Guilt on Orchard brooded over grievance in mine case
Boise June 25 direct defense testimony focused on Harry Orchard and Frank Steunenberg. Orchard denied hating Steunenberg over the Hercules mine and said he sold his interest two years earlier. Defense plans to introduce witnesses asserting Orchard threatened to kill Steunenberg amid the Hercules dispute.
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William D. Haywood
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Frank Steunenberg
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Steunenberg
Hial
F. R. Redd
Cripple Creek
Goldfield, Nev
Charles A. Sullivan
Brown Hotel
Denver
Redd
Mihers’ Hall
Sullivan
John Neville
Gripple St
Cripple Creek Mining Trial Ties Unrest to Orchard Statements
The trial reveals Orchard repeatedly claimed he would be rich if not for Stémenterg and that he intended to kill Bim.oe Witnesses Federation Men. Testimony shows connections between union leaders at Cripple Creek and the Western Federation of Miners. A bloodhound incident and a psychological study by Harvard's Hugo Munsterburg are noted in court.
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Ana
Sullivan R
Haywood
Moyer
Cripple Creek
del Lh McGee
Coeur dAtenes
Orchard
Wallace
Idaho
Crippie Creek
Sterling
Mine Owners’ Association
Independence
DP. C
Scott
Florence
Independence Station
Colorado Springs
Peter
Steve
Adams
Colorado
Hugo Munsterburg
Harvard University
Obituaries Notice of several Maryland area deaths 1907
Death notices for Louise Murdock Keith Hugh Kiernan Jennie Lewis Richard Murphy Harry E Owens Mary J Schofield Margaret M Shaw list dates June 1907, places Baltimore Washington Alexandria Langdon and Cleveland Park with funeral times and cemeteries including Forest Glen Rock Creek Be Named vaults and St Jerome s Church Hyattaville and Columbus Street addresses.
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Street
Louise Murdock Keith
Lette
William D
Father Towers
St. Jerome's Church
Hyattaville
Forest Glen Cemetery
Maryland
T Shewis
Jennie Lewis
A. G. Prevost
Murphy
Wayne, Pa
Richard
Dennis
Annie E. Murphy
New Cathedral Cemetery
Philadelphia
Owens
Harry E
H. T. Owens
Annie R. Owens
White
Twenty-first
Baltimore
Langdon
D. C
Rock Creek
Schofield
Mary J. Schofield
Arsemus Schofield
Columbus Street
Alexandria
Shaw
W. C. Shaw
Cleveland Park
Margaret M. Shaw
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listings
A densely packed notice lists multiple funeral directors and embalmers with their addresses and phone numbers including Thos. S. Sergeen successor to R. S. Cain at 10M 7th St NW, T. A. Costello & Bro at 12 H Street NE, Frank Geier's Sons at 1113 Seventh St NW, John R. Wright Co at 1537 Tenth St NW, J. William Lee at 332 Pennsylvania Ave NW, WM. H. Sardo & Co at 408 H Street NE, George P. Zarhorst at 901 East Capitol St, Hindle & Bayliss at 5th and H M, all providing funeral services, chapels, embalming, and livery connections with various telephone numbers referenced.
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Thos. S. Sergeon
R. S. Cain
7Th St
T. A. Costello & Bro
H Street
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh St
John R. Wright Co
Tenth
St. Nw
J. William Lee
Pennsylvenia Ave
George P. Zarhorst
Funers
East Capitol
Hindle & Bayliss
Miss Louise Schmitt Robbed and Attacked in Flat
New York report says Miss Louise Schmitt returned to 668 Melrose Avenue ground floor flat at 11 o'clock and, after eating lunch, was seized by two Black men. One hit her with a revolver, others bound her with a towel gag, then they searched the house and escaped through a side window. She recovered with a doctor’s aid after a neighbor heard her screams.
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Washington
New York
Louise’ Schmitt
Melrose Avenue
Bfe
Miss Schmitt
Lizzie Gehder
Licensed to Marry List of Couples and Clergy
A lengthy roster of licenses to marry with names of bride and groom ages plus officiating reverends, many pairs linked to Petersburg and Richmond areas. The document lists dozens of couples, some with multiple names and authorities, reflecting a broad register of upcoming marriages and associated clergy.
