Outlaw Tracy Rumored Crossing North Cascades Route
Buckley Washington July 16 Tracy the outlaw is described as moving along the Goldhill trail near Mount Rainier, attempting to cross via Natches pass. Witnesses place him 12 miles from Buckley, with sightings near Logger Clark's cabin and a footpath close to Collingswood. The pursuit hinges on uncertain sheriff directives and rapid mountain movement.
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Buckley
Wash
Goldhill
Mount Rainier
Tracy
Natches Pass
M. E. Garner
Logger Clark
Clark
Gus Calihan
Calihan
J. W. Collingswood
Puyallup
Collingswood
Tracy at the Garner House Talks Freely of Plans
Tacoma dispatch reports outlaw Tracy, staying at the Garner house six miles from Buckley, spoke of wintering in Tacoma and said he fears no capture. He praised deputies as harmless, claimed he could have killed many, and noted two revolvers and 200 rounds were seen with him.
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Tacoma
TV News
Tracy
Garner
Buckley
Garners
Salem
Seattle
Garner House
Corn Shorts Net Large Profits Amid Secret Dealings
In Chicago traders claim July corn shorts settled with Harria Gates Co securing about 2,000,000 bushels while 4,000,000 bushels were paid for by Harrie Gates parties leaving 17,000,000 bushels unsettled. Gates and associates reportedly stand to gain up to 1,660,000 dollars to be shared among a group of wealthy investors.
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Chicago
Shorts
Harria, Gates & Co
Gates
Stony Point Dedication Commemorates Historic Battle
At Stony Point New York a state park was dedicated today to commemorate the historic engagement where Americans under Mad Anthony Wayne defeated the British. The dedicatory exercises were preceded by an event.
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New York
Stony Point
Anthony”ayne
Parades Unite Grand Army Vets West Point Cadets in Honor
Governor Odell opened the event with remarks followed by Judge Samuel W. Pennypecker Republican candidate for governor who delivered the historical address to a parade of military and civic groups including Grand Army veterans West Point cadets and state militia.
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Tnelude Grand Army
West Point Cadets
Odell
Samuel W. Pennypecker
Ineylvenia
New Jersey Christian Endeavor Union Opens In Bridgeton
Bridgeton New Jersey hosts the state convention with every local union represented. The two day program includes speeches by noted speakers and music from a trained choir of 2000 voices.
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Bridgeton
N. J
New Jersey Christian Endeavor Union
Democrats of North Carolina Convene in Greensboro
Democrats of North Carolina gathered in Greensboro at the state convention called to order by F. M. Simmons chairing the executive committee. They will name candidates for chief justice and two associate justices of the supreme court, superintendent of public instruction, and one member of the state corporation commission.
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Greensboro
N. C
North Carolina
F. M. Simmons
Supreme Court
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Corporation Commission
Theft Reported by C Thompson From City Block
C Thompson of 1680 Fourth Avenue told police that about $25 worth of tale were stolen from the Virgt Avenue South and Jackson Street area after Saturday night.
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Re. C., Thompson
Fourth Avenue
Virgt Avenue South
Jackson Street
Freight Handlers End Strike After Local Vote
In Chicago on July 16 freight handlers’ members voted to return to work and seek terms with managers if the Federation of Labor refused to back the strike. Since the federation did not sanction the strike, support was unlikely and the action is described as a defeat for the handlers. Hundreds had already returned within eight hours before the vote.
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Chicago
Anim
Federation of Labor
Federatin
Mevera Ff
Great Mine Disaster Rocks Utah Near Park City
A massive powder explosion at Bally West mine near Park City Utah entombed many miners with 27 bodies recovered by 8 am. The blast at the 1200 foot level shattered nearby Ontario mine with three more workers killed and gases spreading. Relatives converged on the scene as physicians rushed to assist and relief teams searched through dangerous conditions.
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Salt Lake
Bally West
Park City
Boongs Bend
Untitled Local Real Estate Fragments Near Lake Washington
A fragment lists properties overlooking Lake Washington with prices around 88 and 826 in clearings, including March Avenue area, Mandelladds Central Seattle, and a lot on Mth Avenue and Irving Street with 120 noted.
