Seatt le voyage of world boxing hopefuls and pundits
Aboard the steamer from Seattle a mixed party of international boxing figures, fans, and media prepare for the Jeffries Johnson fight. World champions from Australia and Canada travel with reporters and spectators to witness the event. Passengers will spend a day in transit and coverage promises special service and celebrity commentary.
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Australia
Contis
Jeffries Johnson
Mons
Tommy
Lang
Pacific Cable & Passenger
Wi! R
Famous Case on Rusty Engines Involving Millions Decided by Lindsay
Joshua McIntyre cannot recover three quarters of a million dollars from Captain E W Johnson Nome mining operator. He is not entitled to a half interest in Johnsons Nome mining claim known as Cooper.
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Lindsay
Joshua McIntyre
E. W. Johnson
Nome
McIntyre
Johnson
Cooper
Indignation Over Fort Lawton Assault Sparks Seattle Rally
A brutal assault on Mrs. J W Redding near Fort Lawton triggers white residents to demand removal of the 25th regiment from Seattle. A suspect soldier is held in the guard house while public meetings plan action to move the troops and prevent further misconduct.
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Fort
Interbay
War Department
Brownsville Regiment
Congress
Fort Lawton
J. W. Redding
Redding
W. D. Mackay
Mullen
Goddard
T. S. Ewart
Thomas
Taft
Secretary of War
Ballinger
Piles and
Jones
Washington
Steiner
Lawton
Seattle
Steiner's Hall
Brownsville
Ward of charity ward tale of Mrs Ford embezzlement case
An article describes Mrs Ford in a charity ward case. Charles L Warriner is linked to alleged embezzlement of $624,000 from the Big Four. The piece notes her confinement, support payments, and that the patient was moved from the ward after family abandonment.
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United Brees
Jane
Charity Ward
Jean
Charles L. Warriner
Ford
Henry Dies After Operation in Greensboro Pioneer
Henry, a longtime newspaper editor born in Greensboro, died yesterday after surgery following last Friday's incident. He began his career with breezy editorial remarks and earned a reputation as a colorful commentator and fixture in local journalism.
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Barnets Williams
Greensboro
Houston Post
He & Cowboy
Mee TRUSTEE MEETING PORTLAND FAIR notes content
Trustees to attend a Portland fair and discuss a request or registration matter. Event involves a post member and promoters, with a focus on ceremony or summary notes. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate scheduled attendance and oversight.
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Mee
Portland
Wilhi
Mining camp romance ends in McIntyre venture dispute
Court Commissioner R. H. Lind ruled against McIntyre in the Guich No. 8 case after seven weeks of hearings. Lindsay notes the decision oral, recounting a Tacoma Nome partnership between McIntyre and Jotinean to lighter freight, with McIntyre selling a boat to the partnership for 500 dollars.
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R. H. Lindsay
McIntyre
Lindsay
Jotinean
Tacoma
Nome
Partnership Dispute Over Hoot-Man Venture Ends with Beached Boat
Judge Lindsay finds Johnson and McIntyre were partners in the failed freight business linked to the Hoot-Man. They planned to earn $30 an hour but the venture collapsed. the Hoot-Man was beached and engines were moved. Johnson later swapped the Pup for a Cooper Gulch mining claim valued among his holdings. McIntyre claims a half interest in the matter.
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Nome
Lindsay
Johnson
McIntyre
Cooper Gulch No
Seattle's Great Fire of 1589 Destroys Much of City
Twenty one years ago Seattle faced its biggest blaze starting at First and Madison at 2 45 pm. The fire swept over 100 acres, destroying property valued at 10 million dollars. Tacoma Victoria Olympia and Portland sent aid as flames spread to the Moran Shipbuilding site and the waterfront. Insurance losses totaled under 3.6 million dollars.
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Seattle
James
Madison
Leary
Chicago
Tacoma
Victoria
Olympia
Portland
University At
Moran Shipbuilding Company
Third Av
Water Front
Plots to derail four trains in Oregon and California
Italian gardener Frank Rinaldo confessed to three night attempts to derail trains on the Oregon Water Power line at Kerrigan and a separate effort on a Southern Pacific passenger train near Nickum. He claimed motive tied to a dispute over a girl and said he would have killed more if not arrested.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Frank Rinaldo
Oregon Water Power Company
Southern Pacific
Nickum
Cameron
Rinaldo
Ian
Cazadero
Kerrigan
Cazadero Electric
Weather forecast showers and clearing by night
A weather note says showers developing this afternoon and tonight with Tuesday likely fair. Moderate southwest winds expected.
