Far Recount of Car Shooting Trial Proceedings
The text describes a murder inquiry and trial at the Superior Court where George H. Dalley defends Cushman. Denman testifies about the shooting on a street car and the revolver used by Cushman. Witnesses include Fred Hilton and Hoye, with testimonies detailing the events and movements on the car platform.
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Amm
Superior Court
George H. Dalley
Cushman
SF Denman
John
Vince Faben
Hoye
Stu
South Park
Young Lady
College St
Dudley
Arnold Threats Highlighted in Car Incident Testimony
Wilton R. Gay described Arnold's earlier bravado claiming Kentucky roots and readiness to fight anyone on the car. Cushman spoke to him and calm returned until the woman left. After her departure Arnold allegedly threatened Cushman who remained seated. Two more high school boys testified, marking the prosecutor's case nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton R. Gay
Arnold
Kentucky
Cushman
Dudley
Wollan
Chinese lottery seller arrested in downtown dispute
A man identified as Ab' Loule, described as a Chinaman, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Patrolmen Nash and Camm Ball for selling lottery tickets at a business on Third Ave and Washington St. He was furnished $100 bail.
Governor Chamberlain Congratulated Amid Victory Messages
Bryan Leader of Democrats says Oregon Governor Chamberlain secured a great victory prompting hundreds of congratulatory messages arriving from supporters and officials.
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Democrats
Governor Chamberlain Victory Congratulated in Letters
A Salem Oregon message from William J. Bryan conveys hearty congratulations to Governor Chamberlain for a great victory. The note is signed from Omaha Nebraska and dated in the American political exchanges.
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Governor Chamberlain
Salem
Ore
WM. J. Bryan
Omaha, Neb
Salem Telegrams Bypass Governor in Post Election Buoy
Messenger boys relay congratulatory telegraphs to Governor Chamberlain from almost every state while personal friends of the governor in California offer praise and critique based on political beliefs. In Boston campaign buttons promote Governor Guild as Republican vice president for the ticket.
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Salem
Ore
United States
Chamberlain
Anion
Wires
California
Oregon
Boston
Gov. Guild
Massachusetts
Dynamite Plot Discovered In Glendale Oregon
Glendale residents join in a town wide reward for the arrest of dynamiters after a kerosene can of dynamite was found rigged at the theatre where a home talent show was staged. Detec tives will investigate as thousands of dollars are spent pursuing the culprits.
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Glendale
Ore
H. G. Sonnemann
Honneson
Seattle Danish Brotherhood to Dedicate New Lodge Room
Seattle lodge No. Danish Brotherhood of America will dedicate its new building at Washington hall next Saturday evening. Mayor Miller and Councilmen Gill and Way will attend and speak briefly. Located at 14th Ave and East First, the building cost about $75,000 and is mortgage free with 450 members in Beattie. Public invitation issued.
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Seattle
Danish Brotherhood of America
Washington Hall
Miller
Gill
Way
14Th Ay
East First
Beattie
Disappearance Mystery Stages Little Progress
Detectives probing the case of Daniel A. Wyandt, Stockton businessman, report no new clues today. Wyandt vanished suddenly, leaving investigators without a lead in the San Francisco area.
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San Francisco
Daniel A. Wyandt
Stockton, Cal
SceuMies o vit tie my wei erage Ca Be Ge
The fragment mentions a beverage event tied to a region or group, with unclear participants and dates. Names and places are unreadable, offering limited context for a coherent summary.
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SceuMies
Address Mall to AYP
Editor notes from The Star of Seattle discuss an address exchange between mall development interests and the American Youth Program, outlining potential changes in space use and community impact amid ongoing planning.
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Mall To Ayp
the Star
Seattle, Wash
Marriage in Turmoil as Wife Alleges Abuse and Kidnapping
Minnie Richmond Dehly files for divorce from Axel Jerhard Dehly in superior court claiming he threw objects during disputes and threatened her with violence including aiming at her head with books. She says their child Isabel Richmond, 3, was forcibly taken May 26 and remains with the father at 1090 James St. The judge orders the father to appear June 13 to show cause. Rachel Clarke also seeks divorce from James Clarke and custody of their children.
