Drunken Row Leaves Clerk Dangerously Wounded
A late afternoon brawl at a Touraine hotel ended with clerk Connell fatally wounded by a knife. Four assailants fled and police heard little. doctors fear for Connell's life though he shows some improvement. The stab pierced the abdomen, risking a near fatal outcome if the blade had moved slightly deeper.
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Touraine
Connel
Securite
Jerry
Connell
Connells
Ghent
Arbitration decision probes Tacoma strike fallout
The arbitration board released a written decision signed by James Kiefer and John H. Powell after reviewing evidence and meeting late last night. Judge William Hickman Moore, confined at home, will sign the document. Manager Grant reported 11 strikers resigned post strike while 74 new workers were employed at strike end.
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James Kiefer
John H. Powell
Wilam Hickman Moore
Moore
T Board
Furth
Tacoma
Grant
Attempt to Burn the Alliance Security Efforts
A ragged OCR fragment notes an attempted arson against the Alliance with references to watchmen at yards to deter further attempts. Details are unclear and names or places are not legible.
Fragments of a Courtroom Exchange Over Money
Readable lines show a dialog about minutes and money between named figures in a courtroom setting. A warrant and a swift touch are mentioned as part of a legal process. The text fragments imply ongoing legal actions and a local prosecution.
Brooks Involved in Office Store Conspiracy Rumor
A fragment suggests Brooks was spotted near his store and inferred to have spoken with an associate. It mentions an associate named Alien and a claim that after a prior incident at 320 Brooks learned of another store nearby and attempted to obtain $160, with consequences unclear.
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Brooks
Alien
The Big Gun Was Sounded in Washington Navy Yard
The report notes a large naval gun had been tested and deemed safe after prior wear. An official observer says the gun had been under constant maintenance since the Spanish War and was marked safe before firing only 100 times. Investigation continues to determine the accident’s full cause.
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Washington
Ded. C
Adaes
Ordnance Department
Theman
Bench Warrant Issued for Witness McManter in Hotel Burglary Case
James McDonald stands trial in the Superior Court for burglary after an attempted break in at Grand Central hotel last January. Prosecution witness A J McManter failed to appear prompting Judge Hell to issue a bench warrant for contempt. McManter was brought in by Deputy Sheriff Cook before noon and claimed he overslept. the court accepted the excuse and imposed no fine.
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James McDonald
Grand Central Hotel
Criminal Department of the Superior Court
A. J. McManter
Hell
Cook
Pennell Inquest Opens On Burdick Death In New York
The inquest into Arthur Pennell and his wife Burdick's deaths opened in a crowded court today. Attorneys for the Pennell family and Mrs Burdick attended as investigators sought to determine if the deaths were accidental or caused by foul play amid a fire and collapse scene.
Post Office Scandal Edges Into New Phase in Bristol Trial
In Washington a new phase of the post office scandal unfolds as Judge Bristol questions witnesses about a western city postmaster who accuses an unnamed department official. A woman, introduced as the official's wife, was guest at the postmaster home and later revealed as a deception. The postmaster filed formal charges amid the upheaval. Peter Curly was arrested by deputies on insanity charges after a violent episode threatening family members.
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Washington
Bristol
Peter Curly
Bunce
McGee
Curly
Divorce Suit Details Over Family Cow Dispute
Affidavits filed in the superior court in the divorce between Mary Brunnet and Charlies Brunnet reveal marital discord over a family cow purchase. Mary sought to buy from Duncalf, while Charlies preferred store milk, and the husband claims he loves his wife but she blocks him. The case will be heavily contested and goes to trial this month.
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Mary Brunnet
Charlies Brunnet
Brunnet
Snoqualmie Moves Toward Incorporation by Petition
More than 80 Snoqualmie residents filed a petition with county commissioners to form the town into a city. A meeting was scheduled in the commissioners’ office to determine the procedure and set a date for the election.
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Snoqualmie
Comissioners
Fernand Farm Company Moves to Dissolve
The Fernand Farm company fled a petition for disincorporation in the superior court today. The company was organized ten years ago.
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Fernand Farm Company
Americans Kill Moros in Turbulent Wedge Attack
A U S forces from Shawls battalion of the Seventh Infantry and Kilpatrick's cavalry attacked Moro positions. The American charge was determined and lethal with losses on both sides. Datto Panandengan, once friendly to Americans, is among the dead. Afterward, American troops razed enemy fortifications as opposition stiffened.
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Twenseventh
Gheensir
Kilpatrick
Datto Panandengan
Mar
Desperate Fight With Murderers In Chicago Saloon
In a morning raid police arrested five Italian men after a struggle in a saloon where a man with seven knife wounds was found near the door. A lieutenant was wounded by a bullet, and three attackers were wounded inside before disarmament. Authorities believe a Mafia motive and vow a sweep of Italian secret circles. Two detainees are suspected in a fellow countryman’s murder.
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Chicago
Therm
Wealth of Nations Wealth of Nations
The Pacific Packing and Navigation company through its receivership plans to operate on a large scale this year. Canneries at Orca Kenal Uyak Cola Nushagak Kilkoot Dundas Katham Hunter's Bay Taku Yeon Bay and Puget Sound sites Blaine and Pairheaven will run. The fleet will include about 16 vessels with the Marvester already sailing north and the Guy C. Goma St. Paul and America loading cargo for Alaska and the Bering Sea ports. An oversight notes Freak Steel was appointed archon of the estate of the insane Mrs. Marah eDonough two years ago and was cited to appear.
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Pacific Packing & Navigation Company
Ite
Eastern Banka
Recolvera
Orca
Kenal
Uyak
Cola
Nushagak
Kilkoot
Dundas
Katham
Hunter’s Bay
Taku
Yeon Bay
Puget Sound
Blaine
Pairheaven
Company
Verseia
Marvester
North
Guy C. Goma
St. Paul
America
Alaska
Hering
Freak Steel
Mia
MaraheDonough
Equity Court Case on Unpaid Taxes Over Lake Property
In equity court this morning, near Lake, Mr Breel stated he had paid the taxes this year but missed them on time due to an oversight. The hearing sought to show why the overdue amount was not settled promptly and to determine any penalties or remedies.
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Equity Court
Lake
Breel
Wreck at Mines and Metal Building Injures Five
A large derrick toppled at the Mines and Metal building during the World's Fair causing five serious injuries. Rescue crews used jacks and crowbars to free the trapped workers. three may die.
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ST. Louis
Six Story Brick and Iron Building Planned
Mertin and Sehius today filed plans for a six story brick and iron building to be erected between Pryecceeth. The modern structure will be completed at an estimated cost of $76,000 with Woeck and Behrens securing the erection contract.
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Mertin & Sehius
Fied
Woeck & Behrens
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the Pennel
Buppalo
Arthur Pennell
Moros
Pacolor
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W.B. Hutchinson Co. Cor
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