Desperado King Narrowly Surrounded In Seattle Net
Montana Fritz reports from Police Headquarters in Seattle on Chief Delaney’s pursuit of John King dubbed the most dastardly criminal. The story ties his alleged sausage thefts at Interbay to a larger kidnaping case, while hinting at evidence ready for a Christmas edition reveal.
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Daily Crimes Bureau
Seattle
Montana
Fritz
John King
Delaney
Interbay
Steen
King
Charlie Row
Charle
Buretar
Eagle Harbor
Grimes
Fagle Harbor
Baker
Streets Flooded By Water Main Break In City Block
A water main break at First avenue south and Yeaslerway flooded streets last night around 10 PM and remained active for about an hour. Basements along several blocks were inundated and fire crews pumped out the water today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue South
Lower
Washington Street
Yeaslerway
Marriage Licenses Granted in Beattie and Seattle
Albert McKensie MM and Grace Algar 17 of Seattle receive a marriage license. J J Yinglea and Ethel Thompson of Beattie, both of legal age, also issued licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert McKensie
Grace Algar
fSeatle
J. J. Yinglea
Ethel Thompson
Beattie
Suspect Dip Detained After Track Stop
Police identified Alfred Dennery also known as James Owens and Allan Frank Brown as a notorious pickpocket. He was found at the track and arrested by City Detective Wappenstein yesterday afternoon. He will be ordered to leave the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Dennery
Allan Frank Brown
James Owens
Wappenstein
Laborers accuse McNichol agency of taking funds unfairly
Jena and John Fovik swear to a complaint before the Prosecuting Attorney, charging W C McNichol of the McNichol Employment Co with obtaining money under false pretenses. They say fees paid for jobs in a brick yard were not refunded after the foreman declined to hire them. McNichol counters that refunds require employer counter signature and that notices of refusal to employ via telephone are not valid.
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Jena
John Fovik
W. C. McNichol
McNichol Employment Company
West Main Street
Schott
McNichol
Battle of Port Arthur staged on local grounds
Seattle residents will not travel abroad for war action as a reenactment of the Port Arthur battle is planned on the old university grounds next Friday night. A canvas circuit will host 60 combatants, thirty Japanese and thirty Russians, with thirty artillery pieces and Wagner's band providing music for the event.
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Seattle
Orient
Port Arthur
University
Wagner
Alumni Ball Game Yale Harvard Meet Saturday June 26
The annual Yale Harvard alumni baseball game is set for Saturday June 26. It will be played at either Madison park or Pleasant Beach, with location to be announced.
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Yale
Harvard
Madison Park
Pleasant Beach
Bothell Pastor Arrested For Shouting Song Birds
Rev. David Buck of Bothell Methodist Episcopal church was charged with shooting song birds after laboring to stop a flock building mud nests on his church. A witness, Mrs Alice Gothie, notified authorities, triggering an official inquiry into the alleged illegal slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothell
David Buck
Bothell Methodist Epicncopal Church
Dr. Buck
Alice Gothie
Preacher Arrested in Bothell Trial Set Tomorrow
Town buzzes as the preacher is arrested in Bothell and slated for trial before Justice George in the city. Mrs Gothl is rumored to have a personal stake amid bird loving passions fueling the case, while the defender insists on fair play. The incident stirs local interest and amusement.
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Bothell
George
Local Court Actions and Community Notices
Superior Judge Albertson hears a $5 000 damage suit from R W Breeden against King County over a wagon injury near Georgetown. James T Howell seeks 26 000 from Northern Pacific Railroad after a left foot injury from a defective coupler. The Elwood steamer carries Westminster church Sunday school to Richmond Beach next week with return via Bainbridge Island. Mrs EB Gregory arrives as National Civic Federation investigator to stay several weeks. Free school excursion for First Baptist Sunday school at Point Defiance Park on Saturday June 18 with steamer Capital City at 9 am and Multnomah at 1 pm. A program and social at Our Lady of Good Help Church hall tonight. Col and Mrs Walter Duncan of the Volunteers of America arrive to review coastal work. reception tonight at Volunteers HQ 118 Second Ave South. The independent Laundry at Lake Union caught fire last night but the fire department prevented a major blaze. W J Green was struck by a freight car at Robinson's dock near Pike Street. one leg broken and body injuries. taken to Seattle General Hospital.
