 1601 Michigan Avenue. The date is unclear but likely within ninety days this year. Eddy is abroad in Europe and may wed overseas in Paris or Berlin connected to diplomatic circles.
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Chicago
Katherine Eddy
Auugustus N. Eddy
Michigan Avenue
United States
Beveridge
Indiana
Europe
Miss Eddy
Germany
Spencer Eddy
United States Legation
Berlin
Paris
Marshall Field
Chicago Society
Memorial Service of Uniform Rank a Great Success
The Third Regiment Uniform Rank memorial in Richmond drew fully about 1500 Knights from surrounding towns. The parade and exercises at Glen Miller park featured six hundred uniformed Knights, bands, and lodges from multiple cities, with Representative Watson lauding fraternalism and pledging to keep memories green.
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Richmond
Knights of Pythias
Sunda
Llew Miller Park
Uniform Bank
Cambridge City
Knightstowns
New Castle
Damon and
Pythias
Moth’s Hall
Pythian Temple
Fourth and Main Street
Glen Miller
Coeur de Lion
Iola
Triumph Lodges
Witm Bisse Ste Cammabias
Apene
Main Street
Munete
Col Gee
R. Williams
Ray Shiveley
Richmond City Band
Cambridge City Band
Connersville
Rushville
Wilkinson
Modoc
Knightstown
Welcome
Silver
Muncie
Hagerstown
Glen
Park
Roosevelt
Will
Mr. Pierce
Indiana Uniform Bank Brigade
James E. Watson
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Abbie L. Spencer
Hibbard, Spencer, Barnett & Co
Watson
Merrill E. Wilson
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