Candor on the Stand in Steunenberg Case Reveals Orchard
The witness Harry Orchard spoke with intense candor about his confessions, the governor and warden’ s support, and details of the Steunenberg murder plot. He described his plan to bomb Steunenberg, prison experiences, and interactions with Gov. Gooding and others as the trial moved to corroboration of the Bradley poisoning account.
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Richardson
Cripple Creek
McPartland
Steve Adams
Gov. Gooding
Wetter
Orchard
Harry
Whitney
Mike
Harry Orchard
Judge Goddard
Denver
Bradley
Sadie Swan
Sadie Bell
Oliver Crook
P. L. McCreary
Steunenberg
Caldwell
Attorney Richardson
Steuenberg
Molly Maguires
God
Dinnet
MaePartland
Adams
Steve
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Gov. Steunenberg
Gooding
Hero
Bob’ Wetter
Chadwick Gems Case Heads To Supreme Court Appeal
Government appeals a Cleveland trial ruling over Mrs Cassie L Chadwick jewelry pledges and seizure claims dating from 1902 with Treasury and customs officials involved J W Friend Adrian H Larkin and Collector Leech figure in the long dispute Engineers Elect Officers at Hoisting Portable Engineers Local No 77 vote shows David Fitzgerald Edward Meise H Thompson James J McCrae J W Kin Feeauer James A McCracken in roles.
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Cassie L. Chadwick
Cleveland
Ohio
Supreme Court
Adrian H. Larkin
Leech
Customs District
New York
Larkin
David Fitzgerald
Edward. Meise
H. ©.Thompson
James J. McCrae
Itr
J.W. Kin
James A. McCracken
Debacle of Baltimore Yachting Party and Launch Tragedy at Hampton Roads
Norfolk June 13 The Washington Post reports bodies of six midshipmen and five sailors drowned when the Minnesota launch went down off the Exposition pier. Inspections, Navy inquiries, and a wrecking company search follow as officers seek the cause while witnesses recall lack of lights on launches and possible incompetent coxswain in a deep Hampton Roads night. Commodore Evans Chilhiewee party heard cries as launches passed. Court of inquiry will be convened upon tangible evidence of a collision with a coal barge.
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Baltimore
Hampton Roads
Washington Post
Norfolk
Minnesota
Exposition Wharf
Uhler
United States Steamboat Inspectionervice
Cast
Sirection
Navy Department
Inspection Service
Henry W. Carpenter
Powhatan Guard
Jamestown Exposition
Exposition Pier
Government Wharf
Old Point Comfort
Merritt & Chapman Wrecking Company
Newport News
Norfolk Navy Yard
Navy Yard Hospital
T Oita
Holmes
Discovery Landing
William 3. Evans
Exposition Grounds
Army
Navy Hall
Emory Will
Hampton
Bricklayers Move Toward Strike Probe on Park Road Homes
The bricklayers union appoints a committee to investigate nonunion labor on Middaugh and Shannon houses on Park Road and other sites where the Building Trades Mechanics Council acted. If nonunion workers are found, the union may withdraw their crew, strengthening both bodies. John M. Love of Philadelphia has urged employers to renew a contract with journeymen plumbers, proposing talks to forge a new agreement while pausing further action.
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Park Road
Middaugh & Shannon
Building Trades Mechanics’ Council
Bricklayers’ Union
John M. Love
Philadelphia
Piysiders’ Union
Employers’ Association
Dhati
Bae
Claim Switching Pay and Rail Road Complaints
General Electric and Edison Companies accuse several railroads of denying loading and unloading facilities, forcing them to run own locomotives and pay high costs. They cite 131,009 dollars spent last year and seek commissions to require fair charges. Oklahoma and Arkansas Coal Traff ic Bureau sues many railroads over lump and stack coal pricing from Indian Territory and Arkansas to Louisiana and Texas.
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Genéral ‘Electric and Edison Companies
Insonite. Commerce
Commission Ceaters Cs
General Electric Company
Biison General’ Electric Company
Echenestady
New York Central“and, Hudson, River Railroad
Delaware and Hudson Company
Defendartines
Carriera
Tsave
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Chicago, Rocky Island and
Senator John T. Morgan Taken Home With Senate Escort
Remains of Senator John T. Morgan were shipped from Washington last night by special train to Selma Alabama. A Senate and House escort accompanied the body with Gov Comer and state officials attending the funeral. Train due 8 am Saturday with the body in state until noon.