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Lake Washington
Seattle
Mth Avenue
Irving Street
Williams & Clark
James Snoddy
Righternth Avenue
Cherry Street
Harry Wilson
General Jacob Smith to be Publicly Reprimanded
General Jacob Smith famed for "Kill and Burn" is to receive a public reprimand from the president. The court martial found him guilty of derelictions, and the president will disclose the reprimand via the War Department once issued.
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Gen. Smith
Washington, D. C
Jacob Smith
Fire destroys Roy & Roy site near Centennial mill
A fire yesterday evening gutted the Roy and Roy plant on the tide flats one fourth mile west of the Centennial mill. President Alroy Roy assessed losses at 16 000 with light insurance. nightwatchman Joe Leddy alerted workers as fireboat Snoqualmie, under Captain Spaulding, fought the blaze. The mill, bought three years ago, produced 260 000 shingles a day and employed 28 men. flames were controlled by three water streams from the fireboat by 10 PM.
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Roy & Roy
Alroy Roy
Joe Leddy
Piiot George Spaulding
M. J. Walsh
Snoqualmie
Port Blakeley Mill Company
Hoodlums on wornace avenue accused of stone throwing
Several complaints to the police report a group of youths on wornace avenue causing damage. Mrs. Elttett of 418 woreance avenue says stones were thrown through windows and one struck her in the head. Police will investigate.
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Wornace Avenue
Elttett
Taft presents Vatican note on Philippines affairs
In Rome on July 16 Judge Taft submitted to the Vatican a note claimed as his final word on Philippine matters. The report also recalls Paul Revere’s Boston house, famed for the April 19, 1775 ride, now identified as Banca.
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Rome
Taft
Vatican
Philippines
Paul Revere
Boston
Longfellow
Banca
Miner killed in coal mine accident near Raven
Telegraph from T Guerin of a farmer near Leary reports a miner crushed by a coal fall in a tunnel at 6 last night. Doctor details are unavailable and the miner’s name is unknown. Coroner Moye left for the scene. an inquest is required by state law and will be held today at Raven.
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T. Guerin
Trower C
Moye
Raven
Arrests After Morning Fight Involving Expressman and Bartender
George Green, an expressman, and Charles Tonel, a bartender, were arrested by Policeman John Huff this morning for fighting. Green hails from a family with a history of police trouble.
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George Green
Charles Tonel
John Huff
Green
Dairy Commissioners Visit Seattle During Northwest Tour
A group of 17 state food and dairy commissioners attended a Portland convention and spent yesterday in Seattle. Led by Dairy Commissioner B A McDonald they toured the city including Puget Sound navy yard and local parks. The visitors praised Seattle’s business growth and left in the evening for the East.
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Portland
Seattle
City
Sound
B. A. McDonald
Puget Sound Navy Yard
East
Northwest
Two Robberies on the Highway Reported
Two robberies occurred last night in the lower business district. Police suspect the same two men carried out both attacks. J. C. Rice was overpowered on Jackson Street near a street. Willem Winath was attacked in an alley between Occidental and Seventh Avenues south and robbed of a watch.
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J. C. Rice
N. P
Jackson Street
At Avenue
William Winath
Occidental Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Yoauler Way
Washington Street
Watch
New Road to West Seattle Proposed by Commissioners
The commissioners appointed to view and locate the proposed road to West Seattle yesterday made a preliminary report outlining route options and potential impacts on surrounding properties and neighborhoods.
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Seattle
County approves route change for proposed road project
County commissioners endorse a revised right of way differing from residents’ plan. Charles McAllister M Kelly and W Waddell are named to form a condemnation commission. The main line runs from block 425 Seattle tide lands to A Street, likely along land rather than tidal water to avoid erosion of the old county road.
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Harles McAllister
M. Kelly
W. Waddell
Tide Lands
King Edward Enjoys Saltaire Bulletin From Cowes
The royal bulletin from the royal yacht reports King Edward's condition after the journey from London to Cowes Isle of Wight noting he bore the passage well. The statement, issued this morning, confirms the king’s militia travel went safely with no immediate complications.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Lon
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