Cripple Creek Bomb Plotster Testifies in Haywood Case
Orchard testified to plans to blow up the Vindicator mine and to bribery offers from Davis and Haywood. He described assembling bombs, the McCormick explosion, and later meetings with Moyer, Haywood, and Parker as federal troops moved to quell the strike.
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Smith
Steunenberg
Orchard
Montana
Utah
Arizona
California
Kas Creek
Colo
Moyer
Haywood
Federation Federation
En Creek
Wains
Wardner Mit
Davis
Vindicator
Joe Scholls
McCormick
Denver
Davie
Sherman Parker
Cripple Creek
Parker
City funds handled by Bagby and Rup inquiry details
Officials say the city trust money totaling about 150000 dollars was handled by Bagby and the late Rup. Records show Bagby kept papers on cash transactions and experts found the funds exist as described.
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Malleum
Bagley
Ruplinger
Hagley
Lawyer Bertha Vailpey Wins Quick Divorce Case
Min and David court scene shows Bertha Vailpey, the lawyer, delivering a sharp cross examination that collapses the husband’s defense. The plaintiff, Bertha Vailpey, seeks a divorce and the court appearance ends with a swift verdict in her favor, as the defendant offers little resistance.
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Bertha Vailpey
Misa David
Salvage steamer Salvor floated after grounding
Victoria news reports the Salvor and the steamship Northwestern grounded at the Fraser mouth. The Salvor was floated last night and both vessels proceeded to Esquimalt dry dock where the salvage company claims a substantial reward for the recoveries and tow to dock facilities.
Banks to drop titles under new state law
Olympia June 6 A ruling by Attorney General Atkinson and Bank Examiner Engle states many private banks must rename to the proprietor name and use private bank on stationery under the new state banking law. Violators face penalties up to 1060 dollars.
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Olympia
A. W. Engle
Atkinson
Mayor Signs Warrants To Pay Street Superintendent
The mayor signs warrants to avoid delays in paying Case salary. Warrants will remain on the mayoral label until the salary ordinance issue is settled. A special council meeting is set for 2 p m tomorrow to authorize spending for Street Superintendent Case and the general appropriation.
City Street Department Starts Cleanup on Private Property
City workers will raid lower Occidental and Railroad avenues this evening to clear streets of private property. Many firms have piles of wagons and boxes blocking the roadway. owners warned to move them or face removal costs billed to reclaim the property.
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City Street Department
Occidental
Sereed
Defaulter Caught After Bank Teller Embezzlement Suspect Apprehended
T W Kem, paying teller at Capital National Bank of St Paul Minnesota, suspected of large account losses, was captured by detectives in the Seattle post office late this afternoon.
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T. W. Kem
Capital National Bank of St
Swiss Planer Dies in Hobart Accident
Nicholas Degelo of Switzerland died at Hobart while attempting to place a belt on a pulley a sharp stick slipped and the point pierced his abdomen Deputy Coroner Wiltsle ruled the death an accident The body is to be buried in Seattle
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Nicholas Degelo
Switzerland
Hobart
Degelo
Wiltsle
Seattle
Ballard Saloon License Brings Police Trouble
The Ballard bar Alaska operated by T. W. Brumette was ordered closed by Chief of Police Wappenstein. W. B. Southard, acting attorney for Brumette, filed a demurrer against the information. City Attorney DeBrule found the ordinance flawed and another complaint would be required.
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Ballard
T. W. Brumette
Alaska
Wappenstein
W. 8. Southard
Bromette
DeBrule
Whisky to jail inmate leads to court action
Charles Wilson was arrested for operating a bar at the county jail and required to post a 260 bond for three months. He allegedly fed whisky to Florence Baker through a funnel as she held a cup, using a hole in a jail screen. Jim Hall aided the feeding.
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Charles Wilson
Jim Hall
Ata
Florence Baker
Wilson
Mies Baker
Butler Hotel staff strike as union rejects demands
Fifteen men walk out of the Butler Grill in sympathy with a wider union dispute. At Butler and the Rothe Keller, cooks and waiters quit after management refused union terms. Several restaurants planned closures or partial operation as the week progressed, with staff aiming to pressure action on the labor issue.
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Ee and Walters’ Union
Atnt
Butler
Remaiy
Earthquakes Strike San Francisco in Two Shocks
San Francisco recorded two sharp earthquake shocks shortly after midnight causing panic in the burned district. People rushed outside as walls toppled. no fires were reported and damage is limited. The tremor followed the April 18, 1906 quake as the severest since then and was felt up to 125 miles south.
