Bryan avoids Hearst attack at independence party opening
William Jennings Bryan declined to discuss Hearst's assault on democracy at the Chicago convention opening. He was admitted last night to the Knights of Aley-Grer tim, a men’s order of Omaha and Nebraska bikers, in Fairview Lincoln Neb.
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United Press
Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Hearst
Democracy
Independence Party
Chicago
Bryan
Omaha
Thre Stete
Nebraska
Woman threatens to drown daughter in lake during breakdown
Maude Mouhe, 29, detained after telling neighbors she planned to take her child to Mack Diamond and kill them and herself. Police report melancholia and possible insanity examination ahead. Neighbor says she left home after quarrel with husband George Mouhe. no word on his whereabouts.
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Muwhe
Mack Diamond
Mra. Mouha
Lves
Eee
Maude
Abdul Hamid II to End Prison Era and Rule as Citizen
Sultan Abdul Hamid II, long held in confinement in the imperial palace, issues decrees allowing him to live as a citizen and to wed princesses within his family. The moves mark a constitutional shift and show the country embracing reform after decades of autocratic rule.
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Turkey
Imperial Palace
United Presa
Constantinople
Tur
Aes
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Abdul Hamid
Rch
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Enitan
Eae
Mother Tries to Kill Children in Street Tragedy
Apparent mental disturbance led Mrs Bach Eldor of 15th Ave W and Klondike to target her 14 month old son and 2 year old daughter near an approaching team. Prompt bystander Mrs J J Winger of 2511 15th Ave saved the infant from the horses. The girl was set on street car tracks but fled, a county jail for ante keeping and the tot placed in police matron care.
Browmiley Held Over Restraining Order Incident
A 15 year old Browmiley was detained after copying a restraining order against Judge Hanford. He was released on his own recognizance and is not expected to face contempt charges. The youth reportedly accompanied his father to the wharves, claiming the order was not in effect and that he merely happened to be there.
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Browmiley
Wsl
Hanford
Soap Lake Salve Ad Falls Silent in OCR Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment shows stray text mentioning Soap Lake Salve and medical or pharmaceutical terms, revealing an incomplete advertisement or notice with unclear context and no identifiable events or names.
Escaped Prisoner Tries Suicide After Chase
Bert S. Shaughnessy 28 of Summerville B C sought in North Yakima for passing worthless checks. He leaped 12 feet into a Schwabacher Bros store shaft, swallowed nux vomica, and lay in a basement in a critical condition. Detective Cortett and Patrolman Barek captured him at the Lincoln hotel.
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Summerville
B. C
North Yakima
Shaughnessy
Schwabacher Broa
Shavennessy
Lincoln Hotel
Cortett
Barek
J. J. Edwards
Liberty
Second
Occidental Ave
Schwabacher Bros.” Wholesale House
Providence Hospital
Democrats rally for state offices in announced slate
Large turnout at the Democratic meeting signals broad field for state offices with many candidates. Notables include William Blackman Spokane John Patterson Colfax North Yakima Pat yrae Spokane W H Kneeland Olympia Harry H Cottier Tacoma M M Godman Seattle George F Cotterill Seattle George Turner Spokane H D Merritt Wheat Chart Jones Spokane Otis Johnson Tacoma Albert E Schooley Lewis county James FE Pell Everett Maurice Langhorne Tacoma A H Garretson Tacoma William Goodyear Colfax W W Pullman Spokane H J Snively North Yakima and others in the race for multiple posts including governor lieutenant governor attorney general and secretary of state.
