Tracy Holds Up Ferryman and Rancher in Savage Chase
Outlaw Harry Tracy appeared again in Douglas County Oregon, holding up a fruit dryer and a rancher near Wenatchee, seizing cash and forcing a midnight ferry crossing. He later dominated W. A. Sanders at MacEldowney ranch, demanded rest and forced the family to sit, while plotting to take horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Harry Tracy
Douglas County
Harold Galbraith
Clark
Tracy
Jenkins’ Crossing
Columbia River
Deacy
Whitem
MacEldowney Ranch
Summit Creek
W. A. Sanders
Samuel MacKidowney
Graey
Oregon
Sanders
Uoon MacEldowney
MacHidowney
Ney
Portland
Mackitell
MacEldowney
Lockwood
Ambiguity in River Claim Reported by Local Actor
A fragment shows a figure claiming control over a downstream event then reporting the matter. The text is incomplete, offering no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes, leaving the precise event and participants undocumented.
Music store promotes low prices on instruments and phonographs
The advertisement touts superior facilities and direct-from-manufacturer supply to offer high quality instruments at minimum cost with low terms. It notes a new bio shipment of talking machines and claims sole agency for Columbia Phonograph Co. It mentions thousands of dollars in new sheet music and a wide stock of every type of musical instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Phonograph Co
Wad
Se Stenans
Shem Psone
Dig
Winter & Ha Ce
Public Park Condemnation Planned Beside Lake Washington
Corporation Counsel Gillan will begin condemnation proceedings next week for 160 acres of land fronting Lake Washington south of Leseht park to convert into a public park. Steamers will serve Alki Point and Lilly/Bogardue dock each hour on Mondays with round trip fares for families and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alki Point
Lilly Bogardua Dock
Corporation
Gillan
Lake Washington
Leseht Park
Plense Grounds
Lilly
Bogardue
Munday
Bon Marche Busy Summer Week Despite Smaller Space
The Bon Marche reports higher daily sales than last year despite a closed entrance and a removed roof at the old store. Management notes July has been exceptionally strong and promises a more attractive new store soon, urging shoppers to come tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petticoat Lane
Summer Waists for Less at Key City Store
August sale cuts prices on a range of summer waists and dresses. Regular $1.60 items drop to about $1.60 with bold selections including white pique waists, colored waters, and black and white prints. Many styles feature trims like banded belts and sailor details.
After Six Sale Catalog of General Merchandise
A bustling after six sale lists a wide range of items with marked prices and half price discounts. It features children's wear such as wash suits and gingham aprons, women's undergarments and gowns, footwear, toys, linens, and household goods from corset girdles to towels and soaps.
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Jenkins Ferry
Painiess
Beattie
FE. J. Brown
First Avenue
MacDougall & Bouthwicks
Chase
Sherman, Clay & Co
Second Ave
Carpenters Union
Lee Harrison
M. Joone
Carpenters
G. K. Compton
Chateman
Monte Cristo
Baptist Ladien
Ee Retchert Bros
Planca
Union
D. S. Johnston CO. General Mustereasiers
Ave. Burke
Shamek
Frederick & Nelson
Madison and
Spring Streets
Arrents
Florence Dental Company
A. F. Campbell
D. D. G. Mar
Pacific Coast Clothing Company
Worth Soc
Pacific Coast Cromine Co
Marion
Gibson A
Soc
Regul
Bon Marche
Webster
Oxford Baga
Belladonna Pilastera
York
Rome
Nordhoff & CO
Second Avenue
Pike Street
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