How the Brigadier Saved the Army in Gerard Series
Samuel H. Piles, Seattle tyer and longtime publican politics figure, declares candidacy for United States Senator to face Addison G. Foster. He says business leaders urged him to run and will campaign aggressively, with the Coast trip beginning soon. The race promises a lively contest with figures like John L. Wilson and Levi Ankeny in the mix and other Seattle leaders weighing bids.
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Samuel HM. Piles
Tyers
Seattle
United States
Addison G. Foster
Taoma
Pires
Star
Apl
Files
Foster
Pies
Cominy
Pitee
Senate
Wil
John L. Wison
Spokane
Wilkon
Ee -Intelligencer
Harold Preston
Levi Ankeny
Walla Wala
Ankeny
Eer
Furth
United States Senate
Parth
Sarasa
Crowell Set Free After Habeas Corpus Ruling
Crowell, arrested Thursday in connection with the suspected poisoning of Mia Addie Muir and her 1-year-old daughter, was released by Superior Judge Griffin after prosecutors delayed filing charges. The case centers on Mull's accusations and chemical analyses of stomach contents. Coroner Howe and City Chemist Jogardus assess poisoning as the cause of death. Crowell had potential ties to the Mull family and threats were reported.
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BEC
Crowell
Mia
Addie Muir
Griffin
Scott
BR. C. Watson
Pelow
Reatt
Mull
Fred Snyder
Tees
Howe
Jogardus
Frank Mull
Von
Ffod
Crippen
Himeech
Hoye
Himmeek
Butterworth's
Addie
Fr. Mull
Laundry Trust Accused of Cutting Rates to Hit Unions
Cascade laundry, the trust’s lead firm, faces accusations by driver J Clark of Majestic laundry that members including Driver No. 19 of Cascade follow rivals to lure away customers by cutting rates. Clark claims the scheme targets independent firms and union men, seeking half-price work. He alleges retaliation and demands discharge of the affected workers amid threats of damages.
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J. Clark
Majestic Laundry
W. C Himbeld
Charles Carey
Clark
Cascade Mary
Mimbeld
Carey
Dwyer
Cascade
I. P
Fire destroys steamer on Volga killing sixty
T Peterburg July 18 Twenty percent? The steamer Peter burned on the River Volga today killing sixty people. Passengers and crew were trapped as flames overtook the vessel before aid could reach it.
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T. Peterbburg
Peter
Volga
Tran
Train robber Billy Bulles captured by rangers near Tombstone
Billy Bulles, the Tucson train robber who fled across the Mexican border after being indicted, was ambushed by rangers last night near Tombstone. A friend in Douglas lured him into the trap, and Bulles was taken into custody.
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Tucson
Aris
Billy Bulles
Douglas
Rangers
Ourresider
Tombetone
Reliance Wins Morris Cove Yacht Race
July 14 the race between the Reliance Constitution and Columbia started at 10 18 o clock. The 29 mile windward course favored light wind and the Reliance led, finishing first. Results showed Reliance first, Constitution second, Columbia third with times listed. Weather rain postponed the race today.
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Morris Cove
Reliance Constitution
Columbia
Reliance
Drowning of State University Student Near Crawford
Prot Phipps of the State university drowned last night near Crawford in a northwest Nebraska gulch while hunting with a party. A crowd burst overtook him as he attempted to swim. his body was found a quarter mile down the gulch this morning. The others in the party escaped.
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Lincoln
Neb
Phipps
The
State University
Crawford
Ewin
City enforces nuisance rules with new Seattle furnace permit
City authorities show strict enforcement by granting Seattle company a permit to build an 830.00 dwelling at 631 Post street. The addition to the central steam plant will include furnaces and a smoke nuisance clause, implying mandatory installation of suitable smoke consumers when furnaces are added.
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Seattle Company
Post Street
Comones Bie Central Steam Power
Ape
Suitebie
Grand fete in Nueremberg opens with record turnout
July 1 reports a grand fete in Nueremberg Germany as 880 or more participants gather for the dawn event. The annual meeting of the League of the German Gymnasts is held in conjunction with the fete with the league listing 7468 members.
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Nueremburg
Germany
League of the German Gymnasts
Day Divorce Case Delayed To Wednesday Morning
The motion for temporary alimony and salt money in the Day divorce case is postponed to Wednesday morning. BP Day's attorney will seek to dissolve the restraining order barring contact with his wife and home and to enjoin the Hevingtons from interfering with Day's domestic affairs. Day indicated readiness to proceed and hinted at possible criminal action against Hevington if police do not intervene.
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BP. Day
Hevingtons
Day
Cna
Tevington
School bond issue on ballot with 651 voters casting ballots
About 651 voters participate in the school bond election. The plan proposes a 400000 bond to buy land and build improvements for schools on Heaven Hill, Ma Helgtts, and near Greenlake. Polls open in the afternoon and close at nine, with light male turnout noted and registration as a feature.
