Tracy Deadly Outlaw Tracy Brought to Davenport After Spokane Capture
Davenport report details the Spokane posse capture of Harry Tracy near Creston and his death by suicide in a wheat field. Tracy’s body, wound evidence, and path through the Eddy ranch property are described as officials transport him to Davenport. Sheriff Cudihee confirms the body will be identified in Salem before Seattle transfer.
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Spokane
Wash
Harry Tracy
Creston
Davenport
Tracy
C. A. Straub
Dr. L. C. Lanter
Morris Smith
J. C. Morrison
Frank Lillingren
G. B. Eddy
Eddy
Desperado
Cudihee
Edwall
New York
Sheriff Efforts To Bring Tracy’s Remains For Identification
Chief Deputy Corcoran presses to have outlaw Tracy’s body brought to Seattle for identification before Oregon burial. He wired Sheriff Cudihee this morning. no reply yet. Corcoran says Governor Geer of Oregon wants the remains brought here first. Cudihee alone holds a murder warrant in the state. Corcoran believes state law requires Beattle seizure before departure and will consult Prosecuting Attorney Fulton and Governor McBride.
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Corcoran
Tracy
Seattle
Oregon
Cudihee
Geer
Sherif Cudihee
Beattle
Fulton
McBride
Tracy In Honolulu Fervor Over Outlaw Tracy News
Captain M. Reed of the Tampico reports great excitement in Honolulu over outlaw Tracy. Crowds crowded the wharf for news up to July 13 and locals expect Tracy’s capture near Nesede, while Tampico loads coal for Hawaii under a new Globe Navigation fuel contract.
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Honolulu
Tracy
M. Reed
Tampico
Island
Erasy
San Francisco
Nesede
Beattie
Tampicote
Fiest
Hawaii
Globe Navigation Company
Tracy's Record 1897 Robberies and Murders Across Washington
A chaotic timeline recounts Tracy's 1897 crime spree from Colorado to Washington. He and associates commit robberies hold ups and killings, wounding deputies near Salmon River and Bothell, stealing horses near Tenino and Tenino. The gang abducts families, extorts food and supplies, and escapes across the Columbia toward the Sound.
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Valentine Hoge
Ise
William Strong
Tracy
Puty
Valentine May
Colorado
Aspen
Aaa
Gervain
Trov
Gai
Aboate & Team
Oregon City
Columbia River
la Center
Wash
Salmon River
Lindley
Pioneer
Agate
Merri
Chehalis
Waah
Tenino
Balard
Bothell
KB. EF
Net Rochey
Johnson
Kent
Tacoma
Tarma
Outaw
Frank Pautot
Auburn
Annete Fletcher Sought After Bicycle Theft and Mental Notes
Police pursue Annette Fletcher a young woman rumored insane from cigarette smoking after she stole a bicycle and rented a room at 303 Senect Street. She claimed to be from London a stenographer and was last seen leaving at dawn after spending the night in a lodging house.
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Irl W
Yorler Way
Rooma
Annette Fletcher
Senect Street
London
Beattie
Chaffee issues Philippines general theft notice
Washington August 6 a general order by General Chaffee in the Philippines was released today. It directs emphasis on education, discipline, respect for human rights, and personal privilege during hostilities.
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Washington
Chaffee
Philippines
Filippines
Catholic Convention Discusses School Religious Services
In Chicago on August 6 the American Federation of Catholic Societies held a secret session to talk about introducing religious services in archipelago schools. Dr. Gana of Washington praised the Papervey administration for Indian school management and denied Catholic teachers faced discrimination.
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Chicago
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Dr. Gana
Washington
Barberis Fined for Out of Season Game
Jack Barberis, a well known local restaurant man, pleaded guilty in police court this morning to possessing seven grouse out of season. He was fined $25 by the court after game warden Hill and Deputy Springer made the arrest. Wardens vow to monitor restaurants and prosecute violators. Burglars broke into G Rhinland’s stationery store at 1339 First Avenue last night, stealing gold and fountain pens.
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Jack Barberis
Barberis
Hill
Springer
Burgiare
G. Rhinland
First
Avenue
Pilgrim Sunday School Seniors Visit Coney Island Beach
The Pilgrim Congregational Sunday School senior classes enjoyed a pleasant outing at Coney Island beach yesterday afternoon. A luncheon was served at 5 o'clock. Attendees included Irene Boyden, Helen Watson, Grace Ridgeway, Birdie Weedin, Louisa Woodin, Clara Bronson, Maya Little, Mins Dodge, Virla Bridges, Mable Decker, Louise Forte, Miss Gibbons, Mrs. Forte, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Edward Boyden, Arthur Deighton, Harry Steal, John Cooper, Elis Provin, Roy Case, Milo Case, Mr. Beebee, Fred Bronson, Donald Forte, Mr. Gibbons.
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Pilgrim_ Congregational Sunday School
Coney Island Beach
Thore
Irene Boyden
Helen Watson
Grace Ridgeway
Birdie Weedin
Louisa Woordin
Clara Bronson
Maya Little
Mins Dodge
Virla Briges
Mable Decker
Louise Forte
Miss Gibbons
Mra. Forte
Mrs. Baker
Edward Boyden
Arthur Deighton
Harry Steal
John Cooper
Elis Provin
Roy Case
Milo Case
Mr. Beebee
Fred Bronson
Donald Forte
Mr. Gibbons
Missing 2 year old Simme at Seattle Hotel
A two year old, Simme, is missing from the Seattle Hotel. His wife reports he has not been seen since yesterday and asks for public help locating him.
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John
Simme
Seattle
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