Tacoma Waterfront Labor Strife Fuels Court Injunction
Judge C H Ole issues an injunction as strikers and waterfront workers clash near Colman dock. Sheriff and two deputies patrol to prevent violence while Radames work continues slowly. Forbes, arrested last night, remains jailed on contempt while authorities vow to keep the peace and avoid siding with either union.
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Paapite
C. Hole
Membera Y Wunion
Colman
Peeter
Pres
Tacoma
Auic
Forbes
Fedral
Stey
Hanford Pone
Bishop Kadrobake Visits Seattle for Russian Mission
Kadrobake, bishop of a church at Juneau, travels toward Russia. A Greek lieutenant is involved, and the narrative mentions a wife and five staying amid a convoluted local scene in Mexauiu An, with routes via Seattle and unspecified stops.
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Kadrobake
Juneau
Min
Russia
Mexauiu
Martin Marko S
Rus
Roosevelt Travels by Auto Amid Flood Threats at Prisco
Fragmentary wires report Roosevelt riding to the coast in an auto as sea Joaquin river rises and floods farms near the millionaire resort at Prisco. Caterpillars menace lawns and shrubbery while a fundraiser yields results.
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Roosevelt
Prisco
Sea Joaquin
Mass
Alice
Largey
Milakre
Hutte, Mont
Salt Lake City
Urecia
Wacher
Portland
Bank Contact Promises Full Service for Your Business
A banking invitation promises personalized attention and robust support for your business. It emphasizes a reliable HoH connection, full account access, and a remail balance stated as sufficient to start relations.
Saloons Press Court for Licenses in West Seattle
Mandamus proceedings were begun to force city officials to issue licenses to Mahuken Co John Hartig and King Owens or appear in court on July 20 at 9 30. Judge Griffin issued the orders and papers were served on Mayor Miller and City Comptroller Carroll. Licenses expired July 24 and renewals were delayed by the council. ordinances signed June 30. Until July 30 the saloons operated without licenses while petitions to revoke licenses for all three proceed.
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West Seattle
Mahuken @ Co
John Hartig
King & Owens
Griffin
Miller
Carroll
Seattle Saloons
Bartender Dies After Saloon Fight in Providence
John Cox 43, bartender at J J Kelley s Art Palace 1315 Firetav, dies of heart failure after a fight with 26 year old electrician Fred Hackleman over $2 Cox followed Hackleman who struck him causing a broken leg and fatal shock He died at Providence Hospital Coroner ordered an inquest at Collins Bros undertakers after autopsy Hackleman is jailed without bail pending inquiry
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John Cox
J. J. Kelley
Art Palace
Fred Hackleman
Kelley's
Cox
Meekers
Hackleman
Mackleman
Providence Hospital
Phillips and Corbett
Carroll
Collins Bros
State Democrats Meet at Tacoma
Twenty five of 27 county members of the Democratic state central committee attended a conference at the Tacoma hotel. Gubernatorial candidates spoke of wins and campaign vigor while plans for organization and fundraising were laid out for the party.
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Tacoma
Democratic State Central Committee
Bryan
George P. Wright
Tom Vance
Olympia
Robert KB. Turnatall
Cowlitz County
Thurston County
Street car fender tests pay volunteers two dollars daily
Public services commission hosts tests by fend er manufacturers to assess car fenders. Volunteers will receive two dollars per day for placing themselves as obstacles in front of swift-moving street cars during the test period.
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New York
Public Services Commission
Castle Rock at Green River Noted in Photographic Tour
A traveler recalls photographing Castle Rock near Green River Wyo from a Pullman step. The rock towers with layered hues of green yellow and purple while the town at the riverfront watches trains pass and locals express pride despite potential danger.
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Tourtet
Green River
Wye
Castle Rock
Swindlers Target Laborer With Counterfeit Cash in Seattle
A gang of confidence men operated in Seattle using a bogus sixty dollar bill on Italian laborer Andy Tomich. They lured him with a fake purse find, promising half the money, then took him to his room where he handed over silver coinage for the counterfeit note. Tomich's case was dismissed, and police warn the same scammers targeted another Italian worker recently.
