Notable Arrests Spur Tacoma Manhunt for Alias Hazel Beaumont
Tacoma police nab Hazel Beaumont alias May Sloan and several other aliases in a raid led by Seattle Chief of Police Sullivan and Tacoma Detective. Beaumont, a famed pickpocket, was wanted for robbing Parish of 200 in the city weeks earlier. Chief Sullivan pursued the suspect, locating her after noon and preparing to transport her to Seattle. In a separate arrest, Billy Rhodes of the Soapy Smith gang was taken on suspicion of involvement in recent hold ups.
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Hazel Beaumont
May Sloan
Tacoma
Po- Sullivan
Seattle
Parish
Ept
Heardn
Sullivan Alcaught
Billy Rhodes
Smith
Ang
Rhodes
Suit Over Wrecked Arm Seeks 20110 Damage
Earl Dineson by guardian Hans Dineson sues Seattle Brewing and Malting Co and Daniel McGovern over a June wagon incident. Four year old Bart Dineson fell under a moving wagon at King street and Sixth avenue, his hands crushed by iron wheels and rendered useless. Damages sought total 20110.
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Earl Dineson
Hans Dineson
Seattle Brewing & Malting Co
Daniel McGovern
Ite
Bart Dineson
The
Brewing Co
King Street
Sixth Avenue
Navy to release all letters on Schley inquiry
Public release on Aug 1 reveals correspondence related to Admiral Howilson and his role in the Schley Lampoon dispute. One letter states he never commented on the controversy at any time.
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Washington, PD
Navy Department
Howilson
Schley Court of Inquiry
Howson
Two Hundred American Teachers Arrive in Manila
August 21 report from Manila states that 200 American school teachers arrived aboard the transport Thomas. The arrival emphasizes U S educational personnel joining the postwar effort in the Philippines.
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Manila
United States
Thomas
Quiet After Anti Negro Outbreak In Pierce City
Aug 2 residents report calm after anti negro unrest. Citizens say peace will hold if all black residents leave town and stay away, noting every negro has already departed.
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Pierce City
Moc
Bulgarian Threat Over Turkish Troops Looms in Constantinople
The Bulgarian diplomat reports that relations with the Porte may break if Turkish troops remain on the Bulgarian frontier. A separate recipe instructs preparing peach and almond salad with mayonnaise and whipped cream served on lettuce.
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Constantinople
Porte
Colonel Lewis Retires From Nordstrom Case
The letter quotes Jas Hamilton Lewis defending his legal duty to apply all law to the Nordstrom case. He warns mob rule would erode law and praises a committee aiding Scandinavian people while announcing his retirement. Lewis pledges obedience to the law and thanks supporters.
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Lewis
Nordstrom
Hand of Gain records Nordstrom death penalty delays
A Washington state chronicling the Nordstrom case details repeated delays to his execution, tallying costs to King County and the state reaching about 9 638 05 dollars with total extended expenses over years. The narrative covers courts from the Washington Supreme Court to the U.S. Supreme Court, habeas corpus actions, and multiple death warrants, noting the 1899 order set for Aug 11 after years of appeals and technical rulings.
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Nordstrom
County of King
State of Washington
Pearaces
Ashington
D.C
Sint Oraede Hare
Supreme Court
Durail
Supreme of the
United States
Supreme Court of the State
Circuit Court
District of Waahmsm
Northern Division
Tipese
Eclrculc Court of the
United
District of Washington
United States Supreme Court
Superior Court
Order for sanity review halts Washington hanging case
The case centers on Nordstrom facing execution after denial of habeas relief. A physicians’ commission reported him sane, while his lawyers argued for open-court examination. Higher courts dismissed the appeal as frivolous, then the matter moved to the US Supreme Court, which upheld Judge Hanford’s circuit-court ruling.
