Bloodhounds Fail to Locate Suspect in Wilkeson Murder
Wilkeson July 10 bloodhounds failed to find the murderer of Mrs Louth Bronzo near the railroad. Avonsee Bertino, an Italian miner, was seen near the Senate Saloon before the crime and Bertino is described by witnesses as Bertino’s height. Hopes pinned on train transport to Olympia or Seattle. Deputies in Pierce and King counties spread Bertino descriptions after inquest findings. A $600 stolen from Mrs Bronzo is cited as motive. lamp bearing TM initials tied to Markich presents a lead.
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Calted Presa
Wilkeson
Pierce
King Counties
Avonsee
Camillo Bertino
Mré. Hronto
Nan
Hertino
South Prairie
Olympia
Seattle
Bertino
Watch & Man
Brontos
Tony Markieh
Wherittn
Markich
Man Confesses Killing Stepfather Over Family Money
Albert Ferro, 21, told officers in Paterson New Jersey that he killed his stepfather Emanuel Giglio after repeated beatings and disputes over money strapped to his wife’s dress. He said his loud speech style contributed to tensions in the home.
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Louis Bronmo
United Press
New York
Albert
Ferro
Emanuel Gigio
Paterson
N. J
Bertino
Gigilo
Rancher Shot Down in Ongoing Feud Near Colbert
Spokane July 10 Henry Baul straw a farmer near Colbert lies dead with a bullet in the heart. Ed Seholl a neighboring rancher is in the county jail charged with murder after a long running feud over crossing field. Seholl reportedly confessed and was halted by deputy sheriff while attempting to ride away. Ellensburg depot plans announced for 35000 dollar structure with bids to close within 10 days as Northern Pacific issues notice.
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United Press
Spokane
Henry Baulstraw
Colbert
Ed Seholl
Tad
Themen
Seholl
Baulstraw
Ellensburg
J. B. Edwards
Northern Pacific Railway
Funeral Escort for Cushman Rites Depart Tacoma
July 10 funeral procession leaves at 3 PM by Great Northern for Spokane to meet the late Hranety W Cushman. Delegations from State Senate and House, Mayor, Chamber of Commerce members join escort to Cushman home and Armory service.
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Tacoma
Hranety W. Cushman
Great Northern Railroad
Spokane
Re Tame
Oriental Limited
Ralph Metcalfe
Alexander Polson
Fir D. Shutt
A. Leonard
John W. Linck
Charles H. Hyde
George H. Stone
Chamber of Commerce
Rockefeller Gift of Ten Million to General Education Board
The General Education Board received a ten million dollar gift from John D. Rockefeller, increasing his total donations to sixty two million. The gift frees the board from the obligation to hold funds in perpetuity and was given as available appropriations had been exhausted to meet mounting needs. In London, royal family members attended a dinner and dance hosted by the American ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid in honor of the king, queen, and Princess Victoria.
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Joan Dp Rockefeller
General Educa
Ap Alno
Rockefeller
General Education Board
Gates
London
Dorchester
Insurance official answers impeachment charges in Olympia
State Insurance Commissioner John Behively has filed his answer to impeachment charges against Attorney General W T Hell. He challenges the impeachment court's composition, alleging bias and prior public comments by 16 senators. He denies misconduct as insurance commissioner and claims all actions were under state control during Secretary of State Nichols tenure.
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United Brose
Olympia
Tpcurance
John H. Behively
W. T. Hell
Behively
Nichols
May Smoke Pills But Not Sell Them Decision In Aberdeen Case
In Aberdeen Washington July 16 cigarettes may be smoked but neither cigarettes nor the mankin’s can be sold by dealers in this county per Judge Hen Shooks in a test case by W B Mac Farlane. Mac Farlane was arrested and fined five dollars plus costs for smoking cigarettes in a public place. The state will appeal to the supreme court from the decision.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Hen Shooks
W. RB. MacFarlane
MacFarlane
Supreme Court
Grant appointed superintendent of state war and navy building
Ulysses S. Grant’s grandson, appointed by Lieutenant General Grant, becomes superintendent of the state war and navy building project in the Ottawa area, with the appointment announced from Washington July 10. The brief item notes a canoe rental on San Diego Bay at midnight involving William Hates, 24, city engineer's office employee, and his wife.
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San Diego Bay
William Hates
City Engineer's Office
Grant
Washington, D.C
Ulyses & Grant 1 Corpa of Engineers
U. Boa
Granson
War and Navy
Bootblacks robbed of earnings by two countrymen
Two bootblacks Cherie Weeholen and Guat Marine were robbed of $1170 by two confederates in Westlake and Pike streets. Detectives have descriptions of the culprits but no arrests have been made as the victims opened a handkerchief to find only washers and wadged paper.
