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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1905

Page

7

Theaters Feature Liberatti Band and Local Shows

The Liberatti band plans an extended engagement at the Grand with a Sunday night addition. Friday and Saturday evenings offer a souvenir of Puget Sound for concertgoers. The Derby Mascot runs Friday night with The Third Avenue Theater Saturday matinee. Stolen by Gypsies continues next week. Star theater bills rank as the best of the season. The Norwegian Lutheran church presents a summer concert Friday night with Mra Moffatt and BE Reenstjerna performing and Rev M A Matthews delivering a short lecture.

Liberatti Stenor Liberatti Puget Sound Taylor Company Third Avenue Theater Star Theater Norwegian Lutheran Church Fifth and Wall Mra. Moffatt BE. Reenstjerna M. A. Matthews

Kid Robbers Spanked by City Juvenile Court Officials

Judge Frater orders examinations for Harold Reardon and William Hoglund after they looted a residence on Boylston near Roy. Patrolman McDonald detains the youths while indignant citizens hold them until parents post personal recognizance bonds with captain's approval. Harold is son of Peter J. Reardon, involved in libel suit against Edward F. Sweeney seeking $100,000.

Reardons Reardon Hoglund Peter J. Reardon Leo Frater Harold Reardon Seattle Brewery & Malting Company Edward F. Sweeney

Navy to honor civilians aiding Bennington victims

Admiral Goodrich orders Chaplain Stone of the Nagship Chicago to compile a list of civilians who aided Bennington explosion victims. The roster includes San Diego doctors and 309 or 4 women who volunteered as nurses for potential navy recognition or congressional action.

San Diego Goodrich Chaplain Stone Nagship Chicago Bennington Navy Congress

Jury Could Not Agree in Williamson Land Fraud Trial

Portland Ore Aug 4 after nearly 44 hours a jury failed to reach a verdict in the second trial of Congressman Williamson and co defendants charged with conspiracy and subornation of perjury to fraudulently obtain government lands. They were discharged to reconvene Aug 28 before Judge Hunt. The panel stood seven for conviction with ballots showing a split between six and six. The parallel case against Senator Mitchell and Herman and Puter was set for Sept 5 over alleged payments of 2000 dollars to expedite patent claims.

Portland Ore Williamson Hunt Montana Mitchell Herman A. D. Puter Puter

Telegraph Briefs From Odessa and Seattle

Odessa reports three bomb factories discovered and seven finished miasies found. two hundred unfinished. Washington notes General Wood will not be governor general as it is a civil position. A tour group of 110 tourists from St. Louis and the South visits Seattle and Yellowstone after July 10. Marshal Stringer returns with counterfeit fugitive Leonard, captured after years at large. Cable ship Burnside progresses from Seward toward Valdez with Resurrection Bay connection in sight. Federal officers inspect Lake Washington boats as new regulations tighten yacht compliance.

Odessa Washington, D. C Corbinan Wood St. Louis Seattle H. R. Gregory Stander California Utah Oregon Yellowstone Park United States Marshal Stringer Los Angeles Harry Leonard Federal House of Correction Detroit Mich Los An Burnside Seward Valdez Resurrection Bay Lake Washington

Graft Exposed in Military Medical Supply Dept

Reports reveal falsified books in the military medical supply department to mask four years of shortages totaling about $100,000. Chief Clerk Reeves received a 15 month sentence for selling cages of surgical metro.

Washington DBD Tite Reeves Surgical Metro

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