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John T. Morgan
Washington
Southern Railway
Selma
Ala
Senate
House of Representatives
Comer
Alabama
Congressional
Fairbanks
Senate Committee
Taliaferro
Overman
Sixth Street
Mallory
Florida
Daniel
Virginia
Bacon
Georgia
Fraaler
Tennessee
Pettus
House
Gillespie
Col
Edwin 8. Pierce
B. W. Layton
Mary Anda Cornelia Morgan
J. O. Jones
Cultom
Ilinois
Secretary Metcalf Home After Potomac Trip
Secretary Metcalf and party returned to Washington at 11 PM after a voyage down the Potomac through Chesapeake Bay and up the James River aboard the Dolphin. Delays occurred due to late Vanderbilt arrival and foggy rough waters, with Postmaster General Meyer leaving at Jamestown neighborhood and joining a train home. The voyage included a naval display in Hampton Roads and a trip with Maple up the James River. The secretary was unsettled by the Minnesota launch accident in Hampton.
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Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
James River
Metcalf
Washington
Meyer
Westover
Navy Yard
George W. Vanderbilt
Asheville
Vanderbilts
Mrs. Metcalf
Miss Chabot
Hampton Roads
Jamestown Island
Jamee River
Potomas
Psecret
Minnesota
Hampton
Carrie Nation Fined for Disorderly Conduct in D C
Mrs Carrie Nation was fined 25 dollars after a Wednesday night episode in front of the Minster store at Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest. She offered a temperance lecture citing scripture while witnesses described her behavior as disorderly. She had previously deposited 20 dollars with police and kept allies voicing support as the proceedings concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Nation
D. Minster
Twelfth Street
Pennsylvania _ avenue
Kansas
Blackstone
Mulloway
Carrin
Werther
Doller
Japanese student prize at McKinley Manual Training School
Thousands of diplomas awarded as 33 girls and 57 boys graduate. Admiral W. Baird presides while Assistant Secretary Hays extols industrial education. Prize for Satoshi Shutou and a Japanese delegation highlight the ceremony with elaborate floral displays and naval band atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Allan King
George Washington University
Millard Benjamin Hodgson
Washington and Lee
Satoshi Shutou
Columbia University
Shutow
Bis Country
Hays
Admiral Baird
Naval Fatality Sparks Sympathy at Hampton Roads
A Gen William F Barry council of the Army and Navy Union adopted resolutions expressing sympathy for the families of sailors and enlisted men of the battleship Minnesota who died near the Jamestown Exposition after last Monday night’s incident. Delegates to the national convention in the city were chosen, and a condolence resolution was offered for Mrs S J Strain.
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Barry Garrigon
Hampton Roads
Willam F. Barry
Garrigon
Army and Navy Union
GA. R. Halk
Santiago
foHows
C.F. Rougesa
A. Robins
Abram
Hurt
Hubert Aiten
F. Nowice
Wilder
Adj
Alexander
Robins
J. Strain
Nice
Awards at St. Johns College Promotes Academic and Preparatory Depart
Closing exercises at St John’s College feature promotions and certificates across academic and preparatory departments. Recitations by Widmayer Agburn and Drury highlighted the day. Degrees and certificates awarded include numerous students across second and fourth academies, with the collegiate department’s closing exercises set for tomorrow at 4 in Columbia Theater presided by Rev Father Schmidt.
