Millionaire Robbery Mailed by Masked Burglars at James Street
A bold night raid on Mr. Lippy of Kiondike at James Street involved masked assailants binding gagging and robbing him after assaulting Miss Sleeper a servant. They tied and gagged Miss Sleeper and forced Mr. Lippy to surrender jewelry and watches before fleeing. Police later arrested Frank Hogan Frank Tenney and Thomas Volew as suspects.
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Thomas & Lippy
Has Jamew Etreet
Ami
Ora Sleeper
Maaltre
Lippy
Sision
Sullivan
Theanour
Gan
James Street
Bergiare
Mr. Lippy
Sleeper
Misa Sleeper
Balletaire
Miss Sleeper
Mr. Lipy
Licy
Ipey
Frank Hogan
Frank Tenney
Thomas Volew
Hogan
No Election on Fifth Ballot at Vatican
A smoke signal from the Sistine chapel at 11 alerted that ballots were burned with no pope chosen. A small crowd waited for news as business at the Vatican remained suspended and speculation focused on a leading candidate now seen as unlikely. Large crowds gathered at St Peter's but no disorder occurred.
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Sirtine Chapel
Stas
Vatican
Leo
St. Peter's A
Puget Sound Cannery Men Enter Fraser River Fish Grounds
Puget Sound cannery operators respond to duty removal by invading Fraser River skow grounds and offering to pay fishermen 1 cent higher than Canadian canneries. D N McMillian of the Pacific, Far West Co., announced plans to jump ice and harvest sockeyes, sending Night Hawk to secure fish and signaling other Puget Sound firms may follow.
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Puget Sound
Sea River
Gulf of Georgia
Canany Canneries
D. N. McMillian
Fairdav
Night Hawk
Old Home Week Opens in London Ontario
London Ontario August 3 Today marks the start of Old Home week with extensive preparations completed. The city expects at least 10 000 visitors to attend events and gatherings during the celebration.
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London
Delegations From Major Northern Cities Attending Event
Large delegations from Chicago Detroit Toledo Cleveland Rochester Buffalo Syracuse and New York gather for a regional event. The participation underscores statewide and metropolitan interest and coordination among northern cities.
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Chicago
Detroit
Toledo
Cleveland
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
New York
Oldest New Jersey woman Mine Jane Elisabeth Ye r celebrates 102nd birthday
Orange, N. Aug. 4 Mine Jane Elisabeth yer of Fast Orange, probably the oldest woman in New Jersey, marked her 102d birthday today. Mine Hillyer has lost faculties and cannot walk after an accident at age 90 when she broke her hip.
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Orange
Jane Elisabeth Yer
Fast Orange
New Jersey
Hillyer
Divorced Husband Arranges Alimony Concession
Stokiker and Misie Brolleker reached a compromise where he will pay $226 to his ex wife in exchange for a promise she will not seek further support. Stolicker faced scrutiny as a second marriage and prior alimony judgments affected his finances while Judge Tollman ruled on the duty to support.
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S. Hi. Stokiker
Misie Brolleker
Tolicker
Udge Tollman
Stolicker
Beattie Leads Meattie Past Sacramento In Loose Contest
Beattie struck out 13 as Meattie battered Sacramento for an 8 to 3 victory. Sacramento pitchers struggled with 21 hits and eight errors aided by Meattie fielding miscues. Bagan drove in a run with a left field homer as Portland and Francisco split the narrative in a rambling box score from the weekend.
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Wleen
Meid
T Samme
Carrick
Bagan
Bmvamenio
Roesting
Bop
Potlard Company
Northwestern Tennis Championship Begins in Minneapolis
Crack players from Michigan to the Pacific coast compete in the annual north western championship at Minne Tonka Club. The event offers singles and doubles titles with consolation prizes and a final winner to meet Champion Lattice.
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Minneapolis
Minga
Dichigan
Pacific Coast
Minnetonka Club
Firet
Prises
Gies
Lattice
Will Combine Teamsters Unite In Niagara Falls Conference
The New York gathering in Niagara Falls marks the start of a plan to fuse two existing International unions of team drivers into a single entity. Officials expect an amalgamation to be completed, forming a large union spanning much of the United States and Canada.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
United States
Can
Hogg in disgrace amid Portland drunken quarrel
Willie Hogg a former Beattle team member now with a Pacifica club has been fined 196 dollars and suspended indefinitely by Manager Vigneur for a drunken street quarrel in Portland. The suspension could become permanent if he does not reform.
