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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1904

Page

5

Doctor Fires Five Shots at Burglary Suspect

Dr C B Peppler living near Twentieth avenue and Jackson street awakened by prowler on his porch about 10 PM. He seized his revolver and fired five rounds at the burglar and handed the gun to a neighbor to hold the man until police arrive.

C. B. Peppler Twentieth Avenue Jackson Street

Burglary Suspect Flees After Burst of Shots

A burglar fled after a sudden break in as five bullets rang out around his head. He was seen to fall but blood was found only where he fell, and it is thought he escaped injury. Patrolman Mortrude and Detectives Hubbard and Freeman investigated the incident.

Mortrude Hubbard and Freeman

Local notices from Ritzville show varied civic activity

The Ritzville News reports the Palouse river bridge contract awarded to O H Horton for 2440 dollars with completion by November 1, 1904. Professor J W Lansing will spend vacation in Ritzville while district church and county affairs, including road district law debates, unfold. Shippings, mill repairs, a county history book, and train excursion advertising also appear.

Ritzville Wash Palouse Whitman Adams County Hooper O. H. Horton J. W. Lansing Lansing Riteville Washington German Lutheran Church Oregon Idaho Riteville Pilowring Riteville Chamber of Commerce Uot Adama County W. Mott Northern Pacific Rating Neal Zent Galbreath Bros British Columbia Grand Forks

Men Rescue Woman From Tree After Bull Attack Near Olympia

Q A Avery and Charles Allison of Olympia chased a mad bull on a county road south of Olympia. After a half hour of rock throwing, they freed a young woman trapped two hours in a toppled tree. The bull fled after the men exhausted the animal with blows.

Olympia Q. A. Avery Charles Allison Bima

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