Mccormick murdered at Magnolia saloon in Seattle
James McCormick laborer and county hospital employee was killed at 7 am at the Magnolia saloon 211 First avenue south by John B. Rouse the night bartender. Rouse fled but was arrested at his home about an hour later. McCormick age 63 appeared to be struck with a beer bottle or iron footrail and died at the scene. Coroner Hoye ordered a post mortem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCormick
County Hospital
John B. Rouse
Magnolia
First Avenue South
McCormick
Rouse
Philbrick
Mag- Rolia
Hoye
Cunningham
Benhey-Watson
Sergeant Powers
Tenth Avenue South
Mike Powers
Sancentine Rowse
Jai
Rouse Enya
Tom Pope
Antoon
Gleason & Miller
Rowse
Sedro
Woolley
Wash
Nome
Seattle
Mother of Dr F H Coe Not Expected to Live
Mrs Susan M Coe aged 84 and mother of the late Dr F H Coe has been in an unconscious condition since last Sunday morning. Attending physicians fear she will die within hours due to shock from her son's death. One side of her body is paralyzed and her condition worsened after the loss. She had cared for her son until his death last Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan M. Coe
F. H. Coe
West Seattle baker found dead in shop stock room
Gustaves Piehl a 35 year old West Seattle baker was found hanged in the shop stock room. Deputy Coroner Arnold reported the death last night and insurance records show 2500 in coverage. Piehl left a wife a son and two daughters and had spoken of dreams of death by hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustaves Piehl
Seattle
Pleh
Phillip Ruppert
Arnold
Ruppert
Farmer
Piehl
Woodmen of the World
Saengerfest Opens in Tacoma Third Annual
The third annual Saengerfest of the North Pacific Saengerbund opened in Tacoma. Members from outside points are welcomed as the day is devoted to receiving and entertaining them. A combined rehearsal occurred at the Tacoma theater with more plans for a hustness session, rehearsals, and a grand concert. A Sunday parade and picnic are scheduled, followed by a band concert Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
North Pacific Saengerbund
Halfway
South Tacoma
Horrific Odor Sparks City Police Inquiry
For the last ten days a strong stink has plagued a location. A witness described placing two fingers near the nose and applying gentle pressure while shrugging at lax city officials. Patrolman Bunnell, overwhelmed by the odor and chaos, referred the matter to the police chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariven
Bunnell
Swede Killed in Canadian Pacific Yard Accident
Special report from Fernie describes the fatal incident in the Vancouver area where Blue Orant a Swedish worker was run over in the Canadian Pacific railroad yards. His body was found near the depot by a pedestrian with the head severed from the trunk and a slice removed from a foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Fernie
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Nominees and political figures visit prominent leaders
Rhopus N. ., Wood president of the National Fraternal Congress and Mark W. Stevens of Michigan met Judge Parker noting the nominee looks forward to his aged mother's visit next week. Mr and Mrs Sheehan had luncheon at Rosemont. Howard Y. Brown Union League of New York, William L. Ward Port Chester committeeman, John Asteicher Republican Editorial Association president, and Charles & Francie former minister to Greece called on President Roosevelt this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhopus
Award Wood
National Fraternal Congress
Mark W. Stevens
Michigan
Parker Thas
Sheehan
Rosemont
Oyster Bay
Howard Y. Brown
Union League of New York
William L. Ward
Port Chester
John Asteicher
National Republican
Sasociation
Charles & Francie
Greece
Roosevelt
Prohibition Candidate Swallow Seeks Presidency in Indy
In Indianapolis the Prohibition party accepts Rev. Silas Swallow of Pennsylvania as its presidential candidate. Swallow vows to “redeem us from bunco boodle and booze” and appears confident of winning delegates as he files notification of candidacy amid the convention crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Silas Swallow
Pennsylvania
Swallow
Een Carroll
William Goodman Rancher Dies in Tragic Home Incident
William O. Goodman, a wealthy pioneer rancher, is reported dead in a fatal incident at his residence. Details are scarce as investigators examine the site and gather statements from family and local neighbors. The community mourns the loss of a prominent figure in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Goodman
A. Seh Wager
