Wild Steer Rampage Ends In Citywide Chase
An escaped steer ran through downtown at noon as 2,000 spectators fled in panic. After a running chase from docks to Pioneer Place, Officer Deigh killed the animal with a final shot near Yesteryway. The steer, owned by Bruhn, was bound for Alaska on the Santa Maria steamer, but perished in the street mêlée.
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Steer
Mr. Steer
Marty Tracy
Railroad
First
Avener
Washington Street
Deigh
Yester Way
Bruhn
Yealer Way
Jefferson Street
Forte
Tts
Second Avenue
Pioneer Place
Red Depot
Melvin
Igh
Alaska
Who Will Get the Chas Fair Millions
San Francisco Aug UK. Charities Pair and his wife were killed in France in a car crash. Three heirs to a vast estate, estimated at 28 to 30 million dollars, contend over the share. California law is cited on inheritance in common calamities with young victims. San Francisco and Plainfield, N J report on possible heirs and a contested will.
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San Francisc
Aug
Charities
France
Charles Fair
Haggerty
California
San Francisco
Mia
Franciacana
Charlies Fair
Maude Nelson
Plainfield
N. J. Ave
Anna Nelson
Joseph Harvey
San Franciero
Nelson
Fair
Young Nelson
Wether
Crater
Herr
Preacher Arraigned in Child Assault Case
Rev. Scott, charged with criminally assaulting Mary Hall, a 11 year old member of his congregation, appeared before Justice KR. R. George with bonds set at 4000 dollars. A prelim hearing was scheduled for next Wednesday. The article notes potential defense by Willie Morris, connected to John Considine’s case, and mentions remand to county jail.
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Mack Scott
Mary Hall
KR. R. George
Beott
Willie Morris
John Considine
Morris
Scott
Jai
Pearl Ives
Brooklyn
Iflaam Biger
Justice George's Court
T. D. Page
Bigger
J. Cc. Hart
Hart
Higger
Theaters Set New Week of Shows at Seattle and Beyond
The Seattle stage sees Mies Hursey from Jersey headline at the city theater this week, prompting Harrington Reynolda to stage In Paradise for next week. Opening August 17 the French-adapted comedy should fill houses all week. Next week Weidermann’s Tide of Life plays Third Avenue theater for three performances, followed by The Weidemann Company with Down in Keypt Dixie Land and The Steam Laundry. Specialties between acts boost continuous time. Madison Street theater opens with Greater New York Harlesque company and Rose Sydell in London Belles.
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Jan. Wilson
Jennie Guichard
Ranke Hall
Wileon Haa
Mies Hursey
Jersey
Seattle
Harrington Reynolda
Paradise
the Weidermann
Third Avenue Theater
Ood
Weidemann Company
Third Avenue
Dixie Land
Steam Laundry
Madison Theater
Munroe and Barnett
Madison Street Theater
Greater New York
Rose Sydell
Omaha mayor Moores runs city to suit crime interests
Omaha's mayor Moores, now in his sixth term, openly states he will govern to please the criminal element. The article portrays police and administration using strict measures at polling places, raising questions about political manipulation and retribution against saloonkeepers and gamblers to secure electoral support.
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Ausochation
Omaha
Neb
Hue
Moores
Wee Andle
Hale Re-elected President of Philippine Veterans Society
Gen Trving Hale was re-elected president at the National Society of Philippine Veterans session in Council Bluffs Iowa. The next convention will be in St Paul. An excursion by the First Christian Church is planned for Friday evening August 14 with a steamer departing Colman dock at 7 pm.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
National Society of Philippine Veterans
Trving Hale
St. Paul
First Christian Church
Port Or‘chard
Colman Dock
Tigers Fall to Seattle in Stinging Loss
Aug. 15 Tacoma. Dugdale led Tacoma to a 9 1 Beattie’s pitching kept Tigers off balance as Seattle dumped them 9 to 1. Dugdale’s squad dominated from start to finish and Beattie hurled an excellent game while Butte lost 7 4 in a separate minor league tilt. Portland beat Spokane 7 4 as Engle allowed 12 hits.
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Tacoma
Willie Hoge
Beattie
Tigers
Marmon
Beatties
Dugdale
Portland
Spokane
Engte
Fraternal Day At The Carnival Parade Invites Lodges
Judge John B. Humphries leads plans for Fraternal Society day at the Elks carnival inviting women lodges Rebekahe and Ladies of the Maccabees to march and compete for prizes. Lodges planning to participate should notify grand marshal W. H. Morris by Friday August 22.
