Barcelona Falls to Revolutionists as Castro Flees
News reports from Vienna indicate Barcelona has fallen to insurgents while President Castro contemplates escape to Paris. United States wires warn the need to protect American interests as German ships deploy marines at Puerto Cabello. The Cincinnati is recalled to region. Topeka ready to guard U S assets.
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Cincinnati
Curacoa
Thi
Vienna
Castro
Paris
la Guayra
Hay
von Holleben
Train Wreck at Elisabeth River Draw Kills Two
A Jersey Central freight train plunged into an open Elisabeth River draw this morning. Fireman Webster and airick Manseld died instantly. the engine with eight cars sank in the water.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Lees
Jersey Central
Elisabeth River
Webster
Airick Manseld
Enticement Trial for Men Over Liquor Involving 16 Year Old
J C Hark, William Bigger and William Ballaed face trial before Judge George on an afternoon session charged with liquor supplied to a 16 year old girl named Pearl I. The case alleges the girl was persuaded to Brooklyn for the illicit activity and identifies Bigger as the broker, with Ballae the waiter who served the drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hark
William Bigger
William Ballaed
George
Pearl I
Brooklyn
Board raises local tax assessments in chaotic list
The board of equalisation increased several local assessments including Lowman and Hanford from 35000 to 45000 Ker and Richards from 17000 to 0 Alec Le from 1100 to 6000 MF 2% and Co from 47 ho a 5 Chapman Company to 5000 Bonney and Stewart from 4976 to letters the Dunam wh Dairy Company from 1500 to 2000
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Board of Equalisation
Lowman & Hanford
Ker & Richards
Alec le
Chapman Company
Bonney & Stewart
Dunam Wh
Missouri Mob Hangs Murderous Chicken Thieves
In Lexington Missouri at 1:00 am a mob of about 200 forced entry into the jail and hanged Carrie Salyers and Harry Gates to a tree after they had murdered George W Johnson during a chicken roost robbery. Gates confessed before execution and Johnson was killed defending his property.
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Lexington
Carrie Salyers
Harry Gates
George W. Johnson
Johnson
Henhouwe
Gates
German liner Kaleer tn nein Zwelte reported in Stettin
A large German ship, described as the biggest vessel of its kind, is reported at Stettin this morning. The details note the vessel’s great length and significance, with limited readable specifics available from the OCR fragment.
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Stettin Ce
Kaleer
Emperor witnesses voyage speed on vessel
The emperor observed the voyage plan noting the ship will travel at speed three knots per hour and reach the Atlantic in five days with a full crew aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Weather forecast for Beattie and Vicinity
Tonight remains cloudy and threatening with light gusts. Wednesday is partly cloudy with fresh to brisk winds shifting south to west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Steffen Is Handed Sentence To Jail
William Steffen proprietor of the Madison Park pavilion was tried in the police court for operating without a license and sentenced to 15 days in jail. Bonds set at 6250 were posted with KR. V. Ankenny J. J. Claussen as sureties. The case featured defense of venue and testimony about beer sales and paid services at the pavilion.
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William Steffen
Madison Park Pavilion
George
Steffen
V. Ankenny J
Pealice
Willard
Madison Rkee
Stuck
Will
Victoria Band
Ictoria Barbers’ Union
de Pruler
Udge George
Chicago Policemen Killed in Morning Robbery
Two burglars shot and killed Chicago officers Devine and Pennell during a dawn robbery on Ashland Avenue. Both suspects escaped as police swarmed the area, eight men under arrest amid a broad round-up with no solid clue to the assailants.
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Chicago
de- Wine
Charlies Pennell
Dr. Shaw
Ashland
Ddiank
Devine
Pennell
Delinquent Contractors Delays Plague City Improvements
Complaints rise to board of public works over delays by contractors on city projects. Firms promise completion within a spec time but seek extensions from the council, delaying property owners and hindering progress. Case notes include a grade avenue and Cherry Street contract let to Maine McGuire, with work stalled and no clear start date despite six months passing.
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Board of Public Works
Board of Pub
CC. B. Yandell
Maine” & McGuire
Grade Avenue
Cherry
Yandell
City urged to compel contractors to start water main work
Mr. Yandell claims contractor delays forced the city to costly earth removal for a water main. He asks the board to require immediate start of the contracted work to save expenses and avoid further charges.
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Yandell
Yandel
Prince Obolonski wounded in Kharkov governor attack
Prince Obolonski governor of Kharkov province was slightly wounded by a bullet in Tivoli gardens last night. The would be assassin was arrested.
