Jealous Frenchman Believed He Murdered Mott Then Slashed Self
Dion a Ballard resident twice shot Mrs. Nettie Mott at 626 University near Seventh in Milwaukee. He fired four times during a struggle but only wounded her. he then slashed his throat and attempted suicide. Mrs. Mott survived. Dion was hospitalized and faces prosecution after recovery.
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Ao i
N. P
Dion Sac
Nettie Mott
Egeeeenee
University of Jealousy
N. Paul’ Dien
Tiette Me
Mrs. Mott
University
Seventh
Raimeelf
Dion
Ballard
Dean
The
Star
Nettie
Wiltsie
Matt
Adams
Narrows
O. Dion
Broadway Ballard
Fatality After Being Struck Beside Track At Armour
An unknown man about 50 wearing work clothes and carrying a roll of blankets was struck by outbound car 306 near the Armour track about 9 30 Monday night and died. coroner states a large tumor on the top of the skull may indicate he was dead before the collision.
Final interview and military call up in a telegraph brief
A telegraph brief reports a final interview with fat Peterhoff and notes Minister Lamadorf present. Witte departs for Paris with Mrs Witte and will skip the trip to the United States. It cites a total of 475 264 men to be drafted this year and mentions a looming Moscow ganda move toward a regency for Grand Duke Alexei Nicholaievitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterhoff
Lamadorf
Witte
Paris
Tomor
ST. Petersburg
Moscor
Nicholas
Alexia Nicholaievitch
Moscow
Johnson and Ferguson to meet in feature boxing bout
Johnson and Sandy Ferguson, prominent negro fighters, will clash in the feature bout. The report comes from Washington with the event set as a major national boxing card.
Division sails to escort Paul Jones body to Hampton Roads
The second division of the battleship squadron under Rear Admiral Davis sailed today from Newport to join the American fleet carrying the body of Paul Jones from France. The division will escort the inbound fleet to Hampton Roads.
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Newport, R. L
Davis
Paul Jones
France
Hampton Roads
Weather Brief Promises Warm, Sunny Conditions Tonight
Tonight forecast for Warner calls for clear skies. Wednesday will be fair with continued warmth and light to fresh northeast winds. Secretaries from the Y M C A convention have returned from Portland where they attended the Washington Oregon and Idaho meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Portland
Washington, Oregon and Idaho
Dollar Club Call to Support Lilly Family
The Star invites readers to join the Dollar Club by sending one dollar to gain admission and have names announced daily. Donors may give more than a dollar to receive additional memberships and aid the Lilly family in their time of need.
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Lilly
Dollar Club
Lillys
Mose Goldsmith
Strand Theater
Tenderloin
Mone
Mose
Koepfli
the Star
Lillya
Big Jim
Workman
Bellevue
Seattle
Heat Prostration and Deaths Across Cities Amid Heat Wave
New York reports ten deaths and 100 plus prostrations from extreme heat as temperatures reach 100 degrees by 3 PM. Hospitals warn of ongoing heat related fatalities and continued hot weather. Des Moines notes three deaths and a dozen prostrations including a mother and infant. Milwaukee records five prostrations and two deaths from the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Des Moines
Seq
Daniel Marmon
Saargaret Gasper
John Doolittle
Milwacker
Japanese to Vladivostok Raid Hinted by Newest War Move
July reports say fifty foreign steamers have been placed under the Japanese flag loaded with ammunition to accompany Admiral Togo toward Vladivostok in a likely bold strike. A large land force has landed at Peter the Great Bay near the Russian port.
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Tokio
Togo
Vladivostok
Hyoya
United States
Peter the Great Bay
Notable Conventions Reported by Professors Taylor and Fisher
Prof. Graham Taylor of Chicago and Dr. J D Fisher Phy of New York report excellent conventions. In Tacoma on July 14 a small child fell from an embankment at Wilkeson and was struck by a Northern Pacific freight engine, severing the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Taylor
Chicago
J. D. Fisher Phy
New York
Brrr - Tacoma
Richard Edwards
Wilkeson
Northern Pacific
Ethel Barrymore Engaged to Englishman Harry Graham
Report confirms the American actress Ethel Barrymore is engaged to Harry Graham former private secretary to Lord Rosebery. The match cements her high social standing in England earned during her London stage engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barrymore
Harry Graham
Lord Rosebery
Miss Barrymore
England
London
Tacoma Shoe Clerk Squire Sought in Jewelry Theft
Police armed with a warrant search for Charles R. Squire a Tacoma shoe clerk accused of robbing Mrs. Karl Chase of 560 dollars worth of jewels. The May 22 theft included a ring turquoise and diamond and a marquise with rubies. Three witnesses are bound to attend the trial.
