Whitman Raid Sparks War on Mayor Gaynor in New York
Police acting under Mayor Gaynor raided Healy's restaurant on 66th Street ejecting 300 guests including District Attorney Whitman. The DA pledged warrants for those responsible, naming Inspector Dwyer Captain Hart and Deputy Commissioner McKay and charging Mayor Gaynor and officials with assault battery and malicious destruction.
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New York
Gaynor
Healy
66Th St
Broadway
Whitman
Dwyer
Hart
McKay
Local Officials Aid OShaughnessy Family After Car Collapse
President Bob Hesketh and council members Charles Burnett and A. T Drake helped perform manual labor to release the D O Shaughnessy family from a temporary shed collapse caused by a runaway car. An unoccupied vehicle crashed into the Smith building’s covered walk pinning the family between roof and fence. boys released the brakes and the car rolled down the hill toward Second Avenue. The family escaped with only a terrible scare and no injuries.
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Bob” Hesketh
Council
Charles Burnett
A. T Drake
D. O'Shaughnessy
Smith Building
O'Shaughnessy
Third and
Jefferson
Seconday
O’shaughnessys
Old Cherokee claims centenarian birth in 1762
Tulsa report notes John Black a half breed Cherokee born in 1762 in an Indian camp on Tennessee plains during Daniel Boone era. He says he is too old to enlist for the Civil War and appears over a century old with all faculties intact.
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Tulsa
Okla
Plains of
Tennessee
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
John Black
Black
Despondent worker ends life with chloroform ingestion
Despondent 43 year old O B Nelson of 614 John Street a wringerman at the United States laundry killed himself by drinking a four ounce bottle of chloroform early this morning. He had a history of heavy drinking and recent threats of self harm.
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O. B. Nelson
John Sr
United States
Nelson
Charlton Sails for Genoa to Face Italy Murder Trial
Porter Charlton departed New York aboard the liner Italia bound for Genoa to stand trial at Lake Como on a murder charge regarding his former wife Mary Scott. Italy imposes life imprisonment for murder. Charlton was farewelled by friends and relatives at the dock.
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New York
Porter Charlton
Genoa
Italia
Lake Como
Mary Scott
Italy
Charlton
Girl Ditches Chaperon Marries and Heads for Hongkong
In San Francisco a bride and suitor eloped from a strict school chaperonage system. Mr and Mrs Elon L Brown wed after leaving Los Angeles with a chaperon and then traveled to Hongkong for their journey. The bride, Been McMonaglie, was the daughter of J A McMonagle, a Dubuque railroad official, and formerly a Weathlake School pupil in Long Beach.
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San Francisco
Hner
Mra
Elon L. Brown
California
Mra. Brown
McMonagie
J. A. McMonagile
Dubuque, l
Weatlake School For
Long Beach
Brown
Granddaughter of Seattle's First Bride to Wed
Miss Irene Lindsley of Chelana Alal on Lake Chelan, granddaughter of Mrs. David T. Denny, Seattle's first bride, will marry Henry Andrew Bradley of Spokane on August 20. Lindsley is daughter of Mrs. Edward L. Lindsley, one of four children of Mrs. Denny, Louisa Boren, who with David T. Denny crossed the plains in 1851 and wed two years after Alki point's first white settlement.
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WEO
Irene Lindsley
Chelana Alal
Lake Chelan
David T. Denny
Seattle
Henry Andrew Bradley
Spokane
Miss Lindsley
Edward L. Lindsley
Denny
Louisa Boren
Plains
Alki Point
Arrest of Gamblers Ties to Downtown Hotel Game
Police arrest Fred Olson Clarence Wright and two others on gambling charges after detectives seize two marked decks at a downtown hotel. Olson had been ordered to leave town in a prior action two weeks earlier.
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Olson
Fred Nelson
Clarence Wright
Freeman
Cochran
Bergstrom
Oil Prospects Reported at Forbes Prairie Washington
Washington Oil Co. reports indications of a rich oil field at Forbes Prairie in Washington. Manager W. H. Fillio states a major western oil field is about to be opened.
