Outlaw Tracy Seen Near Auburn and Palmer Ranches
Reports from multiple towns in Pierce county describe Tracy the outlaw near Inglis and Pautot ranches east of Auburn, with sightings at O Neil and Buckley, a freight train chase toward Palmer, and pursuit by deputies and bloodhounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis D. Stratton
Auburnaly
Tracy
C. A. Reynolds
Muckleshoot Reservation
Inglis
Auburn
Wabash
Old Reservation
Tacoma
Kent
Staange
Paugot
Inglis Ranch
Pautot Ranch
Pautot’s
Inglis Place
O’neil
Enum Claw
Hartman
Pierce County
O'Neil
Alec
Buckley
Palmer
Desperado
Portland and Jeanie Missing After River Steamers Sightings
The steamer Portland arrived at St Michael July 2 and left for Port Townsend the next day. Reports from Magle and Mulato say Portland was in good order and the crew well. Capt Beeley of the Oregon reports no sighting of Portland or Jeanie by June 9, with Thrasher at Dutch Harbor and already departed Cape Prince of Wales.
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Portland
St. Michael
Port Townsend
Dawson
Magle
Barah
Mulato
Jeanie
George Beeley
Oregon
Dutch Harbor
Cape Prince of Wales
Where Will Tracy Be Tried If Captured
King County authorities seek to try Tracy locally for murder if he is captured here. Prosecutor Walter Fulton favors proceeding in this county but Oregon authorities may seek extradition. Public sentiment supports keeping Tracy in King County for trial and ensuring his accountability for crimes committed locally.
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Tracy
Oregon
State
King County
Orea
Merrill
Satern
Law
King
Repeo
Walter
Fulton
Baby born at sea on City of Pueblo voyage to San Francisco
Captain Jepson reports an unusual birth aboard the City of Pueblo as it left Seattle for San Francisco. Mrs A Boylton gave birth 16 minutes after departure. the baby died an hour after arrival in San Francisco. Passengers donated 23.60 for a silver cup. funeral arrangements pending at hospital.
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Jepson
Pacific Coast Company
City of Pueblo
Weerel
San Francisco
A. Boylton
Mare Island Navy Yard
Seattle
Mroylton
Pueboio
Boulton
Senator
Tacoma
Pueblo
Vancouver
Nome
Whatcom
Pearl
Spicer
Florence
Unalaska
Man Dies After Falling From Freight Train at Black River Junction
A rumor claimed Tracy described man killed after falling from a freight car at Black River Junction. Investigation identified Daniel Smith, about 30, as the deceased, who rode underneath a freight car and fell off, dying almost instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Black River Junction
Daniel Smith
Smith
Seattle Weather May Bring Showers and Cooler Tuesday
Tonight and Tuesday systems bring showers to Seattle and vicinity. Cooler Tuesday followed by fresh south winds and unsettled conditions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle and Vicinity
Beattle and Vicinity
Drowning Death Likely Suicide Near Novelty
coroner reports a drowning on the Encqualmie River near Novelty 15 miles east of Kirkland. Alexander Dlackman a 40 year old logger missing since Saturday was found dead on the riverbank, with signs pointing to suicide. He was unmarried with two brothers living at Deputy Wittele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoye
Encqualmie
Novelty
Kirkland
Alexander Dlackman
Satu
Atover
Wittele
Jeanie at Nome Reported Safe Return From Deck Voyage
Victoria B C July 14 The Melville Dollar arrived from Nome and reports that the Jeanie and the Portland had no safe to Nome before the water The steamer Robert Dollar called at the outer wharf at noon to drop the pilot who states the captain was true that both the Jeanie and Hand were back to Nome before he left
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Melville Dollar
Dyemith
Nome
Jeanie
Portland
Robert Dollar
Pliot
Hand
Navy court finds fault with Waller and Chaffee comment
Washington July 24 Major Waller and Lieutenant Day were found not justified in court martial. Seas Chaffee released remarks opposing the acquittal and stating that Waller's orders to execute natives violated humane conduct. He concedes partial defense due to mental strain at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Waller
Chaffee
Aller
Yachting Season Opens with a Fleet of White Wings
Yesterday marked the banner day of the yachting season with a harbor and sound filled with white-winged craft. New yachts Linda Pilgrim Comanche Mayflower Thistle and others joined the local fleet as ideal sailing weather drew many boats to points around the sound into late evening yesterday.
