ARBORER HELD AS MURDER SUSPECT IN MILLHUFF CASE
An arborer, linked to the Millhuff murder, is held at the county jail after a knife linked to the crime was found or believed hidden near the crime scene. Deputies hunt associates, search Renton and canal areas, and press for clues as they pursue the case in Bellevue and Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delierd
Millhuff
Bellevue
Abington
Cameron
Hionia
Conway
Renton
Diettard
Lard
Henican Ring Leader Shot Amid Martial Law Clashes
In Aris on June 5 the Henican ring leader was shot as federal troops and Col. Seay’s troopers imposed martial law after ringleaders were executed. Mexican terror and house arrests continued as spiritualist groups adopt new rules for their methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aris
Jone
Col. Seay
Wareste Dated Kenny Dale Protracted Cabin Warrant
A warrant sworn by Judge Gerson directs the arrest of a man connected to a long dispute at the Sand Kennydais saloon near Sandberg. The case involves a woman of some local notoriety and relates to Annie Andrew’s claim in the city today. Sheriff Con Rush of Bunnydale filed the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sand
Kennydais
Sandberg
Annie Andrews
Fish Seller Fined for Unlicensed Catch
A vendor at 424 Fifteenth Avenue was fined 55 dollars for selling fish without a license. The incident cites 8 Wood and the today date as references in the citation.
First Annual Flower Show Promises Blue Red Prizes
The first annual flower show will award blue and red ribbons for best fruit and flower displays. On Saturday, June 23, school children will receive prizes under the guidance of the Dingo Coward classification featuring a roses category as the official guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingo Coward
Theo of Roses
Schooner Goes Ashore Off California Coast
A schooner named the Volunteer ran aground two miles below Botega on the California coast this morning. The ship will be a total wreck, according to a noon report from the Merchants Exchange. Captain Bressee and his two children died after a life boat accident during a landing attempt. crew remains aboard. The Volunteer was built at Hoquiam in 1887 and is owned by A Simpson of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botega
California
Merchants Exchange
Bressee
Volunteer
Hoquiam
A. Simpson
San Francisco
Sumner man killed by pile driver at Seward
Frank Kincaid of Sumner Washington was crushed to death by a piledriver hammer at Seward on May 26. His body was sent south on the steamer Portland which arrived at noon. He leaves a wife and two children in Sumner. The body will be shipped there this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kincaid
Sumnar
Wash
Seward
Portland
Sumner
Pallard High juniors honor seniors at Elke Hall banquet
The Pallard high school juniors hosted a banquet for the senior class at Elke Hall last evening in a celebratory event marking the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallard High School
Elke Hall
W. O. W. Home Camp 246 marks tenth anniversary
The W O W Home Camp 246 observes its tenth anniversary on Wednesday June 6 1996 with entertainment for members families and friends at Christensen's hall Arcade building Seconday between University and Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christensen
University
Union
Dolphin breaks Seattle to Alaska record on swift voyage
The Dolphin of the Black Pearl sets new bus records during a two day run from Seattle to Skagway arriving yesterday afternoon and preparing to depart for Nome this afternoon. The Steamer Queen will sail for San Francisco tomorrow with a full passenger list. The Oregon heads to Nome tonight carrying 660 passengers. The Alki delivered the copper mountain shipment to Tacoma works. Tampico is beached at West Seattle with propeller blade fitted. The Jefferson sails tomorrow for Skagway with over 200 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Dolphin
Doug
Skagway
Queen
San Francisco
Oregon
Nome
John O' Brien Ween
Alki
Alaska
Copper Mountain
Tacoma
West Seattle
Jefferson
Way Porta
Norris and Rowe Circus Opens to Full House in Seattle
Crowds packed the big tent at Recreation Park as Norris and Rowe opened a one of the best small circuses in the country. The equestrian act and platform numbers impressed, with Therapese work praised. vendors sold peanut and lemonade despite damp gusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris & Rowe Circus
Recreation Park
Norris & Rowe
Seattle
Railroad Chief Williams to Return After Seattle Visit
H R Williams president of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad plans to return from the City of Destiny. Seattle engineers report soundings for dock depths while Cedar River right of way question remains unsettled delaying active road work on the waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Williams
Washington
Commercial Club Favors Fourth Ave in Seattle
The Seattle Commercial club met in its new quarters and passed a resolution urging involvement with the Union Pacific. A committee was tasked to invite commercial clubs statewide to a smoker later this month to form a permanent state commercial organization. The smoker date will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Union Pacific
