Robbery Suspects Captured After Waldorf Hotel Attempt
Mike Sweeney James Haggerty and Earnest Lang believed to be room workers who tried to rob the Waldorf hotel Thursday night were captured in Tacoma after an earlier attempt in that city. Chief Maloney and Detective Smith arrested them and found plunder. Haggerty tried to flee but was shot in the side by Deputy Pa b and will recover.
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James Haggerty
Earnest Lang
Tacoma
Maloney
Concrete plan for The Daily Star rebuild after fire
The Seattle Star building was destroyed by fire last Saturday, damaging the press and machinery and forcing temporary publication from a new site. Architects Bebb and Mendel designed a two story concrete structure on two lots, capable of 60 thousand newspapers per hour, with a full editorial and composing room on the second floor and a ground floor press area.
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Star Publishing Company
BE. L. Tomlinson
Post-Intelligence
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Iteets
Steamship Mongolia Run Ashore Near Mayoda Light
The Pacific Mail steamer Mongolia went ashore near Mayoda Light house amid reefs. No loss of life is feared as she avoided a collision with a caliinog ship. Rescue efforts continue with belief the ship may be saved.
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Wife Telegraph Service
Mongolia
Pacific Mail
Mayoda
Gans and Nelson in Focus for Upcoming Match
Two players named Gans and Nelson prepare for an upcoming game. The brief notes their involvement and expected roles, highlighting teamwork and strategy as a key to the contest. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
Seattle Japs to Talk of Treaty
Cc To Takahasi, vice president of the Oriental Trading Company, will leave for Washington to visit the Japanese ambassador Viscount Aoki. The delegation from the Japanese Association aims to discuss immigration treaties and oppose any war or discrimination against Japanese.
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Frank P. Allen Charged Over Unpaid Wages for 1909 Exposition
The prosecuting attorney's office filed a complaint against Frank P. Allen for failing to pay August Koepp $52.15 in wages due for work on the A Y P B project tied to the 1909 exposition.
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Prosecuting Attorney's Office
Frank P. Allen
August Koepp
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Genticowan Jim Becomes Beeston Hotelier
Article notes Genticowan Jim Weeld Fix plans to open a hotel in Beeston. It mentions Jim Corbett as a beet man once in boxing circles and hints at late testing of the venture. The piece uses playful slang and uncertain phrasing about the hotel name Hotel Carve.
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Jim” Weeld
Jim Corbett
Beeston
Goonsip
World Cruise Startup For London And Snark
The voyage led by London plans a seven year global circumnavigation aboard the 45 foot Snark with a 70 hp engine costing 10000 dollars. The ship was seized by a creditor at Oakland and sailed again after a court order. Inspector General Garlington of the US Army visited Seattle.
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New York
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
South America
London
Globe
Oakland
B. A. Garlington
United States Army
Washington, D. C
Seattle
No Judge and No Dance Sparks Park Confrontation
A crowd of several hundred youths confronted eight patrolmen led by Sergeant Bryant at the Lescht Park pavilion last night during the usual活动.
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Bryant
Lescht Park
Star Enlarges Edition To Twelve Pages On P I Presses
The Seattle Star announces temporary expansion to twelve pages due to Post-Intelligencer press constraints and paper shortages. Fourteen-page space equivalence is kept with Star's own paper stock until the Star resumes its eight-page form after moving to a new building.
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Seattle Star
Post-Intelligencer
Star
P.I
Post Intelligencer
Sunday Evening Dance Dispute With City Police
J E Riley, co owner of the dance pavilion, said the Sunday event would not have been halted if judges were present. He tried to obtain a restraining order against Police Chief Wappenstein to stop the closure, but no judge could be found.
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J. E. Riley
Dance Pavillion
Superior Court
Riley
Wappenstein
Body of P. J. Kennedy Recovered in New York
The body of P. J. Kennedy has been recovered in New York. The report comes from Scripps Telegraph Service with brief details of the discovery dated April 22.
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P. J. Kennedy
Scripps Telegraph Service
New York
Theatrical Manager Peter Kennedy Found Dead Off Brooklyn
A man believed to be Peter J. Kennedy a famed Seattle theater manager who vanished last December was found floating in the water off South Brooklyn. Kennedy known for Yon Yonson and eight years with his company at the old Thiiday theater, was connected to Beatrice Norman his wife who often acted in his productions and was well liked in Seattle.
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Peter J. Kennedy
South
Brooklyn
Peter Kennedy
Seattle
Thiiday Theater
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