Goddard Bomb Shown Admits Editorials At Issue In Haywood Trial
Special to The Washington Post Boise Idaho June 19 Justice Goddard testified detailing the dug up bomb planted by Harry Orchard at his gate nine months earlier He identified the bomb parts and described the evidence handling including forty sticks of giant powder and two wrappers exploded in Denver The State seeks to admit Miners Magazine editorials denouncing Steunenberg as part of the case The testimony covered Orchard daughter witness accounts and corroboration from Mrs Seward while defense motions to strike were denied.
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Washington Post
Boise
Idaho
Luther M Goddard
Supreme Court of Colorado
William D Haywood
Harry Orchard
Ale
State Today
Miners Magazine
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Goddard
Orchards
Denver
McParland
Orchard
Bulkeley
Wells
Pinkerton
Trency
Justice Goddard
Haywood
Senator Borah
Seward
San Francisco
Hart Orchard
Fred Bradley
Trial testimony details Orchard case and unproven inventorship
Testimony describes lead and wood shavings found in Orchard's room and new eye string and bottle at a closet end where Orchard had been. Evidence touches on Orchard posing as Hogan, letters of recommendation, and the consideration of editorials in court, with rulings on admissibility to be set by Judge Wood.
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Orchard
Hawkins
Wood
Pittsburg Millionaire Buys The Bath for $5000
Robert C Hall, president of the Pittsburg Stock Exchange, closed a deal with Paris artist Gaston La Touche for The Bath, the prize winner at the Carnegie Institute exhibit. The painting was nearly ready for shipment when Hall received the acceptance, signaling a $5000 sale.
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Pittsburg
Robert C . Hall
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Gaston la Touche
Paris
Carnegie Institute
Hall
la Touche
Profit of 200 percent cited in capitol furniture probe
New York expert D Montague testified today before the capitol investigation commission that the bronze on the capitol first floor, bought for 560,000, was worth 526,000. He said the state was overcharged for metallic furniture from the Pennsylvania Construction Company and that four safes bought for 666,000 were worth only 627,000. He claimed the treasury vault lacked chrome steel and could be bored open with an ordinary drill in minutes. He described overpricing and security concerns in Harrisburg.
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D Montague
New York
Capitol Investigation Commission
Capitol
Pennsylvania Construction Company
Board of Grounds and Buildings
Montague
Harrisburg
Licensed to Marry Names and Ages in Baltimore and Beyond
A compiled list shows numerous marriage licenses granted across Maryland and Virginia and beyond. Names include Louis Artemus, Dollie Rankin, Catherine Dowling, Grace Seward, Joseph Hough, Mary McCormick, Richard Owens, Wohelmina Woods, and many others, with ages and home locations cited. The record plots couples from Baltimore, Hyattsville, Richmond, Pittsburg, Seattle, Westfield, Gordonsville, Clifton, Elizabeth, and more, reflecting a broad regional licenses register.
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Louis Artemus
Dollie F Rankin
Ray George A Miler Willem
F Fridman
Catherine Moe Dowling
WF ‘Smith
Frank L. Hill
Grace Seward
Baltimore
Mad
Rev & F
Richmond Va
Irvine Albert M Pryde
Rosa J Atking
CG. Hawk
Samuel W. McCure
Mildred I Pryde
J C Hawk
James A McDermott
Margaret M Gaynor
J P O Rourke Christiaan EF Egtved
Annie E. Hieronymous
Baltimore, Md
JT Hinde le Ernest D Smith
Sarah Cross
John H Deis Walter D U Rogers
Pittsburg
Ethel Dikinson
R H McKim
Edwin F Samuels
Kate Findall
U G B_ Pierce
Arba Tindall
Seattte Wash
Blanche V_Browning
UG B
Pierce Bernard P Jewett
Janie B Croggon
Maud M Lowrtle
Westfield
Scotland
Ernest Smith Benson H Goodloe, Jr
Aston Va
I Lilian D McAlexander
Gordonsville
Gir
Joseph H McAllister
Agnes S Taylor
T Truitt
Arthur C Wonesche
Eva J Walker
J A Smith
Joseph Ripley Appointed to State Works Position
Reports from Albany indicate Joseph Ripley of New York, recently resigning as Panama Canal assistant engineer, would be named by State Superintendent F. Stevens as an adviser in the public works department. the appointment was formally announced.
