Tracy's Movements Point to Possible Tracy Near Renton
Deputy Otto Springer and Sheriff Zimmerman of Snohomish county report they recovered clothes matching a Fisher ranch hold up from yesterday. The discarded garments were identified as the items taken from Mrs. Van Horn’s house, suggesting two possible traces: Tracy crossing the lake from Fisher’s place or returning toward the cabin where the Thursday fight occurred.
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Otto Springer
Zimmerman
Snohomish County
Ravenna Park
Fisher Ranch
Fisher
Governor McGraw Requests Grand Jury Action
Governor McGraw calls for a grand jury as political tension rises over gambling houses in the district. Mayor Hames and Chief Sullivan had allowed a reopening, while a Republican faction allied with the Humes machine seeks city corruption probes. Powell, a lawyer, is reportedly involved but declines comment. The mayor and police faced pressure to authorize investigations.
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Hames
Sullivan
Humes
Blicen
J. B. Macvery
George A. Piper
Joseph H. Dawes
Clancy
Seattle
Piper
McGraw
McGraw A
Powell
Farar
Merchants Protest Pike Street Stand Obstruction
Merchants on Pike Street protest a proposed stand near Union Street and Twenty-first Avenue, arguing it obstructs traffic and business. The matter was referred to the city engineer as street improvements, sidewalks, and grading projects are reviewed by the Board of Public Works.
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Pike Street
Board of Pubic Werks
Bernena
Ana Pike Ama Union
Neferrea
Union Street
Board of Public Works
Thira
Twenty-first Avenue
Queen Anne
Lake Union
Hieventh
Denny Addition
Pottinsg Avenue
Vernue
Pask Avenue
Ewing North
Forty-second Street
Pirst Avenue
Avenue Street
Dennyway
Oward Avenue
Kiew
Mercer Street
As & Dew
Westlake Avenue
Cook
Submerged volcano sighting reported near Akutan Pass
Captain Spicer of the Florence reports a strange sea about 60 miles southeast of Akutan Pass with pumice stones one to three inches across. He sailed roughly 206 miles and wonders if the area lies over a submerged volcano or if pumice drift from northern volcanoes was blown to the site by wind and tide.
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Spicer
Florence
Tacomaco
Dutch Harbor
Akutan Pass
Aize
Remembering Mr Hutchinson at City Rectory Co retirement
The City Rectory Co employee Hutchinson received a headed cane on the eve of retirement from Seattle. He is praised by local management, thanked donors, and expressed enduring memories of his service. The Humboldt steamship sailed with 4 passengers and L Mell shipped 400 sheep to Dawson.
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City Rectory Co
Priente Hutchinson
Seattle
Hutchinson
Humboldt
L. Mell
Dawson
Labor Parade Sets Seattle Record with 6009 Marchers
A historic Seattle event drew 6009 workers from various unions in a two mile parade along main streets. Led by a platoon, bands including Warners First Regiment and Lauven’s Military marched past Third Avenue to Pike Street then to Jackson Street before disbanding. An evening ball at the Armory followed with hundreds dancing late into the night.
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Seattle
Third Avenue
Union Street
Pike Street
Fifth
Firat Avenue
Arat Avenue
Jackson Street
Second Avenue
Union
Warners First Regiment
Lauben
Worley
Eatern Central Labor Union
F. A. Rust
W. Co. Il
Mie
Rice
T. J. Mi
Metonis
Seattle Electric Company
W Hitch
Seattle takes both games from Portland in Portland series
Seattle pitchers dominated the Portland games with Hogg striking out eight and only one hit allowed. Browall pitched for Dugdale's team in the afternoon game as Seattle won again 4 to 0. Engie started for Portland and Hémina then Tacoma duel is noted with Helena winning 4 to 3 in ten innings. No game played at Butte.
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Portland
Seattle
Hogg
Browall
Dugdale
Engie
Banquet At Rainier Grand Honors Governors And Military
Governor Savage and Governor McBride with staff and army navy officers attended a Rainier Grand banquet hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. John B. Allen served as toastmaster and Josiah Collins introduced the welcome. Allen praised the keel laying of the Nebraska signaling Seattle's shipbuilding rise. Governor Savage replied eloquently, promising to inspire listeners.
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Savage
McBride
Army
Navy
Rainier Grand
Chamber of Commerce
John B. Allen
Josiah Collins
Nebraska
Seattle
Vage
Pilgrims Leave New York for Rome Jubilee Voyage
The second contingent of the Roman Catholic jubilee pilgrimage to Rome sailed today on the Hohenzollern under spiritual directors Rev. Father Ryan and Father Smith of Jersey City. They head to Naples then Rome and plan to travel through Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Scotland and Ireland. The homeward star departs Queenstown on September 6.
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New York
Rome
Hohengollern
Father Ryan
Father Smith
Jersey City
Naples
Italy
Sitherland
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Scotland
Ireland
Queenstown
Dumas Birthday Celebrations Planned in Villers Cotterets
The town of Villers-Cotterets prepares a centennial tribute to Alexandre Dumas elder tomorrow with a fete program. A grand illumination is planned in the park and forest of M Menil Monier the noted chocolate maker.
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Paris
Villers
Cottereta
Alexandre Dumas
M. Menil Monier
Beattie Honored at Nebraska Warship Birthday Celebration
Beattie was remembered with warmth in Nebraska at an event marking the battleship’s build site. Speakers included Captain Eaton of the Oregon General Colby from Sheridan’s staff and Major Millie. Captain Bostwick led songs as attendees joined in a chorus with the Nebraska governor and party observing the anniversary.