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Axel Jerhard Dehly
Minnie Richmond Dehly
Ekill
Isabel Richmond
James
George BE. Morrie
Rachel Clarke
James Clarke
Stanford Athletes Arrive in Chicago for Western Champs
Stanford University athletes reached Chicago in fine condition for the Western meet, checked into the Del Prado hotel, drawing much attention from track and field enthusiasts and reporters hoping for strong performances.
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Chicago
Stanford University
del Prado
Surgeon Denies Carelessness in Tonsil Operation Suit
Dr X P F De Donato rejects claims of negligence in Ellen Smith suit for 16000 dollars over a tonsil removal performed April 14. He states precautions were taken, patient recovered safely, and he checked on her later that evening. details of the rest of the proceedings are unclear from the fragment.
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X. PF. de Donato
Ellen Smith
Ace Scannani Gartenieee
Stolen Property At The Police Station
Antone Geener, a young horse thief, was caught taking 46 dollars for two stolen horses. Jensen the horse dealer confessed to Captain Charles Tenant that additional thefts included a saddle at Booth Park and a silver watch at Hevenna Park. Owners are asked to prove ownership at the police station for return.
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Antone Geener
CNN
Jensen
Charles Tenant
Addittioon
Booth Park
Facker
Capt
Tenant
Hevenna Park
Union Savings & Trust Sues Over Promissory Note
The Union Savings & Trust company filed in the superior court to collect $4,000 on a promissory note made by James A Moore to Edward A Mer aid December 1 1907. The note was sold to the bank which seeks payment from Moore and Mer aid.
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Union Sevings & Trust Company
James A Moore
Edward A. Meraid
Eait
Meere
Herwid
Cardinal Logue Visits Rockefeller at Butler Home in Tarrytown
Cardinal Logue left Tarrytown after a visit to John D. Rockefeller at Jo Butler’s home. The two men held a talkfest with Logue praising America as a beautiful country and Rockefeller expressing deep affection for his country.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Cardinal Logue
Joh D. Rockefeller
Jo Butler
Logue
Rockefeller
America
Austrian Students Strike Closes Universities and Schools
Vienna reports a double strike by clerical and pancr-real students has shut down all Austrian universities and most high schools. More than 20,000 students have left classes as of June 4.
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Vienna
Austria
Mrs King Confesses to Burning Husband in Olalla
In Olalla Washington Mrs King admitted burning her husband after finding him dead and claimed abuse by him. Prosecution says King confessed to killing with a flatiron before burning the body. authorities continue search and prepare for a preliminary hearing in Port Orchard.
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Justice of the Peace Green
Mra Fiecher
King
Mra. King
C. B. Sutton
Kitsap County
Hadlow
Olalla
France
Water Shut Off Notice for Madison to Sixth Ave Friday
Water will be shut off in the district between Madison Avenue and Yesterday from Fourth Avenue to Sixth Avenue Friday June 5 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The notice affects area residents and businesses relying on water service during the stated hours.
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Madison
Denver burglaries suspect nabbed in Chicago
Chicago on June 4 Frank Stanley 21 was arrested and held for Denver authorities. He is accused of 26 Denver burglaries and theft of 20000 dollars in cutlery and jewelry. Police say he confessed to 16 burglaries.
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United Press
Chicago
Frank Stanley
Denver
Stanley
Prominent Woman Rescues Man From Willamette Drowning
In Portland on June 4 Mine Alma Hollingsworth saved Bert Cohn after a scarf caught fire during a river celebration. The boat capsized and Cohn clung to the gunwale while Hollingsworth swam 160 yards to safety then returned to aid him to the bridge.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Bert Cohn
Willamette River
Alma Hollingsworth
Mise Hollingsworth
Coln
Colin
Miss Hollingsworth
Highwaymen Raid Gambling Game in Rawhide Hotel
Police sweep statewide for two masked robbers who burst into the Rawhide hotel gambling room at midnight and demanded guests stand at the wall. One robber held patrons at gunpoint while the other grabbed $700 from the barroom and fled, leaving few descriptions.
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Reno
Rawhide Hotel
Fiesta peaks with rose battle and parade in Portland
Beaux and theater crowds witness a dramatic rose battle during the Portland carnival floral parade. The day features hundreds of festively decorated carriages, auto races, an East Side schoolchildren parade, a New York Symphony concert, and Madame Nordica, making it one of the eventful carnival days.
