Decision Against Union Mine Workers Sparks Outcry in West Virginia
Parkersburg reports Judge Jackson issues a sweeping injunction ruling against Maggerty Morgan Rice Wilson Bacon Rich and others for interfering with anthracite mines in Pennsylvania and Virginia strike districts. Sentences include days in prison for Hag gerty and similar terms for others, while “Mother” Jones faces heavy fines. Mitchell denounces the decision as an outrage and a threat to constitutional rights. The ruling shocks miners and raises questions about precedent for future strikes. Warrant issued for W Wilson secretary of the miners union as the scene unfolds in Chicago and nationwide reaction grows.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Jackson
Maggerty
William Morgan
Rice
Peter Wilson
William
George Bacon
Thomas Rich
Jones
Albert Joseph Roeski
George
Steve Teonike
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Haggerty
Morgen
Wilson
Bracon
Laskovich
Mater
Ihm
Chicago
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Free Country
Theodore Roosevelt
Witeen
W. Wilson
Motorman Saves Youth After Street Car Collision
On Seneca Street a street car struck a boy named McKinney as he turned left near Rim. Motorman Mat James halted the car with a near superhuman effort, saving the young life before he was removed to hospital for treatment of a deep head wound.
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Rim
Seneca Street
James
Coe
Death in Lake Washington Claims 111 Year Old
Clarke Wakefield aged 111 drowns near park in Lake Washington this afternoon around 2 o clock. He lived on Thirteenth Avenue Weller Street and was mining with a center of com at a bath house north of park. A tramp was suspected as the cause. body recovered an hour later by dragging the lake. Arn Hoye conducted lake investigation at the scene.
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Clarke Wakefield
Thirteenth Avenue
Weller Street
Park
Lake Washington
Bath House
North Park
Jones
Arn Hoye
Gome
Crosby Bound Over in Warrant for Gold Piece Attempt
Pred W Crosby was arrested in the evening for attempting to secure a bonus gold piece and was bound over to the federal court by a United States Commissioner in default of 4100 bail to the county.
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W. Crosby
United States Commission
The Book Agent Swindler Foiled in Ore City Case
An alleged book agent from an Eastern firm swindled Mrs. F. W. Horn of 42 Fleet Avenue. He obtained a $10 gold piece to subscribe to two magazines, then disappeared after promising to get the change. police notified.
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Mra. F. W
Gold Dust Reports From Candle Creek Steamers
A July 12 message from Candle Creek aboard the Corwin and Baidie notes water scarcity and halted operations July 4 at a local mine shipping. J P Parker reports abundant gold dust in circulation and the streamers bringing positive signs for mining interests.
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Atees't
Candle Creek
Corwin
Baidie
J. P. Parker
Dusty Nome goods shortages hit Candie mining camp
In Candie traders described scarce grub and high prices as miners struggle to feed crews. Potatoes arrived at a small rate, crowbill duck eggs sold at 3.00 per dozen, and coffee and bacon appeared in brief supply. Ellers and others hurried to get grub while milk and butter fetched high prices and work on No. 13 progressed after ground prep.
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Candice
Los Ponting i
Billy Cenal
The
Corwin Seman We Ores Sr
H. & Johnson
Nome
Sadie
Candle Creek
Nome News Update From Alaska Voyages and Treasure
Ohio reports late news from Nome with ships, cargo and passengers. Klondike treasure valued at $250,000 shipped to San Francisco. Vessels The John & Kimball Bear Lyra and others at Nome. Mt Shishaldin observed from Unimek pass. Fourth of July aboard a coasting steamer with celebratory salutes.
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Vailenela
Roanoke
Kimball
Eithu Thomson
Elk No. 1
Thetis
Nome
Nome City
Seattle
Ohio
Michael
Dewson
Yukon
Klondike
San Francisco
St. Paul
Unimek Passe
Mt. Shishaldin
Scotch
Morie
Purser
Robertson
Midsummer Garonne Excursion From Seattle to Alaska
The steamship Garonne sails from Seattle at 2 30 p m on July 29 for a midsummer excursion to Galay Alaska. Fare is 00 for the round trip with 4 for the 10 day trip. A stop at Skagway allows a possible White Pass Yukon railway trip. Frank Waterhouse & Co. handles the excursion in the Burke building.
