Not Caught: Aberdeen Child Murder Case Leads to Fugitive
Special to the Star reports Paul Underwood and his child wife are suspected of murdering their infant daughter in Ballard. Authorities tracked them to Ballard and Aberdeen. warrants and a citywide manhunt followed. A letter from Nellie Underwood’s mother hints at elopement or concealment as the couple remains at large near Grays Harbor.
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Paul
Underwood
Paul Underwood
Grays Harbor
Huff
Everett
Everett Record
Hoon
Aberdeen
Astra
Corcoran
Cudihes
St John Linked to Control of Seattle Banks in Big Banking Plan
Special to the Star from Wanh June 4. Testimony in the St John case shows St John Dix controlled a bank network and sought possession of rivals. W Andrews president of the National Bank testified St John borrowed funds and deposited stock, outlining a vast Anglo American Bank plan with Seattle Whatcom Blaine Fairhaven towns named among holdings including Fleet National Seattle Seattle National Puget Sound National Scandinavian American and other banks.
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TCOM
Wanh
St. John
St. John Dix
Vian Bank
W. Andrews
National Bank
Bt. John
Bcandinand
St. John Bor
Defenne
Bank of Whatcom
G. B. Burke
St. John's Big Banking Combine
Burke
St. John and Bruce
Anglo-American Bank
Pacific Northwest
London
New York
San Francisco
Canada
Fleet National
Seattle
Seattle National
Puget Sound National of
Bandinavian- American of
Fidelity Trust of
Tacoma
Everett National
First National of
Everett
Ruccer Banking Co
Mount Vernon
Bingham & Co
Sedro-Woolley
Citizens’ National of
Fairhaven
Scandinavian-American of
Whatcom
Bank of Blaine
Blaine
San Juan County Bank of
Friday Harbor
Bank of Marysville
Maryeville
Mines Quiet Amid Labor Strife Probe in New York
Reports from Qaiziswarre and York detail ongoing coal miners strike activity. Union and company leaders report varied flood concerns and no violence yet, while business groups urge President Roosevelt to appoint a mediator to investigate the dispute.
Building bids in Ross and city residences listed
Josenhans and Allen invite bids for an eight room schoolhouse at Ross with estimated cost around $20,000. They also advertise two houses for J Bornstein owner of the Golden Rule Bazaar at Sixteenth Ave and East Union to be built for roughly $5,000 and $3,000 respectively.
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Josenhans & Allen
Ross
J. Bornstein
Sixteenth’ave
East Union Aerate
Weather Forecast for Seattle and Vicinity
Tonight and the near term expect fair skies with light to fresh west winds. Temperature ranges are not specified but conditions remain calm with clear visibility anticipated.
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Seattle
Vicinity
City Expenses for June Revealed by Comptroller Office
The June estimates list department totals including the police at 7,614.00 dollars, fire at 8,607.50, city engineer 10,998.00, water 98,860, and other units such as executive 400, treasury 1,233.24, street and sewer 6,280, and library 5,000 dollars.
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City Comptroller’s Office
Executive Department
Legislative Department
Clerical and Comptroller's Department
Treasury Department
Law Department
Harbor Department
Civil Service Department
Police
Fire
Board of Public Works
Kruger Still Flies the Transvaal Flag
London dispatches report Kruger defies surrender as the Transvaal flag flies over his Utrecht home. Commandant Botha thanks burghers for obedience and urges continued loyalty to the new government. Parliament debates a 60 000 pound grant for Lord Kitchener and retention of income and corn taxes.
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London
Kruger
Lost
Utrecht
Transvaal
Botha
House of Commons
Kiward
Lord Kitchener
Bey
Joulara
Reach
Commons
Ees An
Anne Boers
Edward
Lord Kmiltchenshaw
Marriage licenses reunited include multiple couples
The list shows Alfred Ho Bere and Melissa McConkey of Francisco, Theodore Melvin Markle and Rosalind Murphy of Seattle, Chan Les and Adelaide Nielen of ttle, Chas Willa and Annie Dutton of Beattie, Frank Renser and Dore Kellogg of Charleston.
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Alfred Ho Bere
Melissa McConkey
Francisco
Theodore Melvin Markle
Rosalind Murphy
Seattle
Chan
Les
Adelaide Nielen
Ttle
Chas, Willa
Annie Dutton
Beattie
Frank Renser
Dore Kellogg
Charleston
Meat wagons clash as Chicago strike ends with wage pact
Under guard of police 36 meat wagons moved from stockyards into downtown Chicago. Violence flared briefly with injuries. A citywide delivery strike halted packing houses as managers and drivers reached a wage increase and union non discrimination agreement in a late afternoon conference.
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Chicago
Hope
Clark Street
Fisherman reels up wreck door near Dormland
Islander notes Captain Cutler of the tug Pilot reports a fisherman while trolling for hali off Dormland Alaska a week ago fouled his line on the steamer Islander and hauled up a door from the wreck. Salvage chief details the main difficulty was locating the wreck head, overcome by sheer effort.
