Brumelaw girl allege abuse by Second-hand dealer Garver
Fifteen year old Annie Quitchka of Brumelaw says Sam Garver a Fourth and Main dealer fed her wine he called soda pop and she became dizzy. She was cared for at Wayside Emergency Hospital and is now with Police Matron Kelly awaiting a formal charge for selling liquor to a minor. Police seek a warrant as prosecutors prepare the case.
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Annie Quitchka
Brumelaw
Sam Garver
Fourth and Main
Wayside Emergency Hospital
Kelly
Garver
McDonald
Mackintosh
Quitchka
Shamefaced Maidens Beardless Youths Drink in Wine Rooms
Four youths pleaded guilty in police court to intoxication after starting at the Germania and moving to the Marquette saloon wine rooms. The court suspended sentence to allow parental guidance as police noted attempts to entice girls into a room with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania
Marquette
Ment
Lucky Seattle Woman Inherits $500000 From France Death Bed
Miss Marie Carran receives a half million dollars from an oral will tied to John Sullivan who died intestate. Federal court rulings and a string of claimants failed to override the fortune, now protected as the Supreme Court affirmed the nullity of the oral will and blocked state protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marie Carran
Dame Fortune
Miss Carran
John Sullivan
Witmeee
Marie Carrau
Sullivan
Hanford
United States Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
Japs Won't Stop Until All Settled in Manchuria Peace Talks
Reports from St. Petersburg and Washington indicate Japan will not halt military activity until plenipotentiaries reach terms for peace, while Russia faces pressure and Korea’s protectorate is confirmed. Admiral Togo’s fleet movement is noted from Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Japan
Japanese loan opens with heavy subscription in London
The July 11 report notes a brisk uptake of the new Japanese loan in London with many individual subscriptions. By afternoon the issue was closed as bonds were oversubscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Seattle Fire Laddies Cry Out Over Work, Pay, and Restrictions
A Seattle fireman vented to a Starre about 21 hours per day at stations and only 10 cents an hour. He laments no time to leave the station on duty and recalls a Fourth of July order banning celebrations near stations, noting policemen enjoy more time off while firefighters receive little recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Tragic Mine Explosion in Cardiff Claims 141 Lives
An explosion at United National colliery in Watson Cardiff kills 141 miners after eight bodies are recovered. Seventy to eighty workers were underground when the blast occurred, including the mine manager. Rescue efforts end with no hopes of saving the entombed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Wales
United National
Watson
Elopement Report In Olympia Involving Two Teens
Police notified Monday of two girls under 15 from Olympia who ran away with piano player Dick Maynard. Deputy Vance says the girls were lured into vice by the loafer Mamie Pfaff and Elvira Mumford named as the youths involved details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Dick Maynard
Vance
Mamie Pfaff
Elvira Mumford
Brewers Union Strike Benefits Rise by 300 Dollars
Over 18000 dollars in cash was paid out as strike benefits for the past month to members of the Brewers union at strike headquarters Tuesday. This is an increase of 300 dollars over the previous month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewers’ Union
Japs Capture and Mock Escape at McNeil Island
Federal fugitives tied to a bandit group are recaptured. Matt Moor, jailed in King County, admits separation from companions who headed toward Seattle. An escape tale at McNeil Island ends with convicts surrendering after quail hunters panic the fugitives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwgteg
Matt Moor
Jalil
Moor
Seattle
King County
Oscar Wise
Little Oriental
McNeil Island
Japanese convict Takoucho captured and taken to Tacoma
The U S marshal s office reports K Takoucho, the other Japanese fugitive, was captured by a posse on Vashon Island early this morning. Convict Takeouchi, age 24, was brought to Tacoma today aboard the revenue cutter Grant to serve a 20 year manslaughter sentence.
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Tacoma
United States Marshal'’S Office
K. Takoucho
Vashonteland
Iy Staff Dent
K. Takeouchi
Revenue Cutter Grant
Harold Birkett
Japanese Escapee Matt Moor Captured in Ravendale
Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwick of Ravendale and miner Jack Storey nabbed Matt Moor, a Japanese convict who escaped from McNeillyland on July 3, at Henry's Switch near the Columbia Pacific junction. Moor, pockmarked with a broken nose, admitted nothing and claimed innocence while resisting arrest.
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Ravensdale
Harry Tracy
The
Law At
Ewing
Matt Moor
McNeilleland
Matt Starwick
Ravenedale
Jack Btorey
Henry's Switch
Columbia
Puget Sound
Palmer
Northern Pacific
Starwick
Robert Criswell Arrested for Criminal Libel in New York
New York publisher Robert Criswell was arrested on criminal libel charges at the instigation of Congressman Rhineck of Covington Kentucky. His paper ran an article titled An Insult to Miss Alice M Roosevelt detailing alleged introductions to race track men and other uncomplimentary remarks about the congressmen.