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Beattie
Ofebraska
Captain Eaton
Oregon
General Colby
General Sheridan
Major Millie
Bostwick
Nipsic
Nebraska
Tracy reports convict seen near Ravenna area
May have been Tracy and August Fisher, farmer near Maple Leaf north of Ravenna, report a man with a rifle and clothing visited at 6 oclock yesterday morning. The convict obtained food and a full change of clothes then disappeared north along the railroad. Fisher, a well known farmer, stands by his story. University postmaster relayed the report to Seattle authorities.
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August Fisher
Maple Leaf
Ravenna Park
Pontiae
University Station
Neves
Tracy
University
Ward
Seattiec
Sermons on Hell Promised by Free Methodist Pastor
Rev Alexander Beers of the Free Methodist church at Pine street and Terry avenue plans a sermon series on Is There a Hell The opening discourse will be preached tomorrow night with further talks to follow as announced later The agnostic thought is mentioned in passing.
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Alexander Beers
Free Methodist Church
Pine Street
Terry Avenue
Discource
Carine
Rainer Beach
Freewood
Snoqualmie Power
First
Washington
Dexter Horton Bank
Rainier Beach
K. Sturtevant
Wolff American Special Ruby Over Nickel Finish
A jagged OCR fragment describes Wolff American Special parts with ruby over nickel finishes and nickel over copper tones. Mentions eccentric chain adjustment and oiling crank axle, along with Hercules spokes and a high polish option. Concludes with vague claims of superior appearance and value.
Sermons Planned On Hell By Local Preacher
Mr Beers notes uncertainty about hell while condemning shallow infidels. He criticizes time-serving preachers for avoiding the word and announces a plan to deliver several sermons on the topic to his congregation.
Cloudburst disrupts Hope Idaho line, telegraph wires down
A July cloudburst near Hope Idaho washed away NP railway track and telegraph lines, halting traffic. Trains were expected to resume by evening as repairs began, but service remained at a standstill at noon.
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The
Star
Spokane
Hope
Idaho
Northern Pacific Railway
Traina
May join Chicago strike may spread to other branches
The May strike of Union Pacific machinists could widen as the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen says it may join in sympathy. Officials warned they will strike in solidarity if called.
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Chicago
Pacite
Brotherhood of Locomotive Mineers
Mystery head found near Berkeley sparks university tie
A human head was located on a hill near Berkeley last evening. Authorities suspect a university student left it there while cramming for anatomy exams.
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Berkeley
Pings May Reject It In July Proclamation Context
In Washington D C it is believed several ex leaders of the Filipino insurgents held as prisoners at Guem will refuse to accept the amnesty. The July petition echoes a prior proclamation where principal beneficiaries declined the oath of allegiance, linking to their freedom condition.
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Washington, D. C
Guem
Hitpine Commission
Socialists Meet in Carpenter's Hall Speaks On Dream
Socialists from Socaliten group gather at Carpenter's Hall for a talk by Latimer the late organizer on the subject Is Bodaltem ss Dream. A separate item reports a battleship excursion with two battleships at sea and passenger movements around noon with fares listed.
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Socalieten
Carpenter's Hall
Spm TT
BK Latimer
Bodaltem
Coleen
Eldorado 13 Sold in Mining Syndicate Deal
Eldorado 13 mine, famous as Swiftwater Bill Gates claim, sold by G. A. Wanger for 14000 to a syndicate of nearby miners including Dunham White Sheets of French Hill and James Higgins. No.17 Eldorado sold to Arkanann Jim for 000, with No.18 to get a new dredge costing at least 106000. Dr Isidore Bourke sues Daveen over aldermen salaries and mineshaft assets.
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Dawbhon
Eldorado
Wiftwater Mill
G. A. Wanger
Dunham, White and
Gates
Wanger
Isidore McWilliam Bourke
Daveen
Board of Aldermen
Markets Fragment Tells Of Prices And Quotes
A fragmentary market note lists prices and quotations for commodities. It mentions Beechings and a price of $1.50 and 51.50 for unspecified items. The OCR text is garbled with several proper nouns and figures.
Local Market Prices and Goods Listing
A fragmented list of groceries and farm goods with prices appears. Items include carrots celery peppers tomatoes parsley beans corn beets and meat products with assorted prices and notes on butter cheese and dairy. The garbled text mixes product names with stray numbers and terms from a market ledger.
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Ile
Dutlee
Feehantaf
Three Detectives Die on Track in New York
The bodies of three Central Railroad of New Jersey detectives were found mangled on a track. Names listed are Robert Olmes, John Cosgrove, and William Hensen. Authorities consider accidental death by a train, with some colleagues fearing possible homicide.
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New York
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Robert Olmes
John Cosgrove
William Hensen
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King Street
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MR. Hutchinson
Gramer
Sherman, Clay & Co
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P. B. Wood
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PYM
Tite
Reichert Bros
Piance
Eldorado 13
Theo
Eceeberrion
S Vegetadt Potaters
Piocoges
Firet Ave
Cor
Pike Steel
Main
Commission
Tata
Washington Creamery
Fesck
Frederick & Nelson Fine
Frederick & Nelson
Second Ave
Madison and
Spring Stress
Seattle Electric
Firat Ave
M. B. Bruggeman
Columbia Street
Twelfth Street
Capitol Hill
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Florence Dental Compant
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Campbell
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