Mistaken for Bear Tragedy Near Edmonds
June 10 a prank leads to a deadly incident three miles from Edmonds in a wooded cabin. Clarence Hyner awoke to a scream and found Langville in the water after hearing a noise he mistook for a bear. Langville died later at a local hospital. Hyner, distressed, tended to the injured and aided the searchers. The deceased left behind a widow and children.
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Clarence Hyner
Edmonds
Lans
Hyner
Geising
Yan
Langville
Lanagvilie
Joes
Blond
Merle Motler accused in fatal France crime
An article reports Merle Motler accused of murdering four children by forcing them to blindfold themselves and fall into a river near Lille. The incident ends with Motler and the eldest child reportedly drowning after the tragedy.
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Lille
Merle
France
Local Military Burial Held For Col Wes Buriel
In a solemn ceremony this afternoon at the Washington site, the body of Col Wes Buriel, late colonel of the unit, was laid to rest with military honors. Officials and veterans attended as the funeral procession concluded a long service and tribute.
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Col . J
The
T of the Washington
Wes Buriel
Markets report shows mixed berry prices and shipments
Market notes indicate seven were early with firm prices as public variation suggests two cent gains. Strawberries and fresh vegetables arrive Saturday with California shipments growing smaller while prices hover around ninety dollars per hundredweight for certain berries.
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California
Daily corrected fruit and produce price list
A corrected daily market listing with varied produce prices including green fruit rye lime oranges pineapples grapes strawberries and more. It also notes eggs poultry beef mutton pork and other shop stock with price ranges per crate sack or per pound and delivery to docks or Beattie.
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Washington Creameriea
Iowa
Washington
New York
Ain
California
Fort
Case
Fresh Ranch
Remarkable Growth of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Reports from Chicago secretary Cooper note the church may reach 950000 converts this winter and aim for 2000000 totals after a General conference in May led by Bishop J M Thoburn. The drive, tied to a broader church education movement, follows years of mixed membership gains and a surge in religious awakening amid cholera and panic.
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Cooper
Chicago
Methodist Church
J. M. Thoburn
Methodiam
Chic Wesleyan University
Delaware
American University
Washington, D. C
Ohio Hall of Government
Pennsylvania Hall of
McKinley
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Tom Sharkey Achieves Life Dream with Family Home
Special Correspondence from New York reports that boxer Tom Sharkey, after years of prizefighting and supporting his family, purchased a villa at Sheepshead Bay for 200 and brought his mother and sisters to the United States. He praised his mother and explained he saved earnings to provide a fine home for them, saying his aim in the ring was to secure their happiness and a place they could call their own.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
Sheepshead Bay
Sharkey
Ireland
United States Navy
Navy
Long Island
Tom
Mr. Sharkey
America
Judge G and the Lynching Tale in Nebraska’s Early Days
A vivid account portrays Judge G a populist jurist in a Nebraska district court amid horse theft crimes. Spectators witness hangings as Judge A smiles, while a minister condemns the lynching. The judge boasts no supreme court will reverse the decision.
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Imentis
Supreme Court
Machinists Await Tomorrow's National Convention Action
Machinists wait for the National Metal Trades Association meeting in New York City to decide the nationwide strike stance. Rumors of non union hiring persist, but leaders deny them as key Seattle and Western shops weigh possible actions and manufacturers push for solidarity.
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New York City
National Metal Trades’ Association
United States
It Ia
Beattice
Machinnaite
Beattle
Machiniata
Etrikere
Treller Makers’ Union
Bremerton
Transport Rosecrans
Metal Trades Association
Tven
Carpenters’ Union
Despondent Major Daly Ends Life in Pittsburgh Home
Major W. H. Daly shot himself in the right temple at his Pittsburgh residence after a period of ill health and bereavement. The widower, aged, left no immediate family and had served on the general staff in Puerto Rico. Despondency attributed to health and bereavement was cited.
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Pittbrurgh
W. H. Daly
Aaron General
Chen
Tles
Puerto Rico
J P Morgan Advised on Railroad Valuation and Consolidation
A lengthy letter urges J P Morgan to back a plan to consolidate and refinance railroads. It argues for government involvement if watered stock is not scaled down, proposes one management and fair valuation to reduce expenses, boost traffic, and open expanded continental trade through Atlantic and Pacific commerce.
