Boalt's Wild Tale From Yakima King's Court
Reporter Fred L. Boalt describes a visit with King George of the Yakimas at a round up and a royal audience in a tepee. He details the king queen and heir apparent, the royal apparel and forms, and the heir’s claim that the kingship may end with the white man era.
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Fred L. Boalt
Tepee
Yakimas
George Maninick
Yakida
Beffore
Wilson
Ught
George
Yakima
Fred Boalt
Madison Park
How I Shot Him Thaw Tells Jury in Sanity Trial
The court heard Harry K. Thaw recount the shooting of Stanford White at Madison Square Roof Garden nine years ago. Thaw described carrying a gun, his fear of the Monk Eastman gang, and Evelyn Nesbit’s role, while denying nervousness as he answered questions about the killing and payments to Mrs. Susan Morrill for information. The session included a motion for a mistrial by Deputy Attorney General Cook, denied by Justice Hendricks.
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George
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Madison Square Roof Garden
Stanford White
Cook
White
Thaw
Evelyn Neabit
Monk Eastman Gang
Evelyn
Mr White
Flest
John B. Stanchfield
Hendricks
Dangerous German agent posed as quaint English matron
Mme Hertha Trost a German agent living as a Victorian beauty expert in London was deported after Scotland Yard exposed her spy network. She lured victims with social salons and used her Bond Street business to obtain state secrets. Her motive was aiding a German prisoner son and she attempted to marry a Briton to stay.
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Mme
Hertha Trost
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Marie Antoinette
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Kensington Gardens
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Mheral Hanker
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Frankfort
Bertha Trost
Vienna
Bond St
England
Germany
Mother Love
Birmingham
Incrinofine
Dairyman Demands Action After Wife Elopement
A Kansas dairyman pleads to the chief of police after his wife elopes with his hired man. The chief coolly jokes about sending out an irate dairyman, but the man reveals he wants the hired man back rather than his wife. The hired man is described as the best milker the farmer ever had.
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Firlands
Liner Guide Sunk Off Scottish Coast
The liner Guide was sunk by a submarine off the Scottish coast near Hull England. The crew was saved.
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Hull
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Guide
Scotland
Revolt in Constantinople Kills 100 German Officers
Rome July 9 correspondent for Tribuna reports a Turkish garrison revolt in Constantinople results in the deaths of 100 German officers. The incident follows rising anti German sentiment over German control of Turkish forces. The Germans were on duty with the Ottoman military at the time.
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Tribuna
Estate of Col. C. W. Post to be distributed
Santa Barbara July 9 The California estate of the late Col C W Post who killed himself here a year ago will be distributed by the superior court Monday It totals 65000 The entire estate is valued at 22000000
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California
Col. C. W. Post
Superior Court
Nineteen Divorces Heard in One Morning at Court
Judge Jurey presided as nineteen divorces were granted in a single session. Ruth Moulton testified of a brief marriage to Ralph Moulton, a city fireman, and spoke of an incident where a pan of water was dashed during a dispute over 60 cents. Lillian Wade accused her husband Ren Wade of kicking at various times due to a falling angel-food cake.
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Germanys new note on submarine warfare anticipated in Berlin
Washington reports Germany will hand its latest formal reply to Ambassador Gerard in Berlin today or tomorrow. The note reportedly preserves the demand for travel rights but may be unsatisfactory to the United States. Officials hope further notes will ease the crisis and avoid a Bryan resignation. President Wilson is committed to upholding neutral rights under international law.
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Prees
Berlin
Hague
Germany
Gerard
Foreign Office
Washington
Wilson
Wm. J. Bryan
United States
Frustrated man assaults wife during home break in
A man unable to find a keyhole forced entry, kicked the door knob off, toppled the dining table on his wife, and dropped an armful of wood in the aftermath. Police reports note no further detail on motive or arrest.
Round-Up Parade Saturday Morning Downtown Route
The big Stampede and Roundup parade will start tomorrow at 10 a m. It will assemble at Fourth and Jackson and proceed down Jackson to Second then Virginia First Yesterday Occidental and back to Jackson before disbanding at Fourth.
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Jackson
Virginia
Yester Way
Occidental
Water Shut-Off Notice for 12th Ave Segment
Water will be shut off on 12th avenue from Yesterway to East Alder street on Saturday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Access disruptions will affect nearby homes and businesses during the five hour period.
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Kind Seattle Appeal Helps Irish Woman Seek Kin
A tired old Irish widow, Mrs Ed Murray, asks readers to locate her husband’s brother and sister, Milo Murray and Mrs Orville Calkins, to fund his burial after tuberculosis at Firlands sanitarium. Cynthia Grey volunteers to assist. contact through the Star office.
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Ed Murray
Orville Calkins
Milo Murray
Portland
Murray
Sixth Lave
Seattle
Pearly Gates
St. Peter
Cynthia Grey
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