Frightful Accident and Klondike Gold Rumors on Laurada Voyage
The Laurada arrived at St Michael with 17 passengers from the Klondike and a treasure report of six to seven hundred thousand dollars in gold dust. A rope struck Thomas George near Point No Point, hurling him overboard and leaving his leg badly damaged. rescue efforts saved him for now. Passengers dispute Cape Nome prospects while Purser Coup notes treasure on the Garonne and Dawson arrivals loom. harbor lists include ships Humoldt Roanoke Homer Brunswick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art
Klondike
Oooard
George Coup
Cape Nome
G. Simpson
Madison Street
Laurada
Star
White Star Dock
White
Fa H
Michael
Copper River
Edmonton
Dill
Montana
Point-No- Point
Thomas George
George
St. Michaela
Humboldt
Roanoke
Homer
Brunswick
Garonner
Bithu Thompson
Portland
Lakme
Sammon
Mesol
Bowla
Yukon
W. Pelton
Tacoma
Koyukuk
Army Officers in Trouble Reported in Manila Arrests
In San Francisco on July 17 it is reported Maj Canton Captain Otto Captain Scudder and Lt Lemon of the First Washington volunteers are under arrest in Manila for a petty offense, the nature of which is not known. Later reports say Canton Otto and Scudder were released. no details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Maj
Canton
Otto
Scudder
Lieut
Lemon
Washington Volunteers
Menila
Ttmn
Cart. Scudder
Nutte
Lowt Creek
John E McManus & Son
Second Avenue
Butte to Open Recruiting Station for Philippines Troops
Butte will host a recruiting station to enlist Montana’s portion of the Thirty fourth regiment of provision troops for shipment to the Philippines. Captain George A Detchmendy of the Twenty second Infantry is due in Butte to establish the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte
Mont
Butte
Montana
Philippines
George A Detchmendy
Twenty-second Infantry
German Press Calm Over Flag Incident at Honolulu
The German press downplays the July 4 flag tearing by American troops at Honolulu. The German consul’s view calling it a drunken freak is echoed by the Vossische Zeitung which expects the United States to punish the soldier responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bheaiain
Honolulu
Vosslache Veltung
United States
Judge Jacobs pauses default divorces for fall vacation
Saturday the court adjourned and Judge Jacobs announced no more default divorce hearings would take place until after his fall vacation, delaying cases pending action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Mrs Emma Aaratt Visits Seattle From Texas
Mrs Emma Aaratt arrived in Seattle yesterday from Maco Texas and is visiting her son A H Aaratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Aaratt
Seattle
Maco
Texas
A. H. Aaratt
First cargo of Cedar River pipe arrives at NP yards
The first car laden with 42 inch steel pipe for the Cedar river pipeline stands at Northern Pacific yards. Forty cars carrying 0,000 pounds of steel pipe are en route from the East to this location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
Northern Pacific
Russell Sage Frightened By Threat Letter
Mrs Sage received a letter signed Artemur J. Smith warning that a life hung in the balance and urging immediate contact to stop a disaster. Russell Sage reported the threat to police after learning the writer lived at 19 West Thirty eighth Street. Police could not locate the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mra. Russell
Irvington
Artemur J. Smith
Mra
Age
West Thire
Eighth Street
Sage
Smith
Gage Defends Treasury After Civil Reform League Charge
Secretary of the Treasury Gage formally replies to accusations by the National Civil Reform league that the department is used for political ends and that Civil Service law rules were violated in appointing clerks and deputies. He denies the charges and says he deserves better treatment, citing his work in state and municipal reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
BD. C
Fooled the Newspapers by Early Morning Press Scoop
An impromptu Be attie Preea club meeting convened at Schwa bachers dock at 4 AM to publish an early scoop on the Roanoke’s arrival. Members surprised the night watchman and themselves, revealing the plan to beat rivals to publish a special extra after a Seattle wire claimed sighting off Carmannah point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Preea Club