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San Francisco
Fourteen Nurses to Receive Diplomas at Seattle General
Fourteen members of the training school for nurses will receive diplomas at Seattle General Hospital this evening after a musical program. Graduates include Maude Bates, Annie Gatter, Caroline Hutchinson, Jane Heath, Elizabeth Harrison, Bertha Keast, Edna Morris, Elizabeth Ore, Grace Poltras, Emily Ray, Louise Robinson, Kila Snider, Gertrude Strobridge, and Jessie Strong.
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Training School For Nurses
Seattle General Hospital
Maude Marion Bates
Annie Elizabeth Gatter
Caroline Helen Hutchinson
Jane Hunter Heath
Elizabeth Harrison
Bertha Keast
Edna Mabel Morris
Elizabeth Ore
Grace Poltras
Emily Kathryn Ray
Louise Edna Robinson
Kila May Snider
Gertrude Emily Strobridge
Jessie Eva Strong
Odd Fellows Elect Spokane Officers
At the grand lodge session in Spokane yesterday the officers elected include Grand master Joseph A. Graham of Aberdeen deputy grand master L J Birdseye Spokane grand secretary Louis Hart Tacoma grand treasurer H Holmes Seattle grand representative Chester F Miller Dayton and grand warden J M Ralston Portland.
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Star
Spokane
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellowa
Joseph A. Graham
Aberdeen
L. J. Birdseye
Louis Hart
Tacoma
H. #. Holmes
Seattle
Chester F. Miller
Dayton
J. M. Ralston
Portland
Missionary T Pollard Beaten to Death in China
London reports T Pollard, a Methodist missionary at Tungtu, China, was beaten to death. Details are scant. Advices say missionaries are fleeing to safer locations as the situation worsens.
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London
T. Pollard
Tungtu
China
Port Townsend Wage Dispute Ends With Return to Work
Port Townsend June 6 The request for a $60 and some wage increase by the transport major Havne Thomas and other demands has been denied by the government, and workers have resumed duty.
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Port Townsend
Hvane Thomas
Lecture Highlights Defense of Blylock and Rational View
James Y of Annie Russells spoke to students in the city about the Defense of Blylock. On Thursday morning Mr Yo will again lecture to the engineering students on A Rational View of Ham.
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Vouceter
James Y
Annie Russells
High
Bhylock
Yo Wil
Eng
Explosion tears through gasoline car wreckage
An explosion aboard a gasoline tank car on a freight train near a location 20 miles from a point killed three people and left 16 badly injured while others were flung far by the blast. The cause remains undetermined and the train was wrecked.
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T Telegraph Servier
J J Davidson Cause Given for Act in Otisfe w Hotel
On Monday night at the Otisfew hotel J J Davidson’s act is reported to have been caused by health issues. The fragment notes health problems as the reason behind the action.
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J. J. Davidson
Otisfew Hotel
Murder in Ellensburg Stages a Quiet Night
Lane S Chas Smith died after a fight over worthless bedding at a shack near a valley lodging house. He told police a man slipped up from behind while on his front porch before fleeing, but authorities doubt the statement and have no solid clues to identify the murderer.
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Ellensburg
Lane S.chas Smith
Valley
Nis Vada
New Incorporations Reported in Olympia Names and Firms
Olympia June 5. Articles filed with secretary of state list Amonded articles for Varicle Dental Offices Seattle Columbia Baptist Church Will F P Rossweg J W Johnson Mukilteo Presbyterian Church H O Ball P N Christiansen Arthur B Childs Cassell Power and Mine Machinery Co Seattle 50000 John F Peterson W D Comer Henry Bratnober Black Hawk Mining Co Seattle 250000 John F Peterson et al listed with corporate filings by several individuals.
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Olympia
Varicle Dental Offices
Seattle
Columbia Baptisl Church
Will F P. Rossweg
J. W. Johnson
Mukilteo Presbyterian Church
H. O. Ball
P. N. Christiansen
Arthur B. Childs
Cassell Power and Mine Machinery Com
B. F
I, W. D. Comer
Henry Bratnober
Black Hawk Mining Company
John F. Petreon
John W. Peterson
C.rown
Brnet
Edwin R
Peterson
Ww. Worden
B Gluck
State Grange Convention Opens as Delegates Register
Ninety three delegates from across the state registered at opening of the state grange convention in Aelasingham. By noon attendance reached 125 with over 300 strangers registered at local hotels and private homes in the city.