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Victoria
B.C
Cutler
Pilot
Dormland
Alaska
Duke D Argos Transferred From Spain To Belgium
Spanish government informs the state department that Duke D Argos the current Spanish minister has been ordered transferred to Belgium. His successor is not named.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Duke D’argos
Belgium
City to enforce waste receptacle ordinance in alleys
City officials plan measures to enforce a council ordinance by Dr J B Crichton regulating alley waste receptacles behind restaurants. Police focus on enforcement. caretakers have ignored the rule, keeping barrels as a health hazard. Ferdinand W Peck of Chicago arrived for a 10 day stay, visiting Beattie at the Rainier Grand hotel.
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J. B. Crichton
Ferdinand W. Peek
Chicago
City
Rainier-Grand Hotel
Mr. Peck
Beattie
Seattle Chamber of Commerce elects new officers
The newly elected trustees of the Seattle Chamber of Deeree met at 10:50 morning and elected officers for the coming year. The old officers were reelected: President J. W. Cilee, first vice president C. J. Smith, second vice president Jol Orage, treasurer Wil Peery, chaplain dames 0 Metkie.
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Seattle
Supreme Court Grants Injunction Against West Beef Packers
Albany June 4 Justice Cheeter of the supreme court issued a broad injunction restraining the beef packers of the West from further business in New York state. The decision aims to enforce provisions of the Donnelly anti trust law and halt alleged market practices.
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Albany
N. Y
Cheeter
Supreme Court
West
Picnic of Pioneers Promises Pageantry at Madison Park
The 18th annual Picnic of the Washington Pioneer Association unfolds at Madison Park this afternoon with old timers and families gathering for morning and afternoon events. Colonel W. F. Prosser headlines the program and C. McGilvra leads Native Sons of Washington in tonight’s banquet at the Occidental Hotel.
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The
Washington Pioneer Association
Madison Park
the Park
W. F. Prosser
C. McGilvra
Native Sons of
Wash
Occcidental Hotel
Fourth of July Pike Street Celebration Gains Labor Support
On the fourth, Pike Street's July celebration and musical carnival show strong progress. The celebration committee expects broad labor union participation, with plans for a grand parade including nearly every bar organization in the city. A wage-assembly at the Armory and endorsements from local unions are shaping a large community event.
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Pike Street
Coretvad
Fragmented OCR Noise From Unknown Source
A garbled OCR passage appears with scattered letters and nonstandard phrases. It reads like stray interjections and partial names, lacking a coherent narrative, dates, or identifiable organizations.
Manufacturers Association of Tilinole Plans Coast Visit
The Manufacturers' Association of Tilinole will not visit the coast this summer as far as known. Mary Glenn says the project was only informally discussed. A Seattle visit invitation was acknowledged by the chamber of commerce. The customs house needs more clerical help and a committee of Graves, Smith, and Parry will study possible government staff increases. Parlin of Canton, Illinois asks the chamber to back irrigation laws. he represented Seattle at the National Irrigation Society meeting.
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Manufacturers’ Association of Tilinole
Chamber of Commerce
Mary Glenn
Seattle
Graves
C. J. Smith
Will H. Parry
W. H. Parlin
Canton
Mr. Parlin
National Irrigation Society
Urges Seattle For Convention With International Lodge
The Seattle chamber hears a request from George F. Cotterill to host the next International L O G T meeting. The lodge meets in Stockholm July 7 to 11 with many nations represented. A telegram notes Admiral Endicott will be in Seattle July 4 for keel laying ceremonies of the battleship Nebraska.
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Chamber of Commerce
George F. Cotterill
Chamber
Sit O Lodge
International L. O. G. T
Seattle
Stockholm
Sweden
Mr. Cotterill
Conessman
W. L. Jones
M. T. Endicott
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Nebraska
Chamberlain Maintains Lead In Oregon Election
Portland June 4 The incomplete count in five counties still shows Chamberlain with a lead near 1000. Furnish has not conceded. The day’s figures indicate most Republican candidates for the legislature elected, creating a successor to Senator Simon who opposed the ticket.
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Portland
Ore
Chamberlain
Furnish
Simon
Wreck of Camorta Confirms Loss of 690 Aboard
CONFIRMED RANGOON India June 4 The wreck of the missing British steamer Camorta has been found proving beyond doubt that her 600 passengers and crew of 90 are all lost It is believed the Camorta went down during the cyclone of May 6.
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Rangoon
India
Wheat Race Dubious Tease From June 4 Meet
A fragmented OCR note lists June 4 Wheat event details with CHIC 71M 71 references. It hints at a track or school meet outcome but lacks full names or places for a concrete summary.
Mrs Jennie Conaty Seeks Divorce From Alphonso Conaty
Mrs Jennie Conaty files a suit in superior court alleging ongoing drunkenness and meanness by Alphonso Conaty. She claims he refused to maintain a home and preferred living with his family. She has moved to her own home pending the divorce.
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Jennie Conaty
Alphonso Conaty
Workers Caught Stealing Tobacco at Lilly Bogardus Dock
W B Hicks and M M McCathern, laborers, were caught in the act stealing a case of tobacco from the Lilly Bogardus dock yesterday afternoon shortly before 1. A runaway wagon crashed into a telegraph pole near Fifth avenue and Spring Street, damaging the wagon but causing no injuries. An order from the federal court freed P Sullivan from county jail custody after he filed bankruptcy and refused to surrender $1000 in cash and a diamond ring and shirt studs to the referee.
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W. B. Hicks
M. McCathern
Bogardus
Hemphill Cros
Fifth Avenue
Spring Street
C. Wilson
Sullivan
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