Attempted assassination shocks Auburn area
Report from Auburn Washington describes an attempted murder of K Ogawa last night near his home. James Hart, a farmer, heard shouting, confronted the assailant, and exchanged gunfire as the attacker fled into darkness. A doctor attended Ogawa and nearby witnesses noted language and race factors in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Wash
K. Ogawa
Ogawa
Christopher
James Hart
Hart
Activity and Ruin as Chilpancingo Reports Volcano Erupts
A Chilpancingo dispatch says no houses are destroyed but the city lies in ruin. The government is making strenuous efforts amid nationwide fear as an active volcano three miles from Chilpancingo unsettles the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Jan
Chilpancingo
Affection Returns Revelations at Police Headquarters
A middle aged man identified as Jack Smith told Police Sergeant Ethie at headquarters he had met a winsome Lambe and shared affection. He described a close encounter during a Portland trip and implied a newly found bond between them before he was “turned in.” The tense exchange hints at a longer, unsettled story behind their meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Smith
Poertland, Jr
Porter
Let There Be Light on Seattle Streetcar Warnings
Seattle Electric Co warns passengers about alighting from streetcars after reports of women attempting to jump off while cars move. A notice cites risks at First Avenue and Cherry and notes conductors struggle to assist. Also listed are exam notices and graduation details for local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Electric Co
le Co
First Avenue
Reon
Building Permits Filed for Flats and Houses
The city clerk’s office taxies building permits for W. D. Day and J. F Acknon to erect flats at 216 309 Blanchard street costing 5600 to Stiles Bros for a two story residence at 410 Tenth Avenue North costing 1000 to J C Caskey to build two story houses at 7 and 726 Twelfth Avenue North costing 9600 each to G Bandera for a one and one half story house at 1608 East Union Street costing 1700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Career’s
W. D. Day
J. Facknon
Blanchard Street
Stiles Bros
T-Atory
Tenth Avenue North
J. C. Caskey
Twelfth Avenue North
G. Bandera
East Union Street
Braggins Named U S Deputy Collector of Customs in Alaska
W F Braggins, after three years in the Northern Pacific freight offices, is appointed U S deputy collector of customs at Forty Mile Alaska. He departs tonight aboard the Dirigo for his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Braggins
Northern Pacific
U. S
Forty-Mile
Alaska
Mr. Vraggins
Dirigo
Double Tragedy San Francisco Burglary Fatal Shootout
Police Officer Eugene Robinson was shot during a gun battle with three burglars in the act near the city hospital. He died at the hospital at an early hour. Burglars fled. Adolph Albermeyer, a patient, cried out in delirium and leapt from a window, dying instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
City Hospital
Eugene ©. Robinson
Robinson
Adolph Albermeyer
Glen
Dairymen protest late milk train and lighthouse funds
At the weekly chamber meeting the Dairymen's Association will petition grievances about the Northern Pacific milk train often being late. The group seeks railroad service improvements and consideration of a salute on Alaskan fog signal lighthouse funding. Secretary Meikle received Senator Fouter's note on favorable committee action. J W Abbott may address the chamber on agriculture roads programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Dairymen's Association
Northern Pacific
Meikle
Senator Fouter
Senate
Commerce
Alaskan
J W. Abbott
Bureau of Roads
Department of Agriculture
Chamber
Abbott to visit Seattle on federal road aid plans
Jas W Abbott head of the bureau of road inquiry will visit Seattle to discuss federal assistance for overland highways. Since 1893 federal funds have supported road construction with satisfactory results. Washington offers excellent material and favorable conditions for roads and drainage. Local authorities provide materials and labor while the bureau assigns an expert to supervise the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. W. Abbott
Bureau of Road Inquiry
Department of Agriculture
Seattle
Bureau Fe
Abbotts
Northwest
Washington
Bureau
PUTS FITZ OUT NEW YORK Pugilist Hurt at Orpheum
Hob Fitz Simmons, the pugilist, fell down a long stair flight at the Orpheum theater this morning and was left unconscious at the top of the stairs for about ninety minutes before discovery. He was taken home with severe spine pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hob Fitzsimmons
Orpheum Theater
Dogs poisoned near Virginia Street in recent days
Authorities probe a series of dog poisonings near Virginia Street between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Five or more animals have been killed, including Dr. Loveberry's Newfoundland, a US meat inspector who paid 300 dollars for the dog after its Philippines trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Street
Pitth
Sixth Avenues
Bie Newfoundland
Loveberry
United States
Philippines
King County Medical Association Mourns Dr. H. D. Kline
Last night the King County Medical Association met in the Chamber of Commerce to pass resolutions on the death of Dr. H. D. Kline who was to be its president at the recent gathering. Members will attend the funeral in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uperintendent
King County Medical Association
Chamber of Commerce
H. D. Kline
Special Meeting Tomorrow On Promotion Examinations
The civil service commission schedules a special meeting tomorrow night to assess promotion applications across departments. Examinations are planned for February. Humane Officer Ridway seeks a home for 5 year old Ronnie Smith after her mother disappeared and a caregiver could not be found.
