Excerpt from The Glass Worker, Vol. 4: Official Organ, June 1907
Surrounded by deputy sheriffs and guarded by special detectives, Harry Or chard, the star witness for the prossen tion in the trial took the witness stand on June 5. Seldom, if ever, has a more revolting and blood curdling story of crime been related in the court room or out of it than that which the witness, who said his real name is Albert E. Horsely, unfolded before the jury.
His wanderings over the western coun try at the expense of the organization to bump off men who had opposed the union were related in detail in a more or less connected narrative. These wander ings took him from Colorado to San Francisco and through Wyoming, Utah and Montana.
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