Stepmother Accused in Brutal Child Death Case
In Youngstown a two year old girl Elsie Anderson died after severe beatings by stepmother Jennie Anderson. Coroner calls the case the most horrific he has seen. Anderson confesses causing the death. Neighbors report blood stained bandages and brutal abuse over weeks before the child died. Railroad workers in Pullman desert to harvest fields.
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Star
Youngstown
Biste Anderson
Mra Jennie Anderson
Hane Anderson
Denmark
Klyne
Mra Anderson
Risie
Anderson
Anderson Mret
Elsie
Man Who Killed Loretta Patton Marries Her Adopted Daughter
W P Royce a machinist for Brown City Electric marries Loretta Patton Mendrick daughter of Nellie Patton the widow he killed years earlier in a jealous spree. Royce who was jailed for seventeen years and later paroled and pardoned married into the Patton family after reform and training in prison.
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Sioux City
W. P. Royce
Biown City Electric Company
Loretta Patton Mendrickson
Royce
Reyee
Neliie Patton
Mile
Loretta
Andrew
All Aboard for Hood Canal Tomorrow
The excursion Steamer State of Washington sails from Pier 2 at 7 o’clock Sunday morning. Round trip fare is $1 with a half hour stop at Everett. Sandwiches and light refreshments are served on board and return to Seattle about midnight.
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State of Washington
Pier 2
Sound
Everett
Seattle
Patrolman Dooley Electrocuted at Bow Signal
Policeman Dooley died this morning after a bow signal wire he touched burned out and electrocuted him. The accidental incident occurred in Indianapolis. The chaotic scene prompted investigations into the damaged overhead electrical line.
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Indianapolar
Dooley
Longworths Attend French Bastille Day Review
Paris July 14. The Longworthe attended today the review of troops during the celebration of the fall of the Bastille. They occupied bes with President Faliteres.
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Paris
Longworthe
Bes
Faliteres
Rainier Valley club seeks rail service boost and water petition
The Rainier Valley Improvement club formed a committee to meet Beattie Eaton and Southern railroad officials to secure higher car service and more frequent local stops. They plan to add 15 minute service beside express trains and press for stops at all street crossings. The group endorsed the Citizens Pure Water petition urging Cedar River water to be brought to the city.
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Rainier Valley Improvement Club
Beattie,eaton & Routhern Railroad
Citirens Pure Water Committee
Cedar River
Hiaht-ot-wagent
Black for the common people at Everett meeting
At an Everett assembly Henry McLean of Mount Vernon urged forming a tribunal to draft laws for the legislature. Judge Black argued that the common people know what they want and should shape policy themselves. The Mattle Hageen steamer declared war on the Camano on the Everett to Whidby Island run with a 6 cent fare amid reports of new forest fires.
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Everett
Blaze Har Association
Henry McLean
Mount Vernon
McLean
Judge Black
Mattle Hageen
Pew
Camano
Whidby Teland
Moore Theater to Open Vaudeville Run by John Cort
The Moore theater under John Cort management will debut in 1907 with a full high class vaudeville program. Cort plans to bring star acts to Heatsle as the Grand prepares to open and stage productions for the season.
Theaters Present Robin Hood and Weeklong Billings
The San Francisco Opera company continues Robin Hood at the Palace with appreciation from audiences. The Aylesworth company performs Gypsy plays at the Third Avenue theater and Under the Cry Lamps opens Sunday for the last summer week. Star theater offers The Sailor and the Hows with Harry Lahowe Co headlining and many acts. The Moore theater is announced as a new Beattle theater in Beattle built by James A. Moore.
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Third Avenue Theater
Aylesworth Company
New York
Star Theater
Harry Lahowe & Co
Lowe
Giry Della Family
Fontencii
Chris Lane
Starascope
Peterworth
Streator Builds Durable Brick Pavements
Streator Illinois city leaders chose vitrified brick for streets over a 16 year span, now surpassing 21 miles paved with brick. The brick rests on a clay foundation with sand filler and cushion, and repairs are common as the city grows, yet relaying is carefully supervised to maintain quality. Brick comes from nearby plants aided by shale and coal resources, making Streator a leading paving brick center in the state.
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Portland
Lasalle County
Ilinois
Betc
Streator
Todey
Heaitic Opera Company to Open at Grand Seattle
In April the Biowart Opera company will start a permanent season at the Grand and be known as the Heaitic Opera company. Nussell and Drew will soon take over the Seattle theater and present Blair and Havin's attractions. The Third Avenue will host miscellaneous performances. The Moore theater will be located at the Washington hotel with a renting capacity of about 2,600.
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Biowart Opera Company
the Grand
The
Heaitic Opera Company
Nussell & Drew
Seattle
Blair & Haviin
Third Avenue
Moore
Washington Hotel
Local News Minute From Port Townsend And Surrounds
Georgetown News editor Teachnor and G I Wilson of Wilson Bryan visit en route to the Olympic mountains. A North Coast railway line advances the Baiper mountain roadbed. Lewin county judge candidate A K Mice faces election. Deputies Lignett and Edwerde pursue two alleged thieves. one wounded, hospitalized. Aberdeen grants franchise to B& Finch for independent telephone system. Tacoma petitions seek ouster of Councilman Conrad. Umas mayor closes U B saloon. gamblers arrested. town marshal Frank Myers convicts.
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Port Townsend
Teachnor
Georgetown
G. l. Wilson
Wilson Bryan
Olympic Mountains
Granger
North Coast Railway
Baiper Mountain
Chahalis
A. KE. Mice
Lewin
Pacific
Wahkiakum
NOWTH
Fragmented OCR: poker game run leads to victim injury
The readable text mentions a poker game and a victim. Details are incomplete but indicate an incident surrounding the game and an injury to a person. No further names, places, or dates are readable.
Assaults Mark Midday Fray Between Two Men
A fight occurred in Averdeen on July 14 involving non union workers from two sides. The clash between Antlon and Men employed by Chays Hurling Bieve lasted two days with few rests before an unprovoked assault on James Heckley, an employee of the company.
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Averdeen
Antlon
Chays Hurling Bieve
James Heckley
Pirates Board Briton oHuP in Canton Match
Canton notes a ship attack yesterday injuring Dr. McDonald Capt Joslyn and four others. In London Miss Storey Garfitt and Boucher reached the semi final doubles for the championship today.
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Canton
Alnam
McDonald
Joslyn
London
Minx Storey
Garfitt
Boucher
Sheet Music Our Bheet Music Department Growth Priced At One Half
The sheet music department expands with a large stock of popular sheet music offered at half the price of competitors. A list includes Moonlight and other titles with prices around 1s 6d to 2s 0d, highlighting savings for patrons and a broad catalog beyond the listed items.
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Ifc
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Perry Manufacturing Company
Longworths
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Robin Hood
San Francisco Opera Company
Bill
the Star
Beattle
James A. Moore
Illinois
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Umas
Clark
U. B
Frank Myers
Pirates Board
Ohup
Kohler & Ghase Batatea
Second Avenue Arcade
Palace Laundry Company
ANDO
Eighth Avenue
Sixth Ave
Pike
Cline’s Piano
Sohmer
Cecilian
Plano
Cline
Gohmer Pianos
Sohmer Ceciliean
Behning
Behning Piano
Clavier
Lester, Marshall & Wendell
Haines Bros
Poole, Bush &Gerts
Behr Hiros
Lester
First Avenue
Sohmer & Co
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L& Blanche Waltaessees
Cavalier Rusti
M Mansanita
Cannon Ball
Mendelssohn
Cakbaeda
Arash Ihe
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