Health Office Record Deaths Reported June 24 1907
Death notices list Bettie O Jenkins age 71 of 640 Park Road Adeline F King age not stated 634 Lat se Autrey M Skiles at Geo Wash Hospital 26 years James BrambrickInsane Hospital 68 years Infant of Rubin and Ida Aronson unnamed at Georgetown University Hospital Lilian Soper at Georgetown Hospital George and Bits George Washington Daly Hospital and others noted with unclear details
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Bettie O. Jenkins
Park Road
Adeline F. King
Autrey M. Skiles
Geo. Wash
John
Gov
Heep
Rubin
Ida A. Aronson
Lilian Soper
Georgetown
Ucle
George & Bits
Geo
Wash. Daly
Yen
Mark Twain Honored at London Pilgrims Dinner in England
Mark Twain was guest of Principal at a dinner for old graduates in London. A plaster statue of Twain in Pilgrim robes sat at the table as verses by Owen Seaman were read. Guests included Augustine Birrell and many MPs. Birrell toasted Twain, who replied of his moralist label and England’s placards about him.
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Mark
Yune
Merk
Mark Twain
England
Twain
Owen Seaman
Purch
Marke Twain
Halcyon Neas
Hirrel
Medleea
Edward
United States
Birrell
Samuel L. Clemens
Clemens
Forgers Obtain 80000 in Bank Payouts
Harbin reports a revolutionist dressed as a Frontier Guards officer cashed a forged check at the Russo-Chinese Bank, earlier payments totaling 50000 were made on forged papers. The recipient fled with the money.
Morgan Poster Compliments Morgan on London Exhibit
London posters feature a giant portrait of J Pierpont Morgan advertising a business exhibition opening at Olympia on July 4. The poster bears no name or identifying mark, yet conveys Morgan’s prominent status in American commerce.
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London
Washington Post
America
The
Olympia
Olympia.’ ‘On July 4. the Poster Consists of” A Huge Portrait of Mr. Morgan
Thieves Plot to Steal $50 Million From Government Office
Fragmentary OCR reports a gigantic plot to loot government funds in Tschita District, Washington DC. The article mentions a $50,000,000 target and alleges a tunnel dug to reach a safe. Details are unclear and corrupted.
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Atschita
Dis
Test in the federal era yesterday
Fragmentary OCR reads test in the federal era yesterday with damaged wording and unclear details. No clear event, persons, or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
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Federal
Chinese Revolt Grows Reported Near Canton
In Itoria British Columbia on June 2 reports say rebel forces move toward Canton as ships arrive from Hongkong. The steamer from Japan brought news of the upheaval and a flotilla of rebel expeditions appears to be gathering in coastal districts.
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Itoria
British Columbia
Ugeca
Hongkong
Japan
Japan pressures China over Manchuria lumber dispute
An Osaka era report states Japan is coercing China to resume negotiations over timber rights in Manchuria. Peking has asked for talks aimed at reaching an agreement. Gen Kojima, head of the timber bureau, is levying a quarter of timber, with thousands of rafted logs held up as 16,000 lumber workers mobilize in An-tung amid fears of a broader order.
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Manchuria
Brite Detion
China
Wat
Peking
Yalug River
Kojima
Timber Bureau
Antung
Seven die in New York tenement collapse during excavation
Debris from a Walker and Lafayette street tenement collapse killed seven people, six of them Torchino family members, with the father and mother among the injured. Contractor George Blumenthal was arrested for homicide as rescue crews cleared tons of debris after alarms from two younger occupants who warned others. Dozens fled into the streets as the building gave way during ex cavations for a neighboring project.
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New York
Fersone
Q Hospital
Jacob “Reigler
Walker and
Lafayettes
Moses Taylor
Daya
Tony ‘Torphino
Mamie Torchino
Lilie Torchino
Fred Torchino
Susie Torchino
Edward Torchino
Cosmo Belucci
Tomasso
Amelia Torchino
George
George Blumenthal
Lasse
Wilson seeks to end eating clubs at Princeton
Special to The Washington Post reports President Woodrow Wilson plans to abolish Princeton University eating clubs. The move sparks strong opposition from students and alumni with Ivy Club member Tracy Harris noting sentiment is broadly against abolition and questioning the intended social aims behind ending the clubs.
