Auto strikes youth in Union neighborhood death feared
A 17 year old Rain ing COMPANY employee named Moteen was struck by a moving auto at Second Columbia and another street corner. He was taken to Seattle General Hospital with a face injury and broken ribs. An investigation into the accident is underway as authorities hold the driver and examine responsibility.
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Moteen
Union
Second Columbia
Freman
Dock
F. Drager
Amerto
Seattle General Hospital
George Newlands
Marsh
Police Headquarters
In case the sea heals, the evil we love endures
A fragmented line ponders sea and inner danger. The quote frames a belief that the only true harm comes from the evil one cherishes, suggesting a moral tension between nature and personal choice.
Itsburn judge probes settlement of insurance case out of court
An Itsburg judge orders public disclosure of names tied to stopping a court case over Shumaker insurance claims. The suit, involving the New York Fidelity Casualty Co and a disputed death, accuses a Pittsburgh millionaire of pressuring payments and alleges Mrs. Shumaker’s marriage status was contested. The company claims Shumaker killed himself after a confrontation with the hotel guest.
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Itsburg
Mars Kacastve
Sune
Buffington
States Court
Pitaberg
Shumaker
New York Fitelity @ Casualty Co
Musician Dies After Drinking Poison at Bend
Daria, a musician, drank carbotic acid foam at the New England last night and died moments later. Clerk Reynolds at the New England heard him fall to the floor. David had worked in Leavenworth and North Bend recently and was described as despondent, leading to his suicide. Remains were taken to Bonney-Watson's.
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Geattle
Bend
New England
Y. South
Main
Lk. Reynolds
David
Leavenworth
North Bend
Bonney-Watson's
Forensic Recall of County Fraud in Washington Election Case
The article recounts a county fraud involving forged ballots in Washington. It describes fake tickets printed by Twitchel and forged candidate names, swapping results to favor Republican Van de Vanter over Sheriff Moyer. A court recount finally placed Van de Vanter by seven votes. It notes key figures Gorton and Twitchell and the improper guidance given to precinct judges.
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Moyer
Oregon Improvement Company
Pacific Coast Company
van de Vanter
J. J. Smith
State Senate
Dr. Smith
van de Venter
Perth
Jacob Furth
Meyer van de Vanter
John Riplinger
J. W. Maple
Twitchel
W. H. Moyer
Maple
Aaron T. van de Vanter
Republican Machine
Harry C. Gorton
Republican Committee
Frank Twitchell
Mr. Moyer
Richard Winsor
Hart & Hart
Local Inspector Tours Port Townsend Bathing Areas
The first chart of the new marine inspector Capt McFarland and Captain Nolan inspected bathers and halls in Port Townsend two days ago aboard steamers Daunt, Dauntless Materprise J M Colman and other Han t paseo boats. A petition circulated today backed by the W T U seeking signatures for Sunday closing of local saloons.
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Port Townsend
McFarland
Nolan
Halla
Dauntrees
Materprise
J. M. Colman
Hantpaseo
Sheriff hunt for Johnson in Irondale boarding house case
Star Special Service reports Sheriff Macomber and Marshall A Bowers searching for Charlies Johnson partner of Renko Hendetta at Irondale boarding house. Johnson left Port Townsend two days ago with about 700 dollars of partnership bills, both Johnson and money missing and bills unpaid.
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Port Townsend
Sheriff Macomber
Marshall A. Bowers
Charlies Johnson
Ofrenko Hendetta
Irondale
Johnson
Johneon
Money
Mrs Rosetta Stevens Dies After Illness in City
Mrs Rosetta F Stevens aged TH died at 316 Piret Ave after four months illness. Funeral from the residence at 2 30 PM with interment at Lakeview cemetery. She lived in Seattle 14 years and is survived by five children F D Stevens of Bellingham WA W E B Stevens manager of Stevens Hotel in city Mrs C H M Mine of Madison WI and Mrs J J Blanchard and J H Grant of Seattle.
