Real Gun Men of the West In Boise For Haywood Trial
In Boise on July 13 two gun men are featured with a newspaper man. D C Scott from Florence and Rob Meldrum ex marshal of Telluride are identified as skilled shooters. They attend the Haywood trial as part of the bustling scene around the case.
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HOT Boys
MEN OF
West
Beattie Star
Boise
Idaho
D. C. Scott
Florence
Rob” Meldrum
Telluride
Col
Siberia
Haywood
D. ©. Scott
Explosion on Georgia during gun lift at Cape Cod bay
Rear Admiral Brownson said he was shocked and believed precautions were in place after an explosion aboard the Georgia at Cape Cod bay. A suspended eight inch gun charge being lifted into place exploded from an unknown cause, with navy orders followed for safety.
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Navy Department
Georgia
Cape Cod Bay
Jump Cost His Life On Pacific Train Near Wes
Janes Greer, age 2 percent, of Fastan, jumped from a moving Pacific train near Wes yesterday morning and was killed. The skull was fractured. Greer was en route to visit his relative who lives at Weston. The body was brought to Seattle. an inquest is not believed necessary, the death attributed to his own cardeas.
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Janes Greer
Fastan
Pacific
Wes
Greer
Weston
Seattle
Carroll
Cardeas
Guy Hall Market Roasts Beef and Lamb Prices
Readable note lists roast beef at 16 cents per pound sirloin cut and leg of lamb at 4? cents with license 609. The fragment signals a butcher or market pricing card from a historical paper. Entities include Guy Hall Market and license 609.
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Guy Hall Market
Ballard Doctor Expected to Be Appointed Health Officer
Dr. M. L. Adams of Ballard appears certain to receive appointment as Ballard health officer. Adams previously served as Ballard health officer for several terms.
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M. L. Adams
Ballard
Adams
Birth notices list names and dates in city records
Births registered today include Watin To a son born July 11 at 1600 Westlake Avenue with wife Jane 22. Hall To a boy born July 11 at 8th and Main. Fisher To a girl born July 10 at 1419 22nd Street. Ryan To a girl born July 7 at 533 Bellevue North. Sugahara To a girl born July 13 at 667 King Street. Flatland To a girl born July 13 at 533 Second Avenue North. Hamie To a boy born July 11 at Minor Hospital. Cook To a boy born July 12 at 321 18th Avenue. Holsington To a boy born July 123 at 221 BE Republican. Hillere To a boy born July 9 at Station M. Ryan To a girl born July 13 at 24 20th Avenue.
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Watin
Eric Watin
Westlake Av
Jane
Hall
Joseph Hall
Fisher
L. Z. Fisher
Ryan
D. Ryan
Bellevue North
Sugahara
Key Sugahare
King St
Flatland
Matt Flatland
North
Hamie
Waller H. Hamis
Minor Hospital
Cook
P. J. Cook
Holsington
Starr Heisington
BE. Republican, July 123, A Boy. Hillere—To Wife of Henry J. Hilers
Laurance Ryan
Deaths registered for Barrett Augustine Barrett and others
Deaths listed include Barrett 65 July 11 Beattie hotel. T Myera 70 July 12 Providence hospital. Singerman Mrs P 52 July 9 Rochester Mina. Goynon infant unknown age Seattle General hospital. Ward John B 69 July 11 Providence hospital.
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Barrett
Augustine Barrett
Beattie Hotel
T. Myera
Providence Hospital
Singerman
P. Singerman
Rochester
Mina
Goynon
Seattle General Hospital
Ward
John B. Ward
Convention finances show ample funds says official
John Schram, chairman of the finance committee, reports from a financial viewpoint the convention has been very successful. While not all bills are in yet, there is more than enough money on hand to cover expenses.
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John Schram
Convention Workers Validate Tickets at Tent Earn Small Revenue
Thomas Lough who leads the entertainment committee and Carl Reeves the local society secretary express satisfaction with the ticket validation effort. They note no complaints about finances despite potential earnings of one dollar per ticket validated.