Independent Packers Seek Price Boost Amid Chicago Meat Fears
Independent packers in Des Moines claim Chicago packing conditions expose markets and push pork and beef prices higher. They insist Iowa houses are not subject to the alleged abuses as Washington denies Roosevelt interest in meat houses. Officials warn enlarged inspections could hurt export trade while big Chicago firms defend their practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congress
Armour & Co
Neilson Morris & Co
Hammond Packing Company
Omaha Packing Company
Anglo American Provision Company
Libby, McNeili & Libby
Schwarschild & Buleberger
Caswell and Nunivak Sighted in Alaska Waters
The Portland reports Caswell safely arriving after a voyage from Seattle to Seward and Cooks Inlet with Santa Ana towing. Nunivak departed Albert and headed toward Good News Bay, Alaska, leaving Nunivak just days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Seward
Seattle
Santa Ana
Caswell
Sitka
Cooks Inlet
Nunivak
Albert
Alaska
Liquor Sale Arrests In South End District
Japanese waiter Y Suzuki and Lauree Du Boies proprietress of a south end house were arrested for selling liquor without license. Patrolmen Anderson and Marton found the women discarding inapaints at 3 am. They were released on bail of $196.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Susuki
Lauree du Boies
South End
Icence
Anderson
Marton
Beth
Wrecked Marion Crew Reaches Seattle by Port Land Steamer
The schooner Marion wrecked off Kodiak Leland two weeks ago sent its crew ashore during a heavy storm. H Baker M Hitler A Welson A Gustafeon HS Christianson and A Anderson survived in lifeboats, walked to Kodiak, were picked up by the Dora, taken to Valdes, then sailed to Seattle on the Portland. Owned by Alaska Dat Fishing Co of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Kodiak Leland
Fortland
Kodiak
Dora
Valdes
Seattle
Portland
H. Baker
M. Hitler
A. Welson
A. Gustafeon
HS. Christianson
Beconday wine sale noted among historic trades
A fragment notes one of the largest sales of wines tied to Beconday, highlighting a major transition in local trade. The item emphasizes the scale and significance of the event within the wine trade and regional commerce.
Property sale on northwest Recondav corner nets 106000
A sale completed this afternoon as LFE Moves sold property at the northwest corner of Recondav and Stewart Ot for 106000. The purchaser's name has not been published yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
LFE Moves
Recondav
Stewart
Portland Arrives with 118 Passengers and Ore
Steamer Portland of the Alaska Coast company arrived at noon from the west with 118 passengers. On the southbound voyage she carried 370 tons of ore from Ellamar to Pradley, Alaska, a new northern industry as ore had previously been shipped south to Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Alaska Ocoast Company
Ellamar
Smerter
Pradley
Alaska
Northern Territory
Tacoma
Ballard Notes and Local Developments June 6
Work to resume at the ashings mills with non union crews and near full capacity. Mills Zook & Cochrane and others plan to return to work within a week. A car fight incident injures Mre FB Quien on a Georgetown car. New home builds planned at 699 W North St. Real estate men receive updated rate books from Washington Insurance Association noting Ballard rate reduction to match Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Washington Insurance Association
Ballard
Seattle
The Wedding Day at the Grand and Star Theatre
The San Francisco Opera company presented The Wedding Day at the Grand last night with some rehearsing issues but overall satisfying the audience. Maud Beatty delighted as a contralto with an encore, while Bradley and Mustard impressed as De Bouillon and Planchette. the show continues through the week. At the Star, Rapell the jugler headlines with Anna Hamilton and a vaudeville lineup featuring Beg Car, four in a company, a Mexican love study, and the Kelcey sisters among other acts. daily matinees planned all week.
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San Francisco Opera Company
Grand
Atla Factory
Mise Maud Beatty
Homami
Luctle Isler Blay
Webb
Polyoop
de Bouillon
Planchette
Bradley
Mustard
Star Theater
Rapell
Strongle
Anna Hamilton
Kelcey Sistera
Margaret Severance
представляет июня шесть тысяча девято две тысячи семь hundred
The fragment lists numbers likely financial figures or ledger entries from 1906. It includes a large monetary total and several sub totals or balances, with no clear names, places, or events readable.
DeForest Wireless Firm Men Held in Contempt by Court
Judge Hoyt M. Wheeler of the United States circuit court ordered Abraham and Lee DeForest, presidents of DeForest Wireless and DeForest Telegraph, held in contempt for continuing to use the Fessenden liquid barrettter despite an injunction. Bail set at 10000 each. National Electric Signalling Company seeks further sanctions and costs including counsel fees.