Health Festival Draws 2000 Pupils From 57 Grammar Schools
Two thousand pupils from 57 grammar schools gathered Saturday at Dugdale's baseball park for a health festival under the board of education. A demonstration of physical training on the playground was presented.
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Dugdale
Baseball Park
Board of Education
Leavitt Goes On Trial For 1908 Seattle Slaying
Ralph B. Leavitt is on trial in Judge Gillam's court for the killing of Rafelo Segoe, a Seattle street sweeper, in June 1908. The case centers on alleged speeding by chauffeur Owen McCusker and Leavitt's prior attempt at extradition and bribery to avoid prosecution.
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Rafelo Segoe
Aweeper
Seatte
Ralph B. Leavitt
Leavitt
C. Slaughter
James Hardman
Gillam
McCusker
Sego
Los Angeles
Seattle
R. A. Hulbert
Fred W. Morrison
John F. Murphy
City Council President Murphy Ordered Arrest for Jury Duty Evasion
William H. Murphy president of the city council failed to appear for jury service. Judge Yakey issued a bench warrant for Murphy’s arrest and sheriff Hodge received the warrant. Eugene Way councilman from the Second ward is on the June jury list and sought an excuse from a judge.
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William H. Murphy
Yakey
Murphy
Hodge
Eugene Way
Second Ward
Fire Alarm Signals Robbery At Local Apartment
Mrs. M. E. Bolin and Miss Mary Gaughan reported a robbery at Bolin’s 1200 Thomas address after a false fire alarm. They found money and jewelry valued over $200 missing from the Antlers Hotel visitor’s apartment on Union street, and notified the police.
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M. E. Bolin
Thomas
Mary Gaughan
Antlers Hotel
Union St
Son jailed for family’s murder in Marshalltown
Marshalltown Iowa June 6 Following the discovery of the bodies of James Hardy Mrs Hardy and their little son at their Laurel home with heads beaten by a lead pipe Roy Hardy 21 another son was arrested on suspicion and held pending examination He denied involvement saying he was at a neighbor’s and did not return until early today
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Marshalltown
Iowa
James Hardy
Kind Hearts Respond to 10 Families in Need
A Star report details charity after a destitute family at 6305 Fourth Ave N E drew readers’ sympathy. Donations include $10 gold piece, $10 bills, and $5s. total $40.60 by noon. funds go to Mrs Wattles for mortgage relief and essentials as neighbors donate clothes and groceries.
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Av. N. E
Uncle Joe Eats Ten Cent Meals
Washington report notes Speaker Cannon dining on ten cent breakfasts for school boys touring the Capitol. He jokes that one cup of coffee and an egg sandwich cost 10 cents, with an orange optional for 15 cents, while remarking on his frugal past and present wealth. The scene includes his $6,000 touring car and $75,000 Vermont Avenue home. The boys laugh at the notion of economizing.
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Washington
Cannon
New York
Philadelphia
Capitol
Uncle Joe
Vermont Avenue
Star Want Pages Highlight Desirable Real Estate Listings
Real estate column in The Star Want pages daily features many desirable properties. Numerous premier listings are advertised exclusively in The Star.
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Star Want
The
Star
Roller Zbyszko Match Promises Gripping Exhibition
In Seattle next Thursday night Dr Benjamin Franklin Roller will meet Zbysko in what is billed as a money making showcase. The bout is designed for Roller to win but the event promises strong wrestling action and a thrilling exhibition for paying spectators.
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Benjamin Franklin Roller
Terriple Pole
Seattle
Roller
Zbyscko
East
Jack Curley
Zbhiynsko
Polo
Gotch
Chicago
Zbysazko
Europe
America
Zbyexko
Himerelf
Frank Goteh
Jeffries
Farbelows
Dalzell Aims For Recount In Tight Pennsylvania Primary
In Pennsylvania primaries a close race may unseat John Dalzell and Dr. Robert J. Black contests the nomination. Dalzell supporters claim a 402 vote edge while Black demands a recount. In Schuylkill County Alfred D. Garner was defeated by R. D. Heaton, an insurgent candidate.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Congress
John Dalzell
Appropriations Committee
Robert J. Black
Dalxell
Schuylkill County
Alfred D. Garner
R. D. Heaton
Paris Plunged Into Darkness After Flood Event
London Punch notes a flood left Paris dark while a cheerful idiot questions why Noah's Arc Lamps were not employed in the relief effort.
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Paris
London
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Httie
Oo House
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