Oregon Labor Leader Haywood Plotting to Assassinate Officials
The report describes Eugene V Haywood and associates arranging a series of violent plots in Colorado, including a failed roadside bomb under Peabody's path and attempts to shoot Gabbert and Horne. They considered killing financier David Moffatt and a Colorado Supreme Court judge, with plans to move about covertly in a snowy Colorado setting.
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Peabody and Gadbert
Haywood
Frank Horne
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Orchard
David Moffatt
Denver
Federation
Adams
Moffatt
Finality
Gabbert
Supreme Court
Canon City
Rip Van Winkle Returns as Canal Dream Reawakens
In 1907 Rip Van Winkle awakens after a 50 year sleep to find plans afoot for a lake to Puget Sound canal near Portage. He meets workers in the forest beside Lakes Union and Washington and volunteers to commence the dig with fellow locals.
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Rip van Winkle
Jeovy
John Lew
John
Mdl
A. A. Genny
DO. T. Denny
W. N. Bell
T. Boren
Elliott Bay
Lake Washington
Puget Sound
Lakes Union
Washington
Ocean
Schneider
Rip
Walkout by union workers disrupts Seattle eateries
Workers at Rainier Grand, Mare, Savoy, Model cafe and Pautler walk out over new wage scale. Five cooks and ten waiters at Rainier Grand, seven at Savoy, fifteen at Pautler, affecting service as owners resist a Sunday week. Some cafes may go open shop. others struggle to serve customers.
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Ils
Bad Walters
Tefpeed
Rainier Grand
Savoy
Model Cafe
Pautler
Goldman to Speak in Seattle on Anarchism Topics
On Tuesday evening the speaker will discuss political affiliations of the anarchist party in a live address at the socialist hall titled Direct Action and Political Action. On Wednesday she will address misconceptions about anarchism and present The Revolutionary Spirit of the Modern Drama at the same venue.
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Socialist Hall
Washington Children’s Home Society Annual Dinner Report
The Washington Children’s Home Society held its annual dinner at the Fire Hall Church last night. Over 1,000 children were aided during the year, with 700 housed in new homes. M. F. Jones and Judge Prater of the juvenile court spoke to attendees.
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Washington Children’s Home Society
M. F. Jones
Judge Prater
Robber Identified as Chinese Fugitive Arrives Expected
Port Townsend reports a Chinese robber named Téeong Soon linked to the theft of thousands from William Walker aboard the Minnesota. Maj. W. C. Goodman, from Portland, arrives with detectives and secret service to pursue the suspect, Mrs. Walker connected to Standard Oil.
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Port Townsend
Yokohama
Téeong
Wilhiam Walker
Minnesota
Maj
W. C. Goodman
Portland
Secret Service
Striking miners at Resshi copper mine use dynamite freely
Reports say the Resshi copper mine strikers are using dynamite without restraint. The telephone station is destroyed and a clerk killed by fire. Troops are to be sent as the strikers reportedly plan to blow up the entire mine.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Tokio
Jane
Mateurama
Resshi
Schmitz Confident as Trial Faces Women Audience
In San Francisco the trial draws crowds of women voters and a full courtroom. Charles Skelly testifies on police commission actions while Thomas Reagan recalls the mayor pressuring him to vote against French restaurants. The mayor confronts allegations over licensing funds and political influence. A new store opens as J. F. Wolf leaves Fair Department Store to start a clothing venture at Second and Pine.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
San Francisco, Jr
Schmite
Charles Skelly
Police Commission
Reagan
Thomas Reagan
Angault
Restaurent
Freelaurante
Pooamse Des SS
Baldhep
Police Board
Biggesf
Hia
Ruel
Tom
Boonkes
J. F. Wolf
the Fair
Second and
Pine
Marie Carrall Misses Sullivan Millions Fight
The first circus parade opens the season in First and Second streets with Norris & Rowe. Marie Carrall, a French magic teacher, loses her bid to claim Sullivan’s million dollar estate. the court rules no transcript filed and the appeal likely dismissed. The Sullivan block estate will go to the Irish cousins Sullivan and their attorneys Piles, Howe and Farrell.
