Woman Helps Police Nab Seattle Burglar Gang
A girl reported a burglar bothering her leading City Detective Bam G Corbett and Humane Officer John Yaupeli to arrest a gang active in Beattle for four months. G Moore a young burglar confessed and Irene Fisher alias Lou Slater and Steve Arana were seized at 112 Bell St. Claud Payne and Herman Flint were also taken. Walther, who ran a small stand at First Ave and Main St, was arrested for stolen property.
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Bam G. Corbett
John Yaupeli
G. Moore
Bell St
Irene Fisher
Mies Lou Slater
Mre O. M .Blater
Steve Arana
Claud Payne
Wanean Cone Aa
Con Raine Place
Satuit
Herman Flint
Moore
Seattle
Ae P
Walther
First Ay
Main St
Banniated Day Celebrations Highlight Fair Week Schedule
A fragmented notice outlines a celebratory day with a program and parade. It mentions Portland, a journal carriers’ meeting, and an evening event linked to the Salen day. The text is garbled but indicates a community event sequence during a week at a fairground.
Hospital Work Begins Near Crockett Street
Ambitious project to erect a new hospital building is announced with a budget of about $75. The initiative aims to serve West Chicago and surrounding areas, inviting broad patronage and indicating construction will start soon on Crockett Street.
Unclear fragmentary report on theft and arrest
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Minnie Murry and a theft involving gold and medicine items. Details are garbled with dates and locations unclear. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the legible text.
Thirty Babies to Be Christened at AY. P. Exposition
In June, thirty babies will be christened tomorrow at 2 PM in the AY. P. exposition auditorium. Exposition officials will attend and provide a minister if needed, with Launa W. Buckley ready to act as Godfather or Godmother. Nurses and dressing rooms will be supplied to handle the crowd.
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Ay.p
Welock
An & Taken
Seattle
Grand Music Fest Planned
The article outlines a grand music festival tied to the visit of Mrs Cart Graham and the Sixth Regiment band from Vancouver. It describes a military tattoo at the Amphitheatre featuring eight bands, two militia regiments, artillery, and the Sixth Regiment bugle band as headliners. About 300 musicians are expected to participate with daily concerts and special ties to the Elks circus.
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Lucky Sables
Mlew
Minnyay
Paretad
Gib
Aller Cegilte
Ues
Hank
W. Dorman
Madeon
Patton
Margaret Hether
Leona Arhath
Bere
Perea
A. Mabon
Palatine
Sihering
Barn Dune
Pieaendrys
Bors
Wilken
Margaret Ee
Cart Graha
Duke of Connaught
Vancou
Tory Ayiver
Crack Military Band
Canada
Elks’ Circus
Liberator
Wagner's
Port Lawton
Marine Corps
Navy
Clan Fraser Highland Band
Lieut. McManun
Sixth Regiment
Jontat Colling
Divorce Claims Across Numerous Cases Surface
A flood of divorce actions appears with claims of abandonment and abuse. Mary Lotquist alleges repeated drinking led to curses and threats. other filings include Clara Smith seeking divorce from Frederick W. J. Smith for abandonment. Susie Torgeson seeking separation from Rudolph Torgeson. Maude Pierson granted divorce from Val Pierson. Maude Bottomley and Clara Moore are among others pursuing or granted separations and divorces in various locales.
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Mary Lotquist
Magnue Lotquist
Lotquiste
Tampa
Pia
Clara Smith
Frederick W. J. Smith
Maude Fores
KR. E. Feree
Susie Torgeson
Rudolph Torgeson
Val R. Pierson
Maude Pierson
Everett
Maude Bottomley
Charlee Bottomley
Clara Moore
Ray W. Moore
William Ray Moore
Attendance Totals Mentioned for Season
The note lists 26,008 in attendance and a season total of 1,167,177. It appears as a brief statistical summary likely from a sports or event ledger. No additional context or names provided.
National Editorial Association Opens Twenty Fourth Convention
The National Editorial association met in Beattle at the Be Attle Proms club room in the central building. About 260 editors from newspapers across the United States gathered for the twenty fourth annual convention with greetings from local officials and anticipation of future tours and events in Seattle.
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National Editorial Association
Be Attle Proms Club
Dewnpapers
United States
Bue
Ills of Ella Ingles Lace Case Shake Chicago Court
Chicago July reports recount Ella Ingles the Irish lace maker testifying in a sensational trial. The defense argues a slave plot while the state pushes for conviction amid allegations of abuse and inhuman treatment. Evidence includes a moonlit night claim and accusations against lace dealer Agnes Harrotte and a prominent Indiana politician.
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My Voiced Press
Chicago
Ella Ingles
Coumvel
Iiat
Johann Hoch
Eas
Dla Drentane
Gortont
Colin
Jackson Boulevard
Agnes Harrotte
Indiana
Benedict J. Bhart
Sho
Weather Bureau
Wellington
Haw
Deoptte Witacke
Miss Gingles
Canada
Plate
Frank
Burglar Hits Three Drug Stores In City Break-In Spree
A burglar used Jimmy on rear doors to enter Worthen Drug at 312 E Pile St stealing $16 from a register and 60 cents in postage stamps from Broadway Drug at 618 Broadway. An attempt to pry White Drug at Blahthav and Pike ended when the intruder escaped during the early morning hours.
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Hy Vaing
Jimmy
Worthen
E. Pile St
Broadway
Blahthav
Pike
Press club plans roaring parade for big county fair night
A large turnout of newspaper men and showmen are preparing a major event at the Pay Streak. Officials from the Concessions Association, the Igorrotes village, and the Press club have organized a kangaroo court, a merry go round, a patrol wagon, and musical entertainment. The big parade, led by the Portland Journal carrier band, starts at 8.00 pm from the King County press room. Weather forecast: fair tonight and Tuesday with light northeast winds.
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A.M. Baker
Bekim
Conces Oe Association
Richard Bewind
Igorroté
Sam ©. Haller
Monitor
Jerrimac
Presa Club
Bells Jon
Captain Baker
Mattox
Merrygoround
Nanny Balth
Cairo
Behneidewind
LH. Pearson
Ab King
Kangaroo Court
Corer Wappenstein
Wappy
Chilberg
Frank P. Allen, Jr
Loule Jer
Jim" Wood
King County
Portland Journal
Roosevelt party to meet many lions in wilds
Naivashal July 18. Loalie Tarlton of the Roosevelt expedition reports Col. Roosevelt will soon encounter a great number of lions. He spent time at waterholes seeking camp sites and notes hunters will face many big black-maned lions.
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Naivashal
B. EB
Loalie Tarlton
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Tarlton
Texas bankers visiting fair on four week tour
A party of 180 Texas bankers led by association president T C Yantis arrived in the city this morning. They will tour the city then depart for Victoria and Vancouver B C. The four weeks trip starts via Santa Fe through Colorado's Grand Canyon to Los Angeles and San Francisco to Seattle. Return travels via Northern Pacific from Vancouver to Yellowstone then Denver where the group will disperse to members’ homes.
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Association
Francisco
Victoria
Vancouver
B.C
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
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