Impeachment Questions to Be Asked Witness Today
In Boise Idaho June 17 the Steunenberg murder trials resume with Harry Orchard first on the stand for impeachment by the State. He will be turned over to the defense for questions and then redirected by the prosecution. The State may refrain from calling Adams as a witness, leaving him for the defense, as Adams maintains he repudiates his confession to Detective McParland. Orchard will be followed by James Kirwan and other witnesses whose testimony is important to the State’s case.
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Boise
Idaho
Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
Hee
Stennenberg
Orchard
Caldwell
James H. Hawley
Steve Adams
Adams
McParland
James Kirwan
Kirwan
Charles Neville
John Neville
Married notices from Baltimore and nearby in June 1907
A compact notice list records marriages and obituaries with dates in June 1907 across Baltimore and adjacent areas. Entries include Alberta Hooton and Llewellyn Be. Lockerbill with a home date in Rosnoke Virginia, Mary A. Ahern in Baltimore, Catherine Brennan at 19 Sixth Street Northeast, and others such as Signees Harlow and Mildred Thwing.
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Lockerbill
Hooton
Baltimore
James Cook
Alberta Hooton
Llewellyn BE. Lockerbill
Rosnoke
Ahern
Mary A
Bartholomew
Isilenshern
Brennan
Catherine
Richard Brennan
Sixth Street
Noutheast
St. Peter's Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
New York
Brooklyn
Harlow
Pittsburg
Arlow
Commander N
Angina Pee
Annnapolia
Holcomb
Hampton Roada
Franklin Fortrous
Midshipman
Thomas
Eliza
Beth H. Holcomb
Immanuel Church
Newguate
Del
Priteins
K Street
Georgeson
Alice Perkins
Rock Creek Chapel
McGore
EH Street
Louisa C
Nee Talburtt
R. C. Moore
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Leonards Town
Perry
Mary A. Perry
T. A. Perry
Thwing
Mildred
Charles
Alice Thwing
Eleventh Street
Schippert
South Street
Jersey City
Catherine E
Adolph J. Schippert
WN. J
Sholes
Lambert
Henry ¢ Sholes
Rosa Choles
Fanerni
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listed in Washington
A garbled list of funeral directors and embalmers with incomplete addresses and phone numbers appears. The items include Hindle and Bayliss, R Nally & Son, R F Harveys Sons, W R Speare, Adolph Schippert, John M Mitchells Son, Thos S Serg eon, Costello & Bro, Frank Geier’s Sons, John R Wright Co, J William Lee, Wm H Sardo & Co, George P Zurhorst, with various street references and contact details. The passage catalogs services and chapel facilities, typical of an obituary or business directory listing from a city newspaper.
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R. Nalley & Son
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth ST
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Adolph J. Schippert
John M. Mitchell
Eleventh Street
Thos. S. Sergeon
Cain
T. A. Costello & Bro
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh ST
Chepel
R. Wright CO
North 47
Sigee
J. William Lee
Embelmer
Pennsylvania Ave
Mala
WM. H. Sardo & Cog
Moderg Chapsi
George P. Zurhorst
Orchard on his flight into Wyoming during deadly station blast
Proceedings in Orchard case adjourned at Caldwell as defense lawyers meet Haywood. Orchard testified about fleeing after an explosion plan with Neville and Neville and riding back to join Steve Adams before the mine was set off. The crowded courtroom awaits his full account and future defense strategy.
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Orchard
Wyoming
Independence
Charles Neville
John Neville
Steve Adams
Haywood
Wood
Caldwell
Cenyon
Whitney
Western Federation Defeats Vote of Thanks to McKenna
Denver June W. The Western Federation of Miners blocked a resolution thanking Justice Felix McKenna of the United States Supreme Court for his dissent in the habeas corpus appeal for Moyer Haywood and Pettibone. Delegates denounced McKenna as a tool of the Southern Pacific and a servant of the corporation. One speaker asserted a union sentiment attack, while another suggested McKenna may have been right on the decision, and he was criticized for an eight hour ruling. Special to The Washington Post. Albany to Bastern Pennsylvania trip noted for upcoming ceremonies.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners Today
Fistice McKenna
United States Supreme ‘Court
Piuion
Moyer, Haywood
Arnather
License To Marry Entries From Dayton And Beyond
A list of individuals in various couples seeking marriage licenses across several cities. Names include Peter Rozsis and Carrie Bawer of Dayton. Charles Waxhor and Marc Casey of Genoa. William Gotthardt and Clar. Eugene Frellen and Margaret MoKoma. and others, with multiple reverends noted and ages ranging from early twenties to thirties. The fragmentary OCR shows numerous pairs and clerical references across Richmond, Rochester, and Cincinnati region locales.
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Peter Rozsis
Carrie Bawer
Dayton
Ohio
Hugh A. Curley
Charles R
Wax Hor
Marc. Casey
Giney, Til
David H. Buel
H. Albert Bushnefi
Ligzie Murray
Richmond
Rey
J. B. “McLaughlin
Irving ©. Styans
Neif
Herman C. Gauag
Shintey
John Weliuleyy
Hyan
Wiliam H. Conut
James F. Mackin
Claude T. Pores
Louis Stern
Bugh W. Sautin
Samuel H. Grexe
Benjamin Sacra
Jamies W
Cra
John - Strother
Daley - Ticmas
Deaths Reported in Local Office Record
An item listing deceased individuals appears with scant details. Names include Charles B. Giihert, Margaret G. Dilnie, John Cronen, and others along with unclear addresses and ages. The record resembles a municipal death ledger fragment from a city office.