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Garonne
Seattle
Galay
Alaska
Skagway
White Pass & Yukon
Frank Waterhouse & Co
Burke Building
Tracy and Merrill Oregon Outlaws at Third Avenue Theater
The sensational play Tracy and Merrill the Oregon Outlaws is presented at the Third Avenue theater this week. It has drawn strong summer business and will run all week with several changes since its first presentation improving the show.
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Tracy and Merrill
Oregon Outlaws
Third Avenue Theater
Disappearance Report for 2% Year-old Beattie Resident
A Beattie resident, 2% years old, 5 feet 10 inches tall with a dark brown mustache, is missing after leaving home last evening bound for Ravenna. Friends describe no known habits or leads, and authorities seek information this morning.
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Frank Hi
Ravenna
Otseda
Howley
Beattie
Bia
Jumps Off a Trestle Tragedy in Ohio Rail Crash
A train on the Ohio and Little Kanawha line derailed near Maitland, Stockport, killing Gertrude Sherwood of Pattite and about a score of others injured. The rear car burned, the track badly damaged, and traffic halted as rescue and repair efforts continued. Authorities report several fatalities feared.
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Stockport
Ohio
Ohio & Litle Kanewha
Maita
Gertrude Sherwood
Pattite
Carmen Young Arrested for Singing Grand Larceny
Carmen Young, charged with grand larceny and awaiting trial in the superior court, was arrested this morning for singing. Police comment on her voice while noting public disturbance from the incident.
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Carmen Young
Carmen
Ashingtom Street
Phtmma
Steffen Denies Selling Liquor At Lake Resort
William Steffen, owner of the lake resort, states he has not sold liquor in four weeks and did not promise to restart. He denies reports from Albert and other resort proprietors alleging he was selling intoxicants.
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Wiliam Steffen
Albt
Bouts Draw Tight Odds as Champions Stay Ready
In a tense betting scene at 10 to 4 against Ban Francisco Jr and 4 to 16 for the champion, large wagers are logged. Both fighters halted full training, only keeping in shape, as each proclaims full readiness and confidence ahead of the title clash.
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Ban Francisco, Jr
Union Pacific to absorb Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul lines
Chicago July report confirms Union Pacific has acquired the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul properties and will enter them into the big combine. This aligns with ongoing market chatter about consolidation among major railroad systems.
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Chicago
Fecal
Union Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee ,& St. Paul
Mutilated Body Found in Bag in Brooklyn
Workers along the water in Brooklyn found a mutilated body in a gunny sack washed ashore. Identified as Joseph Catano an Italian grocer in the Ghetto. Police arrested Vincent Treca after an initial investigation.
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New York
Brooklyn
Joseph Catano
Vincent Treca
Lynch lynching shocks Philipppi as two killed
In Womelsdorf two unnamed Black men were taken from the county jail and executed last night. One man was shot and the other hanged in the mob assault. The killings are linked to the alleged involvement in the assassination of Chief Wil moth of Elkina, a major figure in the case.
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Philippi
W. Va
Womelsdorf
Wilmoth
Elkina
Seattle Forecast Sparks Warm Night With North Winds
Seattle and vicinity expect a warmer night with a fresh north wind as Friday falls in a mild heat wave. Weather notes list no rain and clear skies across the region. San Francisco telegrams mention wheat values around 114 to 115 in market activity.
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Seattle
Vicinity
Beattie
London Arrival of Captain Putnam Strong in Alias
Captain Bradlee Strong lands in London from New York under an alias amid accusations from Miss Yohe. Strong denies links to her departure, saying she will have nothing to do with him, while Bohemia speculation hints at an attempted reconciliation.