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Thomas Lough
Carl Reeves
Taelma at the Third Avenue theater draws steady crowds
The Taylor company presents Thelha a melodrama flavored piece adapted from an old Marc Groli tale with Laurette Taylor Susie Howard and Frederick Clark in key roles. New vaudeville acts debut at Star theater and Luna Park features popular shows with rides and chutes drawing crowds.
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Taelma
Bach i
Taylor
Third Avenue
Getng
Thehga
Marc Groili
Thele Ma
Atock Company
Taylors
Frederick Clark
Sir Philip
Verne Layton
Geo
Lorimer
Richard T. Lone
Sigurd
Laurette Taylor
Susie Howard
Bessie Cooney
Olea Grey
Thelma
Star Theater
Robinson & Grant
Harland & Rollison
Johan T. Powers
Luna Park
Bay
Yamamoto Plans Tour to Pacific via Montreal Ottawa and Seattle
New York July 15. Admiral Yamamoto will travel to Hong Kong, then the Pacific coast, stopping at Montreal Ottawa and Seattle en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Admiral Yamamoto
Howton
Pacific Coast
Montreal
Ottawa
Seattle
Elk's Train Delayed Amid Convention Arrival
United Press reports west and southwest trains bearing Elk members to the convention are late. In Harrisburg wreaths were laid on the grave of the late exalted ruler Maede Detwnder. By night more than 10,000 delegates are expected. by morning officials anticipate all trains arriving and about 26,000 delegates will attend the grand lodge and annual reunion.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Maede Detwnder
Harrisburg
Grand Lodge
Consolidation of Three Press Associations Formed
NEW YORK July 15 United Press reports the merger of three press associations into a single company named Press Publishers Scripps McRae and Scripps News officers named Oliver Herschman and Andrew McLean The United Press claims top status among U S news services The Seattle Star joins the new United Press network
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United Press
New York
Press Publishers
Scripps McRae
Scripps News
Oliver Herschman
Andrew McLean
America
Associated Press
Strauss Arrives in Vancouver on CPR Train
Oscar Strauss of the United States Department of Commerce and Labor travels to the western region and is reported to have reached Vancouver British Columbia on the Canadian Pacific Railway. He is not expected in Seattle until Friday, though he may arrive earlier than scheduled.
Music School Recital Marks First Commencement at Swedish Church
The Edgren School of Music held its inaugural commencement yesterday afternoon at the Swedish Lutheran Church. Graduates presented an interesting program and a reception followed the recital. Battleship Nebraska at Bremerton also noted.
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Edgren School of Music
Price of priceless image of drummer boy of Shiloh
A San Francisco report details John Lincoln Clem later known as the drummer boy of Shiloh. He enlisted as a drummer in 1861 before turning 12 and rose to sergeant in the 22nd Michigan. Clem served under Grant Rosecrans and Thomas, later becoming senior colonel in the U S Army quartermaster corps.
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Ban Francisco
Coil
John Lincoln Clem
Presidio
Col
Clem
Grant
Rosecrans
Thomas
Michigan
Chickamauga
Mas
Shiloh
Quartermaster's Department
Regular Army
Sam Hill and City Fight Over Seattle Gas Franchise
A long battle over a Seattle gas franchise, dating to 1873, ended in a court victory for the company claiming perpetual rights. Judge Hanford ruled the franchise perpetual, while city officials faced costs and scrutiny over the councilman who aided the effort, in a case tied to Samuel Hill and associates.
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Seattle Gas Light Company
Seattle Gas & Electric Lighting Company
James J
Sam Hill
J. D. Farrell
H. C. Heary
Thomas Burke
Seattle
Samuel Hill
St. Paul
Hill
Charles P. Chamberlain
Will H. Parry
Parry
United States District Court
Hanford
Public Service Corporation
Mitchell Gilliam
Mitchell Gillam
Humphrey
This Week at Special Prices at Chicago Jewelry Co
The Chicago Jewelry Co at 1207 Second Ave advertises a week of special prices with the largest assortment in the city. Customer savings highlighted across rings bracelets and watches as the store seeks shoppers this week.
