Death of Pope Leo IX Reported by Italian Government
Rome announces Pope Leo IX death at 3 55 pm after a peaceful passing attended by church officials and the papal commission. Cardinal Serafina Vannutelli and other clergy were present as absolution was given, with ceremonial arrangements discussed for the interregnum and lying in state in the Sistine Chapel. President Roosevelt was informed by cable from Rome confirming the death.
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Roosevelt
Pope Leo XIII Death Details Revealed In Rome
Rome reports the pope died at 4 04 pm and his body will be embalmed and prepared for burial. Cardinals and papal officials gathered as the conclave to elect a successor was set to begin after the rites. Cardinal Oreglia announced the death and began official notifications to clergy and foreign representatives.
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Temporary successor to the pope named Cardinal Stefano in Rome
Cardinal Stefano, born in 1810s, rose from theater circles to Rome’s curia and diplomacy. He became cardinal bishop of Porto and Rufina then Ostia and Velletri, dean of cardinals, camerlengo, and arch chancellor. He is allied with Leo XIII but critical of modern ideas and has handled papal affairs as chamberlain.
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Chamberlain
Visionary scheme halted by court over Seattle Electric bonds
Paul Noyes challenges Beattie Electric Company plans to guarantee Puget Sound Power bonds worth 1.9 million in a 4 million loan, arguing the move exceeds powers and harms stockholders. He warns debt would devastate Beattie Electric and Puget Sound holders, while Rione and Webster of Horton steer Beattie Electric through the dispute.
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Puget Sound Power Company
Stane & Ton
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Noyes
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Beattie Pivetric Company
Neyes
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Puget Boom Power Company
Pierce County
Oidy Trust Company
Massachusette
Beattle Electric Company
Cotham
Puyallup
Tacoma
Seattle
First Officer Quinn Arrested Over Nome Ship Shooting
On the Aztec a former sailor Willem Christianson was wounded in the leg by First Officer Thomas Quinn during a desertion incident in Nome on July 6. The Aztec crew faced arrests and bond hearings with Quinn posted at $2000 and Paul Grennin and W Brady at $1500 each.
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Northwestern Commercial Company
Nome
Willem Christianson
Holy Cross Hocapital
Christianson
Bolomon J 4
Agtec
Man Sues Puget Sound Electric for 106000 Damages
George Hogg through his attorney filed in federal court today a suit seeking 106000 against Puget Sound Electric Railway. He was injured May 18 while on a moving Interurban car when sudden current turn threw him under the wheel. His legs were crushed and mangled requiring amputation. He is 20 years old.
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George Hogg
Puget Sound Electric Railway
Hoge
Deny It Telephone People Say Miss Wrede Did Not Cause the Spokane Strike
City advices claim Miss Wrede has not been recalled from Spokane to the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph. officials contradict these claims. Com met Wrede in Spokane, previously Seattle, where she held a similar post. Operators allege her duties widened the breach between girl employees and the company and cite new rules seen as unreasonable.
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Spokane
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Comeet Wrede
Telephone Company
Seattle
Girt
Mis Swede Administration Behind Inaugurated Strike
Company officials deny Miss Wrede's authority claiming she merely followed company policy. They assert she remains in Spokane, not recalled, and that the Spokane strike arose from misdirected sympathy with the Hnemen. They praise Miss Wrede as a commendable young lady trusted by officers and many employees.
Pollard Operetta Dorothy Shown By Local Troupe
Pollard Litiputian-company presented Dorothy, an opera, at the tile theater last night. Alice Pollard led a versatile cast, with Daphne Pollard as Lurcher stealing attention with humorous grimaces and bold makeup. Fred Pollard, though not in a leading role, remains a popular company member and will headline the Gaiety Girl soon.
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Alice Pollard
Daphne Pollard
Lurcher
Fred Pollard
Babes and Tigers Set for Athletic Park Clay Series
Dugdale's Babes and the Tacoma Tigers prepare to clash at Athletic Park with a freshly rejuvenated squad making its home debut. Captain Charles L. McGregor resigns as captain of the Dirigo. Capt John Johnson to take the helm on the Farallon after years as pilot of the Dolphin.
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Farallon
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Dolphin
Fire devastates Nome in historic Gold en Gate hotel blaze
A deadly July 5 fire in Nome destroyed the Golden Gate hotel the Cottage and the A E warehouse with about a dozen cabins. Three people died including A M Hays and Sherman D P Gregg of Pittsburg others saved by ladders or quick exits. Firemen battled wind driven flames as the Meteor freight ship carried word of the disaster and investigations cited hotel cook Barr for manslaughter.
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Neme Exploration Company
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Luster Offay
Gerrogn-American Savings Fund Company
Philadelphia
Ogrene
Nome Pittebure
W. T. Perkins
Fred Jtannem
W. J
C. A. Mitchel
Tacoma Declares Half Holiday for Carnival Participation
Mayor Louise Dr. Campbell announces a civic holiday on Monday July 27 to allow Tacoma laborers to join Seattle Organized Labor Day carnival ceremonies. Unions plan with factory and mill closings, uniforms, and a parade. Several Tacoma women are being considered as queen or maid of honor.
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Seattle
Wild Morning Fire Alarm At Olympic Hotel Causes Panic
A wild-eyed man appeared from a second story window at the Olympic hotel and yelled Fire causing a street-wide alarm. Patrolman Hadeen responded as another call reported a fire at Beattie hotel. No blaze found. the culprit was identified as H. P. Clark who kept shouting the warning.
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Beattie Hotel
H. P. Clark
Poisoned mother and child deaths shock town
A coroner's inquest follows exhumation of Mrs Addie Mull and her one year old daughter after both died within days. Chemist Rogar reports corrosive sublimate in the stomach of Mrs Mull while the child's stomach analysis is pending. Police suspect poisoning and possible murder tied to Dagar Crowell amid a complex family dispute and alleged threats from a divorced husband.
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Mull
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Mul
Lakeview Cemetery
Woma
Rogar
Annalysie
Mair
Frank Mull
Union Seeks Flat 30 Cent Hourly Wage Rise
Workers press plan to raise wages to 30 cents per hour while the company, they say, uses firings to dodge higher pay. Current rates range from 22 to 2 cents per hour based on service length. The union aims to secure 4 flat raise and reduce turnover.
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