Miners move to impeach Judge Jackson amid strike turmoil
In Indiana tensions rise as miners plan impeachment of Judge John Jay Jackson, citing injunctions and land seizures. Evictions from union lands trigger homeless camps, arrests, and jail for striking families led by Mother Jones who vows solidarity. Central Federated Union funds 6 cents per week per member to aid striking miners.
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Indianapolia
John Jay Jackson
Federal Court
Miners’ Union
Union
Yoenle
Parkereburg
Prieen
Ty Rod
New York
Central Federated Union
Board of Public Works Lets Sidewalk and Street Contracts
The Board of Public Works approved several street improvement contracts this morning. Awards include J A Bailey for sewer work on Jackson Street, Joe Frank for a concrete sidewalk on 18th Avenue from Raft Columbia Street to East Cherry Street, and J A Halley for paving an alley between the Starr Boyd and Mutual Life buildings.
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Board of Bile Works
J. A. Bailey
Jackson Street
Twenty -Second Avenue
Twenty-third Avenue
Joe Frank
Eighteenth Avenue
Columbia Street
East
Cherry Street
J. A. Halley
Starr-Boyd
Mutual Life
At & Coat
Ewing Street
Fortieth Street
Plummer Street
Twenty-ninth Avenue
White Cooks Good Enough at Nagle’s Lunch Rooms
A Chinese cook sparked a noon-hour dispute at Nagle's on Madison with four waitresses resigning after a union demand to fire him. The manager refused, patrons gathered as workers protested the decision. The waitresses, backed by the Waitr Union, quit over continued promises to dismiss the chef.
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proprieto#s
Nagle’s
Madison Street
Second Avenues
Waitr * Union
New York Woman Strangles Three Children
Mrs Mary Meade a watchman's wife killed three children and fatally injured another with a blanket strip during an insane frenzy in New York. Authorities report she is suffering from alcoholism and cannot recover.
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New York
Mary Meade
Van Alen Daughter Marries Robert Collier
Sarah Van Alen daughter of J. J. Van Alen wed Robert Collier son of the Collier's Weekly publisher in New York today.
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New York
Sarah van Alen
J. J. van Alen
Robert Collier
Colliers Weekly
Oats Price Fluctuation Moves Chicago Market
Not firm Chicago oats for July dipped 14 cents to 5 cents early then surged to 67 cents later, closing near that level after an intraday spike in July oats trading.
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Chicago
Coronation naval review ships announced
The Admiralty lists 21 battleships and 24 cruisers along with about 49 other British ships for the coronation review in Portsmouth England on July 24. About a dozen foreign warships will also visit.
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Portsmouth
Eng
The
Admiralty
Roosevelt approves court martial sentences in two officers
President Roosevelt approves the court martial findings and sentences for Major Edwin Gienn and Lieutenant Julien Gaujot who were convicted of inflicting the water cure on Filipinos. Gienn receives a fine and one month suspension, while Gaujot faces a 150 dollar fine and three months suspension.
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Washington
Dpd
Roosevelt
Edwin Gienn
Julien Gaujot
Glenn
Gaujot
Siwash Dance on City Slip Ends in Brawl
A siwash man and his squaw arrived from Port Madison for a celebration when a longshoreman tripped him. The bump led to a fight as the attacker was knocked down, while the squaw attacked the assailant. Deputy Coroner Shirley Willate left for Tol t to investigate logger John Garrison's death after his body was found under a log with a broken neck at Haley Lumber. The death appears instantaneous and may be brought to Seattle for burial.
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Siwash
Port Madison
Shirley Willate
Tolt, Wash
John Garrison
Haley Lumber Company
At & O
Seattle
Rival Clothing Co Ad Promises Bargain Feast
Foresters' Picnic ad notes great Broken Lot Sale offers returning customers and referrals. Rival stock billed as even and up to date with extra sales staff. Men's suits priced to entice at 4.95 in various fabrics. Balloon ascent at Leschi Park slated for Sunday afternoon July 27.
