Lum You Escapes From Bend Jail After Hangings Planned
Lum You the Chinese prisoner who was to be hanged for the murder of Oscar Bloom, a white center, escaped from Bend jail early this morning. The lock was damaged and the door opened with tools, and Lum You vanished into darkness and secrecy. Authorities are at a loss to explain the escape while Bloom’s alleged killer remains at large. In a separate incident a guest, Russell, was robbed of $5 and later $85, with two men seen in the street earlier. The crime details and dates reflect a chaotic night of crime and escape in the county.
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Bend
Lum You
Eich
Oecar Bloom
Lum
Hatter
Bloom
Russell
Sewas
Efl
Tim
President Eliot's Western Tour Itinerary Released
Harvard President Charlies W. Eliot plans a Western and Pacific tour with stops from New York to New Orleans. The schedule includes lectures and dinners at major universities and clubs in cities such as Cleveland Chicago St Louis Helena Tacoma Portland Eugene San Francisco Austin Chapel Hill and Athens. Mrs Eliot accompanies him and works to have his books sold in every city visited.
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Charlies W. Eliot
Harvard University
West
Pacific Coast
Harvard Club of
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Associated American Universities
Harvard Club
S&st. Lowe
Contemporary Club of St
Columbia
University of Missouri
Lincoln
Robbery at Toyotaro Oku Bear Ori villa Home
Two men broke into Toyotaro Oku Bear Orvillia’s house on Sunday night at around 9. They overpowered him and beat him. the motive was robbery. They escaped with $3 in cash, $5 in silver, a revolver and a gold watch, plus about 200 in gold in a trunk. A description of one suspect was later given to police.
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Toyotaro Oku- Bear
Nelson Calorse
Selina and Martin Selina Me to Divorce Suit
Selina Me sues Martin D for divorce alleging assault and abuse. She claims ownership of a delicatessen at 168 First Avenue which he and she run. Martin counters that the business is community property and accuses her of violent temper. A sworn affidavit from Mary Killeen cites work history and improper conduct during their marriage.
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Selina Me
Martin D
Rey
First Avenue
Jeoward
Mary Killeen
Banana Market Report on Western Avenue Carload Prices
The Western Avenue banana market reports top quality fruit in good drying condition with carloads arriving. Bananas fetch about 2.75 dollars per bunch while Rose brand navels and two potato varieties command higher prices around 1.25 dollars, as cabbage supplies tighten and costs rise.
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Western Avenue
Green Fruit Prices and Vague Theft Report
A listing shows corrected daily quotes for green fruit and vegetables with prices per box or per cwt including bananas cranberries pineapples and citrus. A stray note mentions a woman held in custody over a theft at a store as of Saturday night with an unnamed arman suspect.
Thief Loots Benjamin Apartments on Third Avenue
A thief entered the residences of Mr and Mrs H N Benjamin at 1923 Third Avenue last evening and stole nearly all light belongings including dresses jackets coats trousers and other clothing. Police have been notified about the theft.
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H. N. Benjamin
Third Avenue
Concert by Ladies' Musical Club Delights Seattle Audience
The Ladies' Musical Club concert at Grand Opera House drew large crowds with Miss Genevieve Relfe earning multiple encores. Arthur Alexander and Boyd Wells praised in a well received duet as the program featured pieces by Chaminade Lalo Meyer Helmund and Shubert among others.
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Ladies’ Musical Club
Grand Opera House
Seattle
Genevieve Relfe
Mesers
Arthur Alexander
Boyd Wells
Ailee
Bazzine
Grace Clark Chamertin
Mary Knight-Wood
Dachte
Det
Meyer-Helmund
Genevieve
Bohereod
Francota Shubert Grace Ark Chambertin
Sehote Menars
Arthur “Alexander and
In Memory of Governor Rogers
The James A Sexton post and James A Sexton Relief Corps passed resolutions after their meeting praising Governor Rogers for his steadfast service to the commonwealth and his patriotic efforts on behalf of the state. The resolutions honor his memory and note he was a faithful friend to the people.
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James A. Sexton
Resolutions of sympathy for Governor Rogers death
Comrades of James A. Sexton and the James A. Sexton Woman's Relief Corps express deep sympathy for the governor's wife and family in the sudden demise. They resolve to send a copy of these resolutions to the widow and publish them in daily papers.
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James A. Sexton
Mustering In Set for Camp George H. Fortson Event
Tomorrow evening a muster-in for Camp George H. Fortson of the National Association of Spanish-American War Veterans is scheduled at the G A R hall at one o'clock. All honorably discharged soldiers and sailors who served in the United States forces during the Spanish American War or Philippine insurrection are eligible to be charter members. Lieut. Lamping will act as muster-in officer.
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George H. Fortson
National Association of
United States
Spain
Philippines
G. A. R. Hall
Lamping
Man Rescued After Jump From Greyhound Steamer
A man about 46 with a Nordic dialect leaped from the Greyhound near the Columbia dock. He claimed the name Carl Anderson and said he lived at the Pacific house after declaring he did not want to live due to his girl. He resisted rescue efforts but was landed on shore and later set adrift at Second Avenue.