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Chicago Jewelry Co
Second.Ave
Market Report Signals Fresh Harvests Pressing Prices Down
California potatoes and onions arrive amid a market glut causing buyers to face lower prices. Hawan and Yakima districts supply peaches and apricots while Valencias and Mediterranean sweets lead citrus. Eggs and butter show little change as livestock and hay costs ease. new apples and assorted vegetables fill crates.
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California
Yakima
Wendtehee
Hawan
German officers test screwlike bullet in July 15 Berlin report
Berlin dispatch notes German army officers experimenting with a new bullet designed as a screw. The article mentions tests and the peculiar shape but provides limited details on performance or impact.
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Berlin
Invention Promises Superior Penetration Speeds
Experts hail a new bullet design as a great success for retaining original speed longer than rivals. The device has not been tested on humans yet but is expected to make a clean hole through a man, like an auger through a board.
Hoke Smith Opposes Lynchings in Georgia Inaugural
Atlanta July 15. Hoke Smith new Georgia governor pledges to curb mob law and make strenuous efforts to prevent lynchings in his inaugural address. The stance follows last fall’s Atlanta race riot shaping southern anti lynching posture.
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Seattle Star
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Battle of the Picture Hat in Chicago Subway
Society women from the suburb of Fingelwood led by Mrs Jarvis Weed prepare to sue Illinois Central and Rock Island railways for hats and finery ruined by grease and dirty water dripping through street subways under railway arches. They promise hundred of suits.
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Chicago
Society
Finglewood
Jarvis Weed
Iilinoia Central
Rock Island
Navy Yard Visit Ships and Round Trip Details
Visit the U S navy yard at Bremerton to see battleships Nebraska Oregon and Wilaconsin gunboats Chicago Boston and Albany training ship Philadelphia prison ship Nipah and drydock Boats leave Pier 2 at 6 30 8 30 and 10 8 m 1 15 2 30 and 4 30 p m Round trip 50c eee.
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U. S. Navy Yard
Bremerton
Nebraska
Oregon
Wilaconsin
Chicago
Boston
Albany
Philadelphia
Nipah
Save While the Sun Shines Bank Motto
A short promotional note urges young men to open an account and save now before opportunities pass, framing it as a sunlit moment to secure financial footing.
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Cripple Creek Railroad
Scott
Brownson
Board of Helth
Navy Yard
J. Redelsheimer & Co
First Avenue
Columbia
Houss
Yamamoto
Elk’s
NEW Press Association
The
New United Press
Strauss
Vancouver
Cline
Cy Olone
Serpeant
Caton
Burke and Hill
Climan Parry
Burke
Mr. Parry
Eald
H. Parry
Elity Ecouncil
Ame
Porry
Acta
T Paign
Deak
P. National
Geo. H. Woodhouse Co
University At
Meiova
Crete
Mel Fresh Ranch
Oregon Ranch
Portland Cement
Port Ad
Fortland Cement
Pratt
Lambert
Hoke Smith VS. Lyncrings
Mrs. Jarvis Weed
Theo. Wilts & Co
Dallard
Beatos
Georgetone
James D. Hoge
BN. BR
Ferdinand Schmits
D. Lewman
Emanuel Rosenberg
A. R. Stewart
George Danworth
Robt
C McCormick
Baward R. Dunn
Chis
HM. Bebb
N. DB. Solner
Union Savings & Trust Co
Cor
Second Avenue
Cheree St
Hoge Bidg
Work
Alaska Banking and Safe Deposit Co
Nome, Alaska
Deception Pass
Straits of
Juan de Fuca
Everett
Port Townsend
Brighton Presbyterian Church
Str
Yosemite
Olympi
Ind
Swift's Pharmacy
2Nd and
Pike St
Red Cross Annex
Nd Ave
University St
Keystone
Shilling & Co California
Port
Sherry
Angelica
Keystone Liquor CO
First Ave
Green Lake Reservoir
Green Lake
Green Lake Station
International Bond & Realty CO
Pioneer Bik
Main
Big
Dept
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