Masked burglar kills girl during robbery in Dow home
In Springfield Mississippi a masked burglar killed Martha Blackstone after she screamed as he demanded money at Mrs Sarah Dow's Round Hil residence. Harriet Dow was shot in the head. the attacker fled. Others were present as the crime occurred in the dining room.
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Bfy United Pree
Springfield
Masa
Buralar
Martha Flackastone
J. C. Blackstone
Sarah Dow
Round Hil
Harriet Dow
Mrs Dow
Miss Blackstone
Mia
Dow
Mine Blackstone
Burns Fatal Fireman Enos Dies After Silver Wave Blaze
Manuel Enos, a fireman aboard the fishing schooner Silver Wave, died at Seattle General Hospital from burns suffered when a leak-fed fire gutted the vessel a week earlier. A Grinken cook splashed gasoline, igniting the blaze that left the crew badly burned with several feared dead.
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Manuel Enos
Seattle General Hospital
Grinken
Enos
Gifford Pinchot in Copenhagen
Gifford Pinchot is a guest at the British consulate in Copenhagen visiting his sister Lady Johnstone wife of Sir Alan Johnstone the British minister to Denmark. He arrived quietly and refused to discuss politics saying he is in Denmark to study Danish agriculture and forestry work. He said he would meet Roosevelt either in Copenhagen or London.
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Catted Pree Ee Ees
Gifford
Lady Johnstone
Sir Alan Johnstone
Denmark
Mr. Pinchot
Mr. Roosevelt
London
Scare for Roosevelt prompts Egypt tension claims
London Express editorial warns Roosevelt faces danger after criticizing rationalists in Egypt. It alleges native officers plot sedition and that secret societies threaten British rule, urging stricter measures to quell nationalist activity. Fire damages Black Manufacturing plant on First Ave South. Police arrest Harry Wood at 521 Prie Street for rifling a room. Jobin Spount and M. M. Gal hold Wood until officers arrive.
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Uetted Frees
London
Roosevelt
Egypt
London Express
Prie St
Harry Wood
Jobin Spount
M. M. Ga
Wood
Merchant's Son Elopes With Former Clerk in Store
Edward Rhodes son of Tacoma department store owner and Mies Masel Jonas a former clerk in the stationery department eloped by motor to Olympia and wed. The groom lost a spark plug before obtaining a license and spoiled affidavits in the process. They returned to Tacoma to parental forgiveness.
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Merchant
Olympia
Tacoma
Edward Rhodes
Henry Rhodes
Mies Masel Jonas
Elopers
Rhodes
Hardware and Croc
Young Rhodes
Farmer buries $1000. worker digs up clue in theft case
John Gues reports a thief stole tin cans containing more than 61,000 dollars buried on his farm near Los Angeles. A can was found during plowing, prompting fear of further theft as the farmer searches for the missing coins.
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Los Angeles
John Gues
Gues
Bia Ranch
Ployes
Drunken youths in West Seattle case in Judge Frater court
In Judge Frater's court two 11 year old boys admitted they drank port wine bought by a boot black named Jake Barah who claimed to be 17 but says 21. The boys, found unconscious, were helped by police after hours of revival work. Corbett accompanied them to identify the boot black and Baruh was jailed.
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Jade
Jake Barah
West Seattle
Judge Frater
Sam Corbett
Man makes global trek on foot from Seattle to Liverpool
James Pish, 76, sails from Seattle on the Bertha with plans to walk down the Pacific coast to Santa Cruz, cross to Boston, then sail to Liverpool. He aims to travel Europe on foot, visit the Philippines, and return via Alaska. Locals doubt he can finish, though he has survived ten years in Valdez without leaving Alaska.
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Valoro Ainakiae Apel
James Pish
Seattle
Bertha
Manchester
England
Santa Cruz
Cal
Boston
Liverpool
Europe
Philippine Islands
Laska
Pacific
Valdez
Fish
Edward Payson Weaton
Alaska
Mrs Du Moulin Wins Divorce Over Husband in San Francisco
Mrs. Du Moulin secured a San Francisco divorce on the grounds of desertion, while her husband Walter H. Du Moulin then faced a voided Washington suit as he remained in Seattle. The case stems from alleged neglect and time spent with young women while he led a parish.
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San Francisco
Walter H. du Moulin
Seattle
Washington
One Cent Damages and Bond in Tacoma Case
James Allen a tramp was bound over to the superior court on a $1,000 bond for damaging a Northern Pacific freight car by taking one cent worth of oiled waste from a journal box to start a fire beside the track. Justice George P. Wood of Roy presided in the rural jurisdiction.
