Victoria Police Debate If Death Victim Is Missing Son
Chief J M Langley of Victoria questions whether the man who died by self harm at the Richelieu hotel is W M Askew, a missing British Columbia man. A Mrs Askew in Nelson believes the victim may be her son, aided by a photo and morgue visit, though detectives note color differences and contact from Cornwall authorities.
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J. M. Langley
Victoria
Richelieu Hotel
Seattle
Mra
F. W. Dymond
Cornwall
England
Bonney Watson Company
A. G. Morgan
Old Country
Dymond
Port Blakeley
Wrecks Yield Manzanita Name Board Linked to Indians
Vancouver reports from July 30 describe wrecks off the South Gander islands where Indians secured a name board bearing the word Manzanita. The artifact is now with Chris Tie at the Lowe Inlet cannery. In Centralia a worker lost his thumb and forefinger when his right hand was caught in stationary engine machinery at Napavine.
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Vancouver
B.cc
Gander Islands
Christie
Lowe Inlet
Centralia
Napavine
Spaulding
Spauldng
Last Night of Mia La Theatre Draws Big Seattle Crowd
Manager Howe reports near capacity at noon with little meat left after strong run of Du Barry. The production Mia Leslie Car ter'n Du Marcy garners one of the season’s brilliants and best ventures for Howe.
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Mia
Leslie Carter
Neptune Salvage Reports Islander Position and Depth
Captain Henry Finch of Neptune Salvage says the Islander lies at about a 45 degree angle with the stern at 310 feet depth. The forward stack is found, pilot house gone, upper works intact, and officials note lights fail under pressure. once lighting issues are solved the salvage team will continue lowering the cage and proceeding with repairs.
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Henry Finch
Neptune Salvage Company
Finch
Juneau
Last Day of Mardi Gras Promises New Features and Unmasking
Crowds fill the grounds for the final Mardi Gras night with reduced prices for children and a 10 cent big tent show. King Dodo, the unknown, will unmask amid music and confetti, while clerks reminisce on hoarse voices from a lively carnival.
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Dodo
Dedo
Cache found in Missoula river area linked to Bearmouth train robbery
A second cache tied to the eastbound Northern Pacific train robbery near Bearmouth was found 16 miles west of Missoula by Detective Hindman and Sheriff Sterling. Items include a rifle, cartridge belt, hunting knife, and provisions. George F. Hammond implicated by Spokane arrest records awaits formal information and pending capture of his partner.
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Missoula
Ment
Northern Pacific
Bearmouth
Missoula River
Here
J. S. Hindman
Addison Sterling
Missoula County
George F. Hammond
Spokane
Helena
Hammond
Osophical Society to Lecture on Necromancy at Pioneer Hall
The Osophical society plans a Sunday evening lecture at the A. O. U. W. hall in the Pioneer building. EB. O. Schwagerl will speak on Necromancy the Worship of the Dead with the stated topic.
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The
Theosophical Society
At & O'Clock
U. W. Hall
Pioneer Building
EB. O. Schwagerl
No Launch Fare for New York Dry Dock Visitors
The New York is in dry dock and passengers can board without a launch. Boats depart Pier 2 on Sundays hourly after am.
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New York
Commander Boukatoff's Children At The Russian Embassy
The two children Olga and Gregory, offspring of Commander Houkatoff, entertain the Russian embassy corps in Washington. They dance the Russian peasant jig and court tinuet with grace, their mother dressing them in traditional attire. Olga wears a long frock with a laced bertha while Gregory sports red leather boots and a velvet cap, adding Picturesque charm to Washington parks.
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Washington
Houkatoff
Oval
Olga
Gregory
Bertha
Highway Robbers Shoot, Loot Puritan Coal Official
P F Campbell superintendent of Puritan Coal Mining at Turitan and a stable boy were held up on a public road near Portage at 10 this morning. Campbell was shot twenty five times and died. the boy is badly hurt. Three highwaymen escaped with 5000 dollars meant to pay miners. In Chicago L Bushnell vice president Vaughan Bushnell Manufacturing was robbed at 10 am on his way to the West Side factory. He was slugged and left injured. two men fled with 2000 dollars for weekly worker pay.