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Joseph Ripley
Albany
Washington
New York
Panama Canal
State Superintendent of Public Works
F. Stevens
Riptey
Murder of wealthy merchant Rosenheimer shocks Pelham
In Pelham New York on June 19 Julius Rosenheimer was killed by a crushing blow while a wagon driver was held up nearby. A bloodstained rope found near the Rosenheimer home points to a looping weapon as the murder tool. Police suspect tramp assailants, with a $5,000 reward offered for arrest. four Italian workers recently discharged and questioned. Mrs Rosenheimer, badly shaken, remains unaware of her husband’s death.
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Washington Post
Pelham
N. Y
Rosenheimer
Julius Rosenheimer
Tramps
Atwell
Mount Vernon
Marks
Pelham Manor
pNeoner
Charles Moore
City Island
Savage
Bartow
Baby Boy Falls From Roof In Bronx Home Tragedy
Four year old Martin Faber awakened early, climbed a forbidden roof at 358 Union Avenue, Bronx, and fell to the yard below. His mother Mary Faber found him lifeless with the monkey he slept with, prompting a physician's call for aid. The family frantic with grief as neighbors assisted in the search.
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Washington Post
New York
Martin Faber
Union Avenue
Bronx
Martin
Mary Faber
Philip
Excursions to Colonial Beach and River View Routes
The steamer Harry Randall offers regular weekend trips to Colonial Beach with Saturday after hours and Sunday morning departures, plus daily runs starting July 3. The St Johns operates three daily trips to River View with Sunday options, appealing to busy business travelers seeking a breezy Potomac outing. A government sale rumor is denied, Jamestown Exposition attendance rises, Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co provides daylight and overnight sailings with expositions piers and fleet views.
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Harry Randall
Colonial Beach
Sur
Potomac
Alexandria
St Johns
River View
FE 8
Randell
Hiver View
McKinley Memorial plans mausoleum dedication set
Canton Ohio June 19 a McKinley Memorial Association meeting finalized completion of the mausoleum and outlined the September 30 dedication. Trustees Wairbanta and Cortel you discussed the Barber gift offer of the McKinley home to the Memorial Association.
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Eel
Canton
Ohio
McKinley Memorial Association
Wairbanta
Woman raves in court during Kaufmann murder trial
In Dakotas June 19 a demented temperance activist, Mrs Alice Wilcox, caused a disturbance as the Kaufmann murder trial was being called. She shouted religious exhortations and attacked temperance foes, prompting Sheriff Hoskins to remove her. Judge Smith ordered adjournment until tomorrow after Mr Aikens's closing argument.
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Kaufmann
Wandrésa
Sheriff
Alkens
Jamestown Exposition Prize Fight Near Finish
The Post notes a close finish for five cash prizes in the Jamestown Exposition contest with votes to noon tomorrow. Alexandria and nearby counties have equal standing with Washington entrants, as Miss Whiting already won two prizes and could repeat with strong out of town support. A ten day all expenses paid trip and cash awards attract widespread energy, while many contestants ignore warnings and risk losing by a few votes before the July 7 close.
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Alexandria City
Washington
Miss Whiting
Alexandria
Jamestown
United States
New Says Roosevelt Must Be 1908 Candidate Supporter
Kansas City June 19 Harry S New, chairman of the Republican National Committee, told Missouri Republican Club diners the 1908 campaign needs a new issue and that Theodore Roosevelt will be the central figure. He warned critics of the President cannot keep their balance and will be beaten before election.
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Harry S. New
Kansas City
Harry & New
Republican National Committee
Missouri Republican Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Demand a Roosevelt Man Taft Fairbanks Split In Kentucky Rally
Augustus E. Wilson of Louisville was nominated by acclamation as Republican candidate for governor of Kentucky at the state convention in Louisville. James of Harrodsburg was named auditor and B Farley of Paducah treasurer. The platform endorsed Roosevelt policies and urged a local option law with counties as the governing unit, avoiding national candidate expression.