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Civil Service Commission
Humane Officer
Ridway
Ronnie Smith
Thin City
Prophet Sandford Declares Himself Elijah Leader of Shiloh Sect
The Everlasting Gospel publisher from Shiloh Me, I W Sandford, proclaims he is Elijah and a divine messenger. He has drawn followers with large funds, built schools, and conducted coercive evangelism that disrupted Tacoma a few years ago. Authorities report violent incidents at depots, a staged transport to Shiloh, and heavy promises of wealth tied to his ministry.
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I. W. Sandford
Tacoma
Shiloh
John Alexander Dowle
Zion
Chicago
Elijah
Dowle
Sandford
Sanford
Christ
Enrly
Union
Pacific Avenue
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Alaska
Nrg
Unnamed Preacher Warns Press in Harsh Sermon
A preacher from Shiloh denounces the press and editors claiming falsehoods about him for eight years. He vows swift judgment on reporters and warns followers that the day of judgment is near. He alleges a doomed fate for those who reject his gospel and those who spread his messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handford
Randford
Shiloh
Sam Wright Detained on Vagrancy Charge in City
Sam Wright remains in custody on a vagrancy charge with a report noting his prior arrests in Sound cities for various offenses and alleged crimes against his own people. Bergt. Mike Powers previously jailed him for sand-bagging on Pike street, then he was bound for trial and discharged. The report mentions ships Rainier and Dirigo schedules and a local goods and services ad for Diamond ice and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wright
Jalil
Weight Ae
Beattle
Mike Powers
Pike Street
Superior Court
Mortality Record: Infant Dies at Mallard and George Johnson
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Willie died at Mallard this morning from convulsions. Coroner Hoye to issue the death certificate as no physician was in attendance. George M. Johnson, 63, died at Green Lake this morning of pneumonia and is survived by a widow, four sons, and two daughters. He belonged to G A T and A O U W. Funeral at Butterworth's chapel at 1:20 PM Thursday.
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Joe
Willie
Mallard
Hoye
George M. Johnson
Green Lake
Butterworth's Chapel
Republican city committee backs Ninth ward candidate for state official
The Republican city central committee will hold its second meeting this afternoon. At the previous meeting the committee endorsed KB. W. Williams of the Ninth ward for the position of state field commissioner by a unanimous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Central Committee
KB. W. Williams
Ninth Ward
Wade
Laborer John Heintz suffers severe injuries at Post Street site
John Heintz a laborer for Beattle Electric Co fell four feet from a scaffold on the Post Street building yesterday. He was taken to Beattle General Hospital with serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heintz
Beattle Electric Co
Post Street
Beattle General Hospital
Sneak Thief Steals Overcoat From Storefront Dummy
A thief on Firet avenue and Cherry street yesterday stole an overcoat from a dummy outside H. Lewin Co. The police have been notified. The notice references Fletcher Carpenter Realty and Seattle Fuel Co. services as part of the local ads.
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Firet Avenue
Cherry Street
H. Lewin and Co
Dining Tables Sale Offers Strong Price Reductions
From over 100 dining tables customers can choose a strong saving during the sale. Prices drop from a range cited as from $2.50 to $7 and $10 per article, highlighting real value in each item.
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Livi
Portland
Madi
Interbay
Howard Nichols
Dr. Waggones
Gentiat
Globe Biock
Fitz
Blaak
Blandford
Bhiloh
Maine
Scholare
Bandford
Jo No Bury
Mr. Sandford
Mshed Weekly
God
Voice of God
Calvary
Miijah
England
Israel
Jerusalem
Enyland
Killah
Pijah
Biftiah
Billah
Ohrtet
Kegley’s
Occidental Ave
Butter
Mountain View Creamery
Sonto
Rainier
Skagway
Way Pointe
Co. C. Berg
Third Ave
Republican Central Committee
Seattle Fuel Co
CTI
Conarn
Pike
Standard Furniture Co
L. Schoenfeld & Sons
First Ave
China
Seater & Company
The
Quaker
Quaker Drug Co
MBS
Quaker Price Bulletin
Thompson
Burton
Poverty
Quaker Drug Company
Horthrup CO
Qeatile Theater
J. Howe
L. Mari
Ralph Stuart
Manhattan Company
New York City
Lost Paradise
John Cort
Mgr
Opera House
Main
F. C. Whitney
Edwin Knowles
Wagner
Phon
Pollard
Australian Juvenile Opera Co
the Geisha
Augustin Daly
Warner
Third Avenue Theater
W. M. Russell
Mar
Don Caesar DE Bazan
Carl Berch Company
Frank Readick
Seata
Snyder
Yesler Way
S |i
Lereves FE and Grill Room
Brunner & Co
Pike Steel
Cline’s Piano
Bellabie Goods Cor
Second and
John M. Davis & Co
Pioneer
Harvard Dental
Second Ave
German Bakery
Harvard
Sun.m
Eversole Optical
Second Avenue
James
Speak of the Star
Glass & Dice
Cash Grocers
Schillings
Schilling
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