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Eee Vrederiek Aaeheeten
Charles B. Giihert
BR. Tavelny
John Cronen
Horst
Yngane
Biargaret
G. Dilnie
Herbert Curry
Witlam
Desaieon
Woes of Mrs Howard a Runaway Match Traced
Mrs George F Evonson Howard recounts her London elopement with the young author. She claims he deserted her after three weeks and warns other women against marrying men with literary tastes. He denies desertion, saying she left him, while details of meetings with Miss Des Slinver and Miss Schenck surface in the London affair.
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Toxigerous
London
Washington Post
New York
George F. Evonson
Howard
Hotel Gallatin
Norfolks
Des Slinver
Norfolk
Baltimore
Howard l
Msg
Florenca
Schenck
Awa
Alfred
Vanderbilt's
Miss Schenck
Flare Ward
Wilson
Bronson
Higremee
Shon
Charlie
Vanderbilt
Norfolk actress rebuffs stage plans amid quiet divorce
The article recalls Mrs Howard and her husband in a strained, tempestuous marriage. She insists dogs are not meant for the stage while humor lingers in a tale she finds amusing though she shows no clear interest. Her spirit remains unbroken, with eyes still sharp and memories of her Norfolk beauty.
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Norfolk
Bronson Howard Tales Special to The Washington Post
Special to The Washington Post reports on Bronson Howard a writer living at the Talbot on East North Avenue and his remarks about a London landing and public publicity. He discusses contractual obligations with publishers and a heated exchange over a temper and printed cards.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Honard
George” Fitzalan Bronson
Howard
Talbot
East North Avenue
Ayia
Newark
Pera
London
Skinner
Norfolk
Mr. Howard
Gkinne
Hetala
Massaging Faces and Rouge Mentioned in Court Remarks
In a fragmented statement, Peter Breen and Edgar discuss state etiquette and photographs. They reference massaging faces, powders, and rouge offered by Miss Schenck, while Mr Howard laughs and questions truthfulness and intentions during a shave.
Masked robbers assault woman during break in
June 17 report describes masked men beating Mrs Rush Byee in her home shortly after she woke. They ransacked the house, took valuables, and one gunman shot her arm before fleeing, leaving the woman bound to a chair.
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James
Ugh
Rush
Premature Blast Fatal Explosion Shocks City
A worksite blast on Ninth Avenue killed a workman identified as the victim. Debris and a heavy log from the collapse were found amid the wreckage, with investigators examining the scene for exact cause and safety breaches.
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Ahis N
Thaw Family Discord Over Mrs Thaw Statement
Mrs William Thaw seeks to dampen rumors of ill will with Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. Reports indicate renewed tension concerns between the mother of the prisoner Harry K Thaw and his wife amid cross and direct testimony. The Times notes Thaw plans to remain private, avoid social scrutiny, and limit intimate contacts as Europe plans loom.
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Epbit
Europe
Mimm
Mimm the Countess of
Yarino
Fragmentary notice of a tragedy with two dead children
A damaged line reports a man and his two children aged seven were awakened by smoke and found dead on the floor, suggesting a fatal fire. Details are incomplete but indicate a grim domestic incident.
Variona Heties Catholic Affiliation Reported by Mayor and Ragan
The item notes 2500 members of Variona Heties with Catholic affiliation on Main Street, as reported by Mayor and Ragan. The text suggests a civic or organizational tally, but details are fragmented and unclear about dates or actions.
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Ragan
A.f
Variona Heties
Retirement of Veteran Philadelphia Engineer Narrated
Samuel, an Oldest retiree and long time locomotive engineer, died after a track incident near a north bound line. Beginning with service at Philadelphia industry, he later worked for Camden and Amboy and then the Reading Railroad before pensioning years ago. The Reading rule on required years of service defined his career arc.
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Philadelphia
Samuel
Potet
Pephi Ind
Ind
Struske
Camden and Amboy
Penn
Reading
Fragmentary note on long-closed sites and rosecut history
Fragmentary OCR reads about long closed sites and a “rosecut” history with references to founding and striking places. The legible elements mention 172 years and a day after. Names, dates, or places are unclear in the readable text.
Duke Divorce Upheld Latest Court Ruling in New Jersey
Special to The Washington Fest from Trenton New Jersey June 17 The Court of Errors today affirmed the Court of Chancery ruling granting a divorce to Jamies B Duke president of the American Tobacco Company from his wife Etian M Duke The co respondent Frank Huntoon was assessed costs Mrs Duke appealed but the final decision stands The article notes Duke’s happiness over the ruling and describes his personal life amid the divorce proceedings.
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Washington
Trenton
MN. J
Court of
Duke
Ansonia
Lillian M.macready
New York
New Jersey
Sixty-eighth Street
New
Jersey
Pitney
Newark
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McPartland
Hindle & Bayliss, Undertakers
Sth
H NW
Hans
Pat
Western
Lafayette
Hoxor
Albany
Bastern Pennsylvania
Columbia University
Ernor
Arie Sernor
To-Kalon
Boise City
Pheid
Terribry
Aston
Bronson Howard
TALES
Ange
Eaine
Pennsylvania
Fork
Wréson
Baywood
Thaw Family
Discord
Harry
Divay
Seles
Fult
Nevieve
Léaba
Tobacco Trust
Husband
Frank Huntoon
Who-Waa
Telof
Edward Daniels
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