Pity for Orchard in Walla Walla Dispatch
A Walla Walla dispatch quotes Frank Brennenberg at a Seventh Day Adventists gathering, urging leniency for Harry Orchard while noting her lack of opinion on Moyer Haywood and Pettibone. She leads a secluded life and reads the Bible, while referencing Steunenberg’s fears during the Coeur d Alene trouble and the national labor conflict ahead.
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Seattle
Wash
Walla Walla
Harry Orchard
Frank Brennenberg
Seventh Day Adventists
College Point
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Pettibones
United States
Steunenberg
Beef Trust Lets Inspected Cattle Killers Pass Loss Onto Packers
Washington notes a shift in inspection costs as the beef trust adopts postmortem rule to charge condemned carcasses to shippers. Producers and middlemen cry foul while consumers may face lower prices if packers reduce beef costs. The move targets reducing packer losses but could raise farming costs and spark debate over who pays for inspection and disease prevention.
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Washington
Beef Trust
Fort Worth
Texas
Oldest Yale Graduate Dead
Sarstogs X.Y. Jovet-Edwart, longtime Yale master graduate, died at Yale University today. He was among the widest graduates, finishing Yale in 1914. Relten, once a prominent member, is noted in the obituary as a key figure in Yale history.
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Yale
Sarstogs
X.Y. Jovet
Edwart
Seiten
Yale University
Relten
Americans drown in Thames near Cliveden
Two Americans G Otto Eberich of Freeport and L L Elterich and Mrs E M McLean of New York drowned while boating on the Thames near Cliveden. Eberich’s body recovered after search, McLean’s body found earlier. They were unidentified overnight. ownership traced by a shoemaker’s receipt and hotel notes. Bodies awaiting claimants.
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London
G. Otto Eberich
Freeport
L. L
Broadway
New York
E .M. McLean
Thames
Cliveden
McLean
Eberich
Hotel Imperial
Henry Guinard
Shriners Parade Opens Danbury Ceremonial Session
Five hundred Shriners from Danbury and surrounding towns gathered for the spring ceremonial of Pyramid Temple Bridgeport. Notable guests from Sphinx Temple Hartford and Mecca Temple New York attended a street cage parade with initiates, followed by a hospital garb ambulance, then dinner at Hotel Greer and fifty initiations back at the armory.
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Danbury
Fr .D. Moore
Greer
Armory
Arrested on Serious Charge in Derby
Daniel Anderson a six foot South Carolina man was arrested today on the charge of entering the home of Mrs Emma Hedges late last evening. Mrs Hedges was with Arthur Selby who screamed as the intruder fled after Selby warned him off with an eyeglass case.
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Derby
Daniel Anderson
South Carolina
Emma Hedges
Decision Favors Standard in St Paul Circuit Court
The United States circuit court overruled exceptions to the government complaint against the Standard Company. defendants were allowed to answer parts of the bill. Army officer forced to resign after missing bride elect at altar. Lieutenant Mack Richardson of the Twenty-sixth Infantry, stationed at Sam Houston, Texas, submitted his resignation, which was accepted. Other items note a bank bookkeeper’s case in Columbus, a Jamestown expedition voyage, and police guarding the Black Hand treachery case in New York City.
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St Paul, Minn
United States Circuit Court
Adard of Co
Washington
Jene T
Mack Richardon
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Sam Houston
Tet
Richardson
Fort Brown
Brownshire
Tex
Keibey
Bear on guard disrupts Union Pacific at Kemmerer
A mother bear sought her cubs near Ogden and halted train service on the Kemmerer division. Two railroad operators were trapped in their sleeping quarters for hours while workers attempted a rescue. A freight crew engaged 300 Greek laborers to help drive the bear away, disrupting schedules for miles.
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Ogden
Utah
Kemmerer Division
Union Pacific Railroad System
Bryan
Wyowleg
Traim
Mother Bear
Wheat Speculation and US Market Dynamics
The piece cautions farmers about the wheat boom as European prices lag behind US levels after shipping costs. It notes spring wheat surplus, potential price declines on a shipping basis, and weather risks in the US and Europe. It adds a political note on tariff protection shaping prices under Republican policy, and records the sale of the old sloop of war St Louis for 4210 dollars with historic ties.
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Washington
Sune
Canada
United States
Tme
Europe
Yiel
Connecticut Weather Forecast Shows Weekend Showers
Forecast indicates fair conditions tonight with Saturday turning fair, then showers likely in the afternoon. Regions expect mild temperatures and light winds, with no major storms anticipated.
