Disputed Estate Litigation Over Carrau Heirs and Transcript
The record details a long clash over the Carrau estate with Piles Howe and Farrell contending while Miss Carrau claims an outlawed appeal. Missing transcript delays filing and possible $10,000 offer to drop the case sparks dispute among lawyers backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donworth & Howe
Carrau
Howe
Miss Carrau
Miss Carran
Misa Carrau
W. M. Russell
J. A. Balllargeon
KE. Co
Jack Barberis
Two Cleveland Girls Die in Arsenic Suicide Pact
Margaret Curtis 16 and Helen Curtis 11 took arsenic at luncheon after mourning their mother. They mixed poison into their food and both died, with the elder dying first. Authorities report they confessed before passing away.
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Cleveland
Margaret
Helen Curtis
Five Million Lost in Bombay Cyclone Estimate
Sitte estimates that about six million dollars were lost in the June cyclone at Bombay. The figure reflects the financial impact of the disaster on the region’s commerce and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Bombay
Sitte
Orchard’s Duplicity Shown in Mine Strike Allegations
Telegraph reports reveal allegations of Orchard pressuring associates and proposing violent acts during Cripple Creek mining disputes. Witnesses claim Arthur Cole and Steve Adams were involved. Haywood allegedly urged killing Governor Peabody. Detailing events spans Denver to Cripple Creek with union tensions and mine owners reacting.
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Adams
Denver
Haywood
Gregory
Pettibone
Peabody
Gregory Orchard
Aged Man Dies on Street Car in Seattle
An elderly man identified as J. D. Spinney of Oak Park Illinois died on Broad Pike car 517 en route to University Street. Conductor Nels Larsen ordered all passengers off at James street. the body was moved to Ronney Watson morgue. Age about 66, with $100 and a card for Mrs Roche 1427 Seventh St. found on him. Death attributed to heart failure.
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James St
Nels Larsen
Broad-Pike
J. D. Spinney
Oak Park
Jil
University St
Ronney Watson
James Et
Larsen
Cooked Alive at Smelter Fatal Accident
June Hutte and Peter J. McCallum died at the Boxton and Montana smelter when one converter was overturned as they walked nearby. Molten copper poured over McCallum, burning him severely before he could escape, his body reportedly encased in copper.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Hutte
June
Peter J. McCallum
Boxton & Montana
Canadian Cup Defender Race Marred by Tragedy in Vancouver
The Canadian Cup defender Spirit is set to race into July 4 in Vancouver but a fatal incident occurred when Frank O hane, a team member, jumped from a third story window at the Warne hotel. He died at Wayside hospital and no next of kin have claimed the body.
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Vancouver
BP. CC
Frank O'@hane
Teameter
Warne Hotel
Wayside Hospital
Attorney vows strict enforcement of Sunday closing law
Manning says he will rigidly enforce the county Building Day closing law as his first act in office Stevens vows not to permit newspapers to publish Sundays.
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Boripps Telegraph Service
Ore
Manning
Stevens
Stolen Items Reported From Hotel Room
C D Lee and J W Shielda reported two suits, cloth and gold watch, two diamond pins, and money stolen from their hotel room this morning. Police investigating the burglary at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Lee
J. W. Shielda
Tral Hotel
Beattie Mother Arrested in Despondent Death Attempt
In Aberdeen Washington Jane Neéline Underwood longtime resident of Beattie faced an attempted death by own action charge. She was arrested concurrently with her husband but found not guilty of the crime.
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Aderdeen
Wash
Jane
Neéline Underwood
Beattie
Walla Penia
Mre. Underwood
Hue
Harrow Escape Tragedy In Building Work Accident
A construction accident at the Pomelairdore site involved a huge crane working on the Mo & Southwick building. George Harrie died and others were injured when a heavy girder and cables fell. A team of mules and workers were struck as the crane arm collapsed.
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George Harrie
Pomelairdore
Mo & Southwick
Bee
Pike
Harrie
Court sustains demurrers in anti trust case details
June 6 report says the court sustains demurrers against fifteen men charged with violating the anti trust law in the 네t and commodity market case. The labor and Val law are not applicable.
Cyclones in the Middle West Head Camp Session in Seattle
Mr. Conner serves as head escort of the head camp of the Woodmen as the next session opens in Seattle on July 24. The order has about 16 000 members in Washington state.
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Seattle
Conner
The
Woodmen
Order
Washington
Kansas Wheat Confiscation Report Delays Harvest
The Kansas agricultural secretary reports a 21 percent crop loss from planted and plowed wheat, with overall ruin due to insects minimal. Wheat harvest now expected about fifteen days later than usual, and overall condition remains cautious despite low insect damage.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
Topeka
Kas
The
Kansas Agricultural Department
Kansas
Lnwects
Victims of fake Raffies sue Morning Times
Wm. Fr. Davidson owner of the Mysterious Mr. Raffles story sues the Morning Times for 600 dollars after exposing the fake Raffles as a city hoax. H. W. O Treat of Dreamland Skating Rink also seeks 60 dollars, saying he paid for a false appearance by Raffles. The Times notes the hoax was spread by an advertising impostor named Roberts and Carruthers.