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Nordstrom
Jacoba
F. J. Goddard
Western Washington Hospital
G. V. Calhoun
de A. N. Marton
Emil Borios
Rufus Willard
Superior Court
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court of the United States
Beattie
Hanford
Coughlin Family Attacked in Waterloo Incident
In Waterloo New York on August 2 an assailant attacked the Coughlin family on Elizabeth Street. Mrs Mattie Coughlin suffered a deep gash to the head while Mary Coughlin sustained a brutal facial blow and jaw fracture. Pharis Coughlin was badly cut and bruised. The motive remains unclear as the women gave unsettled accounts.
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Waterloo
N. Y
Mystery at Mascot Theater: Missing Trunk From Lyon Hotel
W H Weaver manager of the Mascot theater reports to police a hired expressman took five trunks from the Lyon hotel to 611 Cherry street. Only one trunk reached the theater. four are missing. The expressman is unknown.
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W. HH. Weaver
Mascot Theater
Cherry Street
Lyon Hotel
Tragic Death Of May Whealy Child Of Healy Family
The five year old May Whealy daughter of T Constance Healy and Farah Watson Healy died at Green River Hot Springs at 2 AM after a three week illness with brain trouble. She spent most of her life in Daweon. Funeral expected Friday in the city. her father T Healy died of tuberculosis less than two months ago.
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R A May Whealy
T. Constance Healy
Farah Watson Healy
Green River Hot Springs
Bote
Daweon
T. €. Healy
Weather Outlook for Seattle and Vicinity
Por Seattle and Vicinity reports fair conditions with light north winds tonight and Thursday.
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Seattle and Vicinity
Adams Trial Opens Against Green Lake Minister
W. J. Adams, the Green Lake minister accused of burning his own house, will be tried before Judge George tomorrow morning. A large group of friends supports him as the case is argued by the region’s leading legal talent. Adams alleges his wife aided the charges and sensational developments are anticipated.
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W. J. Adams
Green Lake
George
Y. Adame
Keeper of corpses promises eternal preservation in casket
In Chicago Aug 21 John D Ripson a coffin maker claims his new casket preserves human remains forever by sealing the body in a hermetic tomb after burial, outdoing ancient Egypt mummification. He cites lack of atmospheric influence and other secret aids as the system's main merits.
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Chicago
John D. Ripson
McCarthy Files Suit Over Son Larceny Case in Indiana
In Anderson Indiana on August 21 Peter McCarthy filed an affidavit in circuit court against his son Fred accusing him of larceny of 112 dollars. He declares he will not participate in the prosecution until the son is sentenced to the penitentiary.
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Anderson
Ind
Peter McCarthy
Fred
Train schedule excerpt shows multiple routes and times
Timetable listings for North Coast Limited through Beattle Seattle Tacoma and Vancouver routes. Includes departures from St Paul Spokane Whatcom Mt Paul and Seattle with arrivals hours across several days and multiple daily services.
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North Coast Limited
T. Paul
Athiantic Kaprese
Mt. Paul
Paul
Burlington Overland
T. Lote
Kenens City
Beattle
Portland
Olympia
Tho
Kaprees Sumas
Vancouver
Arive
Machomiah
Sedro-Woolley
Tero
Sapress Lasaquah
Bnoqualmie
Laave
Munday
Great Northern
Overland Flyer
Pom
St. Paul
P.m
Pieprees
Spokane
Whatcom
Mt. Vernon
Leavy
Elaine
New Westminster
Seattle
Everett
Carrie Nation Slapped On New York Trip Incident
Mrs Nation of Watertown New York recounted an assault after attempting to confiscate tobacco on an Atlantic River steamer. Eugene Foley of Utica allegedly slapped her face and later apologized after she ended her crusade against tobacco.
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Watertown
N, Y
Mia
Carrie Nation
At. Lawrence
Eugene Foley
Utica
Foley
Liquor Sales Fight at Madison Park Under Scrutiny
Charles Ma appears for continuance on liquor selling without license charges. Judge George warns park sellers of arrests. Roy arrested again as officers raid Bagley bathhouse at Madison Park. Sunday dances in an upper room with beer wine and unseen booths prompt earlier police warnings.
