Servia Yields to Austria Amid International Tensions
The bulletin reports Servia formally submitting to Austria's demands with Belgrade signaling possible protest time. Russia foresees an extended ultimatum and warns of wider conflict if Servia refuses. Montenegro backs Servia. England and France likely to intervene if war looms, while Bulgaria's stance remains uncertain.
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Vienna
Servia
Austria
Belgrade
Neue Freie Presse
Berlin
Archduke Ferdinand
Russia
St. Peters
Haron von Gleslingen
Bia
Danube
Montenegro
Bulgaria
England
France
Germany
Lundin Pursues Injunctions Over Recall Signatures
Alfred H. Lundin seeks a restraining order to bar County Auditor Phelps from acknowledging withdrawal signatures on recall petitions arguing signatures must be certified by officials. Hamilton and Knudsen recall actions remain separate. Auditor staff to continue checking Hamilton and Knudsen petitions through Sunday for September primaries.
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Alfred H. Lundin
Hamilton
Gilliam
Phelps
Lundin
Knudsen
Supreme Court
A. H. Landin
Murphy
George W. McCauley
Petiioner
Halverstadt
Hamiltonians
Gillam
Hamilton Gang
A. D. Grow
Blewett St
Tragedy at Saocoma: Sister Killed and Injured in Revolver Accident
Vicdla Trues ale, 19, Prineville Oregon, is dead and Grace, 17, is wounded when a revolver discharged while the sisters were about to board an omnibus. The gun, owned by Sheriff George H. Ashby, fired from his hip, striking Grace in the thigh and grazing Vicdla’s throat.
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Saocoma
Ale
Prineville, Or
Grace
Acc
Yeater
Eni
Woury
George H. Ashby
Trial in Portland Ends as Fraud Case Near Verdict
In the Minard estate matter W F Minard Portland J Logan and E J Sellers faced charges of fraudulent use of maps in locating people on a California land grant. The case rested yesterday with further evidence expected when the trial resumes Monday.
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W. F. Minard
Portland
J. . Logan
E. J. Sellers
Taco
California
May secede Indon Orange provisional government declared
May Secede Indon reports that anti home leaders pledge an Orange provisional government in Ulster. Sir Carson, chief anti rule figure, and Captain Craig, his lieutenant, plan to depart soon for Belfast.
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Indon
Ulster
Sir Carson
Capt
Craig
Leutenant
Belfast
Emma Goldman to Speak in Seattle Sunday
Emma Goldman, famed anarchist, arrives in Seattle from Portland for lectures this week. She will speak Sunday at 3 PM on Revolution or Reform at 1 O G T hall and discuss The Church and Labor at 8 PM, with manager Dr Ben L Reitman arranging the events.
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Emma Goldman
Seattle
Portland
O. G. T. Hall
Virginia St
Ben l L. Reitman
Goldman
Do You Recall The Conductor’s Appearance This Morning
A reader is urged to recall details of the conductor who collected their fare this morning. The notice questions whether the passenger noticed beard mustache or a smooth shave and asks readers to test their observational memory.
How Grog Got Its Name From Admiral Vernon
The tale ties the drink grog to Admiral Edward Vernon who diluted sailors whisky with water in 1798. Sailors mocked him as Old Grogram, later shortened to grog, a nickname shared by the admiral and the beverage. Lawrence Washington linked to Mount Vernon through Vernon’s command.
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Edward Vernon
Lawrence Washington
George Washington
Admiral Vernon
Mount Vernon
Kitsap Transit appeals to halt Tango launch service
The Kitsap Transportation Co. requests a public service commission ruling to stop the summer operation of the Tango launch between Seattle and Colby. The company argues the boat deprives it of its best trade.
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Olympia
Kitsap Transportation Co
Bota
Public Service Commission
Seattle
Colby
Venus Slouch Fashion Advice for Women
Idah McGlone Gibson for The Gentile Star discusses how first impressions endure and urges women to dress becomingly for street and public spaces. She notes avoiding conspicuous trends and exaggerations and highlights Miss Bayne's views on personality influencing appearance.
Brothers Fly Home Made Aeroplane Over Harbor Dunes
Seattle youths Herbert A. Munter 20 and A F Munter 18 completed a home built biplane costing 2000 dollars. They flew five minutes over Harbor Island sand dunes using a 60 horsepower Hall-Scott engine. Sons of miner J A Munter of 1524 17th avenue.
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Seattle
Herbert A. Munter
A. F. Munter
Harbor Island
J. A. Munter
Indictments Dismissed Against Bridges in Tacoma
Remaining indictments against Samuel O D Bridges former clerk of the federal court serving a sentence at McNeil Island penitentiary for embezzling government funds were dismissed by Judge Cushman on motion of Assistant U S District Attorney Fishburne yesterday.