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Seattle
Andy Tomich
Denny Park
Tomich
Tomitch
London
Tragic 16 Days End in Montana Mountain Death
A lone man named W. H. Gulliver died after sixteen days of agony in Sanders county near Olive Station Montana. Coroner Victor Seward found evidence of a long struggle with hunger and injury. Gulliver kept a journal with lines about a broken jaw and failed hopes for rescue as local searchers later found his body.
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Helena
Mont
W. H. Gulliver
Mountain Wilds
Olive Station
Sanders County
Victor Seward
Fight For Life With Maniacs
Two train riders Davis and McCoy are rescued after a knife attack by five men while riding the engine tender from Terre Haute toward Evansville. Both men were wounded and later jailed in Sullivan Indiana after the locomotive halted.
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Albert Condell
Branerilie
Terre Haute
Evansville
Condell
Devise
McCoy
Davis
Sullivan
National Guard officers to command at Lake encampment
National Guard officers will command the Blue and Brown armies during the Lake encampment maneuvers next month. Major William P. Burnham announces the August 10 and 11 drills as the largest in the period with Colonel Lamping of the Second Washington and Colonel McDonald of the Third Oregon directing opposing forces comprising regulars, militia, artillery, cavalry, and infantry.
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United Proes
Tacoma
National Guard
American Lake
WiMam P. Burnham
Brush
Lamping
Washington
McDonald
Oregon
Robber assailant found on trail to Clear Lake
The article notes a robber assailant Saturday with a body found on the trail to Clear Lake. City workers in Bellingham must not smoke per a mayoral edict. Two mysterious fires occurred Thursday and Friday nights. In Cendiarium 18 suspects are named. Mr. Baker reportedly belches sulphur and vapor. The Brown Ketchum Iron Works of Indianapolis won a $16,760 Bremerton navy yard steel frame contract for the power plant building. Next Saturday the governor's mansion cornerstone will be laid in Olympia with a planned holiday. Auburn will celebrate all day with sports, picnics, and a dance in the evening.
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Bellingham
de Mattos
Baker
Brown Ketchum Iron Works
Indianapolis
Bremerton Navy Yard
Olympia
Auburn
State News: Edmonds to a Hustling Town
Ira Neos inger, an aged resident of Medical Lake, was killed by a street accident as building activity surges in the bustling town.
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Hdmonds
Ira Neos#inger
Medical Lake
Mysterious Robbery Returns Countess Von Wartens Leben Necklace
Berlin reports the $50,000 necklace stolen from the Countess Von Wartens leben in February has been returned to her. The whereabouts of the gems during the interim remain a mystery and a public interest remains high.
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Berlin
Judge Toot Improves. May Leave Room In A Week
State supreme court judge Toot, reported to be improving after a period of illness, is expected to leave his hospital room within a week. The update comes from court officials asserting steady recovery and return to duties.
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Toot
Metropolitan Building Company to Erect Temporary Brick Store
Under royal permission the Metropolitan Building Company breaks ground at the southwest corner of Union and Fitzhugh to construct a temporary one story brick store with half a block frontage and 120 feet depth. A. W. Miller described as a navy deserter was arrested by Officers Mart and McKnight and will be held awaiting naval disposition.
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Regenta
University of Washington
Metropolitan Building Company
Union At
Fitzh Av
A. W. Miller
United States Navy
Mart and
McKnight
Miller
Ocean Freight and Puget Sound Shipping Movements
Frank Waterhouse & Co. charters the British steamer Craigvar for Seattle North China run now at Honolulu. Inverior of Waterhouse-Weir fleet arrives from Tacoma to load for the Orient. Transport Creek shifts to Tacoma to bunker for Frisco. Towage planned for waterlogged Minale EB to Port land. Buckman of Anchor Line to sail for Frisco at 8. Spokane excursion steamers due Wednesday under Capt. Thomas and Capt. Conradt with Ohio mariner crew.
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Frank Waterhouse & Co
Craigvar
Seattle North China Run
Honolulu
Waterhouse-Weir
Tacoma
Spokane
Thomas
Ohio
Conradt
Roosevelt to greet American Olympic team in London return
President Roosevelt telegraphs congratulations to James B. Sullivan of the Amateur Athletic Union. He hopes to shake hands with each athlete as plans unfold for a grand reception in New York upon the team’s return from England. The president may deliver the chief welcoming address.
