Convicts Edward Merrill and Tracy Escape Night Chase
Merrill and Tracy slip from Gordon drawn near Gervais under cover of darkness. Posse and militia pursue through timber and fields. Dogs tire. fugitives head toward Akers farm in nearby bounds. sheriff Durbin relays efforts to Moniter and Monitor vicinity as search widens.
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Merrill
Tracy
Gordon
Gervais
Ais
Ne Ynal
Cecly
Merritt
Hadat
Akers’ Farm
Mrs. Akers
Ore
Durbin
Lee
Jift Durbin
Montier
Wood of Mas
Elijah Dowie Plans to Buy Jerusalem City
June 12 report from Zionist circles quotes Elijah Dowie outlining his plan to raise funds at Shiloh Tabernacle to buy the city of Jerusalem. He says Zion will await the Christ and asserts the millennium is near, linking volcanic eruptions and seismic warnings to the end times.
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Elijah” Dowie
Jerusalem City
John Dowie
Shiloh Tabernacle
Zion
Jerusalem
Dowle
Zion City
Weeping Nellie Underwood Hears Word On Bail and Fear
Nellie Underwood, jailed on a murder connection, wept openly as she awaited bail news and reflected on the fate of her husband Paul Underwood. Officers pursue Paul in forests around Bend, with rumors he has escaped or fled toward Gray's Harbor, while others doubt his capture.
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Underwood Bend
Paul Underwood
Miter
Westport
Tokes Point
Underwood
Gray's Harbor
Addit
Fisher
Divorce suit filed against bandmaster Fred Innes
Spicy Gase New York reports Fred Innes the bandmaster filed for divorce before Justice Bischoff. Four respondents including James J. Corbett are named with Mrs Innes alleging co respondent Katherine Wenzel. The attorney Hummel said Corbett would be withdrawn as evidence suffices.
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New York
Fred Innes
Justice Bischoff
James J. Corbett
Mra
Innes
Katherine Wenzel
Hummel
Corbett
Pugilier
Royal Commission to Inquire South African War Conduct
In the commons today a royal commission was announced to inquire into the conduct of the South African war.
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London
Commons
Tale of Vicinity Expands East to South Tonight
The story traces a local narrative moving from east to south as plans unfold for tonight. Community figures and nearby districts are noted as involvement grows with each development.
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Tle
Tale
All kinds of money involved in Lindblom divorce case
Nome millionaire Erle O Lindblom, claimed worth 4 590 dollars, faces a divorce bid from his wife who seeks 26 000 dollars in fees and 1 000 monthly alimony. He hires multiple lawyers, including Campbell Metson Campbell of Bannersea and Reed Nusbaumer of Oakland, with possible ties to Sweden and Idaho.
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Erle O. Lindblom
Norway
Sweden
United States
Beattie
Campbell, Metson & Campbell
Bannersea
George W. Reed
Emil Nusbaumer
Oakland
Pocatetta
Idaho
Seniors Sail Away On Capitol City Boat Ride
Instead of a banquet the junior class plans a post graduation trip for seniors. Tomorrow afternoon the juniors will take the seniors on a boat ride around the Sound aboard the steamer Capital City. Provisions have been made for those who may become seasick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Desperate criminals Thomas Mannes and Joe O'Neil arrested
Police captured Thomas Mannes and Joe O'Neil yesterday afternoon. They are suspected in several burglaries along the Sound of Mannes area. O'Neil is an ex convict with a notorious record, having served time in Walla Walla for highway robbery under the alias John Yan.
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Thomas Mannes
Joe O'Neil
Burkman and
Kelly
Mannes
O' Nel
Walla Walla
John Aereeee
John Yan
Theft at Bank of France Saddles City With Million Loss
Paris detectives probe a theft of a million francs at the Bank of France. No clues on method, timing, or perpetrators have been secured. Authorities vow full investigation as public concern grows.
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Paris
France
Bank of France
Owners Need Money House and Acre Near Railways
Property in Kent with a house and one acre of ground featuring 64 bearing fruit trees offered for 1900 dollars. Within seven minutes walk of the new Interurban railway.
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Kent
Christian Endeavorers Prepare Puget Sound Convention
Members of the Puget Sound district Christian Endeavor gathered at the First Methodist Protestant Church for a mass meeting to launch preparations for the annual convention. Officers elected included E. Brewee as vice president secretary L. Jones as corresponding secretary N. May Little as treasurer and F. H. Campbell.
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Christian Endeavor Boeleties
Puget Sound
Paotestant
E. Brewee
L. Jones
N. May Little
Treneurer
F. H. Campbell
Liquor License Battle Heads to Superior Court Hearing
The case, J B Clark as defendant for the Retail Liquor Association, challenges mayor and council power to raise the $1000 annual license. Gilliam appeals a ruling after arguments before J Griffin, with the high license amendment raising Haquer license from $800 to $1000 last March.
