Duel at Issaquah saloon ends with six shots fired
In Issaquah Washington last night Town Marshal J H Case and John Condotti a non union miner fought after Case tried to arrest Condotti for displaying a revolver. Six shots were fired with no injuries. Both men jailed while awaiting a preliminary hearing this afternoon. The Condottis are out on bail.
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Issaquah
Wash
Soven’s
J. H. Case
John Condotti
Condotti
Tony Condotti
John Condott
Tolle Anderson
Hughe Condottia
J. D. Wilson
Condottis
Village Belle at Alcazar Opens with Wiedemann Company
The Wiedemann company presents The Village Belle at the Alcazar beginning tonight. Jennie Yeaman starred in the play previously and is said to bring general satisfaction. A reception matinee Saturday invites patrons to meet the cast on stage and enjoy refreshments.
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Wiedemann
Alcazar
Jennie Yeaman
Excursion To National Encampment At Lake View
Leave Seattle on a special excursion train at 1 38 pm for a review by state militia and regular troops. About 6600 men participate in the Sunday event with sightseeing on the Lake View excursion. Return arrival in Seattle is in the evening. Round trip fare is 1 50. Tickets available at Northern Pacific City Office corner of First Avenue and Yesterday Way.
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U. & Regular
Seattle
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific City
First Avenue
Yesterway
Wash
L. A. Nadeau
Mystery surrounds birth and death of Spokane child
Special to The Star Spokane July 80. A child born at Mrs Lundeen’s home in Spokane died soon after birth under puzzling circumstances. The mother was brought by a man named Hyland who claimed kin, she refused hospital care, and the midwife assisted. The infant’s death was blamed on accidental rupture, the mother gave a false paternity, and the body was buried after a health board permit was obtained.
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Spokane
Mra. Ll
Okanogan
Mia
Pall
Hillyard
Health Board
Gilman Returns Home From Democratic National Convention
L C Gilman a local attorney for the Great Northern railway returned this morning from St Louis where he attended the Democratic national convention as a state delegate. He was seen by a Star reporter but said he was too busy to discuss politics. Democrats seek explanation of the Washington delegation's Parker vote and why Turner was not chosen for vice president.
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L. C. Gilman
Great Northern Railway
St. Louis
Washington
Parker
Turner
Chinese Laundry Man Fatally Struck by Car on Firat Avenue
Yon Lief, a Chinese laundry worker, was hit by a Firat Avenue car and fatally injured yesterday. He died at Beattle General Hospital after internal injuries proved fatal. external head wounds were not thought to cause death. The incident prompted city coverage in The Herald of 1929.
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Yon Lief
Firat Avenue
Beattle General Hospital
Lung Wah Arrest Reported After Patrebwanje Incident
Patrol wagon transported an injured individual to hospital while the suspect was booked at the police station under the name Lung Wah. Coroner Hoye to conduct an investigation into the case.
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Patrebwanje
Lung Wah
Hoye
Tetanus Resulted From Pistol Wound
Quin Drower, 15, son of A L Brower, Louvre employee, lay dying from a hand wound inflicted on the Fourth of July. A blank cartridge wadding caused the injury, later signaling lockjaw and turning critical despite daylong medical effort before Portland medicine arrived.
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Quin Drower
A. L. Brower
Louvre
Young Trower
Portland
Hope for a carrier as boy Quinn fights for life
A newspaper carrier named Quinn inspires hope as he battles for life, with an exceptionally bright boy and many friends watching the outcome with interest.
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Hir
Quinn
Han
Chinese Woman Arrest Made in Embezzlement Case
Loy Sen, described as a pretty Chinese maiden, is arrested in San Francisco by City Detectives Byrnes and Tennant after four years on the run. She was bound for China on the Shawmut and a requisition to bring her back to face embezzlement charges has been sent to Seattle. The exact amount embezzled is not disclosed, but it is described as a large sum pursued for four years.
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San Francisco
Loy Sen
Wittman
Byrnes
Sen
Wong Fung
Bhe
Woman Denies Charges and Knowledge of Police Request
The woman denied all charges and claimed she did not know anything about what the officers wanted her for, asserting a lack of awareness of the situation.
Employment Increasing Despite Scarcer Work
Public employment office activity has risen per Labor Commissioner Grout, averaging 80 jobs per day, up about 10 percent from recent months. He notes fewer idle men in town, though work remains scarce and wages are lower than last summer.
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Public
Grout
Gold Run Mining Booms With New Start at Roadhouse
Nomp reports Mrs. Lew Mey ere of the Tishou river roadhouse says mining operations are starting up in good shape on Gold Run and the Beystone. On Al Sullivan's account the revival gains momentum as crews return to the shafts and trails.
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NOMP
Lew Meyere
Tishou River
Birestone
al Sullivan
Ground work underway at Gold Run and Maestone sites
Bench crews work opposite No. % Gold Rum sluicing satisfactory. Chamberlain Perry Barngrove Malloy layroon and others at work with good progress. Sullivan Galenditch crews prepare for extensive season. J Kennedy and others to start on Maestone. Jack Sullivan and T W Dunkin to open ground on Man King ditch after surveys. Dave Springer operates on Gold Run. Maud Geary files divorce action against Frank Geary for desertion.
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Chamberlain
Perry
Barngrove
Malloy
Layroon
Hullivan
Galenditch
J. Kennedy
Maestone
Jack Sullivan
T. W. Dunkin
Man King Ditch
Dave Springer
Hall's Catarrh Cure Awash With Promise
An 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only cure for catarrh, claiming internal action across blood and mucous surfaces cures the constitutional disease. It offers a $100 reward for failure and directs readers to send for a prospectus and use Hall's Pills for constipation.
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Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
O. Rute
Mall
Roosevelt Receives Four Ambassadors at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt, after tennis with his sons, spent two hours handling correspondence and later hosted four visitors: James R. Sheffield former New York fire commissioner Justin McCarthy Jr M A Gunst and Rev Father Malone. A telegram from Pennsylvania miners came through but was not disclosed.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
James R. Sheffield
New York
Justin McCarthy, Jr
M. A. Gunst
San Francisco
Father Malone
Denver
Convention of
Pennsylvania
Loeb
Shawmut to Leave Tonight with Japanese Freight
The Boston Towboat Company's steamer Shawmut departs Smith's Cove tonight for the Orient carrying 14 500 tons of American freight including a large beef consignment for the Japanese army. Also aboard are 100 cars for the Japanese Central Railway to Yokohama and a sizable Chinese passenger list.
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Boston Towboat Company
Shawmut
Smith's Cove
Orient
Japanese Central Railway Company
Yokohama
Modest Beggar James Taylor Arrested by City Police
Chief Delaney and Detective Wappenstein arrested street beggar James Taylor after he used a soft whine to solicit money on Second Avenue. He claimed to be from Chicago and working for a small stake, asking four cents while many people gave him a nickel.
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Delaney
Wappenstein
Second Avenue
James Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Chicago
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Issaquar
Lake
Inland
Second Ave
Madison
J. Redelsheimer & Co
Topcvat
First Ave
Cor
Columbia
L.c.gilman
Herald
Bevan & Ericeon
Firat
Maud Geary
Frank Geary
Seripes News Asn
Pike Street
Tease
Pan Satan
Teale-Hille Furniture and Carpet Co
Second Avenue and
Union Street
Liberal Credit Store
CWO Ay
HandkKerchiefs
Farge
Madras
Morocco
McCarthy Dry Goods
Madison St
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