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Bullivan
Charles Ma
George
Derker
Rey
Evidene
Roy
Stey
Madison Park
Cucumber Fritters Recipe Amid Simple Steps
Cucumber fritters prepared by slicing cucumbers then soaking briefly in water. A batter blends flour baking powder salt and pepper with olive oil vinegar vodka and stiffly beaten egg whites. Cucumbers are dried salted coated in batter and fried until crisp and hot.
Woodland Park Woodmen Day Sealed Bid Notice
All persons seeking concessions at Woodland Park Woodmen Day on Aug 1 must present sealed bids to secretary Elmer F Myned Conner at 1108 Second Ave no later than Monday Aug 1.
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Woodland Park
Second Ave
Elmer F. Conner
Clam Bisque with Clams and Buttered Brown Bread
Instructions describe cleaning and shelling clams, removing skin and tip, optionally chopping large clams while keeping soft parts intact. Mix with wine and milk, thicken with cracker crumbs, add one pint prepared clams, season with butter or cream, and serve with brown bread.
Necklace Trouble Showcases Customs Duty Row
Mrs W E Stokes returned from abroad with a gold necklace presented by her husband after their wedding. She admitted purchasing jewelry overseas for 5780 and paying 9000 in duty while declaring zero value in a handbag. Customs inspectors questioned where the necklace was bought and determined it must be assessed at the store where it was sent for appraisal.
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New York
W. ED. Stokes
Mra. Stokes
United States
Appratwers
New Season Negligees Show Elaborate Lace and Silk
The latest women’s negligees feature pale blue India silk trimmed with cream lace entre-deux. Neck is a walatin square with a guimpe of lace, and cream tinted embroidery with jet earrings. A sweeping train, box pleats at the back, and elbow sleeves adorned with embroidered ballete and velvet ribbons.
Helen Gould Fights Him Over Milbrook Avenue
Miss Helen Gould fights J Barron for Milbrook Avenue in Tarrytown New York. She supports the village in a dispute claiming the street belongs to the village while Barron asserts private ownership. Barron fenced the property and Gould supporters removed the barrier as Barron barricaded with boulders and the village removed them. The title action will be tested in court.
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New York
Aug
Helen Geoald
Milbrook Avenue
Tarrytown
Mies Gould
Village Board
J. (. Barron
Wall Street
Barron
Miss Gould
Everett and Greyhound Excursion to Tacoma Ad
Bee display ad notes a city related excursion to Tacoma. It mentions Mr. City of Everett and a Greyhound trip with a car level reference. The readable fragment suggests transportation and promotional context on the page.
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City of
Everett
Greyhound Excurion
Tacoma
Kike’ Carnivel
Daily Excursions to Navy Yard Steamers Schedule
Steamers from Columbia dock at 9:24, 9:03, 10:30 a.m. 1:15, 3:16, and 6:99 p.m. We round trip.
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Navy Yard
Columbia Dock
Labor struggle prompt in The Commoner urges unions support
Bryan on strikes urges labor to back steel workers fight. He argues the battle centers on workers right to organize, warns trusts seek to destroy unions, and condemns private monopoly as deadly to wage earners and industrial independence.
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Lincoln
Neb. Atle
Mie
W. J. Diryan
Child dies after cat bite in Indiana
Mine Filla McQuinton aged 4 of Liberty was scratched by a cat while attempting to take a chicken last week. The wounds were cauterized but developed blood poisoning by Tuesday and caused her death in Dublin, Indiana.