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Charles R. Squire
Tacoma
Karl Chase
Sam Goldstein
Go Cigar Company
Effie Phulism
Grant's Cafe
Tom Page
Oca
Ryan Transfers Equitable Holdings to Trustees
Official notice states Tomas F. Ryan moved all Equitable holdings to trustees with a single certificate, under a trust agreement. Reports say he agreed to sell to the society for a half million with 4 percent interest from purchase. A warrant affidavit ties Dr J J Gingles to a case of alleged assault against nurse Mies Christopher during a dispute over pay.
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Bersons News Ass'n
New York
Tomas F. Ryan
Equitable
Ryan
J. J. Gingles
Copeland Medical Institute
Mies Christopher
Alle
NurseLevina Christopher Case Reported Abusive Incident
Miss Levina Christopher, a trained nurse, alleges a doctor restrained her with a chokehold during an incident. The report cites her account of being grabbed by the throat and choked, prompting a formal complaint and potential medical review.
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Levina Christopher
Water Shut Off In Several Districts This Wednesday
Water will be shut off Wednesday from 8 a m to 2 p m in the district north of North Fiftieth and west of Wellingford and in all districts north of Sixty fifth street and east of Green Lake.
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North Fiftieth
Wellingford
Sixty-fifth Street
Green Lake
Senator Clark Holds Steady After Nightfall
New York reports Senator Clark resting through the night with no marked change in his condition. Doctors say his status remains stable as monitors continue observation.
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New York
Senator Clark
Rough Shack Home Receives Dollar Club Aid
Bellevue family of Workman Lilly with seven children loses home to fire and builds a shack. The Star and the Dollar club raise nearly 200 dollars with more promised from Mose Goldsmith and others, enabling construction of a proper home and relief for the Lilly family.
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Lilly
Papa
Donald
Mammy
Silver and gold ore riches amid Alaska boundary debate
W J Cook of Unuk River Mining reports rich ore on Unuk River properties in British Columbia near Ketchikan. He cites ore values of 1600 dollars a ton with average 208 dollars and a gold ore mountain at 25 dollars a ton, noting past forest fires damaged bridges and timber losses.
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Topeka
W. J. Cook
Unuk River
Alaska
Blue River
Powers After Turkey Raise Macedonia Control Demand
Berlin July 18 The Tageblatt reports that major powers threaten the Porte unless Turkey accepts international control of Macedonia finances. A joint naval demonstration is planned at Salonika.
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Turkey
Berlin
The
Tageblatt
Porte
Macedonia
Salonika
City of Topeka Returns With 25 Passengers In Tow
The Skagway liner City of Topeka arrived Tuesday morning carrying 25 passengers and sails again Tuesday night with a full load of passengers mainly excursionists on board for the trip.
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City of Topeka
Local Charity List Includes Dozens of Donors in Washington
Community records reveal a long list of contributors and addresses across Washington counties. Names such as Mrs. Hartford, Mrs. Forrest, Tom Wallace, Philip Frost, and Emma Addleman are shown alongside monetary amounts and locations like Spring Avenue and Ballard, indicating a broad fundraising drive and donor roster.
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Geo. Smith
F. Balzer
Billie
Jim
Hartford
A. D. Dunbar
South Park
Harry Moore
E. Union
A. B. Forrest
Avon
Wash
Tom Wallace
Rainier Ave
I. Salinger, Ballard
Philip Frost
Woodinville
B. West
Jennie ‘Tergeson
Kenmore
Emma Addleman
Cherry Valley
Wm. Stockton
Monroe
A. H. McCormick
del Monte Cafe
J. Mattson
A. T. McRae
Sedro-Woolley
Sai Perry
Nels Pearson
Mt. Vernon
Sebes
Darby
Arcade
F. Bartholomew
Haller
Sundwall Cash Register Co
Ee P. Gammotman
Crete
Asteces
Deceseene
P. A. Cooke
Ross
Mary A. Veatil
A. L. Giddings
Florence
Oso
Éubes
Potere
Coupeville
Eearry
Raini
Ls Williams
Sooo
Fs Caccaientwas
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Ton
Mount Rainier
Nan Byxbee
Boston
Douglas Athletic Club
Chelsea
Jack
Washington, D. C
Jackson Smith
International Railway of Mexico
Stevens
Panama Canal Commission
Smith
Shonts
Panama
Norwalk
C. W. French
California
Akron
Nathan Berk
Dollar” Club
the ‘‘Dollar’” Club
the Dollar Club
R. 8. Lilly
Bertone Mews
Aero
Mises Levina Christopher
Dan Dean
Marty
Waerkmen Lilly
Star and the Dollar Club
Litty
ANGLE
Sam
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