Doney Charged With Forgery in Prostitution Receipts
Special Officer J F B Dorey Wan relieved of duty as an officer. Today a complaint was filed charging J E Doney with forging Police Judge Cann's name to receipts for Pines for prostitution and obtaining about 15 dollars. The probe traced the forgery to a May night on Washington Street with Japanese witnesses matching Doney's description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F B. Dorey Wan
J. T. Cann
Washington Street
Hamilton
Burma
Reed
Doeney
Doney
Dooney
Officcer
Sam Hamilton
Chief Reed
Judge Cann
Mark Doney
Cann
J. E. Doney
Austin
Traveling salesman kills local agent in Texas shooting
J A Tyson representing Parisian Portrait company Chicago shot and killed Charities Marshall a local life insurance agent in Waco Texas over a payment dispute Tyson had with Marshall's wife. Marshall planned to kill Tyson on sight and Tyson fired three times as they met this morning Tyson is jailed without bail.
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Waco
Tex
J. A. Tyson
Chicago
Marshall
Geome
Tyson
Marshal
Troubles of the Miners Reach Three Mines in Missouri
June 1 reports show all miners at Kansas and Texas mines in Revipr Missouri out today while Watson Black Diamond and Northwestern remain at work. In Pittsburgh indications point to all district mines not signing the recent agreement will shut within four hours and stay closed until June 15. In Weir City Kansas and Texas and Central mines the workforce is smaller with Hamilton Coal Mercantile and Bennett Crowe still out. Sheriff Sparks vows to prevent criminal labor from being shipped in and offers protection to honest workers.
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Revipr
Kansas
Texas
Watson
Black Diamond
Northwestern
Pittshurg
Weir City
Kas
Kaneas
Texas and
Central
Hamilton Coal & Mercantile Company
Bennett & Crowe Company
W. Sparks
Cherokee County
President’s new trap for McKinney couple on showy ride
The president has purchased a fashionable, up-to-date turnout with rubber tires for the exclusive use of Mr. and Mrs. McKinney. The vehicle is billed as the martest turnout yet owned by a chief magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Fragments Describe Trap Purchase for Outdoor Exercise
Readable lines indicate a trap was bought not for orientation but to give the president more opportunity in outdoor exercise. A footman sits behind a front seat as described in the fragment.
Boy Leon Glassberg Dies in Brooklyn After Poison Candy
Nine year old Leon Glassberg of Brooklyn died early today after exposure to poison in candy given by a stranger yesterday. He was the son of Rabbi Bolo fon Glassberg.
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New York
Leon Glassberg
Brooklyn
Theody
Bolofon Glassberg
Draining Seven Great Mines Begins in Camp
The Nelson tunnel operation starts planned drainage of seven major mines including Commodore Amethyst and New York after water flooding depths hundreds of feet deep forced earlier abandonment. A diamond drill in the Nelson tunnel topped the Chance shaft initiating the project.
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Ocreedr
Col
June L
Nelson
Chance
Commodore
Amethyst
New York
Baptist Dedication Services Planned at First Baptist Church
Dedication will occur next Sunday morning with noted Modern Baptist ministers attending from the May anniversary in San Francisco. W T Biwell leads special music across three services. Rev F C Barnes of Fourth Baptist Pittsburg preaches the morning sermon. Gen T J Morgan New York City speaks at 3 pm on A Nations Vacation and Rev R G Seymour Philadelphia on The Personal Moment In Mentions. evening service at 7 45 pm expected to be significant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
San Francisco
W. T. Biwell
F. C. Barnes
Fourth Baptist Church
Pittsburg
Gen
T. J. Morgan
New York City
R. G. Seymour
Philadelphia
Gomes May Noon Die in Havana At 70
Gomes lies at Quinta de Los Motinos after a long asthma siege. The general, frail with age, faces fatal strain as reports quote his poor treatment by Cuban politicians. Friends say only his rugged constitution and a steadfast heart may pull him through, amid accusations of U S payoffs.
