Tracy Adds More Crime To His Record In Picturesque Reign
Wenatchee reports speculation on where outlaw Tracy obtained his horses after the McEldowney ranch visit. Officers and stockmen doubt theft reports and suspect he may have disposed of his accomplice. Tracy claims Seattle visits to raise at least 7500 dollars to pay back helpers and insists no one will lose a dollar. Nesbit of the Tacoma Reporter notes locals doubt any confederate aided the outfit transfer and questions a sale.
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Wentoday
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Miners Strike Ends With Coal Operators Agreeing
Reports from York and Shenandoah note quieting conditions as strike leaders seek gubernatorial withdrawal of troops. About 500 National Guard were called up. governors consider troop deployment to prevent disturbances while miners petition to remove engi ers and resume normal operations before September 1.
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Shenandoah
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Rnvertor
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Arleston
W. Va
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Keller
Thuretay
Dallas Weather Boosts Cotton Crop Prospects
Heavy rains expected to help the cotton crop in Dallas area as the season progresses. Early reports indicate improved moisture may yield better boll set and potential gains for growers.
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Dallas
Parks Board Trip Sparks City Discussion at Butler Hotel
The board of park commissioners met informally yesterday at the Hotel Butler to review plans and consider a possible trip to Fort Lawton, aiming to discuss city park improvements and future projects. The session focused on evaluating needs and potential sites for development.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Butler
Fort Lawton
Park Bureau Probes Seattle Parks For Better Plans
The secretary was instructed to gather reports and data from park commissioners to aid park arrangement in Seattle. At 10, the park board, with Mr. Little, left for Woodland Park to observe conditions before surveying other parks between Woodland and the seven. No definite plans will be made until each park and its natural advantages are thoroughly investigated.
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Woodland Park
Woodland
Newsboys Sail on Sunday Launch Party
A Newsboys launch party heads to the Sound from Madison street at 10 o clock with two launches secured. The outing includes a cruise and onboard lunch, returning mid evening. The Seattle Newsboys Union has about sixty boys eligible to join if they can get away.
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Seattle
Madison Street
Sound
Street Improvement Bid Openings Scheduled Tomorrow
The board of tire works will open bids tomorrow morning for Willis Street sewer between Eighth and Ninth Avenues, concrete sidewalks on Tenth Avenue north and Thirty-north Avenue, and sidewalks on Northeast Avenue.
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Willis Street
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Tenth Avenue
Irish MP Colonel Lynch Committed For Trial
In Bow Street police court Colonel Arthur Lynch charged with treason was committed for trial, marking a major political case as an Irish member of parliament faces imminent proceedings.
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London
Bow Street
Arthur Lynch
Elk Souvenir Album For Bike Carnival
M. Moore of the information bureau has produced a purple titled souvenir album for the Bike carnival. It features views of Mt Rainier Snoqualmie Falls and other state attractions plus Seattle streets on fine white paper. The free souvenir will be distributed at the carnival.
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The
Information Bureau
Mt. Rainier
Snoqualmile Falls
Seattle
Los Alamos Abandoned After Night of Tremors
Descriptions from Fanta Barbara report residents sleeping in camps outside Los Alamos as earthquakes struck. Severe shocks at 7 26 last night and again at 6 this morning weakened or toppled buildings and damaged water tanks. Many fled toward Santa Barbara as fear spread.
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John Bell
Santa Barbara
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Fanta Barbara
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Mias Lestewan
Walla
Strike Lands First In Gloucester Fish Trade
In Gloucester Massachusetts on August 1 a broad labor strike halts the local fish business after a long stand by around a thousand workers. The walkout began July 2 and leaves the industry temporarily paralyzed.
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Gloucester
Mass
Waite Assumes Presidency of Board of General Appraisers
Judge Byron B Waite of Michigan today assumed the office of president of the board of general appraisers, appointed by President Roosevelt. He succeeds Charles H Ham who recently resigned due to ill health.
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New York
Byron
Bonds Filed For Street Improvements In City
The bond of F McLellan & Co for the completion of the Howell Street improvement was filed with the city clerk. The bond amount is 24 and guaranteed by United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company. Also filed are a $8100 bond by George for the Twenty-fourth avenue grading and a $1400 bond by J A Flatley for paving the alley between Fleet and Western avenues and Yea ler Way and Columbia street.
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Howell Street
United States Fidelity’and Guaranty Company
George
Twenty-fourth Avenue
J. A. Flatley
Fleet
Western Avenues
Yealer Way
Columbia Street
Humboldt christens with bride and voyage of joy
On the Alaska Steamship Humboldt from Skagway at seven this morning the voyage was marked by wedding joy and oddities. A baby born to Mrs. N. S. Johnson on board received a silver vase gift as saloon decorations and visitors helped celebrate while Dr. W. A. Shannon aided the new mother at Monod hospital upon arrival.
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Texas
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Mine Horror in Australia Mount Kembla Disaster
A gas explosion at Mount Kembla coal mine in New South Wales Australia killed many miners and trapped others. Rescue efforts faced blocked access and limited air with 27 bodies recovered so far and 127 miners unaccounted for amid ongoing attempts to reach the main works. Authorities note lack of clear cause and brace for further fatalities as families await news.
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Sydney
Mount Kembla
South Wales
Della Ellis Freed as Baby Death Mystery Clears
Della Hilla Ellis released from charge of infanticide after chemist reports no poison found in the infant. Coroner Hoye held the inquest and autopsy showed stomach fluid but no poison. authorities conclude the baby may have died from natural causes or smothering accidental. Ellis remains in city jail under police care.
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Della Ellie
Wayside Mission
Kody
Bonney & Stewart
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Lida Rigsby
Ellis
Hoye
Eowardus
Murder of Indian girl at St Petersburg Algka
Details arise of the murder by Hip May a Chinaman who killed an Indian girl at St Petersburg Algka and hanged himself in Port Townsend after severing head and legs from the trunk to bury the body. The victim educated at the Indian school worked in the Fairee Army. motive linked to testimony about whisky sales. Ground over remains covered with Moses but body found.
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Humboldt
St. Petersburg
Algka
Hip May
Suic
Moses
Ran Hi An
Collision at Galbraith's dock injures two steamers
Late yesterday afternoon at Galbraith's dock the steamers Utopians and Capital City collided when Capital City, returning from West Seattle, attempted to stand astern. Captain Wallace Mangan says engineer Strom misunderstood orders, causing a head on crash. Utopias guard rail bent and topsides damaged. Capital City stem sheathing torn.
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Galbraith’s
Constable Morris Seeks Help Over Franklin Crime Surge
Deputy Sheriff J P Morris of Franklin, a largely coal town 2 miles southeast, says he cannot curb vice and crime among the town’s large colored population. He swore an affidavit to Prosecuting Attorney Fulton, asking county officers to intervene, calling the mining camp a modern Gomorrah and claiming failure to combat sin among his own people.
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Franklin
Tucker
Martin
J. P. Morris
Morris
Pauncefote Estate Will Leaves Major Property to Legatees
London reports Lord Pauncefote's will granting $820,000 in property to various legatees with the estate's income to his wife for life.
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Lord Pauncefote
Morgan's Successor Rumor Clouds Wall Street
Rumors say J P Morgan plans to retire from managing his vast interests due to health concerns. George W Perkins is named as a possible successor, though Perkins says the report is absurd and Morgan's health is excellent. The street sees little impact if Morgan steps back.
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Morgan
Asern Securities Company
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