Beattie Reader Fears For Missionary Sisters in Turkey
Ernest Richter of Beattie is anxious over reports that American missionaries were killed near Adana Asia Minor. His sister Emily F Richter, a missionary from Chicago, is stationed at Majin near Armenian regions and remains unconfirmed amid Turkish atrocities.
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Beattie
Turkey
Asia Minor
Brunet Richter
YMCA
Emily F. Richter
Majin
Adana
Ernest Richter
Mise Richter
Armenia
Bummerdale
Chicago
Augiat
Center
Mier Mt.ings
Rogers
Hajin
Train Ditch Crash Kills Three Near Washou
Three men died and one injured when a Grand Trunk freight train wrecked near Washou in mid April after a heavy impact. Officials report a derailment on the east line as details emerge from local authorities and responders.
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Grand Trunk
Gems Recovered After Theft at Ashes Repository
United Press reports in Francisco that Lattman family celebrates recovery of gems believed stolen from their home repository. The ash heap was treated as the thieves’ cache, with the jewels reportedly dispersed before recovery.
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United Press
Francisco
Lattman
Unsuccessful Jump From Third Story Window
An unidentified man, reportedly an electrician named Robert Futon recently from New York, leapt from a third story window and was found unconscious at a hospital. The incident occurred in Rancibco on April 12.
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Preas
Robert Futon
New York
Morace and Dageni Robbed at Parkay Home
A report states Morace and Dageni of 3408 Parkay were asleep in a large house when a suspect stole $25 from a coach. Police were alerted by a man who provided information about the incident.
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Morace & Dageni
Parkay
Patten Goes Quiet After Attack From Pulpit
Chicago April news reports James A. Patten announcing he is made a scapegoat and will not further reveal his views. He denounces the minister who attacked him. Merrill of the board of trade says there is no corner to wheat. Wheat falls to 1.26.
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Chicago
James A. Patten
Publc
Merrill
Board of Trade
Patrolman Nabors Loses Eye After Pencil Accident
Patrolman W. A. Nabors, former Ballard police chief, severely injured when a lead pencil injured his right eye days ago. Doctors removed the eyeball as the injury threatened serious damage.
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W. A. Nabors
Ballard Police
Nate
Mrs Castro 10 Joins Husband in Costa Rica
The steamer Guadaloupe arrived at Port Simon Costa Rica with Senora Castro wife of Venezuela’s former president aboard. She did not land and planned to travel to St Nazaire. She said her husband intended to come to Costa Rica but was prevented by the French government. He is not seeking revolutions and has made no war purchases according to her.
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Port Simon
Costa Rica
Gaudeloupe Ez
Senora Castro
Venezuela
St. Nazaire
Thieves Take Large Sum From Local Bank Hoard
Richard Gunn had accumulated cash totaling about $1 040 in a hand tag when thieves stole the money amid a local financial downturn. A gold watch and $40 were left near the timepiece, suggesting the felon did not want to take all of Gunns money. Gunn had delayed depositing funds while planning construction of a home for himself and his wife.
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Richard Gunn
Ith Av
Forrest
Gunn
Self
Train Wreck Near Bermejillo Injures Twenty Passengers
Mexican Central passenger train No 1 derailed near Bermejillo early today injuring about 20 passengers. Only the second and third class coaches were destroyed and all occupants were natives. A separate notice announces a dance and card party by Lady Muacenbees at 1923 First Ave tomorrow night.
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Cys Press
EL Paso
Tex
Bermegillo
DanceAlki Hive
Lady Muacenbees
Two Homes Looted In Break-Ins At Night
Burglars entered two homes during tenant absence. At 14th Avenue a rear window was forced and valuables including two gold watches a gold ring and knives were taken. At 115 North Last Street a pane key entry yielded a gold watch and $5 in cash missing.
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J. P. McDonald
Fair Tonight and Tuesday Forecast
Fair weather continues with clear skies tonight and Tuesday. Light to moderate west winds expected across the region. No precipitation anticipated and temperatures remain mild.