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Louisville
Augustus E. Wilson
Kentucky
Wilson
S.x P. James
Harrodsburg
Farley
Paducah
Fairbanks
Taft
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Not Seeking Third Term Says Columbia Leader
Special to The Washington from New York June 19 The Adriatic left Manhattan on the return half of its second voyage with many notable travelers including President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia Dr Butler stated Roosevelt would never accept a third term The frontrunners named were Taft Hughes and Knox Butler said Taft is strong but Hughes grows stronger Roosevelt will back the party nominee but will not run himself
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Washington
New York
White Star
Hner Adriatic
Manhattan
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Butler
Roosevelt
Taft
Hughes
Knox
Knox Boom Growing Gains Support for Nomination
Senator B. Scott said Knox is strong nationwide after Brownsville Investigating Committee sessions in Washington. He noted Taft remains popular but Knox is gaining favor. Roosevelt and his policies are mentioned as factors in the shifting mood.
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Washington Post
Wheeling
Wva
Taft
Knox
B. Scott
Brownsville
Washington
Roosevelt
Cook Nominated by Republicans to Fill Reyburn Seat
Philadelphia June 19 Joel Cook was nominated by the Republicans of the Second district to succeed John B Reyburn, who resigned to become mayor of Philadelphia New candidate named to fill the vacant congressional seat in Pennsylvania's Second district.
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Reyburn
Philadelphia
Joel Cook
John B Reyburn
Couple in Belleville die in double suicide pact
Special to The Washington Post Belleville June 19 George Bullock thirty and Miss Clara Miller eighteen ended their lives in a death by own action pact on Triangle Lake shore. Bodies found with four bullets in each head and two revolvers between them. They were lovers despite Bullock's wife. Miss Miller's brothers opposed their relationship and tried to separate them. Bullock's note to his mother warned he would take Miss Miller with him. Miss Miller wore red with a red scarf.
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Washington
Bullock
Miss Miller
Girl Crushes to Death in Roller Accident Near York
Special to The Washington Mest York Pa June 29 Norman Forry a teenaged boy operated a heavy land roller on his grandfather s farm seven miles east of the city The eight year old niece Helen Forry followed behind her dress became entangled in the machine She was drawn under the roller weighing over a ton and crushed to death The boy carried her to the grandfather s house a physician arrived but it was too late
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Washington
York
Norman Forry
Helen Forry
Edward Forry
Strike Approved Against Postal and Western Union Telegraphs
The Commercial Telegraphers Union announces approval of a strike against either or both Postal Telegraph and Western Union if demands are not met within a week to ten days. Deputy President Evenkamp says the specific date is not set. Edward Nally of Postal says no strike is expected. Western Union raises no comment as labor officials seek peace.
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New York
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Bvenkamp
The
Postal
Western Union Telegraph Companies
Small
Edward J. Nally
Postal Telegraph Company
Charles P Weill
United States Labor Commissioner
Michael O’ Eua Gan
Prize Won After 48 Years By Star Photography
Dr Paul R Heyl, assistant in chemistry at Philadelphia Central High School, wins a $1000 prize deposited in 1839 by Uriah A Boyden for proving all ultraviolet and visible light rays travel at the same speed. He used Algol as a light source, a diffraction grating, and photographic plates to compare timings over two years with multiple exposures on a sen ven plate to show coincident minimum brightness in both ultraviolet and visible rays.
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Philadelphia
North America
Paul R Heyl
Philadelphia Central High School
Franklin Institute
Uriah A. Boyden
Boston
de Heyl
Hugo Bilsram
Arthur W Goodspeed
Department of Physics
University of Pennsylvania
George Flower Strading
Northeast Manual Training School
Heyl
Constellation
Perseus
Boy Killed in Fight Near Monroe Georgia
A trivial quarrel ended with Ollie Smallwood, 13, fatally stabbing John Wood, 15, with a pocket knife in Monroe Georgia today. Smallwood is under arrest. Both youths come from well known families.
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Monroe
Ollie Smallwood
John Wood
Smallwood
Metal Workers Elect Officers
At the regular meeting of the Amalga mated Sheet Metal Workers' International Organization Local No 10, officers were elected: G M Desmond president, Henry Klinger recording secretary, Charles Deauseh financial secretary, and B Egloff business agent. Ruef's Sentence Postponed. San Francisco June 19 sentence for Abraham Ruef postponed for two weeks.
