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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1907

Page

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Defense Witnesses Link Orchard to Threats Against Ex Gov Steunenberg

In Boise Idaho on June 26 the defense for William D. Haywood presented witnesses claiming Harry Orchard had threatened to kill ex governor Steunenberg over the Hercules mine dispute. They testified Orchard and Sterling were seen together before and after the Independence explosion and that bloodhounds were recalled to chase Orchard, suggesting mine owners backed the crime.

Boise, Tda William D. Haywood Showng Harry Orchard Frank Stennenberg Hercules Orchard Sterling Independence

Bloodhound dispute key in Cripple Creek trial

Cross examination links both defendants to the Western Federation of Miners and ties Orchard to Sterling the Mine Owners' detective. Witnesses describe meetings before the Independence explosion and a bloodhound clue pointing toward Orchard, with Sterling naming Steve Adams as the bomber.

Western Federation of Miners Sullivan Haywood Cripple Creek I. L. McGee Coeur d’Alenes Orard Wallace Ito Orchard Idaho Sterling Mine Owners’ Association Independence DPD C. Scott Florence and Cripple Creek Independence Station Colorado Tra Blizzard Independence Depot Darrow Blizard Bliard

Mixed World News From Denver to European Talks

Western scores show Denver 1 Pueblo-Sioux City 4 and Lincoln 4S with no telegraphers strike change. The Hague conference proceeds on preliminaries and a central American scare prompts Milwaukee to deploy ships. Airship incidents in New York and Brooklyn. Carnegie at The Hague flattered. Rockefellers in Cleveland. Portuguese clubs closed amid agitation. DuQuoin sees black migration fleeing cyclone fears. an old foretelling negress predicts destruction next week.

Milwaukee New York City Brooklyn Andrew Carnegie Hague United States Canada Mexico Stant Association of ‘Transportation and

Bombs Cast Shadow Over Erivan Square Slaughter

In Tiflis Erivan square was struck by ten bombs amid a dense crowd. Many killed and wounded as the blast tore through the center of town. In Norfolk Virginia a fire swept Pine Beach block near the Jamestown exposition destroying major hotels and much of the area. Loss estimated at 300000 dollars.

Tiflis Trans Caucasia Russia The Evening Journal Erivan Square Norfolk Pine Beach

Independence DO as stopping place without ticket agent

The report notes that Independence Do was used as a stopping place but lacks any ticket agent on duty, indicating incomplete passenger service at that stop.

Street Cleaners Strike Hits Manhattan and Bronx

Two percent of the New York street cleaning department workers in Manhattan and the Bronx walk out in protest over layoffs. The strike involves cart drivers sweepers and dump men.

New York Manhattan Bronx

Mastodon Remains Unearthed Near Alexandria

Gravel pit workers at the Ancy Winslow farm ten miles north of Alexandria Indiana uncovered the remains of a mastodon. One tooth weighed fourteen pounds. The parts are badly decayed and not enough has been uncovered to reconstruct a skeleton yet.

Alexandria Ind Anciy Winslow Farm

Scores on the Diamonds

Baseball scores page from Chicago cites results across leagues and associations. Key games include Pittsburg with Cincinnati in a doubleheader, Brooklyn beating Philadelphia twice, and Chicago nine to four over Cleveland in a delayed finish. Other notable outings include Philadelphia 38 by Washington. St Louis 4 over Detroit. Indianapolis 4 to 0 in rain. Kansas City 58 to Minneapolis 4 in a ten inning second game.

Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Boston Washington St. Louis Detroit Cleveland Indianapolis Columbus Toledo Louisville Toledoo St. Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City Mnneapolis

Loving Serial Trial Recalls Thaw Case in Virginia Court

Elizabeth Loving testified through sobs about an alleged assault by Theodore Estes that led to Judge William G. Loving shooting Estes. The defense argues intoxication and insanity influenced the crime, with physicians noting possible insanity during the act. The trial closely mirrors the Evelyn Nesbit Thaw affair in tone and public interest.

Houston Elizabeth Loving William G. Loving Theodore Estes Virginia Court of Justice Evelyn Nesbit Stanford White Kidd Loving God Miss Loving Estes Judge Loving Harry Snead H. B. Melvin

Will Her Story Stand In Court Fight

The case centers on a 20 year old girl whose testimony may be challenged by the prosecution. The state contends the story can be disproved and hinges the defendant’s fate on whether the account holds.