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John B. Humphries
Rebekahe
Ladies of the Maccabees
Humphries
W. H. Morris
Haller Building
Carroll Leads Crusade Against Unclean Alleys
Dr Carroll has begun a vigorous campaign to demand sanitary rear alleys in the city. He warns business proprietors to keep back alleys clean or face enforcement of the law. Investigations focus on restaurants bakeries and meat markets as key targets.
City health chief warns restaurants pose disease risk
Dr Carroll blasts dirty kitchens and exposed refuse in Pike Street establishments. He cites flour on the floor, open molasses barrels, and contaminated meat in back rooms as potential disease sources and vows to publish noncompliant names if orders are ignored.
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Dr. Carroll
Rt. Germain Hakery
Pike Street
Carroll
Utopia Grounds Steamship Near Deception Pass
The steamship Utopia, operated by La Conner Transportation Co, went ashore on Allen Island near Deception Pass between 3 and 4 this morning. The company has no details yet. All passengers were saved and no injuries are known.
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Anacortes
Wash
Utopia
la Conner Transportation Co
Allen Island
Deception Pass
Blydeen
Corbett McGovern Fight Scheduled in Louisville
The Corbett McGovern bout moves to Louisville Kentucky for September 15 at the Sout Athletic Club after threats of disturbance. The originally planned New London Conn date of September 29 is canceled. A good service will run from King County Fair Grounds, Ca, leaving from King Street and 2 Avenue South.
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New York
Louieville
Sout Athletic Club
New London
King County Pair Grounds
King Street
2 Avenue South
King County Fair Grounds
Suen Avenue
First Avenue
Bartholin Mitchell Murders in Chicago Mystery
Chicago police pin hopes on a possible confession by Oscar Thompson as they pursue leads in the Bartholin Mitchell murder case. Milton Edwards returned from Denver with a partial statement, claiming Bartholin killed the girl for no clear motive, while neighbors recall a dispute near Thompson’s laundry wagon. Witnesses have tied the wagon to the crime scene as inquiries continue and suspect statements unfold.
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Chicago
Barthollin
Oscar Thompson
Milton Edwards
Denver
Bartholin
Martholin
Minnie Mitchell
Thompson
Olid Dan Gaff
Mary ‘Taiterday
State Street
Seventyfourth
Seventy-fifth
Knife threat leads to arrest at city prison
Police arrested a man who allegedly held a knife to M Dooley’s throat in a toilet room of the Coo Coo saloon. The suspect identified as Dr Davie was found with a knife and 25 keys after search. Hees Heycock, the saloon proprietor, helped confirm the arrest.
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M. Dooley
Chipman An Carr
Dr. Davie
Davis
T. D. McGareney
Dooley
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Ernst Bros
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Ormers
Chickering
L. Hobart M. Cable
D. B. Johnston
Reed & Pipe
Orgars
D. S. Johnston CO
General Music Dealers
2Nd Ave
Burke Bldg
Quick Inn CO
Sethe
Second Avenue South
St. James Hotel
Kirk
First Ave
P. Belliott
Optician
Ita Houssy
Sunset Oil and Refining Co
Buck & CO
New Times
Ramaker
James Henry
Teomate
Western Ave
Fifth Avenue
Ave
Madison
Madison St
the Family Resort
London Burlesque Company
Straits of
San Juan de Fuca
Floating Palace
U.S. Garonne
Pacific
Race Rocks
Port Angeles
Forts Casey
Flagler
Arlington Dock
Wagner’s
Lee's Pharmacy and Waterhouse Co
Burkd Building
Rhird Avenue Theater
M. Russell
Heatte
Corlest
Weidemann
Egypt
Rev. Scott
Will Morris
Nelile Guerin
Dave Kennedy
Geo A
Lizsie Bird
Venita
Fire Dancer
Summers
Winters
L. T. Wren
Cr & P. PB Ity
8. HB. Co
Smit
Linatre
Harrington Reynolds Company
Miss Hurley
Edward Chase
Thirteenth Avenue
East Cherry Street
Union Street
Beattie General Hospital
Chase
Washington, D. C
New Suffolk
L. IL
D. Davis
GLOBE
Mayor Moores of
Hale
Aly
Butte
Helena
Dowling
Hutte
Pet
Sona Dienes
Barreta
Ern Ree
Bartholin Mitchell
Matin
Collins, Sherman, Foley Co
Bet
Pike and Union
Seattle, Wash
Orton
Dunlap
Real Estate
Union Block
Booth No. 10
Carnival Grounds
Henry Hensel
Hinckley Block
Maes
Schuchard Optical Co
Eye Ste
Albert Hansen
Northwest
Union Bik
An & Call
E. J. Brown
MacDougall & Bouthwick’s
American Clothier
F. W. Merrick Rise
Earl & Wilson
Monarch
Mara
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