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Tacoma
Superior Court
Northern Pacific
James Allen
George P. Wood
Roy
Allen
Suing Over Son's Heart Extracted by Doctor
Mrs. Mary Hassard sues Dr. T. D. Lehane for 25000 alleging the coroner's physician autopsied her son and removed his heart for medical study. The suit names Dr. Lehane as defendant in New York. Frederick & Nelson's D. B. Frederick returned from Europe visiting Paris Liege London and other cities.
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New York
Mary Hassard
Sait
T. D. Lehane
Frederick Back
D. EB
Frederick
Frederick & Nelson
Paris
Liepale
London
White slave trader convicted in King County case
Joe Herman the second white slave owner tried in King County was found guilty in Judge Ronalds department. He ran a charter in Women with Max Thurman who was earlier convicted and sentenced. A raid at Sixth and Yesler led to arrests and the deportation order for two Austrian Polish women involved in the operations.
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Joe Herman
King County
Yeater
Ronald
Superior Court
Herman
Max Thurman
Hiim
Thorne
Sixthey
Yeslers
Lillian Stein
Seattle
Thurna
Thieves Steal Wagon and Clothes from Dye Works
A delivery wagon filled with garments and a horse were stolen from the curb at 14th Ave N E and University while the driver made a delivery for Queen City Dye Works. Police reported the incident this morning as part of a rash of thefts from dyers' wagons.
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Queen City
Av. N. E
University
Pittsburg Posse Quits The Chase
Pittsburg miner Paul Martina who shot mine foreman Paul Folshack remains at large as a posse withdraws. Deputy Sheriff C Hunt arrives to coordinate with Sheriff Morrie and the search will be dropped as Pittsburg returns to normal. Miller Freeman suspends civic census bureau work after 106 days of effort.
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Tacoma
Paul Martina
Pittsburg
Paul Folshack
C. Hunt
Morrie
Miller Freeman
Civic Census Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
Romance Rides On Street Cars As Dodd Seeks Fortune
Henry Fewster Dodd, a Seattle motorman and nephew of Col Harvey F. Dodd, has taken the first step toward a $100,000 inheritance by marrying Hazel Goebel of Georgetown. The condition: ten years of a happy marriage, with Dodd totaling a prosaic life on the Georgetown run as he earns his fortune.
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Motorman
Henry Fewster Dodd
Dodd
Seattle Tire Company
Harvey F. Dodd
Hazel Goebel
George Town
Henry Dodd
Victoria
Plains
Wyoming
Northwest Mounted Police of Canada
Banff
Thetis
Beattie Electric Company
Jacob Furth
Yesterway
Georgetown
Mrs. Dodd
Brandes and Nelson Clash in Senate Hearing Concluded
Testimony before the committee shows tempers flare as Graham and Nelson clash over remarks about Brandeis. Todd defends his conduct, denies pressuring prosecutions, and confirms conversations with Jones and Glavis as a recess ends the session.
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James
Brandeis
United States
Todd
Washington
Brandete
Graham
Nelson
Jones
Hanford
Seattle
Olmatead
Fisid Glavis
Chris Jensen
Glavia
Glavis
Cunningham
Baylor murder trial clears room for witnesses
Evidence shows Kall iffe cleared the courtroom of children before testifying. Golda Baylor, daughter of the slain banker, was sent to the witness room as Mrs Sayler and John Crunen, heirs to the estate, accuse Miller and Sayler of killing Baylor. Classen testified Sayler visited Dr Miller’s office, often alone, and he found the doctor and Sayler together at night.
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Watseka
Ile
Baylor
Kalliffe
Golda Baylor
Williiam Classen
Wm. Miller Miller
Mre
Sayler
John Crun@en
Kitting Bayler
Classen
Mre Sayter
Dr. Miller
Ehowre
Dr Miller
Mre Rayler
Big Jim Bobs Up In Europe
Dr Alexander Warner, returning from Europe, reports James L. Gallagher the missing graft witness met his wife aboard the Koenig Albert en route to Naples in December. Warner says Gallagher spoke freely and did not seem to be fleeing or financially troubled. He noted Gallagher’s conversations about his absence and the San Francisco graft case fallout.
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San Francisco
Alesander Warner
Europe
James L. Gallagher
Gallagher
Naples
Warner
Beattle Letter Carriers Band to Play at Y M C A
The Beattle Letter Carriers band will give its first concert at the Y M C A Auditorium Thursday evening April 7 at 7:90. This to an or
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Beattle Letter Carriers
Y. MC. A. Auditeriue
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