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Wm. FR. Davidson
Mr. Raffles
Morning Times
Distriets Av. North
Senit
The
Times Publishing Co
Davidson
H.W. O Treat
Dreamland Skating Rink
Raffles
Times
Stateenth Av
Stall
Mr. Tréat
Roberts
Reb
Huet
Raf
Raffies
Carruthers
Huot
Roberta
A of the Times
the Times
Emma Goldman Delayed Appearance In City
Emma Goldman announced she would not arrive until late this afternoon after a no show yesterday. Local followers were notified of the revised schedule for the anarchist speaker's city appearance.
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Emma Goldman
Johann Most
May Sutton Defeated by Sterry in Northern Championship
In Manchester Bogiland on June May Sutton lost to Mrs. Sterry for the northern championship. The scores were 7 to 6 and 6 to 0.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Manchester
Bogiland
May Sutton
Sterry
Dredger Seattle Buried in Long Reach Loss Seen
A dredger named Seattle sank in Long Reach California on June 8 morning. The vessel, owned in San Francisco, caused an estimated loss of 150000 dollars.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Long Reach
Cal
Seattle
San Francisco
Thirty two couples seek divorces in Morris court today
The city saw a record number of 32 divorce petitions in Judge Morris’s court with most applicants women. Grounds included non support and desertion. Details include cases of Mrs. J. M. Patterson vs C. C. Patterson and others, plus testimonies and property awards. Additional notes mention 29 other stories and a Persian frontier earthquake near Beral in Constantinople.
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Ijudge Morris’ Court
J. M. Patterson
C. C. Patterson
Foonsupport
Hia
Twenty Third
Ay. N
Morris
Sewer Bonds Arrive For City Trunk Line Project
The city received 1 660 000 dollars in trunk sewer bonds printed in Chicago by Harris Trust. Officials will sign and exchange them for cash after examination. An ordinance for council introduction Monday authorizes the board to begin work. City Engineer Thomson says five sites will be tackled once funds are available.
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Chicago
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
Thomson
Havash Attends Palace Meeting With Elders and Ministers
In Tokyo on June Havash met at the palace after a conference with elder statesmen and ministers. It is believed the talks covered American affairs.
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Tokio
Havash
Cloudburst Kills Thirty Near Louisville Destroys Gradyville
Louisville dispatch reports a midnight cloudburst near Columbia destroying Gradyville. In rapid flood waters many residents perished or were buried in debris as the town washed away. Reports list several families killed and many others injured in the Illinois cyclone strikes and DuQuoin hurricane aftermaths.
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Louisville
Illinois
Scrippe Telegraph Service
Gradyville
Columbia
Ae Hin
We John Moore
Wilmore Austin
Daugh
Seattle Contractor Fatally Shot in Leavenworth
John McGee a Seattle building contractor was shot by W L Davis in Leavenworth Washington yesterday. The wound was fatal and doctors said he would not live through the afternoon. McGee's family lives at Green Lake and his son in law George Smith is with him at the hospital. Davis was taken to Wenatchee to prevent a mob.
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Star Special Service
Leavenworth
Wash
John McGee
Seattle
W. L. Davis
Davis
McGee
Wenatchee
Green Lake
George Smith
Green Lake Boulevard
Man roasted to death at mill boiler in Port Townsend
Bernard Schmidt was found dead atop a warming boiler at Karl Lindstrom's Discovery Hay shingle mill after complaining of heart pain. The mill ran all day with his body on the boiler. Coroner J M Lockhart denounces the owner Lindstrom as barbarous and plans arrest.
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Star
Port Townsend
Bernard Schmidta
Karl Lind Atrom
Discovery Hay
Lindstrom
Schmidt
J. M. Lockhart
Delegates Arrive at The Hague for Peace Conference
The Hague June 8 delegates to the peace conference begin arriving as the congress opens next week. Disarmament talks are blocked by Germany’s opposition. An aeronaut killed by a lightning strike was honored in funeral rites with Army officers as pall-bearers. the body traveled from Rome to Florence. Queen Margherita sent condolences to the captain’s family and the corps of engineers.
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McCafferty, Beil & Godfrey
Robinson
Marie Carrau
Olympia
Anthony Jurioh
Nevada
Judge Prater
Scripps Telegraph Service
The
Hague
Germany
Rome
Florence
Margherita
Corps of Engineers
Funeral expenses paid for Captain Olivelit by King Victor Emmanuel
In Rome June King Victor Emmanuel covered all costs of Captain Olivelit's funeral. The act underscores royal support for military figures and the nation’s mourning ceremony.
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King
Rome
King Victor Emmanuel
Captain Olivelit
Haul Confesses Murder in Karlsruhe Case
In Karlsruhe Germany professor Karl Haul of Washington DC confessed to killing his mother in law after learning yesterday that his wife had confessed to the crime.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Karl Haul
Washington, D. C
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