Schwabacher's Dock
Goeck
Press Club
Roanoke
Seattle
Carmannah Point
British Columbia
Horsemanship Won Her Heart
Mine Mary Warfield of Lexington is to wed Lieut. Percy Morrill Burrill of the Twelfth New York volunteers. At Major T. U. Carson’s Pixtana farm the couple met after Burrill impressed Kinsmen with a riding display on Benastrome, drawing admiration and a budding romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mary Warfield
Percy Morrill Burrill
New York Volunteers
Pixtana
T. U. Carson
Mise Warfield
Burrill
Benastrome
Col. Parker
Stitches Taken in His Heart After Fatal Wounding
Rabbi Tiiula Ginsberg was stabbed by a man in Binghamton New York. Surgeons opened the chest to repair the heart with needle and thread amid a desperate struggle for life. Despite early hopes, septic peritonitis developed after nearly 40 hours, and he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghampton
N. Y
Tiiula Ginsberg
MeW Kind of Old Brick How Widows and Orphans Were Buncoed
Kansas City July 1 Morse district agent for The Alaska Klondike Improvement and Mining company was arrested on a charge of wholesale awindhing. He used death certificates to push bogus stock to widows and heirs across the country. He mailed C O D stock packets to dead men’s heirs and forced payment on unpaid balances. The case followed the attempted swindle of Congress man Mand’s family, leading to police investigation and Morse’s arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
B. H Morse
Alaska-Klondike Improvement and Mining Company
Morse
Me Ia
Morae
Nelson Building
Moree
KP. Mand
Welle-Fargo Repress Co
Con
Reeaman Miand
Biand
United States
John R. Walker
Relief of Peary Expedition Sets Sail for Sydney
The Peary expedition on the steamer Diana sailed from St John’s Newfoundland for Sydney today with supplies for two years and a crew of eighteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's
Peary
Diana
Sydney
Bie
Runaway Boy From Clifton Arrives in City in Police Custody
Edward Harding, a nine year old colored boy from Clifton Wash twenty miles above Sidney, arrived in the city Saturday. Previously in police control for cruel treatment by adopted parents, he was placed in the care of Mr and Mrs Harding. After threats of whipping he left home and took the Mary F Perley steamer to Bettle. He stayed with a friend aboard the top Rapid Transit before being turned over to police. Police Matron Taylor holds him while arrangements are made for his adopted parents to come for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Harding
Clifton
Wash
Sidney
Top Rapid Transit
Taylor
Railroad Party Heads Toward Portland from City
A party including F. Whitney general passenger agent for the Great Northern Mr Frank Reamen and children Miss Gilbert Miss Whitney George Whitney and Dr Campbell arrive from St Paul and plan to visit Portland returning in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Whitney
Great Northern
Frank Reamen
Mies Gilbert
Mise Whitney
George G. Whitney
Dr. Campbell
St. Paul
Portland
Disgusted Massachusetts Party Returns From Copper River
Fourteen of sixteen Massachusetts men who sailed from Boston last February to the Copper River district arrived on the General Miglin. They found poor diggings yielding little. The Resurrection day wreck of the Miglin cost 19000 with $100 paid to Captain Newport. Most members had scurvy during the winter and return home thoroughly diagnosed by their Cook Inlet experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Boston
General Miglin
Copper River
Newport
Cook Inlet
Bicycle Accident Injures Seattle Youth
Harry Parks, a Seattle young man, was badly injured yesterday afternoon when his bicycle went out of control on a steep hill beside the YMCA. He was thrown headfirst into a fence, suffered severe facial cuts and bruises, and was diagnosed with probable brain concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Parks
Seattle
Y M.C. A
Parke
Parks
Physetane
All Against Fighting Joe E. J. Coyle Reports Complex Political Scene
Vancouver railway official says business is steady at the Terminal City but the Allin mix up makes the political situation hard to predict. Attorney General Fighting Joe Martin remains in power amid merchant opposition and vigorous backlash from Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Coyle