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Norris & Rowe
Cedar and Blican Sts
W. R. Bell
Frater
Marie Carran
Supreme Court
Fantte
Carrau
M ‘ Ne
Van
Mis
Mise Garran
Supreme Court of the Red States
Griffith
Sullivan
Firat Arc
Seattle
Livan
Piles
Howe and
Farrell
Croker's Orby Wins English Derby at Epsom Downs
Richard Croker's horse Orby won the English Derby at Epsom Downs yesterday. The victory stirred public discontent as many view the blue riband going to a titled or aristocratic owner.
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Epsom Downs
Richard Croker
Orby
Could-Be Slayer Will Escape
Reported tensions around an attempted shooting involving a man named Imhoff. Police say no action without a formal complaint from the injured party, while hospital officials allegedly withhold information. A confusion of names with a Union Express company is noted, with no link between firms as Imhoff maintains his surname.
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Wappenstein
Imhoff
Hagen
Imboff
John Riplinger tied to treasury looting tale teased in Star series
Fourteen years after a bank ledger scheme netted Kink County between six and seven thousand dollars, John Riplinger is named as the mastermind. Joe Smith will recount the rise and fall of Riplinger in a Star installment starting next Monday. Meanwhile the Kaga Maru loading continues with six gangs and about fifty laborers at work in port.
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John Riplinger
Treasury
Joe Smith
The
Star
Van crash injures no one as horses flee down street
A large van owned by L Larsen of Fremont was smashed in a runaway near Fifth Avenue and Union Street. The horses pulled the vehicle onto Fourth Avenue, hitting a telegraph pole before stopping near the Ant Hotel. The driver was absent and no injuries were reported. In Cleveland the same day a man’s body was found in the Ohio Canal wrapped in wire with red hot wires inserted in the throat and abdomen.
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L. Larsen
Fremont
Larsen
Fifth Ay
Union St
Fourth Av
Ant
Ginas
Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Canal
Here
Molders to Appeal Decision Over Strike Sign
Striking iron moulders allied with George Peters, fined by Judge Albertson for displaying a strike sign near local foundries, plan appeals and aim to continue the fight in higher court as more members are traced today.
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George Peters
Albertson
Workers vow to press on after protests in factory dispute
Several men indicated the likely outcome but no official action has been decided. A moulder declared they entered the fight to win and would not be easily bluffed, signaling resolve despite uncertainty.
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Moulder
Builders and Traders Exchange Proposed for Seattle
More than 100 representatives of contracting and building supply firms attended a meeting last night to form a permanent Builders and Traders Exchange in Seattle. The group aims to create a daily meeting place for those furnishing building materials to meet and trade.
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Seattle
Arraigned for Fraud In Federal Court Reopening
Judge C. H. Hanford resumes May term as J M Hammond president of Mutual company now under receiver arraigned on mail fraud charge. A J Hosburgh also arraigned with plea by Monday. W F Hernies of Ta coma will plead Monday with bond set at 1000. Harbormaster notes May rise in Oriental imports and Columbian exports to southeast Alaska.
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C. H. Hanford
J. M. Hammond
Mutual Company
Hammond
United States
A. J. Hosburgh
Seattle
Civil Service Schools
W. F. Hernies
Tacoma
Oriental
Pritieh Columbian
Alaska
Fire town rocked by massive arson attempt in Allentown
A three alarm blaze struck three major business houses in Allentown on June 6, followed by a residential alarm to draw fire crews away. The blaze caused losses estimated at 600000 dollars. Meanwhile a long running hoax by a "Raffles" faker is exposed as a Seattle scam involving false subscriptions and misused funds.