Owen Ee
Pope's Latest Photo Shows Notable Changes
From Rome dated July 32 the latest photograph shows the pope after a year on the throne. He appears thinner with pallor and a more serious expression while in white papal robes and the red cloak and hat. Cardinal Barto patriarca of Venice is noted as the present pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Barto Patriarca
Venice
Vatican
Hess
Malacca seizure reaches diplomatic accord among powers
July 22 reports from St Petersburg and London state the Russian foreign office agrees the Malacca will not face a price court and cargo will be inspected at Suida Bay Crete. Britain acknowledges Russia's right to search and indemnity terms are discussed amid Franco and European mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
S1 Petersburg
ST. Petersburg
Hardinge
Foreign Office
Suda Bay
Crete
Smolensk
Malacca
Russia
England
Dardanelles
London
House of Commons
Four
March for Mukden marches amid Japanese advance
A Moscow dispatch confirms Taao Yang reports Japanese forces broke through a Rivistun flank and march on Mukden. Chefoo telegram notes a clash near Che Liho with Kurokia advance guard. Japanese withdraw after a hard fight with two killed and 11 wounded. Russian losses unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
Ruesky Listok
Taao Yang
Mukden
Rome
Chefoo
Kurokia
Rueslang
Che Liho
Line Yane
Heinze hit by new suit over mined loot in Montana
Fr Augusto Heinze and his agents face another lawsuit as the Boston and Montana Mining Company seeks 5.759 million in damages. The claim alleges loot from adjacent Minnie Healy mine via underground tunnels. Earlier suits for 1.5 million each are connected, signaling intensified legal action in Montana against Heinze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butth
Mont
Augustua Heinze
Boston & Montana Mining Company
Amalgamated Corporation
Mutt
Heinze
Minnie Healy
Wn Ag- Pensio
Heinge
Azo
Legal Warfare Declared in Montana Feud
The scene of political conflict sharpens as an ongoing legal warfare targets Heinze. Observers say the Ammi guinnated people intend to drive Heinze from Montana amid rising tensions and partisan maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinze
Meipze
Montana
Drowned Foreman in Langley Canal Boat Accident
Drowning accident reported on the Salmon River near Langley. John Owen, foreman at the Bt Mungo cannery dam, disappeared after tipping from his boat while talking to youths returning home. His boat was later found carrying his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Westminster
Newt
Langley
Batweay
John Owen
Bt. Mungo Cannery
Salon River
Owen
Wonster Arrests Noted In Prostitution Case
A warrant for the arrest of Iflee Mathini on charges of placing his wife in a house of prostitution was issued by Justice Gordon after Patrolman Burk reported the case. Mathini had been accused for some time but officers lacked evidence. Police observed suspicious activity near residences in the lower section as officers investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iflee Mathini
Burk
Gordon
Marthini
Ant
Neuses
Big Packers Strike Declared Again in Midwest
Chicago reports a renewed strike at stock yards as 15 000 to 20 000 workers arrive seeking reinstatement. Union leaders accuse packers of discrimination while Donnelly orders a new walkout. Across Kansas City St Joseph St Paul and Omaha workers join the action with varying participation and warnings of further disruption.
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Wrk
Thme
Donnelly
Armour Plant
Armour
Nicholas Goer
Packing Trades Council
Swift
Murphy
Anglo-American
Nelson-Morris
Golden
Teameters
Butcnere’ Union
Tribe
Tnjona
Packers
Montana Split on the Trust Question
Richard R. Kilroy of the Butte Evening News says the trust issue dominates Montana politics. He notes broad opposition to the Amalgamated Copper Company and Rockefeller interests, with Roosevelt viewed as a trust buster. Kilroy plans a two week Seattle stay with family.
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Montana
Richard R. Kilroy
Butte
Roosevelt
Truste
Judge Parker
Standard 601 Company
Amalgamated
Roeinkefeller
Kilroy
Seattle
Memorial Services for Dr. Prana H. Coe Held in Seattle
Friends and admirers of the late Dr. Prana H. Coe gather at Piret Presbyterian Church in Seattle for memorial services conducted under the King County Medical Society. Dr. Coe’s brother J. B. Coe from Chicago attends, with a program including organ voluntary, male quartet, prayers, addresses by Dr. J. Royoum and others, readings, and resolutions of condolence.