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New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
London
James B. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
England
Bartender and porter arrested for Sunday beer sale
Co. C Buckley bartender and T Tomite porter in J J Weber's saloon 611 King Jr arrested for violating the Sunday closing law after patrolmen saw them leaving with beer bottles under their arms. The incident began when officers Dennings and McCrath observed the two men departing the premises with beer.
Mrs Tresea Markley to be buried in Eugene Oregon
The body of Mrs. Tresea Markley will be shipped to Eugene Oregon for burial by her mother Mrs Dean. She had attempted to drown her daughter Metba and then killed herself in Lake Washington.
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Tresea Markley
Metba
Lake Washington
Eugene
Ore
Mra. Dean
Mississippi Valley drainage convention backs wetlands fund drive
In Memphis delegates from Tennessee Arkansas Louisiana Kentucky and Mississippi gather for the Mississippi Valley Drainage and Good Roads association annual meeting. They aim to secure a large share of the 38 000 000 government fund for wetland reclamation in the valley. If successful thousands of acres now low in value would be made valuable.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi Valley Drainage and Good Roads Association
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Kentucky
Mississippi
Iowa
Arrested man in foul meat theft case puzzles police
Joseph Lamonte, arrested after being found eating half-decayed meat and sodden bread from a garbage can, is jailed in Los Angeles. He is well dressed and intelligent seeming but claims joblessness and hunger. Police suspect temporary mental disturbance and note no aid applications were made.
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Angeles
Joseph Lamonte
Lamonte
Christmas Comes Early for County Bridge Awards
County records show on March 17 the approval of a 7 765 foot earthwork contract on Rex Ross road to Thomas Alexander for 5360. A higher bid by D M Liddell was rejected the next day as minutes note bid forfeiture. Taxpayers lose 766 dollars amid critic notes on public contracting.
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Court House
Thomas Alexander
Rex Ross
D. M. Liddell
Abraham
L. H. Goerig
Comminutes
Liddell
Bell-Scott Co
Cove Dock
P. Manson
Flames Shoot High From Oil Well Near Templo
Flames rise about 1 500 feet from an oil well near Templo in Mexico City area as two weeks of fire continue. Estimated 90 000 barrels of oil gush daily, creating the greatest fire in history. Pennsylvania Oil Co prepares a heated metal drag to seal openings once access is possible.
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Mexico City
Ofl
Templeo
Pennsylvania Oil Company
Farmer Warren W. Phillips Buried With His Horse
Warren W. Phillips rich farmer lies in the grave with his favorite horse Phil Sheridan nine years after the animal was buried. Despite plans for a fashionable cemetery the will specifies interment with the horse. Phillips, who distrusted society, said his horse was his best friend and would rather go to hell than be buried in a cemetery.
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Pittsburg
Warren W. Phillips
Phil Sheridan
Phillips
Hell
Western Federation of Miners Defines Its Labor Role
In Denver on July 27 the Western Federation of Miners tabled applications from multiple lumbermen's unions in Montana and the northwest. A resolution declares the federation will remain distinctly an organization of laborers employed in mines and mining mills.
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Denver
Colo
Western Federation of Miners
Lumbermen’s
Montana
Northwest States
Western Federation
Count Komura Departs London for New Tokyo Post
Japanese ambassador Count Komura sailed from London to New York en route to Tokyo to assume leadership of the foreign affairs ministry in the new cabinet of Count Kateura. A large cortege of Japanese officials and English friends observed the departure at the dock.
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London
Count Komura
England
New York
Tokio
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Kateura
Seattle Condemnation Pleadings Filed for West Wheeler Extension
Papers in the matter of the petition of the city of Seattle to condemn private property for the extension of West Wheeler street were filed in the superior court today.
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Seattle
West Wheeler St
Superior Court
Wireless Underground Station Marks Paris Tech Leap
Paris reports the ministers of war and marine have started a central wireless station project to send strong electric waves underground across long distances. French scientists claim signals could reach New York, signaling a breakthrough in global communication.
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Paris
New York
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