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Serippe Telegraph Servicr
Allentown
Horrible Tortures From Chinese Rebellion Report
In Hong Kong on June 6 reports describe widespread brutal clashes between troops and rebels at Weil Chou. Soldiers captured by rebels are said to be tortured, mutilated, and killed as revolutionists plan attacks on multiple cities with women aiding the rebels.
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Mong Kong
Weil Chou
Man Dies After Repeated Accidental Attempts
In Salt Lake City on June 6 W C Risdon a railroad worker attempted suicide three times by placing his head under locomotive wheels. After being saved each time he finally stepped into the street and placed his head under a loaded truck. His neck broke and death occurred instantly. a large amount of money was found in his pockets indicating he was well off.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Salt Lake City
W. C. Risdon
New Incorporations Filed in Seattle and Surrounding Area
Olympia June 6 reports several new corporate filings with the secretary of state. New York Catering Company of Seattle appears with 25000 dollars and listed officers J. P. McDonald H. O. Farris and A. T. McCarger. Best Construction Company of Seattle shows 6000 dollars with directors M. H. Christensen Best Chris Hansen and C. M. Pacific Patent Manufacturing Company of Seattle 5000 dollars with Chas Sewell John Lindh and R. OC. Frankie Matsen Manufacturing Company of Beattie 35000 dollars with Geo Matsen Fred Herman V. J. Haas and Harry Shelton. National Polo Company of Michigan filed articles and appointment.
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Olympia
New York Catering Company
Seattle
J. P. McDonald
H. O. Farris
A. T. McCarger
Best Construction Company
M. H. Christensen
Ty Best
Chris Hansen
C. M
Beattie
Geo
Matsen
Fred Herman
V. J. Haas
Harry Shelton
National Polo Company
Michigan
Fulton Bag & Cotton Millis Forms Change of Name and Appoints Agent
Fulton Cotton Spinning Company of Georgia filed articles showing a change of name to Fulton Bag & Cotton Mills and appointment of B. N. Clark of Seattle as agent in this state.
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Otto
Hanson
Everett
Fulton Cotton Spinning Company
Georgia
Fulton Bag & Cotton Millis
N. Clark
Seattle
Renton to Host Large New Car Plant Near Lake Washington
The Seattle Car Manufacturing company is rapidly building a major plant one mile north of Renton by Lake Washington. When completed the facility will produce 26 to 30 box and flat cars every ten hours and employ about 800 skilled workers. President William Pigott leads the 100 acre development with seven buildings and a near-complete power house and wood shop. An initial order for 250 forty foot box cars has already been placed by a single road.
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Chicago
Renton
Lake Washington
Seattle Car Manufacturing Company
William Pigott
Longshoreman Frank Meener Dies After Steamship Injury
Frank Meener a longshoreman who suffered a severe base of brain fracture while working on the steamship Olympia about a week ago died at Wayside Emergency hospital Tuesday. He had been in critical condition since the injury.
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Frank Meener
Olympia
Wayside
Jap envoy denounces sensational press over San Francisco row
Washington dispatch says the Japanese embassy secretary says reports of belligerent sentiment in Japan are unimportant. He calls such yellow journalism the same as in America and says these papers do not reflect government views or influence Japan's course.
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Washington
Japan
San Francisco
America
Mob Destroys Mission at Kaihsein in Sichuan
A mob destroyed the mission at Kaihsein near the Sichuan Thibet border, causing extensive damage and alarming local officials. No further details on casualties or motive were provided.
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Shanghai
Kaihsein
Shechuan
Thibet
Skips School for the Circus The Missing Eddie Taylor
The thirteen year old Eddie Taylor ran away from school to join the circus near the big tent in North Seattle. His mother Mrs R O Taylor of Second and Cedar street reported him missing to the police.
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Eddie Taylor
Addie
Seattle
R. O. Taylor
Second
Cedar St
Eddie
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