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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
3
Celebrate at the Park Boy s Festival Set for Woodland Park
A boy's festival at Woodland Park features speeches by Judge Milo Root and Z. J. Shuey, musical selections by Royal W. Raymond and the Jap quartet, and a reading of the Essence of the Declaration of Independence. The Marine Band will play and prayers are offered by Rev W Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly
Woodland Park
Royal W. Raymond
America
W. H. Lee
Milo Root
Root
Sasenski
Il & m
Bt wne Dentist resumed meation 6 02 An American Bank Bids 7
The readable fragments describe a dental matter and an American bank bidding activity with unclear numbers. Entities and places are not clearly defined. The text lacks coherent details to form a full readable summary.
Declaration Day Oration and YMCA Sports Program Detailed
Trimbie reads the Basence of the Declaration of Independence. Rev. John M. Dean delivers the oration. Luncheon at 12:16, then 2 pm athletic meets by the Y M C A with bands. Events include 100 and 50 yard dashes, running jumps, shot put, discus, and mile runs for youth. Canoe and aquatic events at Green Lake at 6, Marine Band concert to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimbie
John M. Dean
Green Lake
Marine Band
Roosevelt Boys Prepare for Grand Independence Day
Fireworks arrive for a grand Fourth of July celebration at Sagamore Hill on Long Island. The Roosevelt family hosts guests including W. Emien Roosevelt, J. West Roosevelt, and Commander Robert E Peary with a luncheon planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Train Robbers Get $180000 Loot in Russian Heist
Robbers halted a train between Ufa and Seratoust and stole about $180000 from the Latinsktron Works cashier. The bandits fled as gendarmes pursued.
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Samara
Ufa
Seratoust
Latinsktron Works
Milwaukee Secures Tacoma Eastern Railroad Line
Tacoma July 3 The Milwaukee railroad now owns the Tacoma Eastern line running southeast from the city to the Tilton river country with a branch into the Succotash valley. William P Reynolds, attorney for Milwaukee, said the transcontinental line absorbed the smaller road. The Tacoma Eastern had been owned by John Bagley of Tacoma Edward Cokingham of Portland and other capitalists of that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tacoma
Milwaukee Railroad
Tacoma Eastern
City
Tilton River
Mysterious disappearance ends as body found in river
Spokane reports the death of Sara Luoma a domestic who vanished June 21 and wandered away. Her body was discovered in the river's western section, with authorities deeming she may have been demented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Sara Luoma
Free Coat and Veet Pree with Every Gutt Bought
Free coat and West Rainier Clothing Co offers a promotional sale with every gutt purchased. Prices listed include $12.66 and $64.90 with other items priced at $7.76. Address at 1106 Pivet Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier Clothing CO
Pivet Ave
Zeppelin Airship Sets Record in Berlin Trials
Berlin July 1 A giant airship rivaling ocean steamers is described as the largest aerial craft yet built. The Zeppellin design measures 445 feet long with a 49½ foot diameter, three 146 horsepower motors and a top speed near 47 miles per hour. It carries fuel for 106 hours and has sleeping quarters, wireless, and a powerful searchlight. Lifting capacity is 16 tons with two tons of ballast. Count Zeppelin recently steered a trial voyage to satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ocoe
Zeppelin
Germany
Mit
Count Zeppelin
American Citizen Said to Face Guatemala Execution
A Pacific Mail official report from NCISCO says an American, possibly E. Barrington from New York, may be jailed in Guatemala or executed for involvement in the Guatemalan revolt. Barrington arrived in San Jose from Sydney ten days ago and was arrested with incriminating papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akx United Prowse
Ncisco
Guatemala
Central American Republic
Pacific Mall
E. Barrington
New York
Barrington
San Jose
Sydney
Sensational charges in Chicago audit of life insurance funds
In Chicago the National Life Insurance Co files a circuit court suit against Gustave Myers alleging criminal juggling of funds and a theft of millions from policies totaling 60,000,000. The complaint names several directors and officers and accuses them of manipulating accounts for personal gain amid alleged receiverships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
National Life Insurance Co
Gustave Myers
chare@ea
Financial Jugeliex Relat
Ems
Travenrer C
Cole Vlwaekee
Life Lesurance Company
Great Pro
Coast Owwire to Glide Wood Berth
A garbled report from Chicago in July notes confusion over a Pacific Coast League star nicknamed Bull Perries and a pending move affecting both major leagues. The item mentions President John Baebeee asking about the West and a statistic about a rebound credited to an indicator headier, with Californians claiming the ship is already sailed for the traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anias