Man Attempts Suicide at Washington Street Lodging House
James Dowding tried to end his life with laudanum this morning in a cheap lodging house on Washington Street. He was revived at City Emergency Hospital by Dr. L B Green and released after a short stay. Dowding refused to disclose motive or past, offering a name believed to be an alias.
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James Dowding
Washington St
City
LB. Green
Dowding
William J Cudmore Killed In White Bear Runaway
William J Cudmore, private secretary to Mr. Jordan of Barnes Jordan, died in a White Bear runaway accident last Saturday. He had worked for the Great Northern in Everett and Seattle and was rapidly rising in railroad construction. He leaves a wife, formerly Miss Mae Miller of Everett.
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Everett
Wael
Naral
William J. Cudmore
White Bearmen
A Y P Exposition Grounds Draw Thousands
Several thousand people visited the A Y P exposition grounds yesterday and enjoyed the venue band. The ornamental work and decorations are nearly complete and visitors praised the grounds. The Pay Streak amusements area is filling with buildings and attractions as villages rise, with gates opening June 1.
Graft Skin Report From City Emergency Hospital
The hospital grafted 76 skin patches from three unknown volunteers to aid H. Cristopher, a New Year’s Day lamp explosion survivor badly burned. Two men and a woman donated skin without names given. one man slept at the hospital to prepare. The patches form islands that will fuse into new skin, with more volunteers sought to complete the process.
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H. Cristopher
Cristopher
Christopher
Robber Vanishes After Bank Break-In
Captain of Detectives Charles Tennant and his men pursue a bold thief who entered the American Savings Bank & Trust offices at Seconday and Madison street, firing one shot at paying teller Arthur T. Drew. The intruder remains at large with a partial description and theories he fled to the building’s second floor.
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Charles Tennant
American Savings Bank & Trust Company
Seconday
Madison St
Arthur T. Drew
She Au
Tennant
Hodge recovers after Northern Pacific wreck near Bristol
Sheriff Robert T. Hodge, suffering a strained back from a wreck near Bristol, rode a damaged train into Seattle. He had been aiding prisoners with Deputy U S Marshal Fred Lathe when the initial quake sent panicked passengers forward. Hodge warned passengers to sit, then was struck by a second shock, injuring his kidney area.
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Northern Pacific
Bristol
Bilenaburg
Robert T. Hodge
Seattle
Leavenworth
Kanene City
United States
Fred Lathe
Hodge
Kansas City
Sunday Opening Favored In A U W Meeting
At the Columbia lodge A U W resolutions favored weekly Sunday openings. August Githaue, a social leader and candidate for the presidency, arrived in Seattle yesterday and delivered an address at the meeting.
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Columbia Lodge
August Githaue
Seattle
Threats and drink fuel inquest into Kalem murder case
Witnesses at the Auburn inquest testified Henry Kalem threatened to kill his wife if she left him. Needing money, Kalem spoke of a $5090 life policy. Several witnesses noted his heavy drinking. no insanity shown. Coroner and jury will continue hearing to determine Kalem's actions prior to his wife’s death.
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Henry Kalem
Northern Pacific
Stuck River
Auburn
Lewis O. Brekke
Mason House
Third Av
Kaleme
Brekke
Kalem
H. N. Com
H Connell
Mra
BE. K. Johnson
P. Pick
Lewis
Heast
Hains Trial Opens as Jurors Scrutinized in NYC Case
In Flushing on April 19, the trial of Captain Peter Hains begins with jurors questioned and excuses offered. The murder charge stems from the shooting of William E B Annia aboard the Bayerde Yearthelu last summer, and public scrutiny intensifies as the Hains case draws wide attention following his brother T Jenkins Hains acquittal.
