Orchard resumes testimony in Haywood trial as Adams questioned
Boise June 18 Harry Orchard is near completion of his testimony for the state in the Haywood trial with defense awaiting its turn to call witnesses. Orchard’s redirect filled two hours and more cross examination remains as he is re cross examined.
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Boise
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Orchard
Steunenberg
Ross
Caldwell
James H. Hawley
Steve Adams
Idaho
Court House
James McPartland
Appeal for Public Support for Municipal Lighting Plant
City council heard a May financial report showing the municipal light plant spent 2,231.40 more than it took in after operating costs. Councilman Bartel urged residents to back the city plant as rival interests threaten its future.
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Bartel
Richmond
Trust
Light, Heat & Power Company
McMahan
Me?an
Jane
Sergeant Helms Withdrawn to Indianapolis Recruiting Station
Sergeant Helms who led the Richmond total recruiting station after Sergeant Bard's removal has been withdrawn and will transfer to the Indianapolis central recruiting station. Sgt Hemnbaugh, initially named Bard's successor, will come to Richmond to assume recruiting duties. Captain Martindale, in charge of the Indiana recruiting district, will visit Richmond soon.
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Sergeant Helms
Sergeant Bard
Richmond
Indianapolis Central
Hemnbaugh
Sergent Bard
Helms
Matty
Capt
Martindale
Indiana
Y M C A Seeks New Site Options For North Tenth Street Block
The Y M C A committee, blocked on North Tenth Street, appoints A M Gardner, Charles M Moore, and Richard Sedgwick to secure options on other city properties. They weigh Reed home at North A and Eighth, Study property at North Ninth, and North Kishth Street as possible sites. The North Ninth property would require a price cut from $15,000. Guy Study plans to return to Richmond Friday with a likely proposal. Subscribers urge securing a site at minimal cost, ready to accept a better offer elsewhere if suitable.
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North Tenth Street
A. M. Gardner
Charles M. Moore
Richard Sedgwick
Les
Reed
North A and
Eighth Streets
North Ninth Street
Guy Study
Richmond
North Kishth Street
Wayne County Caught in Wave of Divorce
Wayne County faces a surge of civil suits with divorces leading the docket. Since January 1, 122 civil suits filed, 33 of them for divorce, constituting about one third. Compared to marriage licenses, 133 licenses issued this year to date.
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Wayne County
Wayne Circuit Court
Divorce Denied by Court in Dumm Case
Judge Fox refused to grant a divorce to Noah Dumm of Louis Dumm after a Saturday hearing. The court found the husband did not give a correct account of domestic troubles in the witness chair during January and April term divorce proceedings.
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Fox
Noah Dumm
Louiss Dumm
Dum
Foraker Demands and Louck Divorce Case Highlight Richmond Memo
Senator Foraker leaves Richmond for Ohio summer duties and speaks at Wilberforce, Put-in-Bay, and Toledo while Roland B. Louck faces a divorce suit filed by Katherine E. Louck. The suit accuses him of habitual drunkenness since last year. the couple wed September 14, 1904. Henry A. Johnson represents the plaintiff.
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Washington
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Wilberforce
Brownsville
Put-in-Bay
Toledo
Katherine E. Louck
Roland B. Louck
New Members Taken In By Uniform Rank
Richmond company No. 14 Uniform Rank of Knights of Pythias held a meeting at the Pythian temple Monday night. Charles Heeger and Walter Marshall were accepted as new members. The memorial committee was instructed to thank all Uniform Bank companies and subordinate ladies who helped make Sunday exercises a success. Geo. R Williams commended the company for its work Sunday. The local unit will not participate in next Sunday’s Knights town exercises, opting to attend the Indianapolis August dedication encampment. Brigadier General Merrill B. Wilson’s motto Get Busy and Keep Busy was adopted. Since Sunday, interest in Uniform Bank work has renewed due to the dress parade and Grill.
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Richmond
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Temple
Charles Heeger
Walter Marshall
Geo. R. Wiliams
Knightstown
Indianapolis
Mérril B. Wilson
Circulation Statement Summary for June 17
The document records circulation figures dated June 17 showing total and net circulation figures of 7,291 and 7,086 respectively. It also notes the largest city, county, and rural route circulations, with figures presented in a concise statistical line.
Brother of steel magnate takes wife
Cleveland June 18 Only a limited number of guests attended the wedding at 8 oclock this morning of Edward H Schwab brother of Charles M Schwab the steel magnate and Miss Edith McGorry who declared she did not want a bridal gift of two millions from the brother of the bridegroom Father Cavanaugh president of Notre Dame University performed the ceremony.
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Cleveland
Edward H. Schwab
Charles M. Schwab
Edith McGorry
Father Cavanaugh
Notre Dame University
Weather Digest Indiana and Ohio Fair Wednesday Winds
The Weather Prophet reports fair conditions in Indiana and Ohio for Wednesday with fresh southwest winds in Indiana and fresh southwest winds in Ohio.
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Indiana
Ohio
Southwest land trip to Hebronville explored by Porterfield party
C. G. Porterfield and ten Wayne county residents departed for Hebronville Texas to survey land for ten days. The group includes Charles Addleman Harvey Cook Mr. Brant Kern Cofield and Webb Shaffer.
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C. G. Porterfield
Wayne County
Hebronville
Tex
Charles Addleman
Harvey Cook
Mr. Brant
Kern Cofield
Webb Shaffer
Chuck Holes Debate at Council Meeting
A council discussion centered on chuck holes in streets with Mr Denker urging that repairs lag behind former standards. Officials blamed railroad delays for late screenings and promised a future of improved street conditions once materials arrive.
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Council
Deuker
Mr. O'Neal
Deaker
Popularity of Palladium and Sun Telegram Classifieds
The Palladium and Sun Telegram’s classified section is hailed for top results due to its large Eastern Indiana circulation. The paper claims a wide awake readership views classifieds as daily news, urging readers to inspect page 6 for bargains and listings.
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Palladium
Sun-Telegram
Sun- Telegram
Richmond
Indiana
Palladium and
Isme
Burrell Denies Running During Springs Incident
Joseph Burrell, a well known young colored man, with Mrs. Patterson, sister, and Roscoe Brand dis, at Hawkins Springs when Buck Patterson appeared with a shotgun and caused trouble. Burrell says he did not run and stayed through the scene. Patterson remains in Richmond and could be arrested. Burrell was jailed overnight during the investigation and declined to name the other party. Patterson allegedly struck Broaddis with the shotgun, not by fists.
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Joseph Burrell
Patterson
Braoddis
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E. G. Vaughan
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