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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1907

Page

15

Orchard Testimony Highlights Idaho Mine Strike Trial

Witness Richard Orchard admits corrections to prior statements and details his Idaho Wardner and Burke mining days. He describes gambling, high grading at Vindicator mine, powder plots suggested by Davis, and connections to the Western Federation of Miners amid Cripple Creek and Coeur d Alene era events.

Orchard Richardson Minnis Horsley Rogers New York State Burke Idaho Wardner Bunker Hill and Sullivan Bunker Hill Sulliivan Mul Utah Nevada Arizona Haywood Wood Fchardson Colorado Fettibone Ser Simpkins Gov. Steunenberg Coeur d'Alene Western Federation of Miners Cripple Creek Trachite W. .F. Davis Bunker Hun and Sullivan Davis Vindicator Mr. Richardson Arthur Doolin Avis Moyer Schultz Sherman Parker Will Easterly Union McCormick Mel Beck Billy" Ackerson Ida Toney Vindicator Mine Parker Beck Florence and Cripple Creek Johnny” Neville John Thompson D. C. Scott Florence and Ripple Creek D.C Sterting Mine Owners' Association Scott Sterling Western Federation “of Miners Denver Onme Lan Charley Perkins Owney Barnes Barnes Easterly Federation Cen

Confirmation of Orchard's testimony in Colorado mining case

Denver reports Supreme Justice Gabbert says Orchard testimony fits with bomb incidents connected to the Vindicator mine killings and related plots. Witness recaps plans, payments, and figures, including Moyer Haywood Easterly and others, with references to Cripple Creek Mine guards and prior mine explosions.

Denver Colo Supreme Justice W. H. Gabbert Harry Orchard Capistol Orchard Wally James E. Peabody

Mrs Steunenberg Forgives Amid Oregon Case Notes

Mrs Frank Steunenberg widow of the Idaho governor killed by a bomb says she hopes Harry Orchard has repented and may lead an honest life after the present trial. She attends a Seventh Day Adventists gathering in College Place and offers no view on Moyer Haywood Pettibone. She leads a secluded life, reads the Bible, and avoids trial reports.

Orchard Malich Steunenberg Coeur d’Alene Hercules San Francisco Fred W. Bradley Bunker Hill and Sullivan Coeur d'Alenes Bradley Kansas City James Ni. Peabody Colorado Boise Man Orchard Haywood Mr. Peabody Tve Seventh Day Adventists College Place Walla Walla Moyer Pettibone Moyer, Haywood United States

Harry Orchard's Story On Murder Trade On Stand

A New York Tribune analysis of Harry Orchard’s testimony in Boise, noting his emotionless, methodical recounting of murders. The piece argues his lack of remorse signals a brutal character and that belief in the crimes rests on the story itself rather than the teller’s manner.

New York Tribune Harry Orchard Boise Wretel Orchard

Orchard's tale weighs on Western Federation convention

The passage discusses using violence to influence federation delegates before the convention. It suggests an assassination plot to demonstrate power, aiming at public officers enforcing law, with Orchard claiming killings of "scabs" and mining officials. It notes one death of an unrelated man in Denver, connected to a bomb aimed at Judge Gabbert.

Orchard Harry Orchard Independence Station Wally Denver Judge Gabbert

President Roosevelt Hosts Georgians at Georgia Day Exposition

President Roosevelt leads a busy Georgia Day program at the Jamestown Exposition with naval reviews, speeches, and receptions. He sails on the Mayflower from Washington, meets Georgia officials, reviews fleets, and delivers several addresses to editors and associations. The official naval lineup includes ships from Austria-Hungary Brazil France Italy Netherlands and the United States Atlantic Fleet with a long parade and public events.

Washington Mayflower Georgia Roosevelt Nicholas Longworth Cowles Douglas Robinson Robinson Latta Hagner C. Grant la Farge la Farge Exposition Grounds Harse Military Academies Virginian Military Institute Georgia State Building Funcheon Atlantic New York State National Editorial Association Austria- Hungary Sankt Georg Aspern Brazil Riachuelo Barroso Pamayo France Kieber Victor Hugo Chasseloin-Leaubat Tialy Varese Etruria Netherlands Gelderland Jugal Don Carlos United States Connecticut Louisiana Maine Missouri Virginia Rhode Island New Jersey Alabama Illinois Kentucky Kearargé Ohio Minnesota Iowa Indiana Tennessee Hull Stewart Truxtun Whipple Worden Texas Miantonomah Canonicus Olympia Arkansas Florida Nevada Glacier Yankton

Weather Conditions and River Bulletin for June 7

Weather across the northern United States remains unsettled with a rain band from the Dakotas to the Middle Atlantic States while the South experiences midsummer temperatures reaching Missouri and Kansas. Rain and cool air move into the northern Atlantic coast to the Dakotas. further southeastern areas see partly cloudy Sunday with some showers. Winds vary by coast and lakes. Local report notes temperatures from 58 to 73 with rainfall 0.01. humidity peaks at 97 and river conditions show very muddy waters at Harpers Ferry, W Va.

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