Justice Goddard to testify on Haywood bomb case at Boise
Justice Goddard of the Colorado Supreme Court arrives in Boise to recount Haywood era events in the Western Federation of Miners case. The prosecution uses Orchard testimony and letters to link Haywood to a scheme about Mrs. Orchard and misdirection. Miners from Telluride Cripple Creek Independence and Cover Dal arrive, signaling tension with Pinkertons and local fears of violence.
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Boise
Justice Goddard
Colorado Supreme Court
Haywood
Western Federation
Telluride
Cripple Creek
Independence
Cover Dalanes
Pinkertons
McPartland
Wiliam D. Haywood
Orchard
Wood
Henrietta Haywood
Etta Grothers
Adair in the race for governorship
Alfred Doc Krone a年轻 delivery worker attempted to drown in the river at South Fourth Street. He was rescued by George Cutter and Dick Goodwin, then cared for at home. Krone had talked of despair, yet later regained full health. A Portland dispatch says Congressman J M Adair will seek the Democratic nomination for governor, with district leaders planning a formal entry in August or September.
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Alfred
Doc”) Krone
Blickwedel Grocery
South Fourth Street
Krone
George Cutter
Dick Goodwin
South Twenty-first Street
South Third Street
Fourth Street
Joe Rowlett
Rowlett
Cutter
Goodwin
Bet
South Fourth
Evans
Adolph Blieckwedel
Blickwedel
Star League
Portland
Ind
J. M. Adair
Adair
John Adair
Congress
Rev Falmer to Speak at First Baptist Prayer Meet
Rev. S C Falmer district secretary of the American Baptist Home Mission Society will address the prayer meeting at the First Baptist church on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Falmer
American Baptist Home Mission Society
First Baptist Church
Mail Carrier Trades Buckboard for Car in Disgust
Fountain City Indiana June 19 Frank Williams a mail carrier who tried to haul mail in a gasoline buckboard has become disgusted and has traded it for a buggy automobile. He and liveryman Mr Smith plan to go to Auburn Indiana next Saturday to pick up the machine and drive it back to Fountain City.
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Fountain City
Ind
Frank Williams
Mr.Smith
Smith
Mr. Williams
Auburn
Thessaly Floods Cause Massive Losses in Greece
Reports from Athens on June 19 indicate floods in Thessaly have killed hundreds. At least 200 people are dead in the town of Rikhala as hundreds of houses are washed away and widespread destruction is reported.
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Athens
Greece
Thessaly
Rikhala
Ben Greet Players to Stage Under Trees at Athletic Park
The Ben Greet players will perform Friday and Saturday nights at Athletic Park. A stage will be set among trees to the west of the park in a natural amphitheatre rather than on the ball diamond. Calcium lights will enhance the show and chairs will be provided for large audiences. Tickets go on sale at Westcott Thursday morning.
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Ben Greet
Athletic Park
Westcott
Weather Prophet Forecasts Indiana and Ohio Conditions
Indiana expects a Thursday of fair skies with cooler air and light variable winds. Ohio faces showers, likely Wednesday night or Thursday, with light to fresh winds shaping the day.
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Indiana
Ohio
Paul Jones Reenlists for Indiana Recruiting Duty
Circulation statement notes Paul Jones son of Sylvester Jones of North Ninth street reenlisting in the United States army and assigned to the Indiana recruiting district. He left Tuesday night for duties in Indianapolis after three years in the regular army including Yellowstone Park service. He has been in Richmond since his service expiration and the recruiting office position offers a good salary. Largest city county and rural route circulation claims appear in the notice.
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Paul Jones
Sylvester Jones
North Ninth Street
Indiana
Indianapolis
Jones
Yellowstone Park
Richmond
Richmond Art Association to Elect Officers Tonight
The Richmond Art association gathers in room H at Garfield school for its annual meeting to elect officers for the coming year. Mrs. M. F. Johnston is expected to be re elected president and a committee to select a painting for purchase will be appointed. Works like The Ferries, The Flatiron, White Oaks on the Connecticut River, April Rockledge Farm, and Yes or No are highlighted as favored pieces.