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William Blackman
Spokane
John Patterson
Colfax
Joh North Yakima
Patyrae Spokane
W. H. Kneeland
Olympia
Harry H. Cottier
Tacoma
United States
M. M. Godman
Seattle
George F. Cotterill
George Turner
Otis Johnson
Porland
Albert E. Schooley
Lewis County
James FE. Pell
Everett
Maurice Langhorne
A. H. Garretson
William Goodyear
W. W. Pullman
H. J. Snively
North Yakima
Foils Attempt To Commit Death By Own Action At White City
Reginald C. Landry of the Alaska Yukon magazine prevented a young man named Louis Eillemarche from jumping into a lake near the White City. The French consul’s son claimed life weariness after failing to find work and a paid canoe ride led to a near tragedy before Landry talked him back to shore.
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Reginald C. Landry
Take
Washington
Mr. Landry
White City
Louis Eillemarche
Chicago
Old Man Struck by Elevator at Local Laundry
R. Shaw, 72, employed in the Cas caf laundry, was badly hurt at 9:30 this morning when an elevator struck him on the head as he looked down the shaft. He was removed to Providence hospital. He lives at 2442 Dearborn.
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F. Wiltate
Cox
J. Jd. Kelly
William Gunther
Hackelman
R. Shaw
Shaw
Providence Hospital
Dearborn At
Wealthy Portland man arrested on larceny charge
B Bartee, a wealthy Iveryman of Portland, was taken into custody by Officers Byrnes and Phillips at the request of Portland’s chief of police. Bartee is accused of larceny by Bartee.
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Iveryman
Portland
Byrnes and
Phillips
Bartee
Thousands for extras nothing for charity
County Commissioners refuse money to send aged John Tierney home to Cincinnati after Mayor Miller found him deserving. Tierney, 70, a former Cincinnati resident, suffered through hard times and was sent back and forth between the mayor’s office and the commissioners but received no ticket home. The mayor and secretary provided temporary help, while the commissioners, with funds for emergencies, offered no relief for Tierney.
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John Tierney
Cincinnati
Miller
Tierney
John Slattery
A Stoer
Slattery
Judge Gordon Takes Vacation. Robert Evans Acts as Police Judge
Seattle attorney Robert H. Evans will serve as police judge during August while Judge John B. Gordon is on vacation. Gordon departs Seattle Friday night with his family for a three week trip near Olympia to hunt and fish.
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Robert H. Evans
Seattle
John B. Gordon
Gordon
Olympia
Dorothy Dayne to wear Directoire gown at Star Theatre
Dorothy Dayne, the singing come dienne, will don the Directoire gown she purchased after its Hon Marche exhibition. Starting tonight, Dayne will wear the gown at each performance for the rest of the week at the Star Theatre.
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Dorothy Dayne
Star Theatre
Directoire
Hon Marche
Mins Dayne
Rheumatism Relief At Soap Lake Remedies Review
A brief mention notes rheumatism relief associated with Soap Lake treatments. The item hints at patient improvement and regional health anecdotes without specific studies or names.
Forbes Held to Grand Jury for Contempt of Court
David Forbes was bound over to the grand jury on bail of 500 dollars for contempt of court after tearing down injunction notices at Pier 4. He admitted the act but claimed union status exemption. The court called it malicious and obstructive to justice. statute 549% allows up to 12 months in prison and a fine up to 300 dollars.
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Pier 4
David Forbes
Grand Jury
Forbes
George E. State
al Winters
Cottage City
Hearst Scores Bryan in Convention Speech
Delegates at the Independence party convention in Chicago resuming sessions after a morning at Hearst headquarters. Hearst vows no opportunity for Bryan resolution, pledges control of committees, and notes legal opinions on nominations. Resolutions committee rejects woman suffrage plank. speculation grows on vice presidential picks and Hagen as possible president nominee.
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United Press
Chicago
Videoscaeune Party
Resolutions Committee
Howard 8. Taylor
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Chan. A. Walsh
Iowa
Walsh
Independence Party
Bradley
Illinois
Chas. F. Neal
Indiana
Lebanon
Thomas L. Hiagen
Parisien Sheath Sown First in Seattle at Star Theatre
Tonight at the Star Theatre in Seattle patrons will see the Parisien sheath being sown first in a program featuring local acts and guest performers. The show promises fiber arts demonstration and live display of stitching techniques.