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Greyhound
Columbia
Bane
Mooch
Second Avenue
Carl Anderson
Pacific House
McGinty
Mrs Meredith Named To Head City Sub Post Office
Mrs W L Meredith widow of the late police chief is eyed to lead one of two new city sub post offices. Washington action shifts a station from Lee's drug store and places an extra unit at Guy's drug store or at Garrison Bros on Second Avenue and Madison Street. If approved, Stewart will appoint her to Garrison Bros station.
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W. L. Meredith
Postoffice Department
Washington
Lee's Drug Store
Guy's Drug Store
Second Avenue
Yealerway
Garrison Bros
Madison
Electrician severely injured after planking fall in Seattle
Walter Mills, a day electrician for the Seattle Electric company, was seriously injured when a plank failed on Peat Street at morning. He was removed unconscious to Seattle General Hospital by patrol wagon with Dr. Coe attending. Mills lives in Edmonds but rooms on upper First Avenue in Seattle.
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Walter Mills
Emee
Seattle Electric Conpeny
Peat Street
Seattle
Prof Allen Smith Lectures Tonight on Constitutional Law
Prof J Allen Smith will lecture tonight on Constitutional Law before the Economic League and the Political Club of the Y M C A in the Y M C A auditorium. The Economic League Cc A plans non partisan meetings to foster discussion on sociology and politics with Q A participation encouraged.
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J. Allen Smith
Economic League
Political Club
Puble
Herbert H. Gowen
Marty Christianity
Frank Parsons
Boston
Hotel Men's Convention Opens At Stevens Hotel
The hotel men of the state hold their first convention this afternoon at the Stevens hotel to organize a state renovation. A committee met at the Potter hotel to finalize preparations and escort guests to their hotels. A banquet at the Palmer Grand hotel concludes the event with H B Dunbar in charge. Officers will be elected this afternoon.
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Stevens Hotel
Potter Hotel
Vieitl Hotel
J. C. Donnelly
Jacob Haas
A. A. Waddell
W. E B. Stevens
George Ritter
Falmer-Grand Hotel
H. B. Dunbar
Supt Youngs Hosts City Officials At Butler Supper
Supt Youngs, newly appointed lighting and waterworks head, hosted city council and officials at the Butler last night after adjournment. The banquet featured an elaborate menu and decor, with toasts praising Youngs and anticipated cordial relations with the administration during his tenure. Guests included Poundmen Crichton Parry Rinehart Rode Benjamin Blake Mulloon James Byers Murphy and others along with officials Little Thomason Paul Riplinger Coryell and Winchell.
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BP. Youngs
Youngs
Mr. Youngs
Poundmen
Crichton
Parry
Rinehart
Rode
Benjamin
Blake
Muldoon
James
Byers
Murphy
Thomason
Athlon Steams to Her Dock After Rocked Voyage
The steamer Athion, which wrecked on rocks at Port Orchard in the fall, arrived at the Columbia deck under her own steam. Officials believe she sustained limited damage and may resume service in ten days to two weeks.
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Athion
Port Orchard
Columbia
Steamer Transport Floated From Whitney Slough
The steamer Transport, which ran aground in Whitney slough, has been floated and towed to the mouth of the Swinomish by the steamer La Conner. Rh. KE. Jones has been appointed parcer of the Lynn canal steamer City of Beattle, iu of William J. Harria, resigned. The steamer Umatilla of the Pacific Coast Company's line sailed this morning for San Francisco with a large passenger net and general cargo.
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Transport
Whitney Slough
Swinomish
la Conner
KE. Jones
Lynn Canal
City of Beattle
Ieu
William J. Harria
Umatilla
Pacific Coast Company
San Francisnco
Narrow Escape For Longshoreman In Bay Near Columbia Street
Sam Simpson, a longshoreman, nearly drowned after falling into the bay at the foot of Columbia street before midnight. He struggled for 16 minutes before help arrived, was pulled from the water with a line, and taken to police headquarters by Patrolman Stewart where his clothing was dried.
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Sam Simpson
Columbia Street
Ailine
Stewart
Police
Prisoner exchange set between Colombian government and Liberals
The Colombian government and the Liberal party agreed to swap prisoners with 58 men from each side to be transferred. The exchange will take place on the island of Tabogwa located 10 miles south of Panama.
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Colon
Tabogwa
Panama
Montenegro Prince Visits St Petersburg In Russo Italian Accord
The Neues Wiener Journal reports Prince Nicholas of Montenegro as envoy for King Victor Emmanuel of Italy has secured a Russo Italian understanding on Albania and Tripoli. The paper says Victor Emmanuel may visit the czar in April and the czar will visit Rome in October. La Roche, Sterling Pianos, Reicherte 110 Union.
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Vienna
Neues Wierner Journal
Nicholas
Montenegro
St. Petersburg
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Albania
Tripoli
Enys
Caar
Rome
Pacific Northwest associations meet in Seattle session
The Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association the Washington Red Cedar Shingle Manufacturers Association and the Kee Hoos are in annual session in Seattle today. Officers will be heard this afternoon and new officers elected for the ensuing year. The Kee Hoos will hold its initiation tonight and next Wednesday the shingle manufacturers hold sessions in the city.
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Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Washington Red Cedar Shingle Manufacturers’ Association
Kee- Hoos
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