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London
Putnam Bradlee Strong
New York
New
Captain Strong
Bohemia
Daylight Deviltry Burglary Near Lake Union Reported
A burglar broke into two homes near Lake Union yesterday at Miner avenue. The first entry targeted J W Dickering’s residence at 2345 Minor avenue, stealing a child’s bank and a photographic lens valued at 106 dollars along with jewelry. The thief then went to Mrs Prichard’s home at 537 Miner avenue, where he was seen leaving as residents alerted authorities. Detectives were assigned to the case.
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Burclare
Lake Union
J. W. Dickering
Minor Avenue
Wes
Dickering
Mra
Prichard
Miner Avenue
Prichard Wen Ga
Signa
Oats Rise to New High on Chicago Market
Chicago oats edged higher today as prices closed about 3 cents above July corn amid heavier receipts anticipated but not delivered. Short selling fueled bidding and pushed values upward.
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Chicago
Shorts
Can Keep The Baby Can Keep The Baby
Emory of the monte court line found a one day old baby boy in a basket on March 21 near Nineteenth Avenue. A note claimed the child was well born from “the beat blood in the Northwest” and clothed in fine attire. He and the woman took the boy in and planned to keep and raise him, naming him Lewis Lyle Schoch.
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Emory
Monte Court
Nineteenth Avenue
Fichach
Hig House
the . S
Lewis Lyle Schoch
Shawmut Captures Seattle Shorefront Crowd
The Shawmut steamship dominates Seattle’s waterfront as crowds gather at Arlington and White Star piers. The City of Denver is tightly pressed against White Star Pier, complicating departure while unloading proceeds smoothly. A minor fire at Seattle Ice Co on First Avenue South caused minimal damage. The ship cleanup was delayed by a water shortage.
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Arlington
White Star
Arlington Pier
Oregon
Indiana
Denver
Seattle
San Francisco
Seattle Ice Co
First Avenue South
Atrocities Reported in Philippine Moro Conflict
Captain J J Bershing reports the capture of the Sultan of Binadayan after Moros killed two Americans. A Moro leader Longol surrendered in a mutilated state. the sultan demanded exchange for captives and slaves, claiming protection, while authorities pursue justice. A second Moro leader involved reportedly killed himself to avoid capture.
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Manila
Philippines
J. J. Bershing
United States Cavalry
Tee Pons Ae
New Man
Berahing
Binadayan
Beraht Ot
Longel
Jore Dy Longol
Bergni
Mary J Lake dies after husband wounded her
Mrs. Mary J Lake succumbed at Providence hospital after a gunshot wound inflicted by her husband near 11:40 PM Saturday. Doctors fought to save her as she lingered from the back injury that perforated the spine, with family and nurses noting her gradual decline.
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Mary J. Lake
Mary J Lake
Providence Hospital
Nou
Morning Mystery Puzzling Sleuths in Local Shooting
A puzzling case near Sixteenth Avenue and Jefferson Street at 1 am involved a mysterious firearm incident, a closed carriage, and a hospitalized suspect. Police recovered a live man under a blanket, identified as a known criminal, with three skeleton keys, and linked him to railroad work and church thefts while investigators pursued the shooting's motive.
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Neighbhorhood
Sixteenth Avenue
Jefferson Street
John Mather
Rhnt
Garry
Saweret
Mather
Remembered the Burglar Robert Burns Charged
Detective Corning arrested Robert Burns on Tuesday and Mrs. A A Booth of Thirty seventh avenue and Haat Cherry street charged him yesterday with attempted burglary. She earlier saw a man trying to pry open a window and identified Burns as the intruder.
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Robert Burns
Corning
A. A. Booth
Thirty-seventh Avenue
Haat Cherry Street
He Bought It In Seattle Actor Buys Tracy and Merrill
James Post an actor in Seattle theater has bought the rights to Tracy and Merrill the Oregon Outlaws. A new company will tour immediately to bring the play to the road. The work was written by William Russell manager of the Third Avenue theater Readick and R K French are named as coast standbys.
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James Post
Seattle
Pacific
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