Murder of infant shocks King County readers in case
A grim infant murder investigation unfolds in King County with a baby found smothered near Lawson and a coroner stating the child was well formed but killed by asphyxiation. Deputies are dispatched to search for the parents as authorities pledge full inquiry and burial planned at Black Diamond.
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Lawson
Underwood
Neon Cal Mines
Black Dinsmond
Hoya
Diamond
Teye
Hoye
Astrariff
Black Dia
Sailor Murder on Road Described in Grim Account
A seaman recalls a gruesome killing on a country road. He lured his victim, severed an artery, and taunted the dying man before the death on the Manga crew ship. Arrested suspect Sto Bine confessed and blamed his enemy. The case unfolded after the ship docked in port with gold finds reported along Poplar Creek.
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Wahway
N. J
Bino
Walter
Coeas
Pin
Keto
Shipmatee
Sto Bine
Tragic Tunnel Slide Kills Three Men Near Washington Street
A earth slide at the south end of the Great Northern tunnel crushed three workers Frank Smith Joe Carte and Franshkeski Vorgeski as they drilled a binlet near the tunnel face. Foreman Savage Caled warned to stay back but the men panicked and were buried under the clay. The bodies were taken to the Bonney-Watson morgue.
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New
Great Northern
Washington Street
Frank Smith
Joe Carte
Francheski Vorgeski
Smith
Carte
William Smith
Foreman Savage
Ren
Themerives
Bonney-Watson
Platinum discoveries at Poplar Creek push Northwest mining boom
Vancouver reports confirm striking richness in the Lavan valley region with tales of immense ore. A representative, Wy Mover, notes the wealth at stake as miners from the Lorton and Philadelphia talists seek machinery, while Carlson shows ore pieces the size of a hand and gold visibly clustered on claims near Gold Park, signaling a major mining surge.
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The
Star
Vancouver
Poplar Creek
Lavan Valley
Lorton
Philadelphia
Larto
United States
Haute
Gilbert
Oves
Nk Carlson
Gold Park
Prisoner Arrest Spreads Across Continents in Nome Case
Charlies BK Herron of the United States Secret Service and Deputy US Marshal D R Dwyer of Nome arrived in Seetiie after circling the globe to escort J I Heatley to Beattie for trial on a government fraud charge. Heatley, convicted on multiple counts, served a Manila sentence before arresting in South Africa where he is accused of fraudulently obtaining funds. He claims his name was forged and says little about government ruses. He travels with a companion as a prisoner at the Hotel Beattie.
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Manila
South Africa
Heastey
Nome
Heassey
Hotel Beattie
Lowell Explosion Toll and Ongoing Rescue Efforts
A July morning update on the Lowell explosion outcome. Eight dead and several missing are reported as hospitals treat the injured. Military units were dismissed as police take over duties and guard the scene pending further details.
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Lowell
Mase
Pellee
International Boat Race Hopes Rise On Puget Sound
An inter naval race between ships’ boats is planned for the bay next week. Captain McKinnon of the British Belford has challenged to a race. Secretary PB and the Bakers' union head plan to organize a world class event on Puget Sound with Mr. Gill coordinating with foremast and American sailing vessels.
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Bakers’ Union
McKinnon
Belford
Puget Sound
Gill
Varius Foretan
Sound
Sinking fears surround the Helen Brewer voyage
Maritime circles doubt the Helen Brewer survived mid ocean after a severe Bourabaya storm. The ship was badly damaged with a large hole in the hull and filled with water before beaching. Repairs were hurried but weakened condition may have prevented weathering another storm, fueling speculation of a sinking. Reinsurance rates jumped sharply on the vessel amid market volatility. A separate federal case saw Herman Hoglund win $100 against the Northern Pacific Railway for injuries from an elevator accident.
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Helen Brewer
Bourabays
Delaware
Brewer
Bourabaya
Wernet
Herman Hoglund
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Ae Damager
Miner Crushed Under Three Ton Boulder at Morgan Mine
Olento Daltito, a Black Diamond miner about 36, was killed last night when a rock fall trapped him at the Morgan mine. Coroner Moye reported the boulder weighed three tons and no inquiry was needed. He was unmarried and will be buried at Black Diamond.
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Morgan
Daltio
Hoye Cays
Mal
Black Diamond
Moye
Gambler Peter Gelgsner Dies By Carbolic Acid Act
Peter Gelgsner a known gambler in Georgetown reportedly killed himself by drinking carbolic acid at his home yesterday afternoon. A Japanese servant found him, lips and mouth showing the poison method. He left a widow and three young children. he had built a fine Georgetown residence and had ties to Seattle sporting circles. Deputy Coroner Wiltete ordered the body sent to the Kenney-Watson Morgue.