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Willie Hogg
Beattle
Pacifica
Maneger Vigneur
Portland
Mogg
Carrie Marino Crowned Fire Queen at Georgetown Carnival
Miss Carrie Marino of Georgetown won the Rainier volunteer fire department carnival contest earning the fire queen title. The event, held Saturday during the Georgetown carnival parade, drew strong support and a large crowd.
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Carrie Marino
Georgetown
Rainier
Death marks the man hunt near Placerville
Two men died and two were wounded in a pursuit of four convicts tied to a militia company. Philip Springer was mortally wounded during a halt order, Al Gil survived a lung wound, Glen Wedgewood was shot dead, and another hostage was seriously wounded near Dutch Flat as deputies and armed citizens chased the fleeing group.
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Placerviiar
W. C. Jones
Grand Vietors
Cartier
Ruthford
Witte
Piacervilla
Dutch Flat
Glen Wedgewood
Phroses
Heath
Wedgewood
Baseball Exhibition Ends In Bright, Turbulent Night
The doubleheader at Athletic Park showcased high quality play as Hickey’s squad shut out the Mormons and Apostles, while Dugdale’s team produced flawless defense and power hitting. Jimmy Wiege struck out nine in six innings, with Dag’s team belting four extra-base hits and driving in eleven runs across games. Helena’s squad arrives for a six-game stretch as Seattle’s lineup boasts a dramatic rally and a looming scoreboard shock.
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Athletic Park
Hickey
Dugdale
Jimmy Wiege
Klinkhammer
Dag
Sccreme
Whatcom
Helena
Salt Lake
Genttle
Alt Lake
Seattle
Jailer Corbett Reassigned After Schoolboy Arrests
City Jailer C A Corning performed plain clothes police duty yesterday before being reassigned indoors. Jailer John Corbett, now off the detective force, complained his first two arrests of two schoolboys were not rewarded and the captain refused to lock them up, after which Corbett would arrest no one.
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C. A. Corning
John Corbett
Corbett
Kaiser Won Cows Regatta in Royal Yacht Club Race
In the Isle of Wight annual regatta Emperor William's Meteor won the schooner class taking the cup valued at 60. The king, queen, and hundreds of spectators witnessed the race as the vessel outsailed its rivals.
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Cowrs
Isle of Wight
Royal Yacht Club
Agron Stanton Detained In Nebraska Wanted Case
Agron Stanton, held by Patrolman Mayou for days, was released from the city jail after a telegram from the Nebraska sheriff proved he was not the wanted man. Local police confirmed the correction and discharged him yesterday morning.
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Agron Stanton
Mayou
Nebraska
Cfty
Btanton
Lockout Hits Pittsburg Building Trades
A building trades lockout takes effect in Pittsburg idling about twenty thousand workers. In Kentucky Cynthia the Jett White murder case prosecution is expected to close the next day.
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Pittsburg
Cynthia
Aum
Dangerous Brush Fire Along W P and Y Line
A destructive brush fire along the White Pine and Yukon railway between Whiteholm and Carthou crossing spread for two weeks, endangering several section houses. Captain John Johnson reported the blaze and crews worked with all available men to contain it aboard the Dirigo which carried 10 passengers.
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White Vase & Yulon
Whiteholme
Carthou Crossing
Lyon Cavallier
John Johnson
Dirigo
Fires Burn Three Shacks in Bitetees District
A blaze last night destroyed three shacks near the corner of First Avenue and Connecticut Street in Bitetees. Firefighters prevented spread, and alarms were later turned in from the vicinity of Sixth Avenue and Jackson Street as well as First Avenue and Connecticut Street.
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Firet Avenue
Connectiqut Street
Bitetees
Mxth Avenue
Jackson Street
First Avenue
Cotemtte Street
Germany Bans Further Experiments With Deadly Germs
The government, guided by Dr. Bachs, forbids any more experiments with dangerous germs. Officials report all precautions were followed at the lab and stress the risk to public health as the reason for the ban.
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Rae
Gore
Bachs
Pingue Ach
Alleged Fugitive Beasley Departes Nome by Liner
The Nome liner Benator sailed this morning with J. G. Beasley, wanted on embezzlement charges, in custody of U S deputy marshal and FF MH Richards at Nome. The Chic also sailed for Nome yesterday, carrying passengers and heavy cartons.