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Washington. Post
New York
Woodrow’ Wilson
Princeton
Haa
Tracy
Hs Harris
Wiliams@réet
Ivy Club
Wilson
Harrig
New York June Weather and Railway News Preview
The item notes a June publication and upcoming events related to Mrs Whitela and the Grand Trunk Railway. It mentions tourist prospects for the year and previews seasonal openings, with regions described as filled and parks ready for summer use.
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New York
Peat
Mrs. Whitela
Cotte
Limit.ion War Booty and Vatican Conference Notes
Fragmentary report covers a British naval proposition on neutrality and convoy rules, plus Roosevelt rumors about Vatican participation. Also lists Catholic bishops signing a Fremantle address to conference president Neidof.
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Rome
Paris
Vatican
William
Henry Fremantle
M. Neiidof
J. J. Keane
Dubinus
Towa
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Kansas
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Duluth
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Galveston
T. Honacum
Lincoln
Nebr
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Natchitoches
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Sioux City
James A. McFill
Trenton
Carnegie at The Hague visits site for Palace of Peace
Mr and Mrs Carnegie with government commission head Visited The Hague site for the Palace of Peace financed by Carnegie. They met Foreign Minister Van Kar Neberk and Russian minister Nelidoff, with luncheon and reception for the Carnegie couple.
Polk Attacks Higher Education of Negroes in the South
Dr William M Polk a noted New York physician and Cornell dean spoke at Sewanee University exercises. He condemned higher education for Black people in the South, arguing it would produce an inferior result. He contrasted Black and white educational outcomes, suggesting a lack of alignment with white society.
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Corte
Washington Post
Chattanooga
Tenn
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New York
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Cormmer-Stone
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Sewanee
South
Policeman Foils Elopement Plot in Brooklyn Basement
A Brooklyn patrolman spotted a bright light from the basement of 835 Madizon Street and investigated a suspected elopement scheme. He uncovered details promising a plan involving Miss Floyd Linn and her family, prompting further inquiry.
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Washington Post
New York
Atreet
Brooklyn
Floyd Linn
Consul Quits Amid Accusations In New York
A French consul resigns following accusations against a 38 year old man in New York. Mary Pinefgen, year old, lodged a complaint with police officer John Anglin. The case involved inmunity of the consulate building under treaty. Officials including Mayor Me delen and Commissioner Bingham reviewed the matter and the consul received apologies.
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New York
Mary
Mabray
Rangisco
John Anglin
Anglin
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Ain
Winters keep up struggle and Albert denies wept before Clemenceau
Marcelin Albert leader of the wine growers movement faces a big crowd in Argelliers France as he claims he did not weep in front of Premier Clemenceau after a Paris interview. He says he will leave decisions to federated delegates while delegates decide to press on with the movement and set minimum demands amid a stormy two hour session and continued unrest.
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France
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Clemenceau
Paris
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Cahn
Wrue
Tar Paint Factory Fire Leaves Destruction In Cumberland
Special to The Washington Post reports a tar explosion at the Fort Cumberland Paint Manufacturing Co factory in Cumberland on June 25. The blaze destroyed the engine house of South Cumberland Hose Company No 4, a double frame house owned by Fr Mertefia Sotis, and damaged surrounding properties. Losses total about 5,500 with no insurance. Michael Diehl, the paint mixer, is said to be fatally burned.