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Prana H. Coe
Piret Presbyterian Church
King County Medical Society
Chicago
Coes
J. B. Coe
Singer Manufacturing Company
George FB. McManus
Ormoniet
Kindly Light
George E. King
W. Saunders
William Conant
W. F. Andewon
Prayver
M. A. Matthews
J. Ro Yooum
Tacoma
Washington State Medical Sociery
Salo
Mra
W. H. Whittlesey
F.C. Mughes
Dor K. A. J. MacKenzie
Portlaind
James H. Lyons
Beatie
Park Wood Willis
Beattie
Lewle R Daweon
J. PD. Liwyd
Too Strong for the Police Rumor Strife Shifts to City Hall
Local reports from Madison Street near thrat venue describe unrest and a rumor mill about police inability to control a disturbance. The Board of Health backs police inquiry and seeks 1500 dollars from the finance committee to cover investigative expenses. Aboard the Umatilla from San Francisco, passengers and freight arrive as West Seattle rises in status. County commissioners discuss actions to address the situation and request measures to prevent repetition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Street
Board of Health
Mullen
Crichton
Gill
Umatilla
San Francisco
Freteht
West Seattle
Elesa
Thio
Lerdor
Acta
Tewo
Whiskey Brings Downfall of Former Lawyer Sent to Insane Asylum
R H Tregaskis once bright intellect and former lawyer was committed to the insane asylum by Superior Judge Griffin after an alleged attempt to brain a guard with a stone. Doctors described his decline as alcohol driven and expect recovery under medical treatment. He offered no defense and welcomed the transfer for treatment.
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R. H. Tregaskis
Sheehan
Griffin
H. A. Shaw
W. N. Powers
Tregaskis
Treguskis
Elopee In Toils Follow Lead To Missing Wife
Seattle residents hear of a Sheriff tip from Merced California about a woman calling herself Mabel M Wilson but believed to be Clark or Walker under surveillance in Merced. The woman arrived with a young man named Madson who was jailed for vagrancy and placed in the Merced chain gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Cudihee
W. C. Moore
Merced
Cal
Mabel M Wilson
Clark
Walker
Madson
Fox terrier bites several neighborhood children
Mrs. Theodore H Beauchamp reports her daughter Lucette and her son were bitten by a vicious fox terrier in the court behind their Union Street home. Several area children including 10 year old George Bolm were bitten as the dog prowled silently foaming at the mouth and biting on the hip. The owner promised to remove the dog after authorities were warned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Union Street
Littl
Rate Rise Reported By Marine Insurance Expert
Mr Cooper of the marine department for Calhoun Denny and Ewing cites morning cable quotes of 20 and 40 percent with 1 percent by Neutrals and 2 percent by Japanese bottoms. He asserts an unlimited market at Lloyds and notes some companies may drop out of the Oriental marine insurance business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Marine Department
Calhoun, Denny & Ewing
Lloyds
Oriental Marine Insurance
Primaries Held Tomorrow Night For County Convention
Democratic primaries for the county convention are set for tomorrow night. Sheriff and prosecuting attorney contests draw the most interest with Jay Allen favored for the prosecutor post and Jack Williams slightly leading James Quilter for sheriff. The state committee will open offices Monday in three rooms at the Seattle hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Allen
Jack Williams
James Quilter
Democratic State Committee
Seattle
Donaldson Faces Multiple Criminal Charges After Abuse Incident
Fragmentary report indicates Donaldson, a deputy, faces several criminal counts following domestic abuse linked to a Green Subdivision case. The summary references a landlady, Mrs Leith, and an alleged choking and beating incident, with legal action pending.
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EATRA
Ames M’cormick
J. B. Rouse
F.H. Coe
Gustavus Piehl
Parker
Pope
His Holiness
Pius Xx
Gzar TQ
France
Alexandria
Port Said
Venus
Berliw
Husein
Paris
Reuseta
Lord Lanedowne
Buckingham Palace
Edward
Salmon
Wonster
Berlam News Asan
Kansas City
Prac
Joseph
South St. Joseph
S&t
Omaha
THE
OIL and Copper Trust
Standard Oil Company
Rainier Grand
Copper Octopus
Amalgamated Copper Company
Elopers
Geore Joye
Mev
Ortrade Rebb
Colspan Dork
Ugly Dog
Lucette Beauchamp This
Lucette
Theodore H. Beauchamp
Donaldson
Lata
Bacramen
Taira
Leith
Elty
Agron
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