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Nome
Benator
J. G. Beasley
United States
Marome
FF. MH. Richards
Chic
Veesela
Pauline French to Star Opposite Willie Collier Next Season
Pauline French, famed as a leading woman on the American stage, will form a dramatic pairing with Willie Collier in a new play for the coming season, promising a notable Broadway collaboration.
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Pauline French
Willie Collier
Carpenters to Hold Evening For Members and Wives
Notice invites carpenters and their wives to an entertainment program on Monday evening at Carpenters Fourth Avenue. The event is hosted by the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners with a new program and material entertainment.
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Carpenters
Carpenters Fourth Avenue
Meneral
United Brotherhood of Ere & Joiners
Atre
Passing of Phil Daly's Gambling Club
Freehold New Jersey reports the closure of Phil Daly's famed Pennsylvania Club once patronized by high rollers. The club's demise follows a July crackdown that halted gambling at Long Branch. Decorations reportedly cost over 200000 dollars. Daly Sr. avoided indictment while Phil Daly Jr. faced a fine of 16.
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Phil Daly
Freehold
N. J. Aus
Pennsylvania
Long Branch
Daly
Phil Daly, Jr
John Heey
Veterans Begin Westward Travel For San Francisco Encampment
The first contingent of Grand Army veterans from the east left Pittsburgh today bound for the San Francisco encampment. They will spend 16 days en route with stops at print points across Colorado New Mexico Arizona and other states as they travel westward.
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Pittsburg
Colorado
New Me
Arizona
Third Trial for Powers in Goebel Murder Case
Scott county circuit court convened for the third trial of Caleb Powers who has twice been convicted of complicity in the Goebel murder. Judge J B Robbins presiding as Powers' defense attorneys mount a strong case to seek acquittal.
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Ghorgetown
Scott County
J. B. Robbins
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Mourners' Carriage Struck by Madison Street Car in City Collision
A funeral procession for Jacob Mannen was struck on Madison Street at Second Avenue as a Madison streetcar collided with the hearse and pallbearers' carriage. The minister Rev Benjamin of Green Lakes HB church and brother O Hansen were injured but not critically. the service was disrupted and resumes after a replacement carriage arrived. Conductor MM RR Andersen and gripman G V Smith faced inquiry by Superintendent Kem jeter of the Beattle Mivetric Co.
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Benjamin
Grace Church
Hanson
Salvation Army
Madison
Madison Street
Telegraphing at 40,000 words an hour via German invention
United States official reports from Berlin describe a German instrument that could telegraph at 4.00 words an hour, enabling 47 mile tests under varied weather and wire conditions. It dismisses earlier US patents and argues no practical barrier to higher speeds, while noting telegraph firms suppress mechanical devices to avoid rate cuts.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Mason
Berlin
Naheve
Seven murderers cheerful in county jail amid cases
Sheriff notes seven homicide prisoners in the county jail, awaiting supreme court decisions or trials. Cases include Paul Underwood serving 16 years for second degree murder, Zennen Champoux sentenced to death awaiting appeal, and John Bernolde facing potential commutation. Other inmates face trials in November or await districts court rulings. Reynolds stands out as unusually calm among prisoners and staff.
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Tasend
Cudihee
Sdd Remcee
Supreme Court
Paul Underwood
Laxt Epring
eSates
Zennen Champoux
Lotie Brace
John Bernolde
Montana Jack
McNally
Don McAuley
Tim
Champoux
Tke Bartlet
Ember
Reynolds
Evening at Carpenters Hall with United Brotherhood leader
A new program is announced at Carpenters Hall 1520 Fourth Avenue. The general president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners will be in attendance for the event this evening.
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Klondiker
Isabelle
Perea She Josh
Canada
Washington Salmon Packers Bay
Fraser River
Skeeters
Fisher
Sacramento
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Pieher
Beattie
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Los Angeles
Tamento
Oakland
Teamsters
Hogg
Russia
China
Manchuria
Dog'’s Babes
Butte
Putte
San Francisco
Hutte
Hpokane
Spokane
Tacoma
Lot
Eevee
Rutte
Bookane Heeattle
John
Kaiser
Stanton
Alasaka
Beasley
Jacob
Mannen
Rev
Benjamin of the Green
HB Church
O. Hansen
Mr. Ht. Peterson
Carpenters’ Hall
Fourth Avenue
United Brotherhood of Carpentere
Joiners
Sale
Spring Street
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