Innocent Woman Thrown Into Cell in Yakima Case
Mia Grace Mobley of North Yakima was arrested by Sheriff Grant and jailed in a damp receiving cell after a charge of a serious offense. Her confinement sparked a hasty outcry as witnesses described her deteriorating condition and a heart attack before treatment by Dr. Buckley.
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Grace Mobley
North Yakima
Grant
Yakima
Aew
Kelly
Tely
Portland
Buckley
Lee
Mobley
Field Marshal Oyama Talks of the War
Pay Will H Brill reports from Manchuria on an interview with Marquis Oyama. The Japanese commander insists he is a soldier not a politician and says the army has fulfilled its duties, will continue fighting if needed, and that health rumors about Oyama are false.
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Field Marshal
Oyama
Imperial Japanese Army
Manchuria
Mar- Marquis Oyama
Marquis Oyama
Comto Mancheria
Maine
Marshal Oyama
Tanaka
Alde
Ewing
Japan
China
Port Arthur
Tokio
No Nation raise a tax on whiskers when soap sells
Fragmented note lists shaving soap 10c cakes and Le Merck German Liver remedy amid miscellaneous specials. The text presents a consumer price snapshot with unclear spellings and brands, reflecting a historic tariff or sales context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Merck
Garden Hose and Tools Special Prices Listed
A catalog style notice lists various garden hoses in multiple foot lengths and prices. It mentions Cotton Howe and Garden Hose items, plus related tools like cutting pliers and splicing wire clamps. The ad highlights special prices and different kinds of hoses for gardening needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiro
Mayor may block rot ten scheme in city plan
The council approved extending the saturation district to upper Second and Third avenues to favor a single man. Mayor Ballinger weighs action after review and may veto. Council lacks votes to override. Second Avenue property owners vow strong opposition and pressure on the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satoon
Second and
Third Avenue
Ballinger
Second Avenue
Death by cyanide suspected in Shaffer case
Coroner and assistant rule Shaffer death a suicide by cyanide poisoning found in a bath tub at his uncle’s home. Chemist confirms traces of poison in the stomach and forecasts a final report Wednesday. Shaffer, who drew $200 recently, planned to marry Cora Lattner and will be shipped to Dyersville, Iowa with relatives.
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C. H. Shaffer
W. H. Lattner
Taylor
Carroll
Shaffer
Cornelius Osseward
Dyersville
Iowa
Cora Lattner
East
Robbery at Rupp and Punnell Grocery in Seattle
Thieves entered the Rupp and Pun nell grocery in Southeast Seattle Monday night and stole half a ton of provisions. Deputy Sheriff Sullivan was assigned to investigate after the early Tuesday morning report to police.
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Rupp & Punnell
Seattle
Sullivan
Sheep Flood Washes Away Hundreds in Clearwater Idaho
Clearwater Idaho June 14 Hundreds of sheep drowned or swept away by a cloudburst Saturday night. Herders barely reached high ground before a wall of water twenty feet high surged down the gulch. Significant loss of hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Idaho
Brand New Corps for Coast Defense
Washington maneuvers test Fort Washington and Fort Monroe defenses as a step toward forming an independent coast defense corps. The plan includes submarine mines and naval integration, with electric mine indicators and limited land action, aiming to deter foreign observers and protect key facilities near Annapolis and Baltimore.
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Gilson Gardner
Seattle Star
Washington
Fort Washington
Potomac
Paltimore
Fort Monroe
Secretary of War
Army
Navy
Mt. Vernon
Fort Waahi
Fort Hunt
The
War College
Mortara
Fort Meyer
Petuxent
Special G A BR Excursion to Portland
Portland Exposition excursion on Monday June 19 leaves Beattle at 4 40 a.m. round trip price $40. Inquire at N P City Office for details.
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Portland Exposition
G. A. BR
Portland
Beattle
N. P
Great Northern Offers Milwaukee Round Trip June 14
Great Northern Railway to sell round trip tickets to Milwaukee on June 14 for 69 dollars 70 cents in honor of the Woodman convention. The offer applies to all passengers and is valid for the specified date.
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Milwaukee
Special Rail Fare to Lewis and Clark Exposition
Special rate offered for travel to the Lewis and Clark Exposition with a six dollar round trip. The Northern Pacific train departs Seattle at 4:30 a m on Friday morning June 9th.
