Band of Chinese smugglers captured in Milcott Avenue raid
Ten suspected smugglers including Sam May were surrounded in a Milcott Avenue shack in North Beattie and captured. May, linked to a larger Chinese and opium trafficking network with ties to Vancouver and Victoria, faces U S Commissioner Bowman for trial and possible deportation. Authorities had monitored the rented residence since a previous seizure two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buccese
Victoria
Milcott Avenue
North Beattie
Sam May
Bates
United States
Mansaioner Bowman
Chi
Hintetn Sam Moy
Sam
Vancouver
Sheuthe
LATE NEWS FROM VALDEZ MISC INFO AND SURVIVOR TALES
Special correspondence from Valdez reports James J. Hackett teleoperator at Telegraph station No. 2 shot himself and died after inquest. Other items note Behrends and Reagan surviving a river ordeal, Japanese cannery worker suicide, Palmer finding gold, a Yakutat party reach Kyak and Captain James Orson’s death, and Buffalo financier J B Costello purchasing 16000 acres in Kayak Cape Sukiin for around 25000 to 30000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdez
James J. Hackett
Valdez- Basie
Hackett
Satesvale
Irish Duke Play Postponed Due to Prof Smith Illness
The Irish Duke play is postponed for a few days because Prof. Smith is ill. The show will be rescheduled when Dr Smith recovers and performances resume at the usual venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Smith
Sage Gage a Wall Street lender summering in Cedarhurst
Russell Hagei spends summers in town visiting the Wall Street district office to lend money and trade puts and calls. He maintains a Cedarhurst summer home on Long Island's south shore with neighbors Jas RR. Keene and Juli an Russell. He prefers Cedarhurst due to mosquitoes and travel ease and is famed as a major moneylender who rarely loses loans. He owns an immense fortune, likely over 60,000,000, with his wife and many relatives and no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts Oak
Ave
Russell
Wall Street
Sage
Cedarhurst
Long Island
Jas
Keene
Jiliian Russell
Olter
New York
Han
St. Eald
Gage
Nigoos
Auch
Jacob Waldeck
Wild antics and rumors swirl in Star Dust dispatch
The column recounts eccentric happenings from Star Dust readers and townsfolk. It mentions Charles Gehwab and General Miles, Luke the Loon's self surrender musings, a counterfeit claim, a man sleeping on a telegraph pole, and assorted local anecdotes from reporters.
Dropped Dead in Front of Doctor’s Office
William Platt a resident of Columbia four miles south of the city collapsed and died in front of Dr Duthrie’s office at 9 o clock from a sudden heart attack after a period of illness. The coroner was notified and a Rainier Heights Improvement Club meeting will be held tonight at Oltman’s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Platt
Columbia
Rainier Heights
Crushed Log Roller Dies in Logging Camp Incident
Otto Anderson, a leader at the Bumaon logging camp north of here, was crushed between two rolling logs at 6:80 yesterday afternoon. He suffered severe internal injuries and died after being taken to Marysville for treatment, with no known family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manvelle Wash Ave
Otto Anderson
Finn
Here
Marysville
Sayre
Anderson
Encampment Preparations For Second Regiment at American Lake
Arrangements are under way for the annual encampment of the second regiment N G G W beginning September 14 at American Lake. Captain Clerk Green of the Everett company and a prominent local citizen met with Otto A Case to arrange Everett company attendance. Promotions for three sergeants of the First battalion begin tonight as the battalion commissary appointment is considered. Examinations are competitive and will be conducted by Maj. Cane, Capt. Chas EB Head and Carrot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. GG. W
American Lake
Clerk Green
Everett Company
Otto A. Case
Everett
Tory
Cane
Chas. EB Head
Carrot
Emperor Wu Deliberates Relief for Silesia Sufferers
Report from Silesia dated August 14 notes Emperor Wu attending a council meeting on relief for Silesia. Authorities allege reluctance to grant aid, with expectations of a decision pending. Emperors aide deems the matter unresolved as no conclusion was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
Emperor Wu
Silexia
New FiveStory Building Planned at City Block Corner
Walker company announced a new five story stone and brick building at the southeast corner of First Avenue South and Jackson Street. The $996,000 project will cover 13011 square feet and will serve as a wholesale house for the erecting company. Matthew Dow and J. Eirickeon are the contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Company
Aoe
Cmpany
Flrat Avenue
Jackson Street
Matthew Dow and
J. Eirickeon
Markets and notices mix in quirky stock page
Provisions and fruit prices appear with small farm and dairy rates, listing items from cauliflowers to currants and raspberries alongside wheat, oats, and feed prices. A theater amateur night at Empire Park, a correction for Sperger’s Ad, and race schedules at Meadows are noted amid producer price quotes and regional listings.
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Kenai Lake
Dr. Munson
Mr. Behrendsa
Matthew Reagan
Nerina
Tanana
Ancente
Munson
Repting
Kustioff
Palmer
Hope City
Prosipa
Upper
Enes Lake
Hope
Yakatag
Kyak
James Orson
J. B. Costello
Sukiin
L. Willoughby
F.W. Merrick
First Avenue
Men’'s
Seattle
Childr
Charles Gehwab
General Miles
Luke
Bobbt
Bobbbeyes
Bacy
Faye
Josh
Wayee Ville
Lord Salisbury
BF. Adame
Beattie Courte
San Frencheco
Baker City
Vesuvius
Ottaeh
Atami Atin Madan Ay
Piverybody
Robboyee
Corbett
Jeffries
Steeif
Gordon
Pale
King Bros
Firat Ave
Silesia
Tome Tome
Atermelons
California
Pmc
Yakima Crawforda
Ben Hiereie Peers
Doe
Srapee
Timothy
Puget Sound Bay
Boos
Arient
Empire Park Theater
Mulletin
Corbett-Jeffries
San Francisco
Sperger
Maribut
Star
Ted
Louis Kiodt
Second Avenue
Buck & CO
Second Avenue Times Building
Cline
Panta
H. Lewis & Co
N. EB. Cor
1St Ave
Cherry Street
Brunner & Co
Pike St
Tel- Main
Pean
Anne Hanes
Tes Avenue
Interbay
Armstrong & Owen
Way
Ind
Hygeia Company
John
Queen Anne Flour
Hammond Milling Co., Starric
Diavalo
Prof. la Croix
Ala McZouave
Speckert
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