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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1906

Page

3

Murder Suspected as Kristian Johnsen Found Dead Near Rail Yard

Kristian Johnsen, formerly of Vancouver, was found dead behind Caretens’ pack house. Police suspect foul play after a smashed brick, whisky bottle, and blood near the scene. a skull injury may indicate blunt force trauma or accidental death. Johnsen, 20, a carpenter, worked for T. J. Roberts of the Grand Hotel in Vancouver. His body remains at Bonney Watson morgue awaiting funeral plans.

Kristian Johnsen Vancouver H.C Caretens Fred von Northern Pacttie John Johnson Headqear T. J. Roberts Grand Hotel Bonney. Watson Morgue

Free Tickets With Purchases At Whe Band Box Market

Whe Band Box Market at 1100 First will offer a free ticket with every purchase of 50c or more on Friday and Saturday. The promotion runs for two days and applies to all eligible items.

White Mountain

Faneuil Hall Endangered By Fire Threat Near Boston

Faneuil Hall faced a fire threat in Boston on July 16 causing about 50000 dollars in damage to a storefront opposite the hall. It marked a second recent incident endangering the historic site.

Boston Fancuil Hall

Drowning Tragedy Near Oregon City Claims Two Lives

In Oregon City on July 15 Marie Parks and Anna Hartman both of Portland drowned in the Willamette River while bathing in front of Magone's park one mile north. Mr Parks and L B Dodge attempted to rescue Hartman and narrowly escaped. Hartman was to marry Dodge.

Oregon City Ore Marie Parks Anna Hartman Portland Willamette River Magone

Frenchman Gougmin Wins Nine Mile Paris Swim

French swimmer Gougmin won the nine mile international race in Paris yesterday with a time of three hours and six minutes. English swimmer Dave Tillington finished second a minute behind. Competitors included swimmers from France Germany England Austria and Australia with several women among the field.

Paris The Benne Gougmin Dave Tillington France Germany England Austria Australia

Dope raid nets opium outfit in lower town

Joseph C. Milla was arrested yesterday by Patrolmen Peterson and J. Denlen for smoking opium in the town’s lower end. A full opium apparatus was seized and sent to headquarters as evidence.

Joseph C. Milla Peterson J. Denlen

Forger Fails to Cash Worthless Check in Seattle

A Saturday night incident describes Salli the grocer at Seventh and Pike being asked to cash a $10.60 check drawn on Puget Bound National Bank. The note claimed F E Gilbert was with lodgeman and couldn’t cash it, while a boy delivered goods valued at $1.60 to Salli who then sent the balance check via the boy. An officer accompanied the boy to Eighth and Howe but the man had vanished.

DD. Salli Seventh Pike Puget Bound Ick Mr. Salli

Work Begun on Interurban Double Track Auburn to Beattie

A crew of 60 men has started clearing the right of way along the Interurban line for a double track from Auburn to Beattie. Ranchers report difficulty obtaining labor to harvest the hay crop.

Auburn Waek Beattie

Burglary at 216 Twenty-fourth Ave Stolen Cash

A house at 216 Twenty-fourth Avenue was entered early this morning and $2 in cash stolen. Nothing else was disturbed. A pry key was used to gain entry.

Policemen Put in Jail After Oakland Dance Hall Shootout

In Shell Mound park Oakland July 16 William B Oslin a teamster was shot and killed by special officers L H Hartwin and George Starr during a fight at a butcher shop dance hall. Oslin's brother W J Ostia was wounded as the officers were jailed on murder charges.

Oakland William B Oslin Shell Mound Park W. J. Ostia L. H Hartwin George Starr Starr W. J. Oslin Baldwin William Oslin Barnett

Mckinley Kin’s Niece To Wed In Des Moines

Grace McKinley, niece of the late President McKinley, will marry Captain Grayson Reid of the Fifteenth cavalry in Des Moines on Wednesday.

Des Moines Grace McKinley McKinley Grayson Reid Jay

Totowa Tax Collector Shoots Self to Avoid Disgrace

In Patterson New Jersey on July 16 the Totowa borough tax collector Albert O'Hiren killed himself Saturday night as officers neared his home over a defalcation charge. His shortage was about 40000 dollars.

Patterson N. J Albert O'Hirren Totowa O'Brien

Elks Gather in Colorado for National Convention

Denver hosts the Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks as delegates and visitors arrive for the national convention. Governor and mayor greet the delegation, Perry A. Clay speaks for Lodge No. 17, and officer elections follow with a musical program. California delegates back Henry A. Melvin for grand exalted ruler. Alfred Belt, South African financier and diamond merchant, dies.

Denver Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order Mike Capitol Colorado Perry A. Clay Elks California Henry A. Melvin Superior Court Alameda County London Alfred Belt South Africa

You Won't Be Sorry You Won't Be Sorry For Trying MAPERIANE

An unclear note promotes MAPERIANE ice cream with a claim of smooth taste. The item is advertised at Bhaw's Pharmacy in American Prank Hidg with minimal other details.

Bhaw

Querenesses of Some Statesmen

A satirical Washington digest profiles several politicians. Loren Mieteher is praised for long service and renewed renomination bids. Fred Stevens is noted for modesty and tireless legislative aid. Blackburn wears distinctive plaid ties, Olliff James is a genial figure, and Senator Piles faces wig rumors.

United States Senate Senator Piles Washington Northwest

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