Dentist Charged After Alleged Assault on Girl
Dr. Frank Van Waters was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Jack Meek and released on $1500 bail after a complaint accused him of enticing a 10 year old girl to his office on First Avenue and Pike Street where the alleged assault occurred. Prosecutor Scott noted a similar case may be pursued later but current action proceeds.
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Irene Brown
Frank van Waters
Jack Meek
Justice Cann
Boott
Justice Cann's Court
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York Building
First Avenue
Pike Street
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Dr. van Waters
Coroner Haye Receives Word On Montgomery Case
Coroner Haye learned that C. W. Montgomery brother to the man monitored for his money near Auburn will arrive in Seattle from Idaho either tonight or tomorrow morning. It is likely the body will be shipped to Montgomery's former home after the inquest. No clues found yet to the murderers' identities.
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C. W. Montgomery
Ufe
Riverside
Himita
Riverwide
Lincoln
Fahamen
Maneure
Butchers Strike Shuts Down Los Angeles Meat Supply
Sixty Maier packing workers strike affecting restaurants hotels and markets. Drivers refuse to haul meat and cutters in retail trade join in. Cooks and waiters vote to strike if retailers resist Mater shipments. Other packing houses join the union action amid boycott threats.
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Los Angeles
Maier Cking Company
Mater
Pope's Health Worries Rome as Diarrhoea Attacks Pope
Venice reports the pope suffers intestinal inflammation and poor appetite while Rome confirms a fresh diarrhoea attack. Authorities say his strength is gradually and persistently diminishing, with no concealment of concern. The Gazette claims it has authority for its statement.
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Venice
the Gazette Today
Fan Axel Benson Run Down in Madera Accident
A fan named Axel Benson was killed instantly in a road incident in Madera yesterday. Authorities say the victim was struck by a vehicle near the stadium while pedestrians gathered at the scene.
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Axel Brenson
Madera
Mt Pelee Again Erupts in Dense Volcanic Activity
Paris dispatch reports Mount Pelee in Martinique erupting once more. Officials note dense ash clouds and potential danger to nearby settlements as authorities issue warnings and monitor lava flows.
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Colonial Office Today
Ee Govesernor
Martinique
Feiceis
Freighters Bring cargo to Nome from San and Seattle
The Aztec arrived from San to Nome with about 60 tons of general merchandise. The Kilamar copper ore consignment reached 100 tons. Indiana headed for Nome with 460 tons freight and passengers including G. KR Williams of Milwaukee, Nome & Kongarok Mines. Conemaugh set sail for Nome with 4000 tons freight and livestock. Spokane returned from its first excursion to SE Alaska, weather mostly fine amid miles of ice. passengers praised Capt Nicolson and crew.
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Nome
San
Indiana
G. KR. Williams
Milwaukee
Nome & Kongarok Mines Company
Conemaugh
Spokane
Alaska
Taku Glacier
Nicolson
Massacre Barely Averted in Polish Cities
A dispatch reports a Jewish massacre nearly thwarted at Bialystok and Gredno in Russian Poland last Sunday. Prominent citizens are named as the prime movers in arousing the populace.
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Vienna
Bialystok
Gredno
Russian Poland
Eftizena
Masonic Conclave to Convene in Washington Next Week
The Masonic bodies of Washington will assemble for their annual conclave in Easton for 10 days starting Monday. Each branch will hold separate meetings while uniting for the secret session. The forum includes Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters, Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons, Grand Commandery of Knights Templar, and Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Cabinet meeting opens with key absence noted
President convenes a special cabinet session in Washington at 1 o clock to discuss matters during his absence. Secretary Shaw is the only absentee. The agenda includes office scandals, the government stance on Russia, and the Kishineff horror.
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Shaw
Russia
Independent Telephone Company
State of Washington
Sal Company
Seattle
Washington
Aoacenam Washington
California Heat Sparks Market Shortage Rumors
Scant legible lines discuss extreme heat in San Francisco and its impact on consumer markets. The fragment hints at upcoming conditions and stirs concern over supply and prices without concrete details or sources.
Police chief doubts Oakland murder suspect in local arrest
Chief Sullivan received a telegram from Oakland police to arrest Walter, said to be the man who assaulted Elizabeth LeBroy and is connected to a brutal Oakland murder. The insane Walker held here was examined, but officers found few matching features, and Sullivan stated he does not believe Walker is the Oakland killer.
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Oakland
Walters
Elizabeth LeBroy
Woran
Esterday
Walker
Bulliven
War Against the Saloons Targeting Pike Street Licenses
City council plans intensified action against saloons, aiming to curb licenses along Pike Street. Street business leaders and the Grocery Association are involved in the discussion as the council weighs next Monday measures to suppress or modify license applications amid lobby pressure.
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Pike Street
Theatres Preview of Captain Bwift in London Society
Aileen returns for the final Beattie showing of Captain Bwift and a matinee this afternoon. Third Avenue Theatre presents The Lite by the Sanford Company at Daniel House this afternoon and last performance tonight. Commenting tomorrow night a miner stock come will prevent. The play promises incidents and strong scenery.
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London
Aileen
Third Avenue Theater
Macter Sanford
T Daniel House
Atock
Mob Threatens Lynching of Prisoner in Sparta
Telegraph briefs from Sparta Wisconsin report a mob forming last night to seize and lynch a murderer named Mont, attempting to secure the prisoner amid the charged atmosphere. The incident echoes a broader roundup of unrest and vigilante sentiment in the area.
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Pearl in the Toils in North Seattle Disturbance
Pearl Boyd, described as having a police record, was taken to town at night for dis orderly conduct. Patrolmen R Henrick and Looker found her and John Hurk in North Seattle causing a disturbance. Both were locked up.
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Ice
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Looker
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Seattle
Fire Devastated City Then Rebuilt Bigger and Stronger
On June 6, 1889 a disastrous fire destroyed much of the city after water failed. Residents rebuilt quickly, and by the year’s end the population rose to about 120,000 as the city recovered and expanded. The volunteer spirit and determination of the men who vowed to rebuild bigger and better drove the rapid rebound.
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