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Star Theatre
Seattle
Lumber Rates Postponed to October in Pacific Coast Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission extended the effective date for newPacific coast lumber rates to October 15, from August 15. Harriman lines cited the vast number of rates and printing a new tariff as impractical. The railroad will seek a federal court extension for hearings and will keep the temporary restraining order from taking effect before the new date while testing rate reasonableness.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific Coast Lumber
Harriman
Operators Win First Point in Wage Scale Dispute
After days of conference coal operators won the first point in the wage scale dispute set to take effect September 1. Miners sought an eight hour day counted from shaft entry to exit, but operators stuck to the old measure of time at work. C C Closson to discuss the 12th Ave regrade at Hoplist church meeting on 11th Ave between 4 Pike and EB Union streets, hosted by the 11th Ave Improvement and Taxpayers' club.
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Hoplist Church
Pike
EB. Union Ats
11Th Av. Improvement and Taxpayers’ Club
Delta Sigma Delta to Hold Convention in Seattle Next Summer
The Delta Sigma Delta fraternity plans a summer convention in Seattle. Vashon Island residents will exhibit fruits and grain at the A Y P fair in the Agricultural building with space arranged for the display.
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Delta Sigma Delta College Fraternity
Seattle
Vashon Island
A.Y P
Fire Alarm Franchise Faces Scrutiny As City Debates Terms
City council votes 4 to grant to National District Phelegraph a franchise for private fire alarm service amid concern over only 2 percent of gross earnings to the city. Mayor Miller weighs alternatives after reviewing similar deals in Portland and St. Louis, questioning direct alarm transmission and long term revenue.
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National District Phelegraph Company
Lantall & Private Free Alarm Aynteen Pn Bhin
Miller
Portland
St. Louis
Meadows Overnight Entries for Wednesday Stakes
Overnight entries list multiple races at The Meadows for Wednesday. Details include horse names such as Dainty Morsel Santo Gitano Celeres Marpenna St Charles Dr Crook Pepper and Balt Bonaventure Redwood Ue Our Anne and more with weights and abbreviations for each race across five divisions from one mile to six furlongs.
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Marian Delorme
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Steevcses
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B.nvne
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Massa van Scheneber
Hasty Agnes
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Burmett
Edwin Gunn
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Runaway Boys From Puyallup Are Apprehended Near Depot
Edwin Bence aged 12 and Julius Meade aged 15, runaways from Puyallup, were arrested by Officer Osborn near the Union depot after wandering the state for about a week. They will be returned to their homes.
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Edwin Bence
Julius Meade
Puyallup
Osborn
Union Depot
No Settlement in Victoria Rate War Between Nations
The Victoria Vancouver rate dispute shows no settlement in sight as American and Canadian officials clash over routes. Despite Canadian threats to remove American vessels, travelers still benefit from the current low rates amid the ongoing competition.
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Victoria
Vancouver
Children's Eyes Need Careful Attention During Growth
Schnehard Optical Co. invites parents to bring children for eye examinations. The message emphasizes special attention to children's eye troubles and seeks to encourage visits to the shop at 1207 Second district.
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Schnehard Optical Co
Rate War Looms As Transit Enters Vancouver Prince Rupert Route
Prince Rupert draws labor and shipping interest as a rate cut looms. Vancouver to Prince Rupert fares drop from 18 to 12 with the Transit slated to enter service while in Esquimalt drydock. A broader price war may follow affecting northern port traffic.
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Prince Rupert
Pacific
Grand Trunk Railroad
Vancouver
Esquimault
First Sheath Gown Shown On Seattle Stage Tonight
Miss Dorothy Dayne appears at the Star theatre tonight wearing the first sheath gown ever shown on Seattle stages marking a fashion milestone in local theatre.
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Dorothy Dayne
Star Theatre
Seattle
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