Outlaw Tracy Detains Gerald Family At Cedar Mountain
Outlaw Tracy entered Rancher Gerald’s house two miles below Renton on Cedar Mountain Road and ordered the Gerald family to treat him as Harry Tracy. He then sent 17 year old Thomas Gerald to fetch neighbors with two watches, warning that he would kill the family if betrayed. Authorities traced the suspect via Johnson and Gerald watch descriptions and sent a posse, including Guard Carson and bloodhounds, toward Renton.
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Renton
Cedar Mountain Road
White boat found linked to Tracy escape from Port Madison
Sheriff Cudihee received word that John son s white boat used by Tracy in his Port Madison escape was found on the mud flats at South Seattle near Newell s mill. The boat matches the Johnson boat details with a copper patch noted on the port side amidships. Tracks from the boat suggest one man left, implying Anderson s murder and body disposal.
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Cudihee
South Seattle
Johnson
Tracy
Port Madison
Newell's Mill
Seattle
Clews Found Worthless In Tracy Case Leads
Sheriff Cudihee's men discard two relied upon leads. An Indian woman's claim of sighting Tracy on Sunday is rejected as credible after a crippled beach comber is found near Port Madison. A boat at Miller Cove is traced to rancher Samuel Horsley, not the stolen craft from Johnson.
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Cudihee
Tracy
Miller Gave
Port Gamble
Beach Comber
Port Madison
Miller Cove
Samuel Horsley
Johnson
Everett men pursue mystery man near rail line
William Nutting and Charles Berry of Everett chase a suspicious stranger after he dodges a halt near the Great Northern depot. Nutting fires thrice, Berry joins, bullets miss. the man retreats. They report the could be Merill the escaped convict. Seattle council considers a 1000 dollar reward for Tracy.
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The
Star
Everett
William Nutting
Charles Berry
Great Northern Railway
Nutting
Berry
Merrill
Manhunt Misfire Ends With Narrow Escape At Port Gamble
Frank Stark, a logger, was mistaken for outlaw Tracy by four armed locals near Port Gamble. A Seattle reporter declared they had captured Tracy, prompting deputies to arrest Stark. After a wary release near Port Ludlow and on Seattle arrival, authorities were informed the incident was a error.
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Port Gamble
Frank Stark
Tracy
Stark
Seattle
Seattle Morning Paper
Lydia Thomson
Port Ludlow
Thomson
Sheriff's Office
Tragic Fall City Case Ends With Double Attempted Slaying
Ivor Yates tried to murder his separated wife then killed himself in Fall City. The wife was shot in the forehead and survived, while Yates died two hours later. A 18 month old daughter was present. coroner and physician attended.
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Fall City
Ivor Yates
Issaquah
C. BE. Hoye
Seattle
Reabere
Iveraten
Tirten
Yates
O'Brien
John Yates
Iver Yates
Fair City
Cowles
Mrs. Yates
Weather Outlook for Beattie and Vicinity
Tonight expect partly cloudy skies with cool temperatures in Beattie. Monday forecasts call for sun and warmer daytime highs with light southwest winds.
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Beattie and Vicinity
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