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Oy United Press
Portland
Ore
East Side
New York Symphony Orchestra
New Coastal Steam Routes Announced Between Seattle and Vancouver
Beginning Monday a new schedule launches with direct runs to Vancouver and a stop at Victoria on the return. The Princess Baya departs Seattle at 10 p.m. daily, while the Princess Victoria runs each morning at 8 a.m. except Tuesdays, with a stop at Victoria on the northbound trip.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Seattle
Vanderveer to Hold Meeting in Bagen's Hall
An open meeting will be held in Bagen's hall Saturday night to launch George F. Vanderveer's campaign for prosecuting attorney. Brett C. Ellis leads Vanderveer supporters and expects a large turnout. Vanderveer has many friends across Seattle ready to back him.
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Bagen
Hich
George F. Vanderveer
Prosecutoe
Brett C. Ellis
Vanderveer
Seattle
Boathouse Proprietor Fined for Unlicensed Liquor Sale
Capt. A. B. Burrows, owner of a boathouse on Lake Washington, paid a $75 fine after pleading guilty to selling liquor without a license in front of Police Judge Gordon.
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A. 8. Burrows
Lake Washington
Gordon
Courtmartial for Capt Samuel D McAllister Absence From Presidio
Courtmartial will be held next Saturday for Capt Samuel D McAllister of the 88th Coast Artillery who disappeared for about a week from the Presidio post weeks ago and was absent without leave. In Portland Oregon Donner Gary of the Yorktown was knocked down by a street car last night and slightly injured but refused hospital. injuries not serious according to ship reports.
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San Francisco
Samuel D. McAllister
88Th Company of Coast Artillery
Presidio
Portland
Ore
Donner Gary
Yorktown
Student Drowns After Sloop Capsize in Bay
Searchers failed to recover the body of Walter R. Hilmann a Sacred Heart college student who drowned when a sloop capsized in the bay near San Francisco on June 4. The incident prompted ongoing rescue efforts by local authorities and volunteers.
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San Ncisco
Walter R. Hilmann
Sacred Heart College
Varsity Oarsmen Will Not Row in East
The University of Washington eight will not make an eastern trip this year. After five months of training the team will rest to avoid stale performance. Coach Connibear agrees the eastern tour is not feasible. Some supporters, including Mayor John F. Miller, propose inviting Wisconsin to compete locally at the exposition opening.
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University of Washington
Connibear
John F. Miller
University
Middle West
Wisconsin
Gold Car Collision in New York Bronx Delays Train
A New York New Haven and Hartford train carrying eight Adams Express cars collided with a switch engine in the Bronx. One car held $150000 in cash, found loose on the floor. Three men were seriously injured and unlikely to survive as police and reserves secured the wreck and protected the money.
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Altos Press
New Oak
New York
New Haven
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Load Heavy Freight
The Alaska Steamship Company steamer Santa Clara arrived from Valdez with a heavy cargo including ore. The Dolphin sailed to Skagway and intermediate points with 126 acres and heavy freight at 0 o'clock. The Watson went to Tacoma to load general freight for San Francisco, including a large shipment of wheat.
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Alaska Steamship Company
Santa Clara
Valdez
Dolphin
Skagway
Watson
Tacoma
San Francisco
Millionaire Heir Heads to Missouri for Estate Claim
Los Angeles June 4 C W Averill of this city sails to Path Missouri to pursue possession of an estate valued at 10 000 000 left by his aunt Mrs Mattie Sewell Averill a retired lumber merchant has lived modestly all his life
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Los Angeles
C. W. Averill
Path
Mattie Sewell
Averill
Three Students Save Themselves After Boat Incident
Wednesday afternoon three other students of the same institution were in the little boat and saved their lives only after a desperate struggle in the bay.
Fleet reception committee weighs $7000 surplus
San Francisco on June 4 reports the fleet reception committee faces how to use a surplus of seven thousand dollars without causing dissatisfaction. After subcommittee reports, the committee seeks a plan to spend the money effectively.
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San Francisco
Fleet Reception
Knight Confirms Taft Speech at Chicago Convention
George A. Knight, California Republican orator, confirms he will second Secretary Taft at the Chicago convention. He states his remarks will be entirely extemporaneous.
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San Francisco
George A. Knight
California
Taft
Chicago
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John D. Rockefeller
Raintem Cletursg CO
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Mra. Major
Mra Major
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New York Block
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