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New World
Hoyt MH. Wheeler
United States Circuit Court
Day
Abraham and Lee
DePas View
Wireless Telegraph Company
American
de Forest Wi Telegraph Company
Aly White
St. Louis
Lee
Europe
Wheeler
United States
Shields
Lees
Thas
Fessenden Haquid
de Forest 4
National Electric Signalling Company
de Forest Companies
Theessenden Neald Barretter
Telcera
de Porest
Order of Arrow
de Forest Companion
National Company
Forest Companies
de Foreat Company
New River Steamer for Yukon Begun in Portland
Construction started yesterday in Portland on a 120 foot river steamer for the Northern Commercial company. The vessel will be shipped knocked down to the north and assembled at St Michael, with delivery expected by August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Northern Commercial Company
St. Michael
Charles Cavanaugh Pleads Not Guilty in Theft Case
Charles Cavanaugh pleaded not guilty before Judge Frater in superior court on the charge of stealing $20 from Thomas Anderson on May 30. His trial is set for June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cavanaugh
Judge Frater
Thomas Anderson
Man falls from streetcar injures face on First Ave
George Osburg, a Logant, fell from a streetcar last night on First Avenue. His face was badly lacerated, requiring transfer to Pacific Hospital. He appeared intoxicated, his hat blew off, and he slipped while attempting to jump from the moving car, cutting his right cheek on the brick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Osburg
Pacific Hospital
Osburg
Attorney Demands Verdict After Arrest Seizure Case
Attorney J M Glasgow representing Charles Ostrand argues police officers exceeded authority in seizing him on the Washington street. He asks acquittal or a guilty verdict and vows to appeal to the superior court if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ostrand
Washington Striot
J. M. Glasgow
Teamsters Fined For Rushing Through Intersections
Judge Gordon in the police court yesterday fined teamsters five dollars for driving their teams around street intersections at a pace faster than a walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Teametera
Tippett Improves After Morphine Incident at Seneca House
J. Tippett who swallowed morphine at the Seneca house yesterday is reported by the Wayside talks to be out of danger and steadily improving today. He is under care at First Ave and Seneca Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Tippett
Seneca House
Seneca St
Alaska politics heated as delegate race boils party lines
Rumors swirl over a Republican bid to block territorial self rule as factions in Alaska hinge on party lines. Charlies Herron accuses self government supporters and corporations of waste, while non partisans fear a shift toward a pro territorial form. The contest sparks a bitter, regionwide clash.
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Charlies
Herron
Beattie
Candle Creek
Republican Territorial Committee
Alaska
Wenre
Washington
Dickene
Humboldt and
Jefferson
Sen
U P May Hear Fifth Ave South Opening From Property Owners
Property owners along Fourth Fifth and Sixth avenues south plan a 7 30 p m meeting at Charlies BE Petterson offices Batley block to decide on opening Fifth Ave south for Union Pacific access The decision hinges on owners forming a definite agreement before presenting terms to the corporations committee and the railroad leader J D Farrell says outcomes depend on the claims of those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth Ave South
Charlies BE. Petterson
Batley Block
Fifth Av. South
Harriman
Corporations Committee
Union Pacific Railroad
Corporation Committee
Union Pacific
Farrell
Fitthav
South
Memorial Services for Thos R Delaney Held by Knights
Memorial services will be held tomorrow afternoon in Mikes hall for the late Thurmias R Delaney by Be attle council No 76 Knights of Columbus. Requiem mass will be celebrated at the Church of Our Lady of Good Help lines 6th Ave and Jefferson St by Rev J E O'Brien. The program at Elke hall will include music by the Elks quartet and a roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikes Hall
Thurmias R. Delaney
Beattle Council
Knights of Colembus
Church of Our Lady of Good Help
Jefferson St
J. E O'Brien
Elke Hall
Elks Quartet
Elks Meeting Recites Rit uel and Quartet Address
Van Phul acts as recorder with James H. Kane and James P. Lavin among grand knights and officers. Elke quartet and Elks quartet perform music and prayer led by Rev. Emil Kauten as chaplain. Hon R A Ballinger also attends in official capacity.
Three youths arrested after street fight
Arthur Reed Joe Brown and Ole Lockin were arrested last evening by Patrolmen McNamee and Holland and Detective Phillips charging them with engaging in a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Reed
Joe Brown
Ole Lockin
McNamee and
Holland
Phillips
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County
Millhopf
van Hames
Penter
Apot
Pellee Ue
Great Northern
Wes
Lord
Dellard
Kearny
Hil
Tom Nolligan
Newcastle Road
Nelligan
Tle
Kaita
Ettom
Tom Nelligan
R. Sartori
Elsie Millicatf
Sheriff Smith
Sartori
Henican
Taylors
M. Bregher
Groliet
Kennydale
Norris & Rowe's
BIG
Commercial Club
of Chicago
Slaughter House
CONDI
Roose
Packt House
Marquis de
SCCA
WIT Ruin
America
England
Germany
Marion Mere
BIG Realty Base
Portland Arives
Ballard Notes
C. Chambers
Ship St
J. Semith
North St
DeForest Wireless Company
Abraham White
Lee DeForest
U. S
Yukon
Cavanaugh
Bartell
Big Red Cross
Oxfords
Corona Colt
Scien
Reneela
Raymond & Hoyt
Pike St
Tippett
Charles E. Herron
U. P
Fifth Ave. South
J. D. Farrell
The
Star
Thos. R. Delaney
Redelsheimer
Columbia
J. Redelsheimer
First Ave
Col. Columbia
Bor Ragley
Cash Register Exchange
the Sundwall Co
1St Ave
Pacific and
Puget Sound
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