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Richmond Art Association
Garfield School
M. F. Johnston
Richmond
Colon Campbell Cooper
New York City
Allen B. Talcott
Conneticut
Walter McHewen
Muncie Art Association
Muncie
Farge
Cambridge City
Fountain City
Anderson
New Castle
Connersville
Strike Approved With 10 Day Window In Telegraph Union
New York June 19 Deputy president Konenkamp of the Telegraphers union said the general executive board approved a strike against the Postal and Western Union Telegraph companies. The plan is now with President Small and a strike is expected within ten days. All plans are completed.
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New York
Breadent Konenkamp
The
Telegraphrs' Union
General Executive Board
Postal and
Western Union Telegraph Companies
Aratter
Small
Divorce Granted After Husbands Smoking In Bed
In Portsmouth Ohio this June Mrs. Welsh wife of Chester Welsh was granted a divorce after her husband repeatedly smoked fifty cigarettes at a time in bed and caused fires prompting her to turn the hose on him.
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Portsmouth
Welcome for Supreme Chancellor Barnes in Richmond
Supreme Chancellor Charles A. Barnes visits Richmond for a large welcome reception at the Pythian temple. Knights of Pythias will escort him from Shiveley’s home to the temple as state officers attend and discuss moving the endowment rank offices from Chicago to Indianapolis. Barnes will also speak in Winchester and may trigger Indiana’s bid for headquarters.
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Knights of Pythias
Richmond
Charles A. Barnes
Pythian Temple
Charles E. Shiveley
Barnes
Indianapolis
New
Indiana
Winchester
Ind
Pythian Lodge
Union B. Hunt
Grand Lodge
Burnes
Minnix Charged With Petit Larceny In Arraignment
Sam Minnix was arraigned on charges of petit larceny in police court. He pleaded not guilty and his hearing was postponed until Thursday morning. The affidavit alleges Minnix stole a lawn mower from Mrs. Sarah Sherer after requesting to borrow it. Prosecutor Jessup said Minnix first asked to borrow the mower, then took it and paid 40.6 cents with money he used to buy alcohol.
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Sam Minnix
Minnix
Sarah Sherer
Jessup
Vanderbilt gives $7001 gift at college dinner
At the Vanderbilt College annual alcohol dinner in Nashville on June 19, Chancellor J H Kirkland announced a gift of 7001 dollars from William K Vanderbilt, the founder's grandson.
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Nashville, Tenn
Vanderbilt College
J. H. Kirkland
William K. Vanderbilt
Trakowski Kills Self After Wife Attack in Beau View
August Trakowski a south town resident shot at his wife then hanged himself in a Beaux View thicket near the C C L tracks. Neighbors Bennett and Thompson halted the assault. the couple’s 12-year-old son witnessed the events before the tragedy. Coroner Bramkamp cites likely insanity linked to sunstroke. an earlier assault record is noted.
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August Trakowski
Youny
Beau View
Ben Rottinghan
August Trakowski, Jr
A. L. Bramkamp
Trakowski
Rottinghaus
Bramkamp
Bennett
Thompson
Trakow
Richmond Water Works Company
South J Street
Plea Not Guilty by George Hill in Public Indecency Case
George Hill, colored, in city court pleaded not guilty to public indecency charged for allegedly acting indecently before three women in an alley north of North C Street between Eighth and Ninth streets. The hearing was postponed to Thursday morning.
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George Hill
Hill
C Street
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Krug Seeks Divorce From Exyamin Krug In Circuit Court
Charles Krug files for divorce from Exyamin H. Krug in circuit court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment during their marriage. Names, dates, and full details are sparse in the fragment but indicate a growing divorce list.
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Charles Krug
Exyamin H. Krug
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Nome
Marian Moore
Denver
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H. Orchard
Fairfield
William D. Haywood
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Thei
Pettibone
Moyer
Caldwell
Tom
Harry Orchard
Friends
Cromer
Falmer
U. S. Army
Reid Fund
ART Association
Foulke
Mr. Foulke
William Dudley Foulke
Association
President Small
Vanderbilt
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