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Washington Oil Co
Forbes Prairie
Washington
W. H. Fillio
Loving Cup Stolen From Arctic Club Rooms
The silver loving cup won by the Arctic club for best decorated auto in the Potlatch parade was stolen from club rooms. The thief unscrewed the cup from its standard and police have been notified.
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Arctic Club
Donlin Released by Philadelphia National League Club
Philadelphia unconditionally released outfielder Mike Donlin, once a famed player. The National League club had purchased Donlin from Pittsburg, but he never intended to report to the team.
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Philadelphia
Mike” Donlin
Donlin
Pittsburg
Seattle Faces Vancouver in Split Weekend Series
Next week Seattle meets Vancouver with the first two games hosted in Seattle. Remaining games, except Sunday, move to Vancouver for a cross border series.
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Seattle
Vancouver
Seattle Doctors Take Vacations Before Football Season
Many Seattle physicians plan trips ahead of the football season a practice tied to their schedules. The timing suggests a pattern of vacations to avoid patient load during peak event months.
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Seattle
Knights Templar elect Arthur McArthur grand master
In Denver the grand encampment elected Arthur McArthur of Troy New York as grand master and promoted other officers. Los Angeles and New York are leading contenders for the next conclave with Denver as a possible site.
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Denver
Knights Templar
Arthur McArthur
Troy
N. Y
Los Angeles
New York
Loan shark Tolman barred from business in New Jersey
D H Tolman a money lender with offices in many cities was sentenced by Judge Gnitchel in Trenton to stay out of the loan shark business for three years or face imprisonment. He pleaded guilty to violating New Jersey law and was fined 1000 dollars.
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Trenton
N. J
D. H. Tolman
Gnitchel
Tolman
New Jersey
No Forgiveness in Church for Tango Dancers
Archbishop Moeller of Cincinnati declares that Catholics who dance the tango turkey trot or similar dances cannot be absolved of sin. He warns priests in his diocese may refuse absolution to those who persist in immoral dancing.
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Cincinnati
Henry Moeller
Moeller
Catholica
Notable Obituaries and Appointments Across Cities
Wire briefs report the sudden death of C Leslie Reynolda at the National Botanical Gardens after pursuing stone-throwing youths. Other items note appointments in Olympia and Vancouver, planned travels, political ambitions, resignations, indictments, a forgery case, and a cremation of a well-known figure.
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Washington
Leslie Reynolda
Natonal Botanical Gardens
Ringlings' Ballet Meister Laments Press Agent's Flaws
The Ringling Bros circus leader Herr Bartik, famed ballet master, rails at his press agent for lacking artistic temperament. Bartik, an artist who has danced in European capitals, rules the stage for 100 danseuse girls while his wife appears as Joan. He mocks press coverage that reduces ballet to a footnote alongside elephants and food in the grand circus pageant.
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Ganz Ro
Herr Bartik
Ringling Bros. Circus
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Frauleina
Europe
Joan
Paria
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Vienna
Herry Bartik
Ringling Bros
Elphante
Herr Ottokar Bartik
Joan d’Arc
Senator Works Sees Action Sixty Days in Mexico Conflict
Los Angeles August 1 Senator John D Works California on record with position that the Monroe Doctrine must be maintained He says the United States should act to restore peace in Mexico if necessary and that foreign powers would demand protection for their citizens in Mexico He warns it would be humiliating to be coerced by foreign governments.
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Los Angeles
Mexico
John D. Works Ofifornia
Wi Works
Gav
U. S
Street Brawl Ends With Fatal Wound at Alps Bar
Jank Gjukich an Irian laborer lies in city hospital with a chest wound after a barroom brawl outside the Alps Bar at 619 King Street. Mike Bosick is held at the city jail on suspicion of firing the shot that wounded Patrolman Gibson Boalk.
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Alps
King St
Jank Gjukich
Mike Bosick
Gibson
Boalk
Want ad readers develop judgments of business tions
A brief line notes that readers of want ads often form judgments about business dealings. The passage emphasizes caution and discernment in evaluating advertised opportunities.
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Want Ad
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