Fear for Gallagher prompts unusual move in Ruef case
United Press reports San Francisco on June 4 that Francia J. Heney plans to destroy the cane once used by Abe Ruef accused of bribery to stop Gallagher from testifying before the grand jury. Repeated dynamite threats to Gallagher’s property push Heney to seek legal record of testimony while fearing for their lives.
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Digherupe
James LL Gallagher
Francia J. Heney
Abe Ruefte
J J» Furey
Gallagher
Heney
Ruef
Mines Pay $75,000 Dividend at Wardner Idaho
The Bunker Hill and Sullivan mines in Wardner Idaho declared a $75,000 dividend yesterday, elevating total payouts to $405,000 since January. Louisiana contemplates abolishing racing. Charles T. Muir, a New York bank teller, committed suicide after leaving a confession of a $10,000 shortage. Doctors in Chicago push a law to punish wives who foster race death by their actions. Maryland democrats travel to Denver uninstructed. Hearst's ballot recount gain is 123.
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Sailor Reports Theft on Battleship Aboard Puget Sound Yard
Aboard the battleship USS Virginia at Puget Sound Navy Yard sailor A. BR. Miller reported to police that a valuable gold watch, a gift from his mother, was stolen from his locker. Miller offers a $10 reward for its recovery.
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Puget Sound Navy Yard
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Beattie residents offered special railroad rates to Chicago
The Great Northern Railroad Co announces June 6 and related dates for special rates to the east, enabling many Beattie people to travel to Chicago during the Republican national convention week.
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Chicago
Great Northern Railroad Co
July Vacation Notices by Local Justices
John Carroll justice of the peace will take a vacation in July with no cases or trial dates set between June 22 and July 16. Judge Gordon of the police court will be on vacation in August, and Justice of the Peace George will be away in September.
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Justice of the Peace
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Police Court
Justice of the Peace George
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Wretlake
Firat
Doan
Proxy Wives Detained After Shinano Maru Arrival
Ten of the 90 Japanese women detained by the U S immigration office at Smith's Core remain held while an inquiry board reviews whether they may enter the country. The brides, married by proxy to Japanese men in the United States, traveled with their husbands' photos and face revalidation and potential re marriage proceedings.
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Smith's Core
Japan
Pacific
Immigration Office
Johnson Fined for Drawing Revolver at Occidental Hotel
H B Johnson was fined $100 by Police Judge John B Gordon after he drew a revolver on the Occidental hotel proprietor yesterday afternoon. The incident, said to have occurred because the proprietor rented his room to another person, allegedly happened on May 24.
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John B. Gordon
Occidental Ay
Johnnson
Brakeman Crushed As Freight Cars Collide Near Renton
Foster, brakeman for the Columbia and Puget Sound railroad, residing at 721 Sixth Avenue, Eight, was crushed between two freight cars near Renton last night. Both legs were badly mangled. at Providence hospital one leg was amputated and the other may be lost.
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Columbia & Puget Sound Railroad
Renton
Providence Hospital
Bartender Fined for Whisky Sale to Minor in First Ave Saloon
Henry Dahlgren a bartender on First Avenue and at a saloon was fined 19100 by Police Judge John B Gor for selling whisky to Lawrence Magnuson a 1 year old boy. Coun sel served notice of imp el.
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John B. Gor
Lawrence Magnuson
Dahlgren
Corwin Steamer Sailing North Delayed by Fog
Steamer Corwin, which sailed from Seattle, is delayed by fog and weather. Captain West predicts it cannot reach Nome before June 20. Local citizens greeted the vessel yesterday with a braves band and celebration.
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United Press
Nome
Alaska
Jane
Corwin
Yeatertay
West
Seattle
Merry Y Is Edgewater Church Medal Contest
The W C T U Merry Y plans an id medal contest at Edgewater Church Fremont on June 6 at 7 o'clock pm. A New York verdict finds Senator Thomas C Platt liable for 2471 60 in a suit tied to bills from Lillian Jane Way Piatt before a 1906 separation agreement. In San Francisco a 17 year old girl survived a suicide attempt after ingesting bichloride of mercury following her father’s death.
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Edgewater
Fremont
New York
Thomas C. Platt
Lillian Jane Way Piatt
Piatt
Ban Francisco
Jane
Vieter Remington
Elks Washington State Convention Opens
The fifth annual convention of the Elks Washington State association commenced on June 4, with attendees from lodges statewide preparing sessions and events.
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United Press
the Elks’ Washington State Association
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