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Eal
Pacific
Atlantic
Millionaire to Poverty Col Miner Dies in Milford
Col Jas G Miner once assisted the Confederate navy and ran southern railroads during the Civil War. After years in Cincinnati, he died in Milford Ohio in abject poverty with only 1000 in Confederate bonds in a roomless trunk. His wife died on a rough board lounge.
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Cleveland, C
Edinburgh University
Scotland
America
Milford
Jas G. Miner
Cincinnati
Col
Miner
New Finnland
Sean
Texas
Sam Houston
Alamo
Gen
Taylor
Mex
Ico
Mexico
Colorado
Banta
Iron Works
Confederate Ordnance Department
South
Conf
Hoth
Children Beat Child and Death at Harbor Beach
Blanche Reynolde seven is killed after being beaten by schoolmates on her way home. Her nine year old brother is injured. Hattie Harriman fourteen is under arrest for the beating. officials withhold other names. Local prominent family involved amid caste quarrels in public schools.
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Harbor Beach
Mich
Blanche Rheynolde
Acdel
Hattie Harriman
No More Sunday Funerals In Riordan Diocese
Archbishop Riordan has ordered all Catholic congregations not to hold funerals on Sundays or holy days when Mass is offered. He cites disruption to worship and inconvenience to mourners and parishioners as reasons for the change.
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P. W. Riordan
Experi
Where Is He Edgar Lemnman Disappears in Walla Walla
Authorities search for Edgar Lemman who vanished from Walla Walla last week. Lemman, a Seattle-based lawyer married to Mina Kirkland, had been living here and is being traced by an attorney.
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Walla Walla
Ettl
Edgar Lemimnan
Lemman
Seattle
Mina Kirkland
Transfer of Parthener replaced by Wither at Cleveland Office
Due to sickness Wm C Parthener, a local mat pareer, will be transferred to Cleveland. Ira M Wither, an employee of the Cleveland office, will fill the place. Dr Cumyow's Chinese Root cures Rheumatium Office at Lyon House, 218% Columbia Street, hours 6am to 6pm. The New York Life Insurance Co writes Alaska risks without extra premium or restrictions and offers a nonforfeitable incontestable policy from date of nine.
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Wm. C. Parthener
Cleveland
Ira M. Wither
The
New York Life Insurance Co
Alaska
Auction sale of furniture on 12th June at No 2710 Avenue
E G Bickerton will conduct an auction on the premises No 2710 Second Avenue corner of Clay Street on Wednesday June 12 at 10 90 sharp. Items include oak bed sets extension tables dining chairs bookcase upright piano rugs carpets heating stoves kitchenware crockery glassware and more. Take North Seattle car. E G Bickerton, auctioneer.
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Bickerton
s#uction
Second Avenue
Clay Street
Seattle
E.G. Bickerton
Men Guard Hatfield Treasure After Found Pot Gold
Melville E Wyant and John Richmond guard three pots of gold found at the old Hatfield homestead in Port Richmond. Guns and rifles are seen at Wyant s home while court ownership is decided. The hoard totals about 16000 dollars. One man paid 19 for lumber removal from the basement. The treasure was buried near an ante revolutionary bake oven. Fear of heirs and landowner Rosenfeld prompts vigilance. The Hatfield house dates back 120 years.
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New York
Melville E. Wyant
John Richmond
Hatfield
Port Richmond
Wygant
Chas. Hosenfeild
Wyatton Richmond
Hatfield Heira
Rosenfeld
New Cement Promises Quick Prefab Houses
In New York on June 10 a cement discovered by A Moison could be produced cheaply and poured into house molds. The cement sets in days, allowing removal of the mold and a finished form. Edison predicts contractors will have standard house forms and pour complete homes.
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New York
A. Moison
Fdiron
Edison
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J. W. Percy
International Association of Machiniata
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Yesler Way
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Green
I. T. CO
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Pat Oe
Rexel Col CO Ae Ee
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Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co
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