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Leschi Park
Seattle
Rival Clothing Co
L. J. Hoffman
Second Avenue
Madison Street
Knickerbocker Favored in Open Republican Chair Race
The Republican county central committee convened in the Diller hotel with Knickerbocker seen as likely chairman. Hughes argues for city support while Van Houten withdrew and Knickerbocker’s candidacy gains backing from P. J. and L. Smith who back county commissioner bids. The session focused on organizing the campaign and appointing committees.
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Republican County Central Committee
New
Partoria
Diller
PP. D. Hughes
Seventh Ward
Threely
Ll. WW. Knick
C. van Heuten
Seattle
Tt Ie
Konickerbocker
Chang
L. C. Smith
P. J. Smith
Favors
Smith
Knickerbocker
Hughes
Nickerbocker
LB. Knickerbocker
F. G. Whitaker
A. J. Goddard
Young Girl Lost In Everett Missing Ella Reed Aged One
Police seek Ella Reed age 11 months who left Everett yesterday at 3 30 with Bernice Harder. No details of the departure. John Kelly arrested by Officer La Count on lower Washington Street for stealing a watch from Thomas Lynch. Naval band from Bremerton to play at Madison Park Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Naval Band
Bremerton
Madison Park
Ella Reed
Everett
Aide
Bernice Harder
John Kelly
Poiceman
Lower
Washington Street
Thomas Lynch
Investment notice for Inter-State Co. in Seattle
A bold notice promises stock dividends during hard times and invites readers to enter with the only company offering the SMALL INVER chances as a LARGE INVESTOR. It directs to Inter-State Co. at 22-32 Pacific block Seattle Washington for details and entry.
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Compan
Oe Large Investor
Inter-State Co
Pacific Block
Seattle
Wash
Jewel Theft Tale Tangles Society Figures in Philadelphia
A sensational jewel theft ties N Hashim former opera manager to Mrs Constance Drexel Biddle in a $30000 loss. The Biddles prominent in navy circles with Hashim once linked romantically, alleged to have profited from the jewels during a volatile divorce era.
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Philadelphia
N. Hashim
Constance Drexel-Biddle
Hashim
Texas rain floods Cameron and Dallas area
Heavy rain drenched central Texas from Thursday, with Cameron reporting 15 inches in four hours. Santa Fe tracks were washed away for 1000 feet and Arkansas Pass road partly destroyed. Little River surged 20 feet in eight hours, then crested and began slowly receding.
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Dallas
Texas
Cameron
Santa Fe
Arkansas Pass
Littl
Death of Marion Burwell at Eagle Harbor
Marion Burwell eleven year old daughter of Anson Burwell president and manager of the Seattle Hardware Company died at Eagle Harbor this morning. The family had been summering on the sound when the illness struck at their seaside home. A representative of Henney & Stewart, local undertakers, left for the body and would return with it tonight.
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Marion Burwell
Anson Burwell
Seattle Hardware Company
Eagie Harbor
Sound
Henney & Stewart
Seaside Daytrip Announces Round Trip to Alki Beach
Round Trip offers family excursion to Alki Beach with pleasant wading and bathing. Passengers should bring baskets for a daytrip as steamers from Lilly Reese Dock depart hourly.
Architects award contracts for lakeside hotel and two residences
Williame and Clark announce a $12 000 summer hotel project on Lake Washington. They have awarded a $6 000 residence contract to Garline Dawkett and Finch for Charlies Crowley at Dennyway and Fourteenth. A $2 000 residence for Jamen dy at Eighteenth Avenue and East Jefferson street will be let this afternoon.
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Williame & Clark
Lake Washington
Garline, Dawkett & Finch
Charlies Crowley
Dennyway
Jamendy
Eighteenth Avenue
East Jefferson Street
Round Trip Fare Bulletin for Alki Beach Transit
A tourist note lists 25 cent round trips with 15 cent children fare to Alki point bathing beach and picnic grounds. Steamers from Lilly and Bogardus dock depart hourly on Bundage line.
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Alki Point
Lilly
Bogardus Dock
Bundage
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