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Albertson
Walt
R. W. Breeden
King County
Breeden
Georgetown
James T. Howell
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Superior Court
Inuries
Elwood
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Richmond Beach
Bainbridge Island
EB. Gregory
National Civic Federation
First Baptist Sunday School
Point Definance Park
Tacoma
Capital City
S A. m
Multnomah
Ourady of Good Help Church
Walter Duncan
Volunteers of America
Col. Duncan
Volunteers
Second Avenue South
Independent Laundry
Lake Union
W. J. Green
Robinson's Dock
Pike Street
Seattle General Hospital
Ice near Unimak Pass Dampens Nome Fleet Straits
Reports from Lewta Anderson Ford and crew aboard their whaling vessels at Dutch Harbor say Bering Sea ice is thicker than expected this year. Ice lies farther south than usual, within 150 miles of Unimak Pass, complicating Nome fleet operations. Albany set to visit navy yard today. boats depart Pier 2 at multiple times.
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Ing Veanela
Dutch Harbor
Unimak Pass
Nome
Bering Sea
Albany
Navy Yard
Pier 2
Pioneers Reunion Program Outlines Addresses and Songs
The annual reunion of the Association of Washington Pioneers nears completion with eulogies for ex Presidents A A Denny and McGilvray by Gen J B Metcalfe and Allen Weir. Kenneth McLotosh speaks on The Native Sons of Washington. Myron Betts on Trials and Heroism of Pioneer Women. Mrs W H Whittlesey and Mrs W C Thompson sing. A steamer ride on Lake Washington precedes the play The City of New York at Third Avenue Theatre.
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Association of Washington Pioneeres
A. A. Denny
McGilvra
J. B. Metcalfe
Allen Weir
Kenneth McLotosh
Native Sons of
Washington
Myron Betts
W. H. Whittlesey
W. C. Thompson
Lake Washington
City of
New York
Third Avenue
Coal famine in Arctic threatens whaling fleet relief
Whaling vessels in the Arctic risk coal shortages after the bark Edward West drew into Honolulu for repairs. The vessel carried a large cargo of Australian coal for the Pacific Whaling Company and Ralph Bloom & Co. Managers seek to charter steamers to relieve the shortage.
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Arctic
Edward West
Honolulu
The
Pacific Whaling Company
Ralph Bloom & Co
North
Mrs Alice O Conner Files Divorce Suit in Superior Court
Mrs Alice O Conner sues John O Conner in the superior court this morning alleging cruelty and nonsupport. The action seeks legal relief in a domestic matter filed today.
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Mra
Alice O'Conner
John O'Conner
Boats sail from Pier 2 today on multiple departures
Boats depart Pier 2 at 6:20 pm, 9 pm, 7 pm, 1:15 pm, 2:30 pm and 4:30 pm with several daily sailings.
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Philadelphia
Gale
Beattie Anty
Quaker Rum
Bridge Beach
Dennee Ee
Majestic
Dabney & Woodhouse
Charter Oak
John
Ind. A
Green Bros
First Ave
Iowa
Washington Creamery
Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Co
Second Avenue
Bon Marche
Biggin, Waltham, Hamilon
Hampden
Springfield
Houghton & Hunter
First Avenue
Desperado King
J. Redelsheimer & Co
Strongest Topcoat House
Firat Ave
Cor
Columbia
Ftnn
U. B A
C. B. Williams
Séangoyep
Wall Street
Hodge
Sam
Frederick & Nelson, (Inc
Complete Credit House Furnishers
Second Ave
Madison and
Spring Sts
San Franciso
Lewta
Anderson
Ford
Monarch
Acorn
L. Holmes Furniture Co
Spelger & Hurlbut
Gan
America
China
Hems Food Press
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