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Ny United Press
Flushing
L. L
Peter ©. Hains
William EB. Annia
Bayerde Yaehtelu
T. Jenkins Hains
O'Neil Seeks Warrant Over The Star Libel Charge
Charles P. O Neill alleges deceit by Seattle attorney Corwin Shank and applies to Prosecuting Attorney George F. Vandeveer for an arrest warrant against The Star editor. A meeting with Vandeveer occurred after a contentious telephone exchange and a visit by the British vice consul. The Star contends it will publish investigations into Sullivan estate matters despite libel threats. O Neill plans to pursue a division of the Sullivan estate and may file a mortgage to secure his share.
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O Neil
O'Neil
Mr. O'Neil
Mr. Vandeveer
O'Neill
Vandeveer
Dublin
Mr.o'neil
O'Ne
The
Star
Shank
the Star
Seattle
Sullivan
Charlies P. O'Neil
Edward Corcoran
King County
Corcoran
How to Widen the Duwamish River Discussion
City engineers and river improvement leaders plan a meeting at the Commercial club at 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon to discuss widening the Duwamish River. Participants include City Engineer R H Thomson M Clapp assistant government engineer James D Blackwell chief engineer for the Lake Washington canal company and likely J W Cotterill.
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Duwamish
Duwamieh River Improvement Club
Commercial Club
Dclock
R. H. Thomson
2. M. Clapp
Asistant
James D. Blackwell
Lake Weashington Terway Company
Jae W. Cotterill
Priest Commits Suicide in Durango Jail
A Mexican priest, involved in the Burning of Judas riot, stabbed himself multiple times in Durango jail and died before his brother could reach him. The riot occurred after authorities moved to stop a religious ceremony. Meanwhile at Madison Street Church the congregation voted for the expulsion this Sunday.
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Mex
Ther Volonsnela
Judas
Jalil
Durango
Valencia
Madison Eet M
Elderly Ladies seeking suitors in Seattle appeal to The Star
Readers from Renton Keen Lake and nearby areas request assistance for Elderly Ladies of Seattle. Suitors describe themselves as single sober industrious and good looking. The Star invites callers to the Elderly Ladies Potter office to share troubles and seek matches.
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Seattle
Renton
Keen Lake
Small Silver Tube Aids Stricken Man In Poisoning Case
Elisha B Francis, a colored man of 1206 Washington, nearly died after ingesting twenty bichloride of mercury tablets. A metal tube supplied breathable air by a nurse kept him alive briefly as doctors attempted to save his windpipe with urgent surgery. His chance for life remains slim.
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Elisha B. Francis
Francis
Washington Si. Ie
Hospital
Interme
Man Neglect Case puts Anton Patyk in jail
Judge Frater sentences Anton Patyk of Interbay to 10 days in county jail for ill feeding and neglecting his children Adam and John. Patyk, reportedly wealthy, fed his family stale bread and left them without a proper stove for two years while the Humane Society intervened.
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Judge Frater
Department No. 7
Anton Patyk
Adam
John
Tyk
Interbay
The
Humane Society
Romance Of Five Years Ended In San Francisco Wedding
Mrs. A. J. Maynard formerly of Portland marries Robert Homans in San Francisco. The ceremony follows her appearance at the Valencia theatre where Homans acted as Captain Hook in Peter Pan.
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Fn Walted Press
San Francisco
A. J. Maynard
Portland
Robert Homans
Valencia Theatre
Capt. Hook
Marriage Follows Five Year Romance After Matinee
Stephen’s church yesterday afternoon held a ceremony immediately after the matinee. The marriage followed a romance spanning five years.
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Stephen
New England club marks Lexington Concord anniversary night
The New England club celebrates the 184th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and Concord Patriots Day with a grand entertainment reception and dance at the Renton Hill clubhouse tonight.
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New England Club
Lexington and Concord
Renton Hill Club
Seattle Girl Dies in Hagen New York Via Rail Station
News dispatches report Misa Jennie Brostrom a Seattle girl died suddenly of a hemorrhage at Hagen New York yesterday. She was en route to visit relatives at Yerington and the body will be sent to Seattle for burial. Her name cannot be found in the city directory and no one here knows her.
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Misa Jennie Brostrom
Seattle
Hagen
New
Yerington
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