Australian champ Squires loses to Burns in Ocean View bout
Under a sweltering sun in Ocean View California Bill Squires the Australian champion faced Burns the American challenger with 7000 spectators and a $5000 side bet. Burns won in two minutes eight seconds of the first round knocking Squires out after a brief exchange. No further date was announced.
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San Francisco
Puras
Scripp
Ocean View
Cal
Bill Squires
Australia
Burns
Tom O'Rourke
Rogers
Nat Goodwin
Squires
al Kaufman
Frankie Edwards
Johnny Murphy
Hanson
J. L.amon
Territorial Executive Committee
Body found in Columbia River near Wenatchee
The body of a young woman was found floating in the Columbia River near the steamboat landing. It is believed to be Gertie Bumgartner who drowned at Central ferry below Brewster. Her father Peter Bumgartner has been notified to identify the body.
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Wenatcher
Columbia River
Steamboat Landing
Gertie Bumgartner
Central Ferry
Brewster
Peter Bumgartner
Guthrie Date Set For Republican State Convention
Guthrie Oklahoma July 4 The date for the Republican state convention was moved from July 12 in Tulen to a later time as announced today.
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Guthrie
Okla
Tulen
Tornado Hits Wisconsin Towns Killing Residents
A July 4 report from St Paul states a western Wisconsin tornado killed two people and cut communications. Oakdale and Tunnel Siding near Elroy suffered severe damage as many sought refuge in a station that collapsed injuring several. Authorities fear higher death toll once lines are restored.
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Oakdale
Tunnel Siding
Omaha
Elroy
Why Roosevelt backs Taft as successor in 1907
Washington July 4. Roosevelt explains why he endorses Taft, praising moral courage integrity and determination. He cites Taft’s actions in the Philippines Panama Cuba and his decisions as a judge, arguing these prove Taft’s fitness and loyalty to Roosevelt’s policies.
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Enterprise Junction
Gilson Gardner
Washington
Seattle Star
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
The
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T. R
McKinley
Aosevelt
Philippines
Panama
Cuba
War Department
Withal
Congress
Mehan
Hail Storm Roars Through Clearwater District
Lewiston reports a late yesterday hail storm and electrical shower in the Clearwater district. Warehouses were wrecked railroad tracks washed away and the craft sustained great damage.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Clearwater District
Caruso Decorated By King Edward As First Singer Honored
London July 4 King Edward decorates Eurico Caruso the Italian tenor with the Victorian Order making him the first singer to receive the honor. Saigon July 4 formal possession has been taken of Battenberg territories in Siam under the new French Siamese treaty.
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London
Edward
Eurico Caruso
Signor Caruso
Saigon
China
Battenberg
Siam
France
Big Craft in Trouble at Jamestown Exposition Riot
NORFOLK VA July 4 A riot at Jamestown exposition last night left several injured. About five hundred soldiers from the Second South Carolina and First Kentucky regiments clashed with concessionaires and guards on the War Path. Stones flew and bayonets were shown before order was restored and a full investigation aims to court martial those involved.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Norfolk
South Carolina
First
Kentucky
Jamestown
Distress Off Carmanah Light Sparks Tug Rescue Effort
A British tramp steamer, likely the Standard Oil steamship Asuncion, is in distress sixteen miles southwest of Carmanah Light. Two tugs are towing the disabled vessel toward safety amid high wind and icy cold, with Capt. Bridgett in command and 235000 gallons of oil on board.
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Standard Oil Company
Asuncion
Carmanah
Carmannah
Sid
San Franciso
Bridgett
Seattle
Safe Robbed at Degge & Miller in Tacoma
Burglars entered the Degge & Miller clothing store at 1110-12 Pacific Ave Tacoma by boring through from an adjacent building and cracked the safe, taking a sum reaching into the thousands. It is not yet clear if any clothing was stolen.
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Tacoma
Degge & Miller
Pacific Av
Ballinger to Attend Republican Club Meeting
Judge R H Ballinger former mayor of Seattle and now commissioner general of the United States land department will be guest of honor at the King County Republican club weekly meeting Friday at 12 30 p m in the Rathskeller Grill. A full attendance is expected from officers ward captains and other officials and friends of Ballinger. Those wishing to attend should notify L H Gray or H S Frye before 10 a m Friday.
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R. H. Ballinger
Seattle
Preasnt
United States Land Department
King County Republican Club
Rathakeller Grill
Ballinger
L. H. Gray
Fire damages three story warehouse on Westernay
A three story warehouse between Atlantis and Connecticut streets, home to Grote Rankin Co. furniture dealers, caught fire at 1 30 this afternoon. Firemen arrived quickly after an alarm and fought the blaze as furniture filled the building. Much of the stock was damaged or destroyed despite efforts to save goods.
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Westernay
Atlantis
Connecticut Sts
Grote Rankin Co
Will Call For Guarantee Fund To Aid Christian Endeavor Convention
The 1907 committee voted to call for the full guarantee fund pledged by Seattle citizens over a year ago to support the Christian Endeavor convention. Forty percent of the $15,000 fund has already been disbursed as efforts continue to raise the remainder through sale of certificates. F W Baker from the Chamber of Commerce raised about $1,000 to aid the cause, and F Edgar Barth hopes Seattle residents will contribute, predicting they will come to the rescue before the convention meets.
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Christian Endeavor Convention
Seattle
F. W. Baker
Chamber of Commerce
Committee of the
Christian Endeavor
F. Edgar Barth
Fire Gutts Grote Rankin Co Warehouse In Blaze
A blaze at the Grote Rankin Co warehouse on Railroaday between Connecticut and Atlantic streets gutted the first floor of the three story building and damaged furniture on the upper floors and basement. Fire officials stated the loss would be in the thousands and it started from defective wiring. No one was in the building and the fire was confined to the first floor with doors broken to gain access. The warehouse was insured.
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Grote- Rankin Co
Railroaday
Connecticut
Atlantic Sts
South End
Hurt by a Street Car
William Delaney a teamster living at 1717 Eighth Ave N was struck and slightly injured this morning by an inbound Ballard street car. After the accident he was placed on the car and taken to Providence hospital. He suffered bruises to the head and shoulders but his injuries are not considered serious. The wreck occurred at the intersection of Walker and Mercerts.
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William Delaney
Eighth Av. N
Ballard
The Seattle Electric Company in a Hundred Million Octopus
A critical explication portrays the Seattle Electric Company as a vast, predatory financial entity with Boston roots and Puget Sound leverage. The piece traces a pattern of reorganizations, leased holdings, inflated capitalization, and influence over public policy to extract profits, while detailing earnings growth and the plan for a large-scale corporate consolidation. It emphasizes the perceived abuse of power, low wages, and aggressive expansion shaping King County politics and municipal relations.
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Seattle
Geattie Electric Company
Washington
Boston
United States
Mr. Smith
Stone & Webster
Seattle Electric Company
Puget Sound
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