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Sound
Freight Handlers Strike Nearer Settlement In Chicago
July 14 report says strike talks stalled as representatives fail to move railroad managers toward a settlement. Freight houses remain tied up with only newspaper white paper moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
French celebrate Bastille anniversary with large parade
Paris marks the Bastille fall anniversary with a public celebration. President Loubet reviews about 30,000 troops as part of the day's events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bagule
Bet
Loubet
Illicit Still Busted in New York City
Samuel Steinbruck, David Galles, Max Fine and Hyman Levine were turned over to federal authorities after police uncovered what was described as one of the citys largest illicit stills. The operation involved large shipments of yeast and sugar and a stillhouse with a capacity near 400 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Y York
Samuel Steinbruck
David Galles
Max Fine
Hyman Levine
Steinbruck
Levine
Burglary Suspect Nabbed After Grand Boulevard Chase
Frank Cookwell alias Farrington shows a bank book with 150 and 187 in his pocket when arrested after a long chase on Grand boulevard. Police call him a skilled room worker. He wore a diamond watch and stylish clothing. Mrs. Hannah Barrett, daughter of a Valley Forge era veteran, is 102 living in Boston.
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Chicago
Frank Cookwell
Farrington
Grand Boulevard
Brookwell
Detroit
Hannah Barrett
General Washington
Valley Forge
Doston
Outlaw Harry Tracy Alleged Relatives Denied
In Ravenedale on July 14 editor J. J. Davis responds to reports claiming Whitehouse boys are relatives of the outlaw Harry Tracy. He states none of the Whitehouse family is related and defends their respectability in the community.
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Ravenedale
the Star
Whitehouse
Harry Tracy
Desperado
Renere
J. J
Davib
Quiet Southern Pacific Strike Sees Calm Start
May fight Houston dispatch reports that Southern Pacific strikers from various Texas areas have shown no violence as they recruit workers. Officials fear potential trouble as new hires arrive and have ordered extra deputies to be added to the regular force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Southern Pacific Strikern
Sausage Trail Scatters Far Across City Streets
A stray trail of sausages and weiner wursts marked a run of food scraps from Fourth Avenue and Pike Street to Union Street and Third Avenue. The wagon then stopped and scattered contents along the route, creating a messy scene for passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
First Avenue Street
Fourth and Pike
Safe robbed at Whatcom two local firms report burglary
In Whatcom at an early hour, unknown burglars blew open safes in the Christopher building housing Great Northern Parniture Company and Cornish Mitchell Paint Company. About $40 in cash in the rooms was taken and the amount of other valuables remains unclear.
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Whatcom
Great Northern Parniture Company
Cornish Mitchell Paint Company
Christopher Building
Murderer Stopped by Detective In Noon Arrest
Jim Byrnes, a famed local detective, narrowly escaped death when Al fred Dupee drew a revolver during a Crescent house arrest. Byrnes wrestled the weapon away, subduing the assailant, who faced charges of assault with intent to kill. The Fields woman remains at the Paris house, a notorious Tenderloin dive.
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Jim Byrnes
Alfred Dupee
Byres
Lee Barbee
Annie
Necro
Crescent House
Dupee
Barbee
Byrnes
Fields
Paris House
New Tenderloin
Oregon Arrives Disabled After Nome to Dutch Harbor Run
Steamer Oregon of the Northwestern Commercial Company reached Dutch Harbor with a jury rudder after departing Nome on June 22. Captain George Seeley said the ship was never beached and never held more than eight inches of water. The rudder post carried away upon leaving Nome, repairs were made at Dutch Harbor, and the vessel continued safely with assistance from the revenue cutter Manning through Unalga pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Northwestern Commercial Company
Nome
Dutch Harbor
George Seeley
Unalga Pass
Lost control at Sheepshead Bay loop ride
Clarence Bronton, a circus acrobat, narrowly escaped serious harm while attempting a bicycle loop at a woods training site known as The Cedare. Prescott, owner of the loop device and patentee, supervised the stunt as Bronton was hurled and injured, with his left eye nearly torn and ribs bruised. Summer camps draw attention from New York furniture makers this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarence Bronton
Sheepshead Bay
Bronton
Hats on sale at window display in semicannual clearance
Our window shows hats priced at 1.00 straws now 75c and crash hats now. The sale highlights men's summer hats including straws crashes and panamas with regular prices slashed by the clearance event.
Monaco Prince Finds Ancient Skeletons Off Mediterranean Shore
The Prince of Monaco reports discovery of prehistoric skeletons along the Mediterranean coast. He describes long limbs and narrow skulls with broad noses, suggesting resemblance to early humans. French scientists consider it potentially the missing link in Darwin’s theory.
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Paris
Prince of Monaco
Monte Carlo
Mediterranean
Imported workers revolt over oranges at Hazleton colliery
At Cole Wwraine colliery Hazleton Pa the imported nonunion men revolted when served with oranges for dessert instead of the desired candy. The dispute reflects tensions over food and expectations among workers in the coal mining community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Cole Wwraine
None
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