Dying Seattle Woman Passes Peacefully at Home
Alice Pasenidge, burned in a club incident, died at 6 am after months in a hospital basement. Her husband George kept vigil as caregivers and neighbors provided comfort at the Columbia City home before Butterworth & Lone prepared the funeral set for Tuesday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Wheeler
Alice Faseniige
Algonquin Club
Aleep
Mrs. Pasenidge
Seattle
George Fasenidge
Whiskey Fete Cancelled Amid Dance Ban Confusion
A garbled note from a historical page reports a planned August 2 event titled Whiskey Fete canceled due to a taboo on dance. It mentions Mave or Mane catching something and a humorous blame shift, with a tribe and town affected by a dance prohibition in a chaotic elation narrative.
Drowning Tragedy After Cramp At Lake Shore
Calvert from South Bend Ind swam to aid Ian who struggled and drowned in a lake near the Piles residence. Kil es and Calvert attempted to reach him in a canoe but could not prevent the loss. Mrs Piles and several witnesses watched from the porch as search efforts began immediately. Parents notified of the tragedy.
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Kiles
Calvert
South Bend
Ind
Mackinaw Grounded After Yukon River Grounding Incident
The steamer Mackinaw arrived in port from St Michaels after grounding on the Yukon River on June 2. About 160 tons of cargo were taken before the vessel floated, with Corwin and Hichter not aboard at the time.
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Mackinaw
Bt. Michaels
Voesel
Tut
Corwin and
Hichter
Airship Dream Ends In Wreck For Believing Canadian
Thomas Levi, a 76 year old Canadian craftsman, built a large airship at his home near the Heacan line and attempted a maiden flight. The contraption crashed during the descent, leaving Levi and his wife to confront ruin yet he vows to repair and try again, neighbors recounting a decadeslong dream of aviation innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Levi
Mane
Atamp
Levi
Goly
Canada
Levi Hie
Watte
Wong
Thomas Levi Te Murslog
Iit
Ube
Wife and husband die in death pact at Los Angeles home
Mrs. W. A. Findley shot her husband at 3040 Hover Street then killed herself with cyanide. Neighbors say the couple planned death by mutual consent amid possible financial pressure and intense attachment. Police note no jealousy motive and point to shared suicide pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bfy United Pree
Los Angeles
W. A. Findley
Hover St
Gother
Findley
Cook at Y. W. C. A. building arrested for drunkenness
Harry Furst a cook at the Y W C A building on the exposition grounds was arrested last evening on a charge of drunkenness as he entered the gates. Three bottles of whiskey were found on his person and he claimed he planned to use them in cooking at the fair. The incident alarmed staff who praised Chief Wappenstein for prompt action. Furst was released from the exposition guard house this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Furst
Exposition Grounds
Wappenstein
Furst
Exposition Guard House
Municipal cows to save the infants in Chicago
Chicago reports three municipal cows donated to aid infant lives in congested districts. One cow to South Chicago yard area, one behind the stockyard district, and one on the North and West Side.
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Chicago
South
Stock Garden Y
Fear for Querdeu Steamer Waratah Spotted Missing
Durban August reports fear for the steamer Waratah from Sydney to London with 9 000 aboard. The ship left Port Natal July 26 and has not been sighted since, amid unrest and search efforts.
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United Frees
Durban
Natal
Sydney
London
Port Natal
Waratah
Gold Otan GOP Lands A Left And A Left
Fremont reports the gold star policeman Alval Emerson Heath in the pride of the city subdued two young men who insulted women near the parade. One assailant drew near and tried to strike Heath but was knocked back. The second fled as the scene unfolded while Heath did not pursue the assailants.
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Alval Emerson Heath
Gold Star
Fremont
Iris
Heath
Sprane
Liked Dog Better Than Her Husband in Will
By the will of Mrs. Mary F. Snow of Hartford Conn Miss Phil C Miller of Orange will receive the income from 10 000 for caring for Mrs Snow s two small imported dogs The deceased left her husband only 2 000 in the same will
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United Press
Orange
Maso
Mary F. Snow
Hartford
Conn
Misa
Phil C. Miller
Dpinater
Forgetful Laborer Triggers Midnight Break-in Stunt
Hugh Garrity, a laborer, caused a stir by wandering into police headquarters in undress at about 3 am. He escaped through a window, then was recaptured near Seconday and Yealer Way, sustaining minor cuts. He is jailed while an insanity commission evaluates his condition.