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Aelasingham
Earthquake Bulletin Reports Distant Tremor
The Weather Bureau released a bulletin noting a distant earthquake of small intensity. Seismographs recorded the main motion around 10 29, lasting about an hour with stronger east west movement and a tiny maximum displacement of two tenths of a millimeter, likely two or three thousand miles away south of Washington.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Roosevelt to Probe Meat Price Rise
President Roosevelt may order an investigation into the rising meat prices. The inquiry would determine if the increase comes from natural market forces or collusion by meat packers.
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Gorf Telegraph Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Man Shot in Stable Barn Over Horses Dispute
At 85 Betst Nes Henry Imhoff proprietor of Union Transfer Co was shot in the neck in his Fremont barn by 18 year old Philip Hayes after a dispute over horses and a girl. Hayes waited for a doctor and returned to work. Imhoff faces surgery and is expected to survive. Authorities have not filed charges. In a separate note, Springfield reports the governor signed the Chicago charter bill enabling the city to beautify.
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Henry Imhoff
Phillip Hayes
New Jersey
Union Transfer Co
Philip Hayes
Green Lake
Imboff
Hayes
Imhoffs
Fremont
Imhoff
Seattle General Hospital
Imbeff
Lawrey
Pacific Hospital
Maud McDonald
Cocaea
Star
Miss McDonald
Springfield
Chicago
Coal price up a dollar as Seattle dealers protest
Richmond on June 5 Miss Elizabeth Loving daughter of Judge Loving testifies about the murder case against Theo Bates killer. Pacific Coast coal raises a dollar per ton spurring protests as Black Diamond lumps and Newcastle varieties jump to $7 and $6 respectively, cutting margins for Seattle dealers amid domestic price hikes. Officials blame production cuts and expect possible winter famine despite some coal from Australia and the Roslys Patrick & McCann mine.
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Richmond
Elizabeth Loving
Pacific Coast Company
Seattle
Alaska
G EK. Houston
Pacific Coast Co
Australia
Patrick & McCann
Roslys
Newcastle
Newcastle Nut
Fulton
Fulton Nut
Call for bids on Denny Hill regrading project
Prospectuses for bidders outline a large earth removal in the Denny Hill project. The board of public works will receive bids July 6 for 3,590,000 cubic yards of street and alley material, with private regrading to be quoted at the same figure.
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Denny Hill
Board of Public Works
Three Men Fatally Hurt By Train Collision In Birmingham
A train carrying molten metal collided with a street car in Birmingham on June 6. The collision left the motorman and two passengers fatally burned as the car was engulfed in flames.
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Birmingham
Ala
Trustees’ Motion Denied in New Hampshire Case
Judge Chamberlain denied the motion of three trustees appointed to manage Mrady’s estate for substitution as plaintiffs in place of the original complainants seeking an accounting of the property. The ruling follows the recent appointment and aims to secure a formal accounting.
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Concord
N. H
Chamberlain
Mrady
President of Trading Company Arrested in False Pretenses Swindle
John Brassington, president of Pacific Oriental Trading Co, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Cameron for obtaining 800 by false pretenses from W. S. Matthews. The firm advertised for clerks and solicitors with employment promises tied to stock purchases. Additional victims Hamilton and Young claim losses of 1000 and 600 respectively, with Young turning over books to prosecutors.
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John Brassington
Pacific Oriental Trading Company
Cameron
Matthews
Pier 2
W. M. Calhoun
Calhoun, Denny & Ewing
Calhoun
Mackintosh
Hamilton
Young
Robbery at Freeman Brothers Jewelry Store
Burglars entered the Freeman Brothers jewelry store in Vancouver last night through a rear window and stole forty gold and silver watches gold rings scarf pins bracelets and other jewelry. A reward is offered for the capture of the culprits.
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Vancouver
B. C
Freeman Brothers
Menhener Found Guilty of Misapplying Bank Funds
In Pittsburg on June 5 a sealed verdict in the Enterprise Bank case found Charles Menhener, a former teller, guilty of misapplying funds and aiding the cashier. Trials of higher officers will be pursued next.
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Pittsburg
Charles Menhener
Enterprise Bank
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