Murderers of Marshal Miller Captured After Mountain Chase
Deputies tracked and captured Yoven Borsvich and Nick Pettrich after a 20 mile pursuit over Cascade crests. Pettrich bears a bullet wound to the leg while Borsvich is unarmed. both confess to joining the Kent killing of Marshal Miller and are sent toward Seattle for trial. Deputy Storey, shot in the hip, shows improvement at Providence hospital.
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Marshal Miller
Crest OF Cascades
Kent Marshal
Star
Posse
Snoqualmie Pass
Matt Starwich
John Liner
Yoven
Borsvich
Nick Pettrich
Frank Miller
Kent
Jack Storey
Snoqualmie Valley
Pettrich
Starwich
Storey
O'Grady
McNell
Liner
Peterson
McNeil
Milwaukee
Johnson
J. 8. Bingley
Martin Station
Seattle
Alagich
Spaso Hogovich
United States
Waterloo
Portland
Oregon
Minneapolis
Montenegro
Tacoma
Potrland
John C. Storey
Providence Hospital
Donohue Faces Penitentiary
Donohue, a well known architect, was found guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses by a jury before Judge A. W. Frater in the superior court yesterday afternoon. He forged a bill for 95 dollars on marblework for a boot black stand. The penalty ranges from one to five years in the state penitentiary.
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PJ. Donohue
A. W. Frater
Donohue
Assault Case Continued in Superior Court
The assault case involving Julia Scott and Alice Whittaker was continued by Judge A W Prater until April 30. Scott was arrested on a charge of assault and battery and the matter remains before the court as of the recent session.
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Julia Scott
Alice Whittaker
A. W. Prater
Superior Court
New Trial Granted for George Whittier in Boxcar Break-in
Judge A. W. ter granted a new trial today for George Whittier who was charged with breaking into a boxcar. Whittier confessed he broke in because he was hungry and the jury had recommended clemency.
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George Whittier
Lester
A. W Ter
Whittier
Bogich Threat Claim Ties to Tow Crew Standoff
Mark Hogich representing Robert A. Kinzle alleges threats against his life after three John Does detained him while he towed strike breakers to the steamship Humboldt at Pier A. The incident occurred as Togich reported the crew’s seizure during an uptown march.
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Mark Hogich
Robert A. Kinzle
Treadwell
Dowslas Island
Alanka
John
Tegich
de Jer
Humboldt
Pier A
Togich
William Steffen Arrested Over Beer Sales at Madison Park Pavilion
Mayor John F. Miller caused the arrest of William Steffen after beer sold at his Madison park pavilion bar drew witnesses. Steffen was released on 260 bail as police court appearances for the two witnesses were postponed to tomorrow afternoon to allow City Attorney DeBruler more prep time. The Star reported the beer was purchased last Wednesday night by two representatives of The Star.
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William Steffen
Madison Park Pavilion
John F. Miller
Steffen
Star
Wilkes
Police Department
DeBruler
Btar
Frisco Crowd Plans Grand Atlantic Fleet Parade
United Press reports Frisco will host a vast naval parade with 8000 bluejackets and 4000 soldiers plus militia and civic groups. Marchers form on Market Street and nearby avenues with General Funston directing from Hattery area. 16 naval bands and several army bands provide music.
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United Press
San Ancirco
Market @t
East
Steuart
Spear
Beale
Main
Market St
Funston
Hattery
Marketet
Third Artillery
Putz
Six Thousand Men Wanted for Grand Trunk Pacific Work
Victoria B C April 14 Six thousand white men are wanted by Foley Welch Stewart who hold 14 million dollars of contracts for 100 miles of Grand Trunk Pacific extension work to begin at once. The firm enforces a strict Asiatic exclusion law with headquarters at Prince Rupert. Two thousand more men will be hired at Edmonton for another G T P contract as wages totaling about 500000 dollars monthly are anticipated.
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United Press
Victoria
B.C
Foley, Welch & Stewart
Grand Trunk Pacific
Prince Rupert
Edmonton
Canada
Strained Japan China Ties Worsen Over Boycott
In Pekin on April 14, Japanese Minister Hayashi warned the Chinese foreign office that the Mikado grows weary of delays in suppressing the anti Japanese boycott. He indicated that without immediate action force may be used. A Japanese ship believed carrying arms to Chinese rebels had just departed for China, while China pledged to curb the boycott though some officials said it is being conducted legally.
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United Press
Pekin
Japan
China
Hayashi
Foreign Office
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