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Hugh Garrity
Garrity
Police
Hryant
Ity
Meany
Terrace St
Yewler Way
Seconday
Yealer Way
Pitthay
Ends long booze fight with death
J W Rogers a former St Paul bookkeeper who fell into drinking sealed his room at 1007 Beventhav and slept after turning on the gas his body found later by the landlord evidence showed he had been alive hours earlier. The case repeats Rogers as a bright man once employed in bookkeeping before drink cost him his job.
Metropolitan Building leasehold tax appeal goes to board of equalisation
Albert I. Parteh and allies seek an amendment of 44 80/60 or 48 percent of a valuation on the Metropolitan Building Corporation leasehold. The board's duty is stated as equalisation, not to value. Hearing set for August 18. proposals include 1 million or 2 million assessments, with details in a letter to the board outlining prior tax controversies and potential losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert I. Parteh
Aceonger
Metropolitan Building Corporation
Board of Equalisation
Pariah
Rutherford
Aenea
M. J. Carrigan
Abraus
Sawyer
Parish
Bank Clearings Report for Today and Balances
Bank clearings totals shown for Beare and ports with today figures and balances. Portland and Halanows also list daily clearings and balances, indicating broader regional activity and liquidity.
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Beare
Portland
Child Suffers Notable Street Accident In Vancouver
A two and a half year old girl, Marcell Clockford, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Clockford of Vancouver, was struck by a heavy truck carrying a three ton boiler at Fourth Ave and Volon 1. Her right foot was crushed and her leg scraped and bruised. She was taken to City Hospital as her parents, staying at the Wilhard Hotel, attend the exposition. The incident occurred as she darted into the street while her mother’s attention was diverted.
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Marcell Clockford
Ernest Clockford
Vancouver
Fourth Av
City Hospital
Guenin
Wilhard Hotel
Lynched by mob on eve of trial
George Johnson, accused of slaying farmer J. W. Moore, was taken from Platte City jail and lynched by a mob. His trial had been scheduled for today after he shot Moore from ambush on June 20.
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Dy United
Breez
Kansas City
George Johnson
J. W. Moore
Platte City
Johnson
Moore
Governor Johnson Denies Swedish Day Promise
Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson explains he never promised to attend Swedish Day at the exposition in Seattle. He states officials misinterpreted assurances from Swedish Club emissaries and notes his illness and travel prevented his presence. He emphasizes he would not break his word and did not agree to be there on the specified date.
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Rharies Evans Hughes
York
John A
Chilberg
Chilper
John A. Johnson
Jon A. Johnson
Johnson
Beatle
Ewedich Club
Minnesota
Alaska
Geattle
Innesota
The
Star
Guv
Fair Management
Andrew Chilberg
Carl J. Smith
Minneson
Lind
Seattle
Exposition Grounds
Seattle Doctor Uses Pen to Keep Runaway Baby Home
A Seattle doctor confines his restless infant in a tall woven wire pen after repeated attempts to keep him home fail. The mother places toys inside, but the child laddered his way to freedom, escaping from the porch and running down the street. The episode ends with the child left with only a chair as his improvised ladder and continuing mischief.
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Seattle
Ap Capitol HU
Mayor Receives Odd Inquiry On Husband's Seattle Wives
A Georgia woman Pauline Wallis writes to Mayor Miller claiming her husband used aliases and may have other wives in Seattle. She asks for addresses of any Wells or Wellnits in Seattle and hints at possible actions. The weather forecast predicts a fair tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions and light west winds.
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Seattle
Faithiees
Charles Wellnite
Beatte
Wellnits
Wells
Pauline
Ike
Well
Mock marriage and a seaside trip scheme in Atchison
A peculiar Atchison social plan features a single daughter whose father funds a mock wedding and a sea coast trip to display wealth and gifts while kin attend a parading “bride.” Separately in Portland, Rheinhold Vogt pleads for his release as Judge Levine orders jail for intoxication. the boy longs to stay with his mother as his parents separate.
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Atchison
Portland, Or
Rheinhold Vogt
Levine
Jenry Vogt
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Me Fagonidge
Ose
BaLke Fassnidge
Houston
Mrs. Scott
Mrs. Pasenlige
Alice Pasantige
Alice Paulsnidge
Alice Passnidge
Seattle Ceneral Hospital
Scott Home
Columbia City
England
Scott
Holmes
Dunlop
Butterworth & Lone
Ian
Armoft
Lana
Bie
Leo
Thomas Lavi
Chef
Y. W. GC. A. Building
Otan Gop
A. Emerson Heath
Hugh Garity
Yester Way
Avyep
Metropolitan Company
GOV
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