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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1904
Page
2
Unclear Names Record in OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals without context. Names include B MacDougall, John B. Agen (nee Romebergueur) as Donworth, Sohmita Jb. Lowman, Charles MH Rept, and James D. Hoes I. No events or actions described in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermtorors
MacDougall
John B. Agen
Nee Romebergueur
Donworth
Sohmita
Jb. Lowman
Charles MH. Rept
Ewart James D. Hoes I
Favorites Make Good Favorites At Meadows
Eldred, Nordente and Priestiike were the lone favorites to win races at Meadows yesterday. Eldred won the five furlongs easily from Karabet with Wilna third as crowds watched in warm weather. Nordente led early to win the one and one half mile event with Ulm second and Prestolus third. Priestiike captured the five furlongs in a tight finish over Step Around Agnes Mack with Fran & Game third. Tom Hawk also won the six furlongs at 10 to 1 with Charley Swetzer second and Reaigned third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldred
Nordente
Prieatiike
Ae Meadows
Karabet
Wilna
Kelly
Ulm
Prestolus
Sinnott
Priestiike
Step
Agnes Mack
Fran & Game
Crosewaite
Tom Hawk
Charley Swetzer
G. Gravell
Champions Meet on the Alleys
City Champion Davis and Jenkins defeated State Champion Mahnken and Scherrer in a high quality two men bowling match at Monarch alleys. Jenkins and Davis both averaged over 200 for five games, with Scherrer and Mahnken strong in the fourth game but unable to win another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Jenkins
Mahnken
Scherrer
Davie
Jenkine
Washington Cedar Lumber eyes Vancouver Island timber expansion
W C Schulthels of Washington Cedar Lumber Company Ballard Wash visited Vancouver seeking cedar on Stayaquot Sound. The firm has bought up to 75 000 acres crown granted timber for export and plans a large mill in about three months to process logs for export over the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
W. C. Schulthels
Washington Cedar Lumber Company
Ballard
Wash
British Columbia
Stayoquot Sound
Vancouver Island
Washington Company
Schulthels
Circus License Debated in Bellingham Council Stir
Hellingham reports Unlens Tingling Broadrows agrees to pay a $1,000 city license for a traveling circus. At a council meeting Mayor Mack read a telegram from the show agent asking about the charge. The council, after discussion, upheld enforcement of the ordinance and the $1,000 license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellingham
Bellingham
Mack
New Charge Against King Forms Federal Case Link
Tiecanse Joe King, a notorious criminal, faces possible federal charges for the Perndale post office robbery. He has been jailed three months, subjected to harsh interrogation, and forced to name two associates, Brownfield Fay and O’Neill, who were bound over for burglary. The Civic Union plans to investigate King’s case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiecanse
Joe King
Perndale
Whatcom County
United States
King
Delaney
Brownfield
Fay
O'Neill
Civic Union
Grand Offiers of 1. O. G. T Elect Officers and Delegates
At a grand lodge meeting the 1. O. G. T. elected John W. Brewer and George F. Cotterill as delegates to the Belfast Ireland international convention in July 1905 with alternates Miss Cora Cotterill and Miss Mamie A Fisher. Officers named include Grand chief templar James R. O Farrell of Orting Grand counsellor W P Hershey of Walla Walla vice templar Bertha M Kale of Everson grand secretary Merton E Brewer of Seattle grand treasurer G C W Anderson of Seattle grand vice counsellor Miss Josephine Snyder of Seattle grand electrol superintendent O L Fowler of Orting and grand superintendent of juvenile templars Emily Peters of Seattle. W Cole, who attempted suicide by jumping into the bay, was committed to an insane asylum by Judge Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Belfast
Ireland
John W. Brewer
George F. Cotterill
Cora Cotterill
Mamie A. Fisher
Templar
James R. O'Farrell
Orting
W. P. Hershey
Walla Walla
Bertha M. Kale
Everson
Merton E. Hrewer
Seattle
G. C. W. Anderson
Mise Josephine Snyder
Elsetrol
O. L. Fowler
Emily Peters
Heinze buys another daily in Missoula campaign move
Misoula Mont July 22 1t is reported F A Heinze has bought the equipment of the defunct Daily Thief and plans to revive it for political purposes. J M Kennedy an alleged henchman could not confirm or deny the report while The Missoulian remains the only daily paper under Amalie control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
F. A Heinse Haw
J. M. Kennedy
Clement
Va Ha
Missoulian
Amale Per
Chloroformed Murderer Surrenders After Standoff
Pierce shot and killed his wife then barricaded himself at home. Authorities used a ruse with an undertaker to gain access and chloroform him, securing him without further harm. In Ohio, an appeal for Alfred Knapp, the Hamilton strangler, was filed with little chance of commutation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeonia
Pierce
Columbur
Obie
Alfred A. Knapp
Hamilton
Ohie
Annes
State Board of Pardons
Thomas Darby
Jefferson's Maiden Voyage Up Lynn Canal Inspires Ovations
In Skagway on July 12 the Alaska Steamship Company's new steamer Jefferson completed its maiden voyage to Lynn Canal and docked before Ahanway. The trip featured rain at Ketchikan and Taku but was otherwise pleasant. A chorus of cannery workers, steamers, and boats saluted the new queen of the north, with the cocceletor the sole vessel not to partake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skagway
Alaska
Alaska Steamship Company
Jefferson
Lynn Canal
Ahanway
Ketchikan
Taku
Cocceletor
South Dakota cruiser launched at Union Iron Works
The new cruiser South Dakota slid into the water at 6:40 p.m. yesterday from Union Iron Works shipyards in San Francisco. Bishop W Nichols gave a brief prayer and Grace Herriet, daughter of the South Dakota governor, pressed the launch button to release the hull of the youngest American cruiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
South Dakota
Union Iron Works
W. Nichols
California
Grace Herriet
Souta Dakota
Northern Pacific Railway stockholders meeting adjourned
New York July 22 stockholders of the Northern Pacific Railway company adjourned their annual meeting indefinitely without business after an earlier court order led to the dissolution of the Northern Beourt iles company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern Pacifice Railway Company
Businese
Supreme Court
Northern Beourtiles Company
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