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Havana
Gomeste
Quinta de Los Motinos
Gomes
United States
Brooke
Two Fourth of July Celebrations Planned in Chelan and Lakeside
Chelan and Lakeside, Washington plan separate Fourth of July festivities. Lakeside builds a new town hall to host a dedication and ball. Chelan holds a mass meeting to organize races and state events at the local racetrack. Excerpt also notes Civil War era politics and Manila troop reorganization contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan
Wash
Lake Chelan
Lakeside
Murdock’s
Wns
Epeakera
Muate
Spain Flags Freely Raised in Arlington Amid D Arcos Arrival
The red and yellow flag of Spain flew over the Arlington hotel today the first since the war began. D Arcos the new Spanish minister and his American wife arrived last night and will stay at the Arlington while choosing a residence likely Dupuy de Lome’s former mansion. Credentials have been presented and he is to be presented to the president tomorrow or Saturday.
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Washington
D. C
Spain
Arlington Hotel
America
Tuc D'Arcos
Americcan
Artington
Dupuy de Lome
Wenatchee Hosts State WCTU Convention Dates Set
Wenatchee hosts the state Woman’s Christian Temperance Union convention with meetings scheduled October 1 2 and 14. Delegates must depart Wenatchee in time to attend the Mother National in Seattle. A fundraising committee was appointed to cover convention expenses including Miss Maud MacNeill Mrs Rh Poller Mrs L Wella Mrs D A Beal and Mrs Dora Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Wash
Arrested for Murder in Yokohama Case
The complaint cites the stabbing death of Japanese woman Katie Taka early Tuesday. Chung, seen leaving the Yokohama house around 4 am, faces a preliminary hearing where evidence will be revealed. His bail was set at 560 dollars. he is described as English-speaking and financially solid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Taka
Chung
Yokohama House
Condh
Reed
White
Graduating Exercises at Seattle High School Tonight
The Seattle high school holds its commencement with speakers including Vivian Carkeek and Hattie Talmadge. Graduating class members listed cover multiple names, followed by an alumni banquet at Ranke hall tomorrow evening.
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Seattle Bhetter
Vivian M. Carkeek
Donald MebDonald
Vieturt
Shirley M. Treen
Matret Chilbere
Be Thyrell
Hattie H. Talmage
Bertha Diehon
Coroner's Inquest Into Granta Street Car Crash
The coroner’s inquest into Emmanuel Broad’s death after the Granta Street line electric car collided with a Northern Pacific train Monday found the motorman W H Sharp deserving censure and the Grant Street car line’s employe incompetence. The jury further addressed the Northern Pacific conduct in the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Broad
Granta Street
Northern Pacific
W. H. Sharp
Grant Street
Northern
Northern Pacific Train Accident Jury Blame Cites Speed and Neglect
A coroner’s jury in King county Washington holds the Northern Pacific Railway Company responsible for a Beattie collision with the Grant Street Electric Railway car. The verdict blames excessive speed within city limits and the motorman W H Sharp for neglect of safety devices, noting Grant Street’s incompetent staff and faulting Northern Pacific for speed. Witnesses include engineer A Sprague and conductor C Darling and several passengers.
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Withes
King County
Wash
Emmanuel Stroad
Minnesota
Beattie
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Grant Street Electric Railway Company
W. H. Sharp
Uumler
Grant Street Company
Tts
Cty
Calhoun
F. Gribbin
J. F. Mason
J. HM. Munson
A. Wheeler
FP. Twitchell
University Graduates Honor Commencement at Denny Hall
The University held its commencement in Denny Hall with a large crowd as Hon. James Hamilton Lewie delivered the oration. President Graves introduced Rev. Daniel Bagley and Dr. Wilmer Whitfield. Degrees were conferred on graduates including Jessie M. Allen, Albert M. Anderson, Arthur C. Ballard, Anna C. Boyd, Blanche Brooks, Ina L. Carpenter, and many others.
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Denny Hall
James Heamilton Lewie
Graves
Daniel Bagley
University of Washington
Wilmer Whitfield
Puget Sound University
Hoth
Ian Vase
Bey Wagner
T. Ro Wiewett
Jessie MH. Allen
Albert M. Anderson
Arthur C. Ballard
Anna C. Boyd
Blanche Brooks
Ina L. Carpenter
Harry C. Coffman
W. Roy Coffman
Jackson BH. Corbett
Mable Ward
Arthur
Wilson
Sara A. Williams
Ann K. Winters
Cyrus A. Whipple
Sarah Waughop
Junta
Western Washington district Christian church convention closes
The Western Washington district of the Christian church ends its annual convention in the Methodist Protestant church at Third Avenue and Pine Street after a day of missions reports and society discussions. Notable sessions include Missionary Day activities and state auxiliary updates with leaders from Tacoma, Seattle, Olympia, and North Yakima.
