Collier Robbed in Tacoma Theatre Goods Theft
William Collier and sister Helena Col Her Garrick had trunks cut open with a hatchet on their baggage from an excursion train. A total of about $500 in cash was taken from Collier’s baggage while company luggage was unpacked at Tacoma. Secret service men investigated but yielded no clue.
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United Press
Tacoma
Wiliam Collier
Camel
Collier Company
Bellingham
Collier
Helena Col. Her-Garrick
Baggage Department
Secret Service
Leading hotels plan wireless links to connect national chain
San Francisco merchants announce a plan to wire hotel properties across the country via wireless telegraph to share news and services. The proposal envisions the LaSalle and other prominent houses linking with Portland and New Orleans stations, with a circuit managed through a Panama canal trade effort.
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Paga
LaSalle
Peamels Hotel
Portland
Lee Aniwetes Axe
Iin
San Francisco
Gueaty
Panama
Chamber of Com
Califor
Canal Zone
Revolutionists Rise Up Threaten Santa Barbara
MANA PAPA Nicaragua July 11 dispatches say revolutionists who rose against the Davila government in Honduras threaten Santa Barbara.
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Mana
Papa
Nicaragua
Davila
Honduras
Santa Barbara
Hoggatt Alaska balloon winner and political clash at home
A balloon flight from Chicago to West Sheffield Quebec set a new American distance record of 855 miles in 23 hours 15 minutes, surpassing the Pommern. The craft carried Dr. F J Fielding and Capt. H B Honeywell. Alaska critics condemn Governor Hoggatt for opposing delegates and lobbying in Washington amid territorial self government debates.
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West Sheffield
Quebec
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San Antonio
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Tex
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Alaska
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Washington
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Winehl
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Theole
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Ereeter
Alodke
Alagka
Pepeoste
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Loast
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Ashington
Ketter
Crook Fight After Chain Gang Ends Ends in Knife Clash
Within 12 hours after finishing sentences on the city chain gang Nell MecKowen and Joe Woods fought with knives at the Great Northern lodging house at Western Avenue and Seneca Street. McMinnon was stabbed in the left side but not believed dangerous. Police Captain Laubacher ordered Woods arrested on sight.
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Safer
Joe Woods
Pellee
Great Northern
Western Av
Seneca St
McMinnon
W. F. Laubacher
Woeds
Purse Snatching At Green Lake Station
Mrs George Cavaneadh reports two young men snatched her purse containing cash and papers as she left a Green Lake street car at Kaafman station yesterday afternoon. The men escaped.
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Ameav
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Kaafman Station
Mountaineers Announce Early Mount Baker Outing
The Mountaineers require all applicants for the second outing to Mount Baker and Shucksan to submit to the secretary by July 15. The club will head to Mount Baker on July 18.
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Mounts Baker
Shucksan
Mount Baker
Luna Park engagement at Lyric theatre aids Charity Society
The engagement of Luna Park at the Lyric theatre has volunteered to give benefit performances to replenish the Charity Organization Society treasury. Other theatres are negotiating with Superintendent Leo Kohn with a similar view.
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Luna Park
Lyric Theatre
Charity Organization Society
Leo Kohn
Illness Persists for Shermar Despite Treatment
Utica New York July 1. Reports say Shermar remains critically ill as doctors plan surgery to relocate the site of the trouble. Family and friends note his condition is slow to improve and he endures continued weakness.
Cleveland will probated in own handwriting
The will of former President Grover Cleveland has been probated. It is written in his own handwriting and begins with a note about a reader’s lack of formality. After some bequests and a $200,000 trust for each of his four children, the remainder is left to Mrs Cleveland.
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Trenton
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Fermer
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Fey
Mra
Railroads Face Freight Rates Rise, No Wage Cut
New York July 11. President Ripley of the Santa Fe road says to avoid a strike by freight workers, railroads in the east must raise freight rates as wage demands are unmet. The move is presented as unavoidable to meet operating costs.
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United Press
New York
Ripley
Santa Fe Road
Posiam
Quaker Drug Co
Seattle
Eme Tories
New York City
St Marks Parish Excursion to Victoria and Summer Services
St Mark's parish announces an excursion to Victoria aboard the steamer Chippewa on Wednesday to benefit the day nursery and kindergarten. July and August Sunday services will be led by the Brotherhood of St Andrew at Mrs Martin's Shore Acres Alki Point.
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St. Mark's
Victor
Ihe
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Minister Garvin to Deliver Sermons to Business Women
Josepe L. Garvin of the First Christian Church will give a sermon to business girls and women tomorrow evening on Rahab the Heroine of Jericho and the Scarlet Thread. The morning topic will be The Mind of Christ.
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Josepe L. Garvin
First Christian Church
Speak on Patriotism by Rev. E B Sutton at Orangemen hall
Rev E B Sutton will speak on Patriotism tomorrow at 3 p m to the Orangemen at the Volunteer hall 118 Seconday The notice emphasizes a community talk in a local fraternal setting.
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E. B. Sutton
Orangemen
Barber Arrested On Attempted Child Assault Charge
W E Jordan a barber who recently came to Ballard was arrested yesterday on suspicion of attempting to assault the 12 year old daughter of J Birenrad. The mother saw him entering the house at 6008 Shady N W and notified police. Officer Tom Fowles made the arrest and took him to the city jail.