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Beattie
Heaven Hill
Ma Helgtts
Greenlake
Fine Nags on Parade
The iet racing matinee of the Seattle Driving club featured a parade along Second Avenue and Jackman Street to Pike Street and back to the Mea hee Thoen Are. About fifty-one horses, including tally-ho and victorias, plus private carriages and carriages, participated led by owners.
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Seattle
Second Avenue
Jackman Street
Piewt Avenue
Pike Street
Avenue
Tally-Ho
Mayor Low Lays Pipe in Bay Meeting Rumors Swirl
Roosevelt hosts a gathering with Mayor Low of New York and George V. Meyer amid talk that Low may accept an Italian portfolio. The event fuels speculation about potential changes in the mayoralty race.
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Er Bay
Roosevelt
Mayor Low
New
George V. J. Meyer
Amte Aly
Low
Halian
Chicago Labor Riots Quelled After Morning Conference
July 1 Chicago labor tensions eased after a talk between the federation of labor executive committee and Kellogg company aimed at ending the strike. About seven hundred fifty workers were employed before the walkout, four hundred seeking reinstatement, with most others finding work elsewhere. A follow up meeting was planned, police restrained crowds as shops remained open on a half holiday.
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Chicago
Federation of Labor Executive Committee
Kelloggs
Fscu
Beettle, Henton Southern Railways Chief Defends Rainier Backing
Frank H Osgoed president and general manager told the board of works the Beettle Henton Southern Railway was not obstructing traffic by unloading at Rainier boulevard Dearborn street and Fifteenth Avenue South He said complainants favored a wood yard and resented the company severing a business arrangement The board took the matter under advisement.
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Frank H. Osgoed
Beettle, Henton @ Southern Railheay company
Avogered
Board of Works
William H. Lewis
Rainier Boulevard
Dearborontreet
Hifteenth Avenue
Hie Alee
Ht Radferetofere
Robbery Report At Bellmont Saloon On King Street
Sylvester Honda, a Senitor, told police he was at the Bellmont saloon on King Street near Sixth Avenue South early today. He said he spoke with the bartender and another man, then found his $40 missing when leaving a few minutes later.
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Sylvester Honda
Bellmont
King Street
Sixth Avenue South
Plans for New Fire House Approved City Board OKs relocation
The board of public works approved plans for a new fire house to replace the old headquar ters at Summit Avenue and Seventh and Cola street. A two week contract covers three of the new building pieces and a shift to convert the fire head quarters into a local distribution plant for the municipal lighting system. If the plan proceeds, one piece of the current station will remain in use at the old quarters.
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Board OF Works
Board of Public Works
Tus
Summit Avenue
Truticdt
Seventh and
Cola Street
Hght
Telegraph Sets Sail From Everett To Beattie Run
The steamer Telegraph arrived in harbor at 2 PM from Everett and, under Captain Parker, is prepared to outrun any rival on the route to Beattie and Everett. It will be laid up a week for minor repairs and passenger accommodations before resuming the Beattie Everett service. Mariners report superstition about Friday and J Reedon’s day affected visiting crews.
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Seattle-Everett-Tacoma
Telegraph
Everett
Mil Parker
Télegraph
Greyhound Lnes
C Parker
Orn
Beattie
Byverett
J. Reedon
Sunderoool Sentenced To Two Hours In County Jail
Michael Olsen Sunderoool was sentenced in Tacoma Washington to two hours imprisonment for obtaining money by false pretenses. He borrowed $2.50 claiming funds to repay and had spent four weeks in jail awaiting trial.
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Tacoma
Wash
Michael Olsen Sunderoool
Tete
River Oder Rampage Flood Wrecks Corman Catedral Area
MERLIN reports rapid flooding from the River Oder inundating lands and submerging Corman Catedral as high water spreads through the region.
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Merlin
Oder
Corman
Cascade Laundry Denies Rate Cuts and Union Bias
Fr Kilbourne of the Cascade laundry denies any rate cutting or anti union designs. He says books are open to inspection and drivers may quote lower prices to earn commissions, but the Cascade charges current rates and hires union and non union workers alike. He attributes accusations to driver misconduct and stresses no discrimination against union members.
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Fr. Kilbourne, Mann
Cascade Laundry
Clarke
Cascade
Clark
Pope’s health status remains unchanged in Vatican bulletin
Vatican medical bulletins report the pope resting with calm respiration and stable temperature as doctors note no major change. Updates cite a slight lowering of pleural liquid and continued unchanged overall condition despite intermittent rest and a brief visit from Cardinal Rampella.
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Vatican
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Emunior
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Hugh Wooden
Herman Pohle
F. A. Rust and & W. Harmon
Western Central Labor Union
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Cal
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Oakland
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Martin Aguirre
Renton
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York
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