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Cherie Weeholen
Guat Marine How
Westlake
Bianco Ponce
Wecholoe
Bootblacks
Wille
Bancomen
Parna Police
Booster predicts Alaska to lead in future mineral development
Daniel Guegenheim, before sailing for Europe, predicted Alaska would lead the global development of gold, silver, copper, tin and coal. He gave an enthusiastic review of the department of the Northwest.
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Bn United Prep
New York
Daniel Guegenheim
Europe
Jaat Nieht
Alaska
Department of the Northwest
Taft May Offer Hughes Supreme Court Seat
A Chicago-Washington dispatch reports strong belief in New York and Vermont that President Taft will offer Governor Hughes the first vacancy on the U S Supreme Court. The appointment is seen as contingent on the vacancy timing and Hughes’s ability to accept. Friends doubt immediate acceptance despite discussions.
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New York
Vermont
Taft
Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Supreme | J
Lake Champlainer ends as Western Union reports year
The Western Union company filed with the state tax commission records for the year ending December 1, 1908. The report shows receipts totaling BatL 40 for the year and notes figures for 1907 and other items.
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Western Union Report
Ny United Bree
Olympia
Weeten Union Anh Company
Alate Tas Commission
Duriowg
Teles Aroma
Mayor breaks a leg during city hall dedication tour
The mayor fractured his leg yesterday afternoon while inspecting the new Cearntown city hall during a dedicatory event. The ceremony was postponed. The Association of South End clubs will meet next Wednesday evening at the Commercial club to discuss public education on beverage control and garbage destruction.
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Makion
Cearntown
Hiso
Association of
South End Clube
Stephen Resigns From School Board After Eight Years
Stephen resigns from the school board after eight years of service. Jones Blephen, an architect who designed nearly fifty of Beat e's seventy school buildings, submits his resignation to take effect September 1 to lighten duties and devote more time to private business.
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Pchool Board
Jones Blephen
Beate
Echool Board
Stephen
Surprising Statement From Mrs W S Greenfield
Mrs W S Greenfield, 29, of Summit Ave North, credits Dr F W Dickey with curing her lifelong headaches, nervousness, and stomach trouble after an eye and vision exam corrected a birth eye defect. She praises his methods and recommends him for those suffering similar symptoms.
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F. W. Dickey
Dr. Key
Dr. Dickey
Dr F W Dickey Takes Call To Russia
American Russiak listing for Dr F W Dickey at 204 205 People's Bank Corner Becond and Pike outlines hours 9 am to 6 pm and 10 am to 12 mg on Sunday with appointments and telephone Main 5490.
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People’s Bank Corner
Money for Children at Orthopedic Hospital Surplus Reported
The hospital treasurer Mrs. C B Collins announced at yesterday's board meeting that $10 708 remained in cash reserves. Additional gifts included $2 000 from James J Hill and $16 000 from the Saar Fuhrman estate sum funds. Junior costs were $1 251 with expenses of $252. The program notes free admission to Americana at the exposition tonight featuring a musical military and pyro theatrical event.
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C. B. Collins
Board of Trustees
James J. Hill
Mra. Saar Fuhrman
Amitheatre
Amer Lcana
Woman Charged With Defacing Local Girl
In Lexington July Mee Mee Kate Phippe was charged with disfiguring Mary Hyan an ill treated girl. The assailant reportedly called on the girl and forced her to bed with claims of admiration from onlookers. The case outlines the motive as jealousy and public imitation of the incident.
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Lexington
Kate Phippe
Mary Hyan
Mrs. Phippe
Minn
Ryan
Mre. Phipps
Mies van Vaya
Phippa
Becauan
Spanish Fire Fails to Break Melilla Defense
Reports from Melilla describe Spanish artillery and troop actions against local defenders. Native forces reportedly suffered heavy losses as Spanish shelling and wheeled artillery opened fire on the fortifications, with casualties mounting during the exchange.
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Joe
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Puget Sound Salvage Company
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Vienna
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Cal
Twomir Badeni
Chicago
Washington, D. C
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Tribune
Jas
W. S. Greenfield
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Chung
Dickey
America
Russiak
AGID
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Mareesa
Leh Troepmmed
Tet Tone Ld
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Melilla
Seattle Star
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Seaver
Blue Book of America
Seattle Evening Paper
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