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Criswell
New York
Rhineck
Covington
Alice
Long‘Worth
Roosevelt
Firefighters Save Hillman City From Widening Blaze
Fire threatened to destroy Hillman City early Monday as volunteers from Columbia City fought a blaze that leveled the home of H. C. Krepps and scorched the nearby Methodist church. Krepps valued his home at 1200 dollars with 650 dollars insurance. the church is estimated at 3000 dollars. The volunteer crew arrived by hose cart and chemical engine hauled on a Renton line car, praised by Superintendent Brown. The town saluted the fire department for long distance rescues, including a recent Brighton Beach warehouse fire.
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Hillman City
Columbia City
H. C. Krepps
Kreeps
Brown
Renton & Southern Railway
Methodist
Krepps
Renton
Columbia Fire Department
Brighton Beach
Bank Clearings July 11 1905 Reported Increase Over Last Year
Bank clearings for July 11 1905 totaled 1 184 426 79 dollars an increase of 425 865 08 dollars over the same date in 1904. The prior year figure was 758 561 76 dollars reflecting a substantial year over year rise.
Weather Forecast Fair Tonight and Warmer Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with a fair start to Wednesday. Light northwest winds are expected and temperatures will rise gradually.
Prominent Japanese Woman Uta Hayashi Visits City
Miss Uta Hayashi of Osaka a noted charity leader and superintendent of a major Osaka orphanage travels to the city as guest of the Japanese consul. She will address the W C T U Federation at First Baptist on Tuesday about life of Japanese women and speak Thursday at the Japanese Baptist mission on Jackson street about her orphanage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uta Hayashi
Osaka
Japan
Mise Hayashi
Timber land fraud claim before federal grand jury
Mrs. Mary J. Harris testified in Boise before the federal grand jury investigating land fraud. She alleged that Weyerhauser and Potlatch Lumber companies obtained 60,000 acres of timber through fraudulent entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Mary J. Harris
Weyerhauser and Potlatch
General William Blackmar in serious condition at Idaho house
In Bowe Idaho on July 11 General William Blackmar commander in chief of the G A R lies very ill at the Idaho house doctors say a general breakdown is likely grave fears for the veteran's life he was en route to the Portland exposition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowe
Idaho
William Blackmar
Idaho House
Portland Exposition
Williamson tied to partner’s death in land fraud case
Portland July 11 The land fraud trial links Congressman Williamson to the death of his partner Vangesner. Wilford Crane testified Williamson selected lands for him to file upon and that all fees were advanced by the firm Williamson & Vangesner.
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Portland
Ore
Williamson
Vangesner
Wilford Crane
Willamson & Vangesner
Bodies Recovered After Lake Washington Drowning Tragedy
The body of H. F. Gibson, a local druggist, was found shortly after 5 AM near the site where Mrs. Minnie Mitchell's body was recovered the previous day in Union Bay, Lake Washington. A watch stopped at 6:32 likely marks the time of the accident. rescue workers report no further bodies found and a $100 reward remains for any additional recoveries.
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Gibson
Minnie Mitchell
Union Bay
Lake Washington
Madison Park
ER. M. McLean
Charles F. Gilbert
Carrol
Bonney-Watson
Gibsons
Mrs. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Cowboy's Special Breaks Record in Freight Run
Scott's Santa Fe special from Kansas City to Fort Madison covered 221 miles in 251 minutes, arriving two hours ahead of schedule. The Coyote special to Chicago completed 2,246.9 miles in 45 hours 4 minutes, beating previous records by 12 hours 52 minutes amid crowd scenes and media frenzy.
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Fort Madison
Scott
Kansas City
Chicago
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Polk Street
United States
Allway
Great Northern
New York
Lake Sheer
Prefect of Moscow Shot by Assassin
Count Schuvaloff the prefect of Moscow was shot dead today while receiving petitioners. The assassin fled but was later arrested. News of the killing spread to St Petersburg where Schuvaloff was noted as an aristocrat and close friend of the czar and grand dukes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Valoff
Petersburg
Schuvaloff
Seaba Storms City Jail In House Keeper Case
Henry Seaba of South Seattle led a jailbreak attempt to prevent a warrant on his house keeper Rose Rivers charged with theft of about 245 dollars. Rivers was jailed on Washington street as Seaba later relented. Rivers denies the theft and says she was sick. Damage suit possible if money not proven stolen. J and Jefferson charged with attempted murder of Emma Jefferson in a separate case.
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Seaba
Seattle
Rose Rivers
Damm
King
Miss Rivers
Washington Street
J. &. Jefferson
Emma Jefferson
Emma Simmons
Mackinosh
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Weart-Groxen
Enumelaw
France
Marie Carrall
Manchuria
ST. Petersburg
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Foreign Office
Korea
Tokio
Kakotata
Togo
Kondo
Shaghalien
the Czar’s
Peterhof
Czar
Czarskoese
Stickney
James Leslie
J. H. Malone
K. Takouchi
George Wade
W. D. McArty
Clyde D. Castle
McNeil
Peniten
Tery
Malmland
Robert
Hayashi
Raud
H. F
Cowboy
Schu
Kustenji
Potemkin
Sebastabol
Warsaw
Spala
Russian Poland
Black Sea
Baltic
Birlleff
Avelan
Tiflis
Caucasia
Henry
Buffalo
N. Y
Ellis
Tech
Mayer
Higgins
Washington
William Russell
Maryland
Bowen
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