Sawyer Lake Fame Recalled in Sheriff Cudihee Plot Tale
Long and tangled tale claims Sheriff Cudihee was duped by Tracy and confederates. Key figures Fred Floyd alias Tattoo Red and George Simmons allegedly plotted to hand Tracy to the law with a big reward share. Ward Lewis and others denied links while in Seattle talk swirled.
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Fred Fioyd
Tattoo Red
George Simmons
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Seattle
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Steamer Primus Sinks Near Hamburg with Large Losses
A collision near Hamburg between the Primus excursion steamer and the tug Hansa sank the Primus in the Elbe. About 185 passengers and 15 crew members were aboard the Primus with most of the Eilbeck society perishing. Thirteen bodies were recovered at daybreak as rescue efforts continued. The tragedy occurred about 20 miles below the city under a bright moon.
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Neinstedtemn
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Elbe River
Mystery of Lake Tragedy Unfolds in Fredonia House
Coroner Hoye and Star reporter detail a fatal trio case in Fredonia house. Mary Thomas alias Lake, Samuel H C Lake and elusive elopement trigger a double murder suicide, with a marriage certificate found and Mrs Thomas dying in Providence hospital.
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Star
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Michel East Kootenay
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Wiltsie
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Mary Stringham
A. T. Davis
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Terrace Street
Sitasegrees Aegee
Seattle
Weensa
Jose
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Stewart
Barbee
Bories
Explosion on Teredo Launch Splinters Marysville Boat
A gasoline explosion aboard the Teredo in Marysville injures the engineer in charge and destroys the 98 000 launch. The vessel, tied at a wharf, exploded when a lamp ignited escaping gas as a party of Masons from Lowell traveled to constitutional exercises. The injured man was sent to Everett hospital in serious condition.
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Lowell
Milme
Pverett
Rebecca Taylor Sues for Reinstatement in Mandamus Case
Rebecca Taylor, a War Department clerk dismissed for criticising the president in print, filed a mandamus suit to compel Secretary Root to reinstate her. She claims her outspoken speech was protected and seeks restoration of her position.
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Washington
Rebecca Taylor
War Department
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Oh Yes He Will Return Says May
A brief item notes hopes that May predicts a returning figure, with cautious language suggesting optimism but leaving uncertainty about timing or certainty.
Roosevelt Plays Tennis As Sister Arrives from London
The president spent the morning quietly playing tennis at Oyster Bay. His sister in law, Mrs Owens, wife of the reeator, arrived today from London to attend the coronation.
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Floods Devastate Mississippi Region Across Lands
Floods inundate the Mississippi area from Hannibal to Louisiana with Can ton and Westney as disaster centers. Lakes, wrecked levees, and rising water submerge prairie lands and crops while farmers face millions more in losses. Hope hinges on levee protection though widespread overflows threaten the country.
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Missouri
Mississippi River
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Keokuk
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Westney
Pend Og
Issouri Bluffs
Little Boys Must Be Good
Commander Potter of the gunboat Ranger wires the secretary of the navy that a brief engagement occurred between insurgent and government vessels in Panama Bay. He warns the insurgents that bombardment of the city or anchorage cannot be permitted.
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Washington
Potter
Ranger
Secretary of the Navy
Panama Bay
Criticism of Roosevelt over Smith case voiced in Army and Navy Journal
Washington July 21 The Army and Navy Journal a semi official publication comments on the Smith case saying the general s retirement is morally if not technically an increase of punishment and violates the spirit of the 112th article of War The publication calls the president s action unjust and unwise unfortunate and remarks are noted by observers.
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Washington, D. C
Army and Navy Journal
Smith
Sundays Saloon Closings Sought In Seattle Crusade
Patrolman Ribback asked Prosecuting Attorney Fulton for a warrant to arrest a First avenue saloon keeper for keeping his door open yesterday. Fulton refused saying city controls liquor traffic, advised draft of ordinance for council tonight. Chief Sullivan denied knowledge of any crusade against Sunday liquor sales.
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Seattle
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