Fourteen Injured In Lomira Collision Of Passenger And Freight Trains

A head on crash between a Wisconsin Central passenger train and a freight train near Lomira Wisconsin injured fourteen people. Injuries ranged from bruises and sprains to a broken leg and broken ribs. Officials say a misunderstanding of orders caused the smash up and note the trains were not at full speed.

Lomira Wis Wisconsin Central Road Solomon Lucie Frank Robinson John Cleveland J. M. Gardner E. Weltzer Arthur McGowan Milwaukee Gordon Small Chicago O. Smith Ashland Express Ray Hammond H. B. Esselman Athens Harold Hunt Detroit Tra Yantis Fond du Lac Henry McCallum

Boy Is A Lot Of Trouble

In Traverse City Michigan on June 26 10 year old Ralph Artlip was rescued from drowning five times over two days. He fell off a dock twice in a day and later set sail on an old door drifting toward the Intake pipe where a diver rescued him. He then returned to the dive scene and fell from a boat tied to piles.

Traverse City Mich Ralph Artlip

Diver Rescues Man After Boat Capsize Near Shore

A diver twice props up a man who fell from a boat while nearing shore. The rescuer lands him safely and warns him to stay away from the intake as he departs to attend to other duties.

Murder Mystery Scented in Portage Lake Discovery

Portage Lake near Houghton Michigan yields a badly decomposed male body about 40 found by 10 year old George Walman while fishing. The head appears severed, the abdomen opened, and the left leg gashes noted. only a vest and underclothes remain with the remains. Local authorities pursue clues.

Houghton Mich Portage Lake George Walman

Plot to steal 50 million from Russian treasury uncovered

In Victoria on June 26 reports say a planned $50 million robbery of the Russian government vault in Tschita was foiled. Thirty Russians were arrested after investigators uncovered a 120 yard tunnel from a hotel to the safe and most plotters were captured.

Victoria B. C Tschita Siberia

Man Loses Job Over Refusal to Bury Father

Jackson Michigan June 26. George Duckett an employee of Novelty Manufacturing Company was discharged after he refused to bury his father. He said he needed his money for a new home he was building. The men objected to working with a man who refused the burial.

Jackson, Mich George Duckett Novelty Manufacturing Company

Market summaries show mixed cattle and hog prices in Chicago on June 26 1907

Estimated receipts reach 27000 with 4253 left from yesterday amid a steady to slight rise in market. Cattle at 16000. sheep 13000 with minor gains. Hog ranges include light 580 to 610 and heavy shipping grades 555 to 600. Westerns and natives show varied gains and losses. overall market steady to strong for some classes and weak for others.

Chicago

John A. Babcock Seeks Contact in Chicago Ill

John A. Babcock requests contact in Chicago Illinois promising a square deal and inviting correspondence. The note emphasizes reliability and straightforward business.

Pilgrims Pay Warm Tribute to Mark Twain at London Luncheon

At a June 26 luncheon for Mark Twain in London hosted by 150 guests, Chief Secretary Birrell praised the American author as a living force and humorist while Clemens delivered a balanced reply. Clemens joked he never stole the Ascot Cup because he never had a chance, then moved to a sincere reflection on life and affection from England.

London Mark Twain England Iilgrims Atlantic Ireland Birrell Clemens Edward United States Birrell Samuel L. Clemens Twain Pacific Slope

Threat of the Black Hand targets Mount Vernon hotel owner

New York reports that Black Hand members who failed to kill Joseph A Morroney and his family by dynamiting a stove have set a July 1 deadline for $1,000. A postmarked note bearing skull and crossbones warned of murder and burial in New Rochelle cemetery. Morroney, proprietor of the Wigwam hotel and local Democratic leader, is wealthy.

New York Black Hand Joseph A. Morroney Mount Vernon New Rochelle Morroney Wigwam

Venezuelan Cabinet Resigns as Congress Condemns Finance Policy

Caracas June 22 reports that the Venezuelan cabinet has resigned in response to congress condemning the finance ministry policy. Heads of departments are continuing to transact government business amid the crisis.

Caracas Venezuela Willestad Curacaa Congress

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