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Peter Gereom
Georgetown
Gunnydale
Paine. Wert
Mra Reimer
Geeaner
Beter
Ite
Apostles Defeated in Strikingly Odd Baseball Tale
A chaotic account describes a Mormon household quarrel and a muddled baseball game where Jimeny Winge lacked a clear genre on the plate. Eleven innings of mixed stunts and errors ended with Salt Lake hopefuls relying on Hickey and Brepher for a hopeful delivery today.
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Dewelall
Ge & Ww 6
Fami
Wells
Jimeny Winge
Hickey
Salt Lake
Unclear Capture of Game Scores and Locations
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple matchups with inconsistent formatting. Entries include locations such as Jere and San Francisco and teams like Helena and Tacoma with varying scores and unclear context. The readable bits provide no coherent event or outcome.
Thomas the Wonder Youth Shuts Down For Seven Innings
Wilson’s Smashes gain a boost as Thomas the youngster, dubbed the “boy wonder,” pitches well through seven innings before a rough eighth. The WHfan club rallies to beat him, 6 to 4, amid favorable umpire calls. Standings show Los Angeles and San Francisco top the region with Oakland close behind.
Follows Arthur to the Grave in Meadville Death Shocks Brotherhood
A Meadville engineer and Brotherhood member Youngeen died this morning after a long illness at the city hospital. The article notes MW H Shay Youngstown as a named successor to the deceased role.
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Meadville
Brotherhood of T the Engineers
Youngeen
H. Shay
Youngstown
Ames Names New President At Iowa Plate College
The faculty announced Lowe B. D. A forme as the new president of Iowa Plate College. A banquet will honor the appointment with state officials educators and alumni in attendance. He leaves the pulpit after serving Methodist churches in Madison Wisconsin and Des Moines Iowa.
Breakfast fish confusion near Fundy and Maine coast
Behooners report shy breakfast fish as elusive. They say schools thought to be mackerel are actually herring. Waters warm in spots for these two varieties, but not for mackerel.
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Clarges
Bay of Fundy
Maine
Elizabeths Hall of Justice Corner Stone Laying
The corner stone of a new 24,000 courthouse in Ion County was laid today. The event was conducted by the Masonic Grand Lodge of New Jersey with speeches by United States Senator John Dean and Former Governor Foster M, among others, praising the edifice as one of the most magnificent and costly of its kind in the country.
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Rialzabeth
Ion County
Randh
New Jersey
United States
John Ean
Foster M
Golfing Junket Brought to New York by Mayflower Trip
The H and Cambridge golfers travel by steamer Mayflower for a junket to New York. On arrival they will train at Brooklyn Country Club and My-Hott Club. Their first match is an inter-collegiate regation on August 10 at Kesex County Club in Manchester Mase.
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Brew York
Cambridge
Mayflower
Hosten
Brooklynntry Club
My- Hott Club
Thie
Kesex County
Manches- Mase
Prileb
Rusette Golf
Final Requiem Mass Held in Memory of Pope Leo
A solemn high requiem gathered mourners in Rome commemorating Pope Leo. Clergy and dignitaries attended the ceremony as bell towers rang and prayers echoed in the basilica.
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Leo
Rome
Pope Leo
Marksmen at La Crosse Open Interstate Tourney
The Interstate association tournament opens in La Crosse with the La Crosse and Viroqua Gun clubs hosting through the week. A large field includes W. R K. Crosby Pred Olibert Rallo Hei ken J. L. Stead and Merman Hirechy, with Hirechy noted as winner of the 1 grand American handicap live bird sheet.
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Lacrosse
Wic
la Crosse
Viroqua
W. R K. Crosby
Pred Olibert
Rallo Heiken
J. L. Stead
Merman Hirechy
Reunion of Central Pennsylvania Methodists Opens at Lake Mont Park
The Methodists of Central Pennsylvania began today at Lake Mont Park. Speakers include Rev. Thomas J. Leak of Pittsburg Rev. J. M. Yeager of New York Thomas M. Murray of Clearfield and Rev. C B L Cartwright of Boottdale.
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Central Pennsylvania
Lakemont Park
Thomas J. Leak
Pittsburg
J. M. Yeager
New York
Thomas M. Murray
Clearfield
C. B L. Cartwright
Boottdale
Chamber backs armory site in northern city block
The chamber of commerce yesterday passed a resolution urging county commissioners to secure one northern city block for a new national guard armory auditorium. The board has shown willingness to grant the site and the legislature has...
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Chamber of Commerce
National Guard Armory
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