Canadian Pacific Railway
Vancouver
B. C
Joe" Martin
S Till
Martin
Allin
Victoria
DROWNED IN ALASKA WATERS
The General Siglin reported a drowning disaster in Turnagain Arm as seven men and two others in unknown boats were lost to a tidal wave. Names include A B Johnson Malone N Y Louis Peterson China Madison Porter Hutchison and two unknowns. The trio had been partners of C C Smith of Ogden Utah en route from Sunrise to Hope City. A search yielded wreckage but no bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Mercantile Company
General Siglin
Cook's Inlet
Turnagain Arm
A. B. Johnson
Malone
N. Y
Louis Peterson
Chicago
China Madison
Porter
Cal
Hutchison
Rockford
Johnson
Peterson
Madison
Cc. C. Smith
Ogden
Utah
Hope City
Smith
Peterson and
Goddard to hang for brutal murder at Daweon
Arthur Goddard was tried at Daweon for killing Jas. T. P. Prater with a blow to the head and a throat slashing. He received the sentence of hanging. The motive appeared to be an imaginary grievance. A miner named Frank, who attempted to murder and rob E. W. Panderson, was sentenced to fourteen years imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Goddard
Jas
TP Prater
Daweon
Frank
E. W Panderson
A CARGO OF POWDER STEAMS NORTH
The Origabate, the Pacific Coast company powder steamer, takes the Sant Cruz’s place. She leaves Wednesday for the north with a large cargo of explosives for Sam Dam, Treadwell, Douglan Island, and Marytulr. The voyage will include surrender of her passenger House according to law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Origabate
Pacific Coast Company
Sant Cruz
California
North
Sam Dam
Treadwell
Douglan Island
Mary Tnlur
Orizaba
Hoenwse
Pleasant Canoe Club Outing Report
A Pleasant Outing. The Canoe club held its first outing yesterday morning. Participants included Mr and Mrs M. S Haynes, Mr and Mrs F. K. Sturve, Miss Dunday, Miss Turner, Miss Hodge, Joe Haudin, Mr T. A. Harding, Mr J. D. Hoge Jr and Mrs R. B. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. IS Haynes
F. K. Sturve
Mise Dunday
Mise Turner
Mins Hodge
Joe Haudin
T. A. Hardin
J. D. Hoge, Jr
R. 8. Cox
Seattle Exposition Organizing Meeting Sets Plans
A mass meeting of Citizens will be called to promote the Seattle Exposition to be held next fall. At P W Kelly's office a committee was chosen and officers appointed to organize the enterprise including H E Holmes president and Lovett M Wood secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. WH. Kelly
A. J. M Hosom
F. A. Armatrong
H. E
Wall Street Treasurer Sought After Abscontion
Boston July 17 Detective Heidelberg sailed for Europe in search of a man who absconded with more than 1000 in money and negotiable securities. The fugitive was the secretary and treasurer of a major Wall Street brokerage syndicate in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Maas
Heidelberg
Europe
Wall Street
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laureda
Clene Obteandrof
Thos
Graham
W. F. Hastings
Maud C. &Iiman
C. F. Ernest
F. M. Pacciahi
J. W. Starte
C. Marrin
A. King
PF. M. Green
Rom. B. ‘Turk
Jno. Ingram
J. A. Ludvigson
W. Poison
M. Hawthorne
J. Preston
Wi Sayre
H. Taylor
M. C. Ford
F. A. Day
Chas
L. Mooney
C. M. Gilbert
W. HL. Gubert
Martin Moster
Chan. Mosier
A. Goldsmith
J. HM. Chitbere
Jao. Dunn
J. Bekela
W. EB. Cox
P. P. Warren
A. Junue
Knut Dimurson
M. Kelly
Geo. Autti
Geo
F. Ryan
H. P. McGoldrick
Uy W. Scott
Wm. Murphy
KB. C. Zwinge
Ed Wendal
G. H. Smith
Hane P. ©. Beeman
No. Sewey
Val Smith
F. Biesdorf
Wotlist
G. Huechting
Washington Regiment
Cedar River Pipe
Russell Sage
Gage
National Reform League
B. H. Morse
Spelger & Hurlbut
Third
Pike
Star Paint CO
HH. N. Richmond Paper CO
Brunner & CO
Pike Street
Corner Fifth
Ronoma
Levi
Mouderets
Rilephond Gress
Marry Parks
Canadian Pacific Ry
Alaska
Siglin
Goddard
Seattle Exposition
Lere
Elgin
Howard, Waltham and Hampden
Harms Kings
WCW
Houghton
Firet Avenue
Jevweler
S. R. Waggoner
D.D.S
Ofce
Haller
M. Clay Eversole
Optician
Rautman Plumbing CO
Third Ave
Spring St
Coon Bros
Second Ave
P. A. Hauber
Boiers, & Steamboats Bakery
Pike St
Cricantre Procenw
F. W. Sranuina, M. D. Keen Burra
Northwestern
New York Block
Denny Coryell Company
First Ave
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