Columbia Theater Delivers Geraldine in Fitch Comedy Revival
The Columbia Theater Company enters its eighth week with Clyde Fitch's The Stubbornness of Geraldine, starring Mary Mannering alumna Hilda Spong and Charlotte Walker in the title roles. The Belasco offers A Scrap of Paper with Amy Ricard, then National presents The Chimes of Normandy led by William Wolff and a strong Aborus lineup as Grace Orr Myera joins the cast. Lyceum Stock Burlesque opens its third week on June 3 with standard acts and a closing burlesque rhythm.
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Columbia Theater Company
Clyde Fitch
Geraldine
Mary Man‘nering
Misa
Hilda Spong
Charlotte Walker
Miss Mannering
Amy
Ricard
Butte
New York
Belasco
Edwin Arden
Belasco Theater
Bardou
Mr Arden
Prosper Courmont
Amy Ricard
Washington
Suzanne
America
William Wolff
the Aborus
Normandy
New National
Grace Orr Myera
Serpolette
Sabery D’orsell
Germaine
Anabel
Robin Hood
National
Aboro
Robert Lett
Karl Stall
Marquis
Harold Blake
Grenschieua
Lyceum
Lyceum Theater
Burleque
Usus
Runaway on Broadway Injures Horse in Herald Square
A handsome black horse drawing a victoria ran away in Herald Square at noon. The coachman Thomas Norman controlled the runaway after it struck a delivery wagon from New York Bottling Company. A shaft injured the bottling wagon horse and the runaway collapsed then died. the owner was Mrs Thomas Byrnes of 105 East Seventy-ninth Street and no bystanders were hurt.
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Washington Post
New York
Victoria
Herald Square
Thomas Byrnes
East Seventy-ninth Street
Thomas Norman
Thirty-fourth Street
Broadway
Norman
Thirty-first Street
New York Bottling Company
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Strut
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Joseph Wallace Cremin
Church of St Vincent Ferrer
Lexington Avenue
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Whoelock
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Dayton
Charles Vnlville Dayton
Melville E
Fannie Dayton
Utica
Igan
Eclo
Fifth Street
John J
Georgi
Leter McIaughlin
Richard Keane
Willam D
Mary
R Mclaughin
Olympia
Metzler
Atall Aim
Mount Rainier
Adolph
Doris
Louise Natne
Henry Naw - Pence
George P Zarhorst
EV Dalmer
East Capitol
Hindle & Bayliss
R. Nalley & Son
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Pricon Commodross Chapel
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
John M Mitchell
Eleventh Street
Thos. S. Sergeon
Cain
T. A. Costello & Bro
H Street
Frank Geier’s Sons
John R. Wright CO
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Modern Chapel
Geo
C. Shaffer
Fehone
Main
14Th
Brexta
Phoke
Colorado
Mutual Life Insurance Company
John L. Stearns
Mutual
Thomas Hogan
George A Pettibone
Pettibone
Ganon City
Gov Peabody
Peabody
Stearns
State
Health Office Record
Dea
Henry
Frances R Hemilton
14Th St. Nw
Mary Gibson
St Nw
Frank M Pumphreys
Louiss C Moore
Joseph Mayer
St. Nw
Robert R. Buck
Kalon Wine CO
Bolt Street
W. Bilt
Benjamin Scott
Charles Hagerman
Rosenheimers
Dan Tigley
Tigkey
Edward Rosenheimer
Henry Poufen
Dickinson
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Exposition Pier
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Washington of Aces
Seventh Street Wharf
Fourteenth Street
Chevy Chase Lake
Thi
Shyeye
Oclty
Cheeapeake Beach
Maryland
Salle
Lend
Fairbanks and Cortelyou
McKinley
Asia
POST
Indorse
A. E. Wilson
Scott
Toel Cook
Telegraphers’ Executive Board
Maps
Heyi
Lad Staba
Georgia
Prom
Chicago News
Toens and
Heal Estate
New York Avenne
Apollinaris
White House
Boston Baring CO
B Streets
S. W
Gaspard
U. S
Pedestriana
Ginger
Zu Zo
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