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ST. Petersburg
Prince Obolonski
Kharkov
Tivoli Gardens
Yes
Typographical Union Votes Monthly Journal Publication
Cincinnati August meeting of the International Typographical Union approves law committee report and sets up standing committees. Journal to be issued monthly instead of semi monthly. Frederick Driscoll of the American Press Association endorses arbitration as the preferred dispute settlement method.
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Cincinnati
International Typical Union
Lawa
Frederick Driscoll
American Press Association
Driscoll
Public market revival gains city council support
Revival of ex Mayor Wood’s public market plan aims to connect Seattle farmers with city consumers via the Interurban corridor and transfer system. Farmers from White River Kent and Auburn counties urge council aid to bypass commission merchants, noting high freight costs and stagnant prices, and pledge a Seattle market offering fresh produce at fair prices.
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W. D. Wood
Seattle-Tacoma
Seattle
Eastern Avenue
Mono
Tacoma
Pioneer Place
Beattle
Commission
California
White River Valley
Kent
Auburn
Seattle Commission
Western Avenue
Cornell Crichton
Buffalo
N. Y
Thinetty
Farmers Profit Gap In City Produce Traffic
The farmer ships produce to the city as dozens of commission houses on Western avenue profit thousands while the farmers and retail grocers make almost nothing from the fruit and vegetable trade.
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Western Avenue
Dee Accuses Persecutors Over License Trial Incident
M. M. Dee claims persecution after trouble over a blind pig liquor operation in West Beattie. During a recent trial for illegal sale without a license, Dee says he was distraught as papers relevant to his case were confiscated and then returned after Judge Morgan ordered recovery.
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M. M. Dee
West Beattie
Dee
Morgan
Mr. Dee
Unusual Assault on Mrs Cox on Third Avenue
A man struck Mrs. A. Cox on Third Avenue in Seattle with a heavy cane as she assisted her son at 110? Avenue. The blow stunned her and she sought help inside her store. Bystanders noted the assailant was well dressed and may have been drunk or insane. The motive remains unknown.
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Seattle
Third Avenue
Wally
Mra. Cox
Heretore
Snhe
Dee delivers papers at Morgan house. theft disrupts case
Dee left papers at Judge Morgan's home but they disappeared after the return. A note and letter claim a suspected thief believed the papers showed liquor case evidence but found none. Dee is told to leave town while efforts to recover the note and papers continue. trial date set for August 16.
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Dee
Morgan House
Judge Morgan
Dee Liquor
City permits 16 000 frame building at 662 66 Dearborn
Wm. Chappell, noted Klondike operator, filed a permit with city hall for a three story frame building at 662 to 666 Dearborn Street. The project, estimated at 16000 dollars, will be designed by architect Max Umbrecht.
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Wm. Chappell
Klondike
City Hall
Dearborn Street
Max Umbrecht
Fred Ernst Still Lives After Saloon Beating
Fred Ernst the Lexington saloon keeper remains in Providence Hospital after a brutal assault last Saturday. Police detectives pursue leads and several suspects including Lane, Chipman, and Stuart, while Ethier, Chaplaw, and Davidson are in custody. No new developments today. Ernst’s condition is critical as investigators seek answers.
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Fred Ernst
Lexington
Beader
Providence
Hopital
Lane
Chipman
Stuart
Ethier
Chaplaw
Davidson
Ernst
Bathing in Ballard reservoir prompts court action
A Covey family from Ballard and others known for bath ing in the Ballard city reservoir were brought before Justice Lucas. The judge refused to hear the case, deeming it out of his jurisdiction and stating the matter belongs in the superior court.
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Ballard
Ballard City
Juati Lucas
Dill
Their Parents to Blame Crowds of youths harass residents and vandalize at Japanese mission
Police report multiple disturbances as groups of boys and men terrorize neighborhoods. A mob attacked the Japanese mission on Jackson Street with missiles and damage, while other youths disturb Latona and Lake Union areas. Detective Philbrick investigates.
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Police Department
Jackson Street
Philbrick
Net
Lake
J. D. Beech
Gore
Latona
Lake Union
Youn
Tie
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Barcelona
Washington, D. C
United States
Bowen
Geracas
State Department
Venezuela
Puerto Cabello
Nichols
Missouri
Adams & Blanchard
New Fall
Second Avenue Hinkley Block
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co
First Avenue
Delinquent Contractors
Obolonski
Stoke
Northwest
Knights OF
Pythias
Supreme Lodge
San Franci
Supreme Lodge of the Wrights of Pythias
Palace Hotel
Knights of Khorassan
Yee Castle
Pythian Sisterhood
Bile
Supreme Temple of Rathbone Sisters
Native Sons
Pavillion
Gettysburg
Naval Reserve of California
San Francisco
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