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Washington
The
Christian Church
Methodist Protestant Church
Third Avenue
Pine Street
A. C. Scholes
New Whatcom
Ira W. Kimmel
Missionary Social Union of
Seattle
J. T Reavis
Olympia
Mra. N
P. J. Fint
North Yakings
Mies Ada Johnston
C. B
P. J. Gabel
A. McCall
Tacoma
Mra. O
Mra
B. H. Lingenfelter
Conference stalemate as Republican state plans stall
Columbus reports on June 1 that the first day of the Republic and state convention yields no fruit after lengthy conferences. Suspicions run high as Cox Kurts McKts Hanna fail to agree, leaving many uneasy about a coalition. Port Rico report lauds loyalty while noting poverty and illiteracy. recommends simplified American style government and notes high costs under the old system.
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Columbus
Cox
Kurts
McKts- Hanna
Washington
D. C
Mevlar
Porto Rico
Porto Nico
King County bar contest awards top orator Richard Bushel
The King County Bar Association held its annual oratorical contest at the State University. Richard Bushel won the event with Janit Yamaguchi placing second. Fred Rice Rowell presided as judges were absent, and speakers covered varied subjects from social reform to international arbitration. Opera glasses were presented to Dr. E. J. Hamilton.
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King County Bar Association
State University
Richard Bushel
Janit Yamaguchi
Fred Rice Rowell
C. M. Larnon
Richand Bushell
Mr. M. Koretad
T. T. Edmunds
Audrey Souder
Israel
E. J. Mamiliton
Lucile McIntyre
Geo. J. Dang
Dr. Dang
St. Paul, Minn
Commencement attendees and war dispatches noted
In Coupeville, Mrs J Coffman and others from Chehalis and Centralia arrive for University exercises. A War Department cable from Manila reports insurgent punishment and protection requests as US and native troops pursue bands. At Epsom, Wyvern wins the royal stakes over flans in today’s big race.
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Mra. J. Coffman
Clarence Maynard
Mies Lucas
Chehalis
Mre
C. R. Fowler
Mise Mary Fowler
Centralia
Epsom
Pag
Chicago Investors Suffer $2.4 Million Stock Drop
Chicago money losses over two months total $2.4 million with Tanseed Oil trust alone dropping more than $1 million. National Biscuit stock down $975,000 and Straw berry trust Tinplate trust and Carbon trust also fall. Steel shares liquidation driven largely by Chicago. Public measures liquidation ongoing.
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Chicago
Ill
National Biscuit Company
Strawberry Trust
Tinplate Trust
Carbon Trust
Wall Street
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Officer Doney
McKinley
Baptists
Gomez
BIC
Cleveland
Charles Foster
Manila
Lawton
Caleocan
Passal
McArthur
the Doc Darcos
Pres
W. C. T. U. Convention
Christain Churches
Mark Wanna
Ohio
Spelger & Hurlbut
Second Avenue
Neal
Third and Pike
Star Paint CO
Bazaar CO
Firet Avenue
H. N. Richmond Paper CO
Ss. R. Waggoner
D.D.S
Haller
Telephone Main
Auditorium
Bicycle Riding Academy
Third Ave
Madison St
Orator's “Contest
I. N
Coupeville Blumberman
Btevens Hotel
PD. C
War Department
Mith
Negros
Tilly
Otis
W. W. Houghton
WBN Mines M
Ren Har
Butte
Jim Blaine
Kate Howard
Ruver Creek Treasury
Nolens Volens
John E. McManus & Son
Coon Bros
Second Ave
Mit
Rautman Plumbing CO
Spring St
Moran Brothers Company
Worthington” Pumpin Snaant
Mosher
Kober Water Tube Boilers
United States Metallic Packing Company
William Taylor
Prop
Christy Hat Factory
London
England
First Avenue
Union Street
Fred
Nerrill
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