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Tacoma
Samuel OD. Bridges
Federal
McNeil Island
Cushman
U. S
Fishburne
Divorce Granted to 16 Year Old Madge Fitts
In Walla Walla on July 25, a 16 year old divorced her husband Wallace Fitts 37 from Seattle charging drunkenness and cruelty. The divorce grants her $16 monthly alimony and mentions she is mother of an 8 month old baby.
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Walla Walla
Wallace Fitts
Seattle
Madge Fitts
Butte Woman Regains Reason After Meeting Son
Mrs. Mary Aaberg of Tacoma regained her sanity after three weeks of blank mind upon seeing her son who had followed her from Tacoma to Montana. She had lost her mind while traveling to visit relatives in Great Falls.
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Butte
Mont
Mary Aaberg
Tacoma
Great Falls
Pipe foils burglar in Jersey City early today
Mary Quinlan woke to a foul smelling pipe odor and raised the alarm as a burglar fled the scene in Jersey City. The incident occurred early today with no injuries reported.
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Jersey City
N. J
Mary Quinlan
Fire Fears Diminish As Small Blazes Burn Out
Reports of new forest fires continue but are small. Chief Warden G. C. Joy of the Washington Forest Fire association says the dangerous blazes are burned out.
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G. C. Joy
Washington Forest Fire Association
Girl loses leg in harvest field mower accident
Davenport July 25 a 6 year old girl the daughter of Wil Hine stepped in front of a mower being driven by her father during a game of hide and seek in a harvest field and had one leg amputated at the knee the event is reported from the scene.
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Davenport
Wil Hine
Mental Physician Promotes Healing Through Mentalleom
An advertisement by Prof G J Stranack claims to cure chronic ailments by mental medicine and therapy. It promotes mental healing and lists offerings including medical texts and a guide titled How to Take Care of a Wife, with sensational claims about humanity’s moral road.
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G. J. ¥. Stranack
Grege
Hoyal Road
Hell
Melville C. Keith
Greek inmate appeals to stay in Olympia
Christopher Columbus a Greek inmate who was paroled from the state penitentiary and later arrested by Immigration Inspector White on a Mann Act charge has appealed to Governor Lister to prevent his deportation from the United States.
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Olympia
Christopher Columbus
Lister
Columbus
State Penitentiary
White
Strangest Woman Alive Dies From Rattlesnake Bite
Myrtle Wilson known as the Strangest Woman Alive with a carnival company in Roslyn is dead after a rattlesnake bite during a pit performance. Her husband and a crowd watched as the bite occurred. Lick Observatory says the Delavan comet discovered last December is visible at dawn.
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Roslyn
Myrtle Wilson
Texas
Lick Observatory
Lost on Mount Tamalpais in Dense Fog
Mrs Walter Sharp and Mrs Marvin To ney of Seattle Miss Ruth Fisher of North Yakima and Mrs B M Gil more of Vancouver B C recover after a night of terror in a lonely canyon on Mount Tamalpais foggy conditions caused them to lose their way while descending.
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San Francisco
Walter Sharp
Marvin Toney
Seattle
Ruth Fisher
North Yakima
B. M. Gilmore
Vancouver
B. C
Mount Tamalpais
Metropolitan Players Preview The Man Inside
Manager George J Mackenzie announces The Man Inside at the Metropolitan with Miss Alice Fleming in the lead and the troupe’s clever support. Also on the bill Guy Bates Post stars in Omar the Tentmaker at Moore during the week of August 9, with a strong supporting cast. Pantages presents Frontier Days a Wild West act led by Lucile Mullhall, with Dolly's Dolls and other acts including Paris Green Reed Sisters and Dave Vanfield. A star want ad will sell it quickly.
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George J. Mackenzie
Metropolitan Theatre
Alice Fleming
Metropolitan
Co . A
Guy Bates Post
Moore
Omar
Omar Post
Post
Pantages
Lucile Mullhall
Dolly
Paris Green
Reed Sisters
Dave Vanfield
Supreme Court weighs mandate on Seven Sisters printing costs
In Olympia on July 25, backers of the Seven Sisters initiative argue before the supreme court for a writ of mandate to compel Secretary of State Howell to accept 15.75 per page for printing the arguments rather than the 200 per page he demands. The case was taken under advisement.
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Olympia
Supreme Court
Howell
Bandits Stop L N Train Near New Orleans
Armed robbers halt a Louisiana and North eastern train near New Orleans s deriving $20.26 from a flagman and escape unseen by other passengers and staff.
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New Orleans
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Idah McGlone
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Puptie
J. F Stranack
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Vancouver, B. C
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Public Market
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Madison
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Merzi
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Metropolitan Players
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Judlce Mulhall
America
Plains
Los Angeles
George Ralphs
Andrew Barclay
Mabel Hughes
Dolly Dolls
Carl Caldwell
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Marcus Loew
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