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N. P
Seattle
Burglary at 121 North Broadway Sparks Early Morning Alarm
Thief pried open a window near 4 a m at 121 North Broadway. Harry Cramer and Van Ripen report losses of an $80 diamond ring a gold wedding ring a silver watch and cash over $10. Five pistol shots were heard as residents suspect a confrontation with the intruder. Mrs. Wallace also reports a trunk rifling and silk theft nearby.
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Van
North Broadway
Harry Cramer
Cramer
G. A
Aspen
van Ripen
Wallace
Congressional irrigation committee tours West coast states
The irrigation committee and several irrigation project supporters arrived in San Francisco from the south. After stops in Nevada they will head to Portland then through Washington, Idaho, and Montana to examine water works and irrigation prospects.
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Ban Francisco
Congressional Committee On Irrigation
San Francisco
Nevada
Portland
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Mathewson Breaks Pitching Record In Nine-Hitless Innings
Christy Mathewson of the New York Nationals pitched nine innings without a single hit or base on balls in a game against Chicago. The feat marks a world pitching record, unmatched in the history of the sport.
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Christy Mathewson
New York Nationals
Chicago
Mathewson
Intrepid Sleuths Raid Gambling Hubs at Lake Washington
In a dramatic raid, Comrades Wappenstein Barbee and Tennant ride at dawn to Lake Washington to purge illegal gambling. Delaney lauds the trio for exposing immoral games and rings versus knives while Seattle's business district hosts ten active gambling parlors. The mayor and chief deny involvement.
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Wappensten
Barbee
Tennant
Lake Washington
Aoe Ae
Delaney
Wappenstein
Seattle
Ballinger
Gambling and vice scenes noted in Brooklyn saloon row
A Brooklyn piece describes Second and University and other venues with cigars and saloons as fronts for gambling games. It contrasts straight poker and fan tan with black jack in tenderloin spots and highlights public morality concerns over Lake Washington gambling with baseball throws and canes. Police denials are anticipated and a blunt call for action closes the piece.
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Brooklyn
University
Battersby & Smith
First
Music Hall
Ing
E Balocchi
Rat
Paust
Opal
Pike
Maison Barberia
John J
Scotty”) Ferguson
King
Washington
Fan Tan
Lake Washington
Heir 10 Fortune Gant Be Found
Albert Mihin of Hillman City tells Star man at police headquarters that Joe Martel is dead or missing from May and may have met foul play. Martel, an Austrian Pole about 45, disappeared after leaving home with lunch basket before a Ballard mill job. Coroners, morgues, and hospitals have no trace of him and his uncle's estate remains tied up awaiting Martel's location.
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Joe Martel
Albert Mihin
Hillman City
Mihin
Martel
Fuhiman City
Pratt
Milliman City
Ballard
Police See New Juvenile Law Sparks Controversy
The Star reports sharp police criticism of the new juvenile law with officers calling it a great outrages and a farce while the feature writer promises to present the opposite view. Detailing incidents from detention homes a chief deputy and others argue the law must be changed to keep offenders in check.
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Star
Nan Buxbee
Masters
Cramer
Tennant
Poiles
Delaney
Juvenile law repeal tolls bell as youths loots school
Abner Masters 12 and Clarence M. Cramer 13 reportedly loot Beacon Hill school house taking nearly 100 dollars in supplies and two fowls. They flee three miles before detectives lose track near Frye Bruhn's packing house. A public outcry follows among officials condemning the juvenile law.
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Abner Masters
Clarence M. Cramer
Frater
Beacon Hill
Frye-Bruhn
Adams
Clark
Clarke
Miller
Worthy
Killed Deer Pinched By Law In Lester Case
A deer kill near Lester may send Louis Thomas and his two sons William and Markey to jail as Game Warden Rief gathers witnesses. He plans to press for an example, while the Thomas household faces possible fines. Jacob and John Shorte also clash in court over a failed business venture and boat sale. In Latah, Chan Gifford stores burglary and fire, with loot found cached on Hangman Creek. burglar remains at large.
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Lester
Louis Thomas
William
Markey
Rief
Thomas
Jacob
John Shorte
William Tell
John
Acob
Latah, Wash
Chan
Gifford Wes
Hangman Ecresk
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LONG
LANG
Colman Building
First Avenue
Colombia
Marion Streets
Winnings Satisfactory Store
Second Ave
Bones
Philadelphia
Francis W. Dickins
Great Northern Railway
H. Lewis &O
Vat Ave
Cor. Cherry
Porsonnae
Bartell’s
RED Cross
HOOD
MERCK
Powers and
Wrightman
Schieffelin
Carter's
DR. Price
Carter
Bartell
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