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Oly
Wartme Court of State Tomorrow Corporation
Dow
Mitchell Gillam
J. B. Clark
J Griffin
Superior Court
Gilliam
Roosevelt Delivers Diplomas at West Point Centennial
At West Point June 12 the graduation exercises honored the centennial with nearly all states represented among the graduates. Colonel Mills introduced President Roosevelt who gave a brief address and presented diplomas before the class departed for New York to perform in a theater tribute.
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West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
Union
Mills
Roosevelt
New York
Ladies Kennel Association Open Air Show at Regent's Park
London reports the open air dog show by the Ladies Kennel Association at Botanic Gardens Regent's Park as part of ante coronation events. The queen remains a patron and several notable dogs from Sandringham are exhibited, with international interest from American visitors.
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London
Ladies’ Kennel Association
Botanic Gardens
Regent's Park
Sandringham
England
Northern Cotton Mill Combine Progress Report
New York June 12 F L Underwood reports progress toward a Southern cotton mill combine after touring North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and Alabama where the estates are located. If completed the group will consist of about 60 concerns with vital stock exceeding 50 million dollars. Most properties will be acquired by stock exchange rather than cash.
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New York
F. L. Underwood
Southern Cotton Milla
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Underwood
Combine
Concert hall owner vows to quit over license clash
Geo W. Young alias Rick Young announces closure of Second Avenue South venue known as the Jews' Grotto after arrest for liquor sales. He plans to sue the city to recover $1 000 license fees arguing the sale of goods is illegal under state law and seeks a refund, while a council official questions his chances.
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Geo W. Young
Rick Young
Second Avenue South
Tate
Judge George Delivers Broadside At Blind Pigs
James Harriott known as Bind Pig faced police court on a warrant for selling liquor at Madison Park without a license. He pled guilty and was fined 100 dollars after a 50 dollar bail forfeiture was considered, with the judge warning of jail on future offenses. A bench warrant was issued for Kiam Steffen of the Madison Park Pavilion for selling liquor without a license after he previously failed to appear. his arrest is planned today. The judge blamed city council for denying licenses and pledged strict action against park liquor sellers.
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James Harriott
Bind Pig” Fame
A& H
George
Madison Park
Harriott
Dumphries
Geo 4Id
of Treasury
Lake Washington
Kiam Steffen
Madison Park Pavilion
Steffen
Congress in Washington debating Cuba receipts overhang
In the Senate Culberson seeks an itemized statement of U S government receipts and disbursements in Cuba while proceedings touch on Third Assistant Secretary Piece accepting a Legion of Honor from France. A memorial asks for a Philippines investigation as Des Moines veteran Mark Evans testifies about water cure allegations and village burnings in Bataan.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Culberson
United States
Cuba
Cullom
Pratt
Pierce
Rochambeau
Spooner
McCall
Picoteser
House
Philippines
Carnegie
Charles Francis Adams
Carl Schurz
Edwin Burritt Smith
Mark Evans
Des Moines
Company F
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Oran
Bataan
Ballard Plans Third School House on New Lot Purchase
Ballard directors approved building a third school house by purchasing lot 33 in Wares Addition for 2000 dollars through W. H. Vernon. The move follows a board meeting last night, with funds allocated to expand facilities. The article closes noting a court ruling in a divorce case favoring Margaret's former wife.
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Ballard
Wares Addition
W. H. Vernon
Property dispute over Ballard share in Wheatman v Ballard
Wheatman John Wheatman resists including certain Ballard property in the community estate. The plaintiff seeks inclusion of the property as part of her share, while John appears unwilling to concede.
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Wheatman
Vas
John Wheatman
Ballard
John
Howe Returns From Butte Opera House Opening
Manager J. P. Howe of Seattle has returned from his trip to Butte where he attended the Grand Opera house opening. He was accompanied by his wife and daughters. The renovated house opened last Sunday night with the Manhatt e company presenting The Butter jewel.
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J. P. Howe
Seattle
Butte
Grand Opera House
Grewsome Find Near Sitka Reveals Skeleton on Island
Dr. Charles Mulroney of the Rush reports two marines found a skeleton on a Sitka area island. The white man was found seated upright in a cave with teeth clenched on Chinese matting. The cause of death appears natural.
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Charles Mulroney
United States Revenue Cutter
Rush
Sitka
Cottage City
Show Cause In Liquor Inspector Case Against Morrison
Liquor Inspector John A. Meek seeks an alternative writ of mandate against James W. Morrison. Morrison refused liquor inspection, threatening death if it occurred. Although the supreme court favored Meek, Morrison’s refusal may jeopardize the merits again. Morrison must appear Saturday to show cause for the refusal.
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John A. Meek
Bell
James W. Morrison
Morrison
Meek
Supreme Court
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Columbia
Herbert S.upper
Scheuerman
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Lion Clothing House
Dickey Woolen Mills
Maurice Gerber
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Ayer
Judge George
Steffen Next
Congress
Margaret
MR. Howe
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