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Cumberland
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South Cumberland Hose Company No. 4
Mertefia -Sotis
Michael Diehl
Broker Bribe-Giver Convicted in Pittsburg Case
Charles R. Richardson a broker was found guilty in Criminal Court today of conspiring with Harvey P. Bostaph Joseph Flaherty and J H Mitholand to bribe Pittsburg councilmen to pass the Pittsburg and Tube City Railroad franchise ordinance The charge claimed Richardson furnished C 70 000 to Cameron president of the railroad to influence council members The money vanished leading to charges against W A Martin Milholland Flaherty Cameron and others
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Charles R. Richardson
Harvey P. Bostaph
Joseph Flaherty
J. H. Mitholand
Pittsburg and Tube City
Richardson
C. 8
Cameron
Pittsburg and Tube City Railroad
W. A. Martin
J. H. Milholland
Debate on peers bill reshapes Lords role in Britain
London June 25 The House of Commons resumes debate on premier regulation for the Lords with Arthur Hamilton Lee arguing the Commons cannot govern all. Attorney General Walton defends Bannerman action saying the resolution defines the Lords place as a chamber of review rather than abolition.
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London
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Hampshire
Flouse of Commons
United States
Senate
Walton
Lee
Atorney
Bannerman
Protection for Roosevelt at McKinley monument dedication
Justice Day urged Governor Harris to mobilize the entire National Guard for Canton when the McKinley monument is dedicated. He said the State must protect President Roosevelt, the guest of honor, and spoke with strong conviction while avoiding details of any specific threat.
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Columbus
Ohio
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McKinley Memorial Association
Vanderbilt Cody's Host Special Feature
Special report from Newport outlines Cody's appearance and performance with music and guest acts. Mentions figures such as R. L. Jurie and Buffalo Sandy Point, with references to Hs a William Hunter and John. Details are fragmented but indicate a local showcasing event with notable participants.
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Newport
R. L. Jurie
C. Ww
Cody
Buffalo Sandy Point
Hs A. William
R. ‘Hunter
Fj Brewing Capitol St Washington Ga Brief Ad
Fj Brewing in Georgia advertise Capitol Street Washington contact numbers Bast 1431 and 703-708 for services and inquiries.
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Capitol
St. Washington
Hannas on Freight Boat Special to The Washington Post
Report from Cleveland Ohio describes the Hanna family planning a special train to Ravenna after disembarking with their son, aiming to return home with his wife and settle finances. They expect further travel to Newport or Atlantic City and Hanna faces a near five hundred dollar fee for rest.
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Ohio
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Lisbon political parties push for national congress
A Lisbon news dispatch reports Conservative and Progressive forces united against the government favor a national congress to address the constitutional question. The government has ordered all Republican clubs closed.
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London
Dispatch
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national_ congress
Unclear OCR Note Found North of Tong Residence
Fragmentary report describes an incident two miles north of the Tong residence with a person pinned and ground damaged. Details are incomplete and names or precise actions are not recoverable from the unreadable text.
Crown Prince George of Servia Narrowly Escapes Death
Berlin report from Tageblatt says Crown Prince George of Servia narrowly escaped death while steering his boat on the river near the Hungarian shore. Customs officials signaled him to stop and allow inspection, prompting a tense moment as his vessel drifted past.
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Belgrade
George of
Servia
Amine
Fushimi Sails For Home From Bequimalt
British cruiser Monmouth sails from Haquimalt in British Columbia to escort Prince Fushimi to Japan. A squadron of warships will meet the Monmouth off the Japanese coast to complete the return voyage.
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Bankhead for Full Term in Alabama Senate
Alabama news reports Bankhead poised to win the balance of the Morgan term with no administration opposition after a conference with Governor and Lt. Governor Gray. In Birmingham, the Davidson faction of Alabama Republicans plans a state conference to oppose Roosevelt’s choice and back Fairbanks or Knox if needed.
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Montgomery
Ala
John H. Bankhead
John T. Morgan
Senate
Bankhead
Henry B. Gray
Birmingham
Als
Davidson
Republican Party
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State Committee of Organization
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Knox
King Edward Hosts Levee at St James Palace
London June 25 King Edward held the levees of the season at St James Palace with Indian mutiny veterans as a striking feature. The second group of mutiny survivors, including seventy officers with thirty three generals, attended in full dress. Ambassador Whitelaw Reid and Pierpont Morgan were among the guests.
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St. James Palace
London
Edward
Evelyn Wood
Whitelaw Reid
Henry C. Cook
J. Fierpont Morgan
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