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Connecticut
Orchard cross examines in murder trial in Boise scene
The testimony centers on Orchard correcting yesterday’s statements about a sick sister Minnie Horsley and admitting debts to two men with promised interest in a wood business. The cross examination by Richardson reveals a sharp, relentless exchange as Orchard details his past, including gambling, drinking, and his purported crimes linked to the Vindicator mine murder. Haywood’s stance remains defiant while Darrow hints Orchard may call Haywood to the stand. The trial is expected to extend into August, with extensive witness testimony planned.
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Boise
Orchard
Minnie Horsley
Burke
Idaho
Richardson
Bill Easterly
Easterly
Steunenberg
Orchart
Canada
Saginaw
Mich
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Clarence Darrow
le Chaser
Darrow
Peabody notes anonymous threats amid Haywood case
Kansas City June 7 former Colorado governor James H Peabody said last night he has received several anonymous letters threatening his life since the Haywood trial began in Boise He dismissed the threat as from unreliable sources and said he will not discuss Orchard testimony or his planned Haywood case testimony Meanwhile the Atlantic fleet commander has reported torpedo boat destroyer Hopkins leaking off Hog Island light and heading to Norfolk with pumps holding.
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Kansas City
James H. Peabody
Colorado
Haywood
Boise
Man Orchard
Peabody
Washington
Atlantic Fleet
Navy
Hopkins
Hog Island Light
Norfolk Navy Yard
City News Briefs From City Hall To Court Actions
A busy day with events and notices across the city. A band prom at City Hall, sales on Grand Street, and a milliner's bargain spree. Alumni club reception at Leavenworth Hall and masses scheduled at Immaculate Conception. Court actions include Mrs Winslow non-support and divorce cases before Judge Gager. A horse ran away near Bank Street, prompting an attempted shooting resisted by a bystander, no injuries beyond vehicle wheel damage.
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City Hall
Balthas Schlegel
John Rick
Dancing Academy
Anna I. Monagow
Spencer Avenue
Immaculate Conception Church
Connecticut Home Investment Company
Secretary of State
Fr. Kingsbury
C. H. Cables
G. KE. Terry
Michael Wallace
Grove Street
New St Joseph's Cemetery
Alice Winslow
Wiliam Winslow
Gager
Winslow
Bank Street
South Main
Crowd swarms courtroom for high profile confession
Attendants report mounting curiosity as the man on the stand admits crimes. Large crowds seek entry daily, with many turned away. Strangers face strict screening, credentials or reliable vouched status required. Security tightens at the Orchard site with deputies and detectives positioned around the rooms and doors.
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Sedge and Furr
Bie
Ovate Bete
Explosions Hit Maynard Powder Plant Injures No Lives
Two blasts at the American Powder Co plant in Maynard Massachusetts on June 7 caused a second explosion and a fire that menaced twenty small mills. Firefighters fought two hours to control the blaze, with losses around $3000 and widespread glass breaking but no deaths reported.
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Maynard
Mass
American Powder Co
Intergile
Ways of Saving Waste in Paris and London
The article describes Paris residents skimming the Seine for grease to sell to soap makers and harvesting floating corks from the riverbank by a community of cork fishermen who defend their niche. It also notes a London fire destroying waste sweepings containing silver and the practice of reclaiming metals from soot and wool-adhered bits for oil and other valuables.
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Paris
Seine
London
Killed by His Own Car Mel Today
A brief item notes a fatal accident involving a man who was thrown by a train and fell beneath a vehicle. The report appears in the Stok Democrat with a price of 42 cents and a four month citation.
Tuberculosis Bill Approved for Hartford Hospital
Hartford moves to fund tuberculosis care with a $50,000 appropriation for the Hartford hospital. Senate action includes a public health measure placing dairy commissioner authority over state slaughter houses, with power to enforce sanitary conditions. O'Brien measure relates to bar admission hearings. House also adopts pool and billiard regulations matching saloon closing laws.
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Hartford
McGovern
O’brien
Matthew E. O'Brien
Bridgeport
Io the Sone
White Poodle Incident Sparks Police Action
Miss Rose Lantazio and Mrs Keane were arrested by Officer Donahue after a dispute over a poodle named Rosie. The canine allegedly caused the disturbance when Rosie’s poodle went missing. Keane arrived home to find injuries and blood on her apron, and both women pressed to have the father of the involved party arrested.
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Rose Lantazio
Astend Keane
John Donahue
Rosie
Miss Lantzlo
Mra Keane
Union Street
Trouble Along the Line at Saybrook Station
J W McDonald barely escaped injury at Saybrook station as trespassers from Valley road attempted to coerce workers to quit. Chief see ordered the men off, a weapon was drawn, Station Agent Hazelhurst halted the assailant, a stiletto was found on another, and the trio were marched to Bradley for search and arrest.
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J. W. McDonald
Saybrook Staion
Haxehurst Probaaly
Valley Road
Hazelhurst
Bradley
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