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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1907

Page

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Man fatally shoots another in saloon near Seattle

John McGee, 54, a Seattle carpenter, died after W L Davis 38 caliber pistol shot him in an opera bar. Davis, intoxicated, slapped McGee then fired at close range. McGee died next day. Davis was arrested and held without bail after a Wenatchee hearing.

W. L. Davis John McGee McGee Davis F. A. Ware Naval Seattle George Smith Morgan County Kentucky Marshal Debord Platt Wenatchee Here Superior Court

Overland Restaurant Sold to New Operators in Leavenworth

T H Walker and L H Barthel closed a weeklong trade with John Bjork for the Overland Restaurant and will assume control on the 15th. Walker came from Seattle last fall and has worked in F J Brady's. Barthel, a railroad man, recently moved from the East to Leavenworth.

T. H. Walker L. H. Barthel John Bjork Overland Restaurant Mr. Walker Seattle F. J. Brady Mr. Barthel Leavenworth

Miss Amoretta McDaniels Weds Mr Charles Johnson at Wenatchee Parsonage

The Cashmere Record reports the marriage of Miss Amoretta McDaniels of Cashmere to Mr Charles Johnson of Cashmere, solemnized last Saturday afternoon at the Episcopal church parsonage in Wenatchee by Rev Hilton. The ceremony was quiet with immediate relatives present and the couple began housekeeping together.

Amoretta McDaniels Charles Johnson Episcopal Church Wenatchee Hilton Mr. Johnson Cashmere Miss McDaniels

Body Found Near Cascade Tunnel Hints Russian Finn Fate

Reported by Dr. Hoxsey, a decomposed body found by section men at Cascade tunnel, possibly that of a Russian Finn who vanished in September. Coroner Saunders and Wenatchee's Mr. Sprague investigated. no inquest held.

Hoxsey Cascade Tunnel Saunders Sprague Wenatchee

Death of Mr. Stark in Seattle After Ill Health

Mr. Stark died in Seattle on May 30 at age 44 after a long lung illness. He had lived in the area for nearly a year, came from Seattle for health, and was well regarded. Services were held at Bonney-Watson Parlors and Mt. Pleasant Cemetery followed the funeral. He left a wife and two children, Fred 12 and Edward 4, who reside in Leavenworth, with two brothers traveling from Dakota for the funeral.

Mr. Stark Seattle First Presbyterian Church of Mathews Bonney-Watson Co Mt. Pleasant Fred Edward Leavenworth

Miner John Miller Bets Red Mountain District Will Lead State Riches

John Miller returns to the Red Mountain mining district to push development on his valuable property. He predicts that once properly developed the district will become the richest in the state.

John Miller Red Mountain

Death of Andrew Laden Father of Luke and John Laden

Andrew Laden aged 75 died at Elmer Murphy's residence on June 4 1907. He leaves two sons L H Laden and J W Laden of Leavenworth Washington who were with him at the end. Funeral is set for Thursday morning at 8:30 and 9:00 from 335 Mount Hope Avenue and St Marys Church.

Elmer Murphy Andrew Laden L. H J. W. Laden Leavenworth Washington Mount Hope Avenue St. Mary’s Church

The Base Ball Dance Aided Wenatchee Club Fund

The dance held last Saturday night drew women organizers praise and generated 118 in gross receipts with 79.40 net for the ball team. J E Grant plans to travel to Seattle to pick green and red suits to send by express for a game against a Wenatchee nine next Sunday.

Leavenworth Boys Leavenworth J. E. Grant Seattle Express Wenatchee

Local births noted in Wood Spur area and nearby homes

Dr Hoxsey states Roosevelt's race death theory does not apply locally. On Wednesday a son was born to E F Riddell near Wood Spur above Chiwaukum and another son was born in the home of Mr Per singer in the same area.

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