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Altoona
P. F. Campbell
Puritan Coal Mining Company
Turitan
Portage
Campbell
Chicago
L. Bushnell
Vaughan- Bushnell Manufacturing Company
Bushnell
Pulitzer Pays $500 Fine For Antelope Killing
Ralph Pulitzer son of Joseph Pulitzer of the New York World settles a wildlife violation charge in Lewiston Montana by paying a 500 fine. A separate case in Te ton county remains unsettled after a year in court.
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Lewiston, Mont
Ralph Pulitzer
Joseph Pulitzer
The
New York World
Pulitzer
Pope Says France Breaks with Vatican Amid Diplomatic Ties
Rome reports the pope declaring God s will be done after France severed diplomatic relations with the Vatican. An excursion note mentions a Sunday trip to Snoqualmie Falls and another to the Pallet area this year.
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Rome
France
Vatican
Snoqualmie Falls
Palle
Lost Satchel and Money Reported by Mrs Marshall
Mrs EB Marshall reports the loss of a crated hand satchel hanging from her belt while shopping on Minom Avenue. The item contained money and other personal effects.
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EB. Marshall
Minom Avenue
City awards major contracts for streets and sewers
The board of public works awarded the grading and paving contract on Occidental avenue and sewer work to Muratt & Geete for 64144.80, amid protests from a late bid. The Barber Asphalt Paving Co. won Terry avenue and Alder street paving for 612,626.44 with 2,860 from the general fund. Protests over regrading near Taylor and Morrison avenues will be studied with counsel. A planing mill protest and Ridgeway Riding Academy inspection were noted. One bid for Bowen avenue paving came from Barber Asphalt. Regrading Third avenue to ease grades from Union Street to Youeter Way was discussed but no action taken. Delaney received inquiries about missing Mr. and Mrs. Zellers.
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Maine
Occidental Avenue
Murratt & Geete
Board of Public Works
Terry Avenue
Alder Street
Barber Asphalt
General Fund
Taylor and
Morrison Avenues
Hidgeway Riding Academy
Thirteenth Avenue
Columbia Street
Ryan
First Avenue South
Board of Health
Fast Pine Street
Bowen Avenue
Marber Asphalt Paving Company
Meat Pine Street
Third Avenue
Union Street
Yester Way
City Hall
Wouler Way
Spring
Marioni
Will Try to Break the Trust in Anaconda Stockholders
L Amster of Boston circulates to organize Anaconda minority stockholders against Amalgamated interests. He claims Anaconda was victimized by Amalgamated up to July 1 by about six million at the mines and three million via United Metals Selling in copper speculation in 1901, with profits shrunk not by market forces but management. He accuses Butte, Washoe and Colorado companies of preying on Anaconda's resources.
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New York
N. L Amster
Boston
Anaconda
Amalgamated
United Metals Selling Company
Butte, Washoe and
Colorado
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Lady OF
Manzanita
Crespo
Aamc Tea and Coffee
J. Redelsheimer & Co
Strongest Topecat House
First Ave
Cor
Columbie
Clerks’ Union
Boukatoff
Conpoen 9
Ander
Utaryt
Quran Endaly
SION
Beripps News Ansen
Puget Sound National Bank
Belippe News Asean
Timothy Ryan
Delaney
Brazil
Ind
Winslow
Liptons Tea
Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union
Alki
Valdez
Madison Et
F. M. Jordan
Red
Ave
Columbia St
Ritzville
the An
Nual School Report
Intendent
Lansing
Adams County
Hiteville
J. R. Frazer
Colfax
Fraser
Frazer
Shorno
Will
Ayer
Lowell Esse
Albert Hansen Rich
Len Wood
Heath - Meclaren & Thomson
Bon Marche
Houghton & Hunter
First Avenue
G. N
N. P
Ohio
Pike Street
Corner
Taviieg
Gunéay
Gale Saturnp
Lee Ener Ee
McCarthy Dry Goods Company
Msn
Ernst Bros
John
Seattie
Pacific Northwest
Eragle Optical Company
James
Bevend Ave
Cascade Laundry CO
Second Avenue
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