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Rosetta F. Stevens
Stevens Botel Company
City
Mra C. HM. Mine
Madison
Wis
J. J. Blanchard
J. H. Grant
Beattie
Public Works Board Awards Several City Contract Bids
The board awarded grading and cement contracts on North and East Forty-third avenue. B. H. Rohi & Co. received a cement walk job for 22 252.20 and Elmwood place grading for 7 662.66. J. W. Peterson got Phianey avenue job for 9 354. Greenwood avenue grading bids exceeded estimates. lowest bid 115 905, exceeding assessable limit. Eighth avenue N. F. Erading awarded to B. D. Bidwell for 2 714.10.
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Board of Public Works
Forty-third Ay
B. H. Rohi & Co
Elmwood Place Et al
Phianey Av. Et al
J. W. Peterson
Greenwood Av. Etal
Union Pacific seeks permit for three test holes downtown
The Union Pacific requests a public works permit to sink three additional test holes along Fifth Avenue at the Damentenis and Peseane onal intersections to assess soil conditions for the proposed city tunnel.
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Union Pacific
Board of Public Works
Damentenis
Peseane Onal
Evensville Terre Haute Central League Collision Highlights Odd Memory Loss
In Evansville Indiana Crowder collided with Center Fielder Knoll during a local game. Crowder stayed in to bat two innings later for a home run but lost memory for 24 hours. A 1996 St Louis fight also jolted a boxer who afterwards could not recall the eighth round heat.
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Evansville
Ind
Knoll
Crowder
Industrial oppression label sparks plan to fund war on unions
Seattle dispatch reports Pres. Jan W. Van Cleave of the National Association of Manufacturers calling organized labor oppressive. He praised a 35-member committee pledged to raise 500 000 annually for three years to fund actions against unions, criticizing the closed shop and apprentice limits while alleging labor leaders threaten officials and courts.
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Seattle Star
New York
Jan W. van Cleave
Ita
van Cleave
Anarchist Meets Child in Park Before Steel King Office
The scene follows a somber anarchist who, after a fleeting gesture of kindness to a child with flowers, appears moved then angrily rejects the gift. He later confronts a stern steel magnate, declaring, I am not your friend, as tension rises in a stark urban encounter.
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Eeard
Steel King
Tam
Knife duel ends with mercy in luxury ward confrontation
A violent standoff unfolds as an anarchist attacks a mill owner with a knife. The magnate struggles to restrain the assailant while a child’s face and flowers soften the scene. The weapon drops to the floor. the anarchist retreats, murmuring a final plea.
Seashore Millinery Uses Quills and Birds
Milliners plan for foggy damp seaside days resort wear using quills and birds as trims. A striking black Milan hat with a huge white bird and a white Milan lining creates the effect of a bird alighting on the crown.
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Milan
Japanese Disturbances Toss City Into Diplomatic Question
In San Francisco on June 10 the U S government faces a delicate report over anti Japanese disturbances. A riot at the Horse Shoe restaurant on Folomast Street involved two Japanese attackers and a crowd wrecking the business. Police withdrew due to carmen strikes, and Viscount Aoki urged a full official explanation.
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San Francisco
United States
Folsomet
Carmen
Viscount Aoki
Proses
Haywood's Trial Report Focuses on Orchard Testimony
In Rome Ida June 11 nearly an hour of cross examination by Attorney Richardson failed to break Orchard's consistent tale about the attempted murder of Bradley in San Francisco. Orchard could not recall dates or places or identify the powder source, but he claimed Haywood funded him and discussed the failed plots. He remained firm on his original statements despite questions about the Denver episodes and alleged payments.
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Seattle
Twitchell
Riplinger
Smith
Rome
Ida
Richardson
Orchard
Bradley
San Francisco
Judson Powder Company
Mclartland
Denver
Adams
Haywood
Chester hooks 60pound catfish in Missouri river clash
Alton Missouri June 11 Chester engaged in a sensational fifteen minute wrestling match with a sixty pound catfish near Alton Missouri. He hooked the fish and drew it almost ashore before the encounter paused with the fish still on the line.
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Alton
Chester
Missouri
Fisherman Dives for Fish After Ducking Incident
An angler fell into shallow water during a fishing episode. He grabbed the fish with both hands and was submerged repeatedly. He was carried out and later reached shore with the fish, despite being ducked several times.
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Maroumin
Seo”Ce
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