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W. BE. Jordan
Ballard
J. Birenrad
Btar
W. E. Gordon
Hallard Ie
Bank Wrecker Sentenced In Blaine Case
STATE HEWS C. C. Mathia, a Blaine bank wrecker, receives a sentence ranging from one to fourteen years. A 17 year old and a 14 year old in Olympia eloped with a license in Tacoma and now serve time in the Tacoma jail under a guardianship not shown in full detail. The Wood lumber plant at Bellingham resumes operations as one of the Northwest’s newest facilities. Mrs. Atterberry of Hamilton finds an old watch in a pat of lard from an Eastern packing firm, and A. S. Cummins of Port Townsend has been placed on retired lists.
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C. C. Mathia
Blaine
Ein
Olympia
Tacoma
K. Wood Lumber
Bellingham
Northwest
W. M. Atterberry
Hamilton
Eastern Packing Company
Col. A. 8. Cummins
Port Townsend
Corson Speaks At Chena Promoting Strong Support
John W. Corson told a large audience at Chena Alaska last night to rally backing. The former Wickersham stronghold now backs Corson firmly as Ronan is set to arrive in a few days and is viewed as the weakest candidate.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
John W. Corson
Chena
Wickersham
Corson
Ronan Wil
Feld
Rev Haynes to Preach at Temple Baptist Church
The Rev Myron W Haynes D D of St Louis former pastor of Seattle s First Baptist church will preach at Temple Baptist church tomorrow morning and evening.
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Myron W. Haynes
D. D
St. Louis
First Baptist Church of
Seattle
Temple Baptist Church
Sermons on Christ's Teachings at Queen Anne Church
The Queen Anne Congregational Church will present a series of five sermons titled Christ's Teachings by the church pastor during morning services. Cruisers Tennessee Washington and California depart Frisco tomorrow for Hremerten.
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Christ
Queen Anne Congregational Church
Tennessee
Washington
California
Frisco
Hremerten
Pardon Letter Delays Bring Ohio Penitentiary Probe
Officials at the Ohio penitentiary opened an inquiry into why a presidential pardon mailed from Washington 18 years ago did not reach the inmate Geo. Brown until yesterday. Brown, paroled after a one year term for pension law violation in 1890, left prison without knowing his name had been removed from the record months earlier. The pardon envelope bore a September 3 date and arrived from St. Louis.
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United Press
Columbuae
Ohio
Benjamin Harrison
Washington
Geo. Bw
Shin
St. Louis
Adams Confession Not Admitted in Colorado Murder Trial
In Grand Junction Colorado on July 11 the prosecution in Steve Adams murder case against Ar yar Collings faced a setback when Judge Shackelford ruled Adams confession inadmissible. Prosecution plans altered as two witnesses testified and the state rests. defense to open Monday with further evidence expected the following night.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Steve Adams
Ar Yar Collings
Shackelford
Adame
Kidnapped man reports highway robbery in Hanford
John Rowe, 20, says two men followed him from behind a camp wagon, seized him, blindfolded him, and forced him into a wagon with tied hands and feet. They escaped after stopping at 3 a.m. Sheriff Buckner has no leads to identify the suspects.
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United Press
Hanford
Cal
Buckner
John Rowe
Rose
Rowe
Land Fraud Case Heats Up After Conviction Appeal
Wm R Harr assistant attorney under General Bonaparte investigates General Edward F Perrin who was convicted of land frauds and has appealed to higher federal courts. Perrin returned from Oyster Bay after interviewing President Roosevelt and Harr’s visit signals scrutiny of Perrin’s claim that evidence was manufactured.
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Ereee Press
Ncis8co
Wm. R. Harr
United States
Bonaparte
Edward F. Perrin
Perrin
Oyster Hay
Roosevelt
Hart
Rebels Capture Choluteca Town Reported
Washington July 1 official confirmation that revolutionists captured Choluteca. Ministers Ugarte of Honduras and Cerea of Nicaragua delivered the news to the state department.
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Washington
Choluteca
Ugarte
Honduras
Cerea
Nicaragua
State Department
Concert Program at Woodland Park With Various Pieces
The Seattle Marine Band under a conductor presents an afternoon concert at Woodland Park featuring Yale Boala Narragansett Symphia Cupid's Dream And the Band Struck Intermission Inter mezzo City Swelle Faust Idyll The Mill in the Forest Love of Liberty Sentenced to Death in Mexico City Antonio Felix, a Los Angeles detective, awaits execution for kidnapping. Battle ships viewing times listed at Pier 2 with multiple daily slots.
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BRXS
Seattle Marine Band
Woodland Park
Yale Boala
Faust
Forest
City OF Mexico
Antonio Felix
Los Angeles
Death over slavery: Toy Ying's tragedy in San Francisco
A 17 year old girl Toy Ying died by hanging in a wire cage where she was kept against her will after her father sold her to a trader in China. Authorities report she refused to accept her fate and died rather than endure continued confinement.
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Ban Francisco
Toy Yving
Ife Bong
Misa
China
Ying
San Francisco
Oakland
Chinatown
Toy Ying
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