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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
8
Mabel North, described as young and mulatto, was identified by a victim and two detectives in a courtroom as the person who robbed and stabbed Shaw in an alley near University Inez. North faced trial on Tuesday and was held without bail after arrest.
John D. Rockefeller backed pastors Dr Chas FP AEED Fifth ay Naptist Church New York and Dr W W Hubtard Eueliday Baptist Church Cleveland clash after Dr M ostard accuses Aked of weakening faith by admitting non members and non immersion worshipers to communion, sparking bitter dispute between churches and leaders.
The Fourth of July program at Luna Park will feature fireworks released from high ropes and timed fuses as Eddie Davidson bails from a parachute in a dramatic stunt. Manager Charles Looff plans LaBouss own Band and seven other attractions for the Independence Day celebration.
State Bar Association President Bridges has fixed the date for the next meeting as July 29. A program for entertainment is outlined and further arrangements are being made. The Chehalis Har Association has been called to meet in this city on Tuesday.
An order from Washington grants Saturday afternoons off with pay to Navy Yard workers in July August and September. The half holiday policy applies to all employees during the three months, providing paid time off on Saturdays.
A posse formed after a train robbery and murder of Constable Decker pursued the bandit near Ashcroft. Bloodhounds led a pursuit a mile out, three shots were fired as the suspect, half a mile north of Ashcroft, forded the Bonaparte river and escaped.
Stockholm reports new evidence of a planned assassination of the Russian emperor during an upcoming European trip. Adolf Wang, the Awede who killed MajGen Breckman and then died by suicide, was linked to anarchists alleged to threaten the ruler. Eight Russian anarchists were arrested before Breckman’s death, with details kept secret.
The Superior court condemned Nisqually Falls property owned by Cascade Public Service and Nisqually Power Company, opening the way for immediate work on the $2,000,000 Tacoma municipal power plant.
Fights over Fraser river fish prices surface as Japanese fishermen demand 12 percent for July and 10 cents thereafter while locals push for 16 cents per fish. A milk wagon crash near Portland kills driver Charles Timm and 12 year old passenger Clarence Haylett. A Norwegian Lutheran church convention opens in Point Say and continues July 7.
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