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Anneal
St. John’s College
Catholic Preity
Wek
David Widmayer
Y Agburn
Gerald Drury
Academie
Rudolph
Bérnard Clark
Jerome ‘Daly
George Gateau
Antrew Y Colling
Joseph
Rayme Gardinee Orme
Francis de Strecks
Raymond Luckett
Adolph
Thomwan Kane
de Eleezeweld
William Shea
Charles Bailey
George Rand
Charles Ebel
Pant ‘Parks
V. Feemann
F. Boyd
William Burke
Jeremiah Downey
William White
H. Ashburn
D. Widmayer
L. ‘Rouleau
Ba .Madden
C. Barnes
J. Lynegh
T. Denham
G. ‘Marmion
E. Broman
L.dilion
J. Curtin
Father Schmidt
St. Joseph's Church
Georgetown honors students with wide array of awards
John H. P. Hood won three prizes including the Capt. John Smith historic prize while Rector David H. Buel presided at Gaston Hall. Prizes covered college and preparatory departments, with medals in physics chemistry and languages, and numerous named awards to students such as Joseph Montgomery Francis Hartnett and Mead Lewis. The event noted a large Georgetown Preparatory School graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Buel
Georgetown University
Gaston Hall
Lawrence O’brien
New York
Francis Y O’brien
John H. P. Hood
Thomas A. Cantwell
Hughes Spalding
Addison H. Lusk
Joseph W
Clifton Woods
John Herbert Doyle
Merrick
Edward J. Crummey
Father Murphy
Horace
Richard J. Lawlor
Albert B. Ridgway
Joan Smith
Eugene M. Carr
John J. Fahey
John M. Murphy
William H. Tyler
EB. E. Berl
Wilmington
Del
Mead A. Lewis
Frederick R. Gibbs
Salvador Rodriguez, Jr
John M. Kingsley
John J. Martin
J. Francis
Timothy J. Sullivan
Charles Angulo
E. Berl
Z. Cendoya
D. Diamond
J. Ivers
J. Kenedy
M. Lewis
A. and
H. Lorraide
E. Mohn
F. Gibbs
J. McCrorpen
W. Cromin
C. Reilly
A. Gloetzner
Carl Vilsack
Herbert Wright
Salvador
Rodriguez
Georgetown Preparatory School
Colored girl assaulted near Belford Flats street
Bessie Colbert a seventeen year old colored girl told police she was assaulted by an unknown colored man who came from 463 School street northwest with a note signed Mrs Humphries of Belford Flats. He led her to a vacant flat building two or three squares west of El Street bridge and knocked her down after she resisted.
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Bessie Colbert
School Street
Horthwest
New el Street Bridge
Weather Summary From June 19 Report
Weather conditions show unsettled and showery in Atlantic coast states with varying temperatures across regions. Snow in Nevada mountains, 90 to 100 degree readings in the lower Mississippi Valley and plains, and scattered showers in the Northwest and Rockies. Local reports note temperatures in the mid fifties to high sixties with little sunshine and muddy rivers around Harpers Ferry.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Atlantic Coast
New England
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
East Gulf State
Padific
California
Middle Plateau
Nevada
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Mississippi
Ohio
Rocky Mountain Districts
Plains States
Atlantis
Gulf Coast
Lakes
Lakeaght
Steamera
European
Grand Banks
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Dean Hicks Pala
Peabody
Gov. Peabody
Colorado
Marry Orchard
Gov
Boise
Mr. McPartland
Bim
Chadwick Gems
Old Selma
Metcalf Home
Jamestown
Mr. Cox
Ethel Gertrude Brodie
Myrle Cameron
Malcolm Carl Auerbach
Marshall McCormick Bryariy
Albert George Buehler
John James Cantwell
Raymond Walter Charlton
Howard Burton Corning
George Morley Davis
Octave DeCarre
Reuben Rozelle Duffie
Robert Lewis Gliss
Raymond Sagar Hart
Herbert Lorenzo Kengla
Benoit Leland
Leger
James Carlton
Marr, Jr
Viola Elizabeth Neal
Mary Elizabeth Wright
Howard Perry
Michener
George Elmer Middleton
Harold Atogro Movers
John William Balmer
Doran Platt
George Frederic Pughan
James Edward Redman
George John Schladt
William
Henry William Jaeger
Thomas Sylvester Kilnges
Thomas Jefrey Doran
Mary McAfee Moss
Julia Marie Page
Henrietta Marie Ray
Grace Anatolia Schneider
Ethelyn Starkweather
Mary Elizabeth Werrick
Lisetta
Augusta Gasch
Market Mary Getman
Florencé Gundorf
Dorothy Henderson
Elsie Gray Hurdle
Tone Martha Ingalls
Rosamond Ray Ingalla
yMay Juniata Graham
Roseoa Harrold Allerman
Harrison Morton Brocka
Robert Ezdorf
Wil Mam Anton Gebicke
Nez Norton Herndon
John Keons Hillers
Florence Christina Kaye
Eleanor Josephine Ruppert
Catherine Soleau
Teresa Starkweather
Lulu Margaret Tayman
Edna Amelia Thomas
Margaret Woods Williamson
Edna Lee Winans
Carlos Crawford Houghton
Lewis Walter Muller
Hilleary Lyles Offut, Jr
Louie Carl Pimper
Edward Gray ‘Thornton
George Douglas Walters
T. John's
Georgetown
Capt
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Neber
Ivers & Pond
River Bulletin
Harpers Fed. Va
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Massenger
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Ninth Street
Edro Domecq
Ian Xander
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