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Dublin
Ind
Mine Filla McQuinton
Liberty
Carpenter Jadon C. Murr Shot By Officer Near Pan-American Grounds
In Buffalo on August 21, Jadon C. Murr a carpenter from Albion New York was killed after an altercation with Special Officer Fred Diebold outside the Pan American grounds. The melee began while workers removed a platform in front of the French theater and Burr struck Diebold with a heavy scantling prompting the officer to open fire.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jadaon C. Murr
Albion
Fred Diebold
Ure
Diebold
Board of Public Works
Burr
Murr
Czar Honors An American Czar Honors An American
Helena Montana August 21 John Campbell veteran horseman from Oakland California visiting Helena has received a royal Russian offer to train the imperial stables under a two year contract worth about 16000 dollars annually and ten percent of royal winnings. Kilbourne Clark Co 815 Beyond Ave advertises electric fixtures and navy yard battleships schedules from Columbia dock to station.
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Helena
Mont
John Campbell
Oakland
Cal
Russia
Royal Racing
Kilbourne & Clark Co
Beyond Ave
News in Camp Star Mail Offer
The Star can be mailed to campers at the same city price for up to six months. Morley & Henderson, bar ners and saddlery, 212 Occidental, announce delivery to campers on the estate without extra charge. Everett city and Greyhound Excursions to Tacoma and the Kika Car nival are advertised on this page.
Renton Town Officers Candidates Listed
Suburban notice lists mayor candidate Dr A J Beach and treasurer contenders Pat Given John Bevan Jr Wood with councilmen nominees John Adama Robert Jenkins Robert Wood William Hughes Fred Smithers John Hevan and Peter Hanson. Also Georgetown Woman's Classic Culture club to meet with Mrs L B Card Thursday afternoon with roll call answered by quotations from Riley.
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Town of
Renton
A. J. Beach
Pat Given
John Bevan
Jr. Wood
John Adama
Robert Jenkins
Robert Wood
William Hughes
Fred Smithers
John Hevan
Peter Hanson
Woman's Classic Culture Club of
Georgetown
Langdon Jurors Find Barry Guilty of Murder in First Degree
The jury in Langdon N D finds Wim Barry guilty of murder in the first degree for the January 4 killing of Andrew Mellem on the Harry farm. Barry lured Mellem to the barn and, after giving five minutes to prepare, threatened hanging or throat cutting and ultimately slit Mellem’s throat with a pocketknife. Harry’s sister later died after losing her mind from the event.
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Langdon
N. DD
Wim
Barry
Andrew Mellem
Mellem
Harry
Divorce Granted to Mrs Newberry of Ambassador White Line
Judge Reed granted a divorce to Mrs B Newberry daughter of Ambassador Andrew White from her husband Prof B K Newberry. No defense appeared and Newberry was not present. Mrs Newberry said the husband had been hateful for two years. Emma Willan hotel keeper testified about the professor and Nellie Frances stopping at her place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanduay
Ten Percent Discount Sale On Real Estate For Federal Building Site
A newspaper ad announces a three day 10 percent discount sale on all owned or controlled properties including real estate and business listings. Interest on deferred payments drops from 6 to 4 percent during the sale and many items are offered at substantial reductions. The promotion ends Friday evening and pledges profits shared with buyers.
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United States
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Hamilton Lewis
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Sone
John F. Miller
Supreme Court of
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Weather Forecast
Adams
Travelers’ Railway Guide
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Pacific
Columbia
Puget Sound
Black Diamond
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Overland
Mrs.nation
Charles Ray
Eagle
P. O
Shannon's
Second Avenue
Rhodes Bros
Helen Gould
Bryan
Msorley & Henderson
Greyhound
Steel Ranges
Miles & Piper CO
Northwes
First Ave
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Spring Sr
Cily
Seattle Transfer Co
Frelant
First
Star Paint CO
Pike
Hell
Muscatine
Norbert A. Nievel
Federal Building
Washington
Biock
Boren
University
Madrona Heights
Denny- Blaine Lake Park
Beacon Waterfront City Gardens
Arlington Heights
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John Coe
Seventeenth Avenue
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Queen Anne Hill
Snoqualmie Falls
Madison Cable Addition
River Park
Seanile
Grand Army Band
Canton
Ohio
Missa Allee Raymond
Sangerbund
Seattle Society
Adler
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West
Acific Railroad
ULC
WASA
Remington Typewriters
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