Chicado
Uumoire
Championship Tennis At San Francisco Today
The finals and semifinals of the men’s and women’s events at the star championship tennis tournament are set today. Ida Mearne faces Annabelle Vodécoo in singles with the winner meeting Hazel Botkina for the title. Melville Long and Carl Gardner meet Maurice McLoughlin in the men’s final, and Long and Gordon face Allen and Holts in doubles semis. Olympia also reports a state prison board meeting at Wailea Walla starting July 17 to act on parole and clemency requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciboco
Mies
Ida Mearne
Annabelle Vodécoo
Hazel Botekina
Tome
Melville Long
Carl Gardner
Cheeser
Maurice McLoughlin
Roland of Ace
Long
Gordan
Allen
Holts
Olympia
State Prison Board
State
Wailea Walla
Non-Union Crew Faces Interference at Pier 6
Police were called yesterday to clear Pier 6 of Sailors' Union members who threatened and blocked nonunion crewmen from boarding the Nortland. Despite pleas to stay off, William McCully attempted to board, sparking a clash that required officer intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailors’ Union
Nortland
Union
William McCully
Halstead lifework spans Cincinnati to Brooklyn press
Halstead born September 2 1878 on an Ohio farm entered journalism and joined Cincinnati Commercial staff in 1868 later editor in chief after its consolidation with the Gazette He was nominated for German minister by President Harrison in 1889 but Senate rejected him over articles about senators buying seats He edited the Brooklyn Standard Union and did magazine work at death Windsor three children of Mr and Mrs Adam Claus burned to death in a house fire while parents were away
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halstead
Ohio
Cincinnati Commercial
The
Gazette
Harrison
Germany
Senate
Brooklyn Standard Union
Windsor, Cole
Adam Claus
Navy Yard Activity and Ferry Service Notice
At the Navy Yard Atlantic feet remains in drydock with the battleship Rhode Island. Boats depart from Pier 2 at the foot of Yesler Way ten times daily. Round trip fare is five tenths of a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Rhode Island
Yesler Way
Earthquake Shakes Pasadena Early Morning
A strong tremor struck early in July in Pasadena California, rattling china and waking residents. Two shocks lasted over a minute, with objects knocked down and plaster dislodged from walls in some houses, alarming the city as residents checked for damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Ons
California
Temblor
China
Ode to a stomach full of curiosities in Oregon
In Marshfield Oregon Frank Durga lies in hospital after surgery to remove a stomach pouch filled with unusual items. Surgeons retrieved three pocket knives, shells, keys, coins, nails, a fishing hook, a brass knife end, an end of a fishing rod, and 176 pieces of glass from years of ingestion. Durga’s stomach was replaced and his pulse is normal. doctors expect a quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Ore
Frank Durga
Fraenew
Durga
Eurgvoes
Bee York Records City Marriage Licenses in July Surge
Bee York July records show 4470 marriage licenses issued last month and 15102 couples licensed so far this year in the city. Secret C A Pitapatrick of Telluride denied threats against Dr Hilton, following a complaint by Belleve Adame, and was ordered disarmed by Justice Sweeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee York
Witein
Ee City
Bees
Grand Junction
Colo
Celebrate at Olympia on July Fourth Steamer Trip
Big celebration begins July fourth with Steareer Multnomah leaving Galbraith Dock at a.m. Round trip priced at one dollar. Local event promotes festivities and travel to Olympia.
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Olympia
Multnomah
Galbraith
A. m
Grand Celebration Promises Free Fire Works in White City
The event at Madiseo Park in White City follows Paine's Spec tacle titled Vesuvius. It offers free display with a $1,000 reward and seats for 6,000 guests tonight and again on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White City
Madiseo Park
Paine
Vesuvius
Oil magnate Henry Rogers agrees to settlement in refinery patent suit
Boston July 4 Henry Rogers Standard Oil magnate agrees to pay Cadawallagy Raymond 50000 to settle a claim of 50000000 for the use of an invention in refining petroleum. The case, dragged through four years, ends as Raymond vows to continue the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boston
RathAnan Appyar
Henry Rogers
The
Standard
Cadawallagy
Raymond
Rogerson
Greenough
Free Fourth of July Fireworks at Lunne Park
Community celebration promises tremendous fireworks show on July 4 at Lunne Park with no extra charge. Organizers urge attendees to arrive early for best viewing and family activities surrounding the event.
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Lunne Park
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