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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
7
Republicans Rally As Taft Roosevelt Divide Emerges
In Washington June 16 Taft met Roosevelt at the White House for talks amid questions on the vice presidential race. Taft said he would wait for the presidential nomination to settle, while Roosevelt indicated no public political stance. The convention adjourned for the day after electing temporary officers and planning sessions, with labor leaders pressing anti Plank against GOP support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
White House
National Association
Weentan
Convention notes reveal quiet seat and cautious vice pick
Senator Depew slips into his seat unseen as Borah denies nominating Roosevelt. A press telegraph flow threads White House, Taft, and Cortelyou offices. Delegates see California prune blitz as Taft camp considers a middle nominee avoiding extremes.
Constable Houghton Holds Man Over Fatal Shooting
Stanley W. Houghton son of ex Congressman is detaining Hironymous Hartman after Hartman, long terrorizing the Mojave river district, resisted arrest for assaulting a 16 year old girl. Hartman was out on bail and allegedly bullies Oro Grande before the clash. Houghton, district constable, likely to be released soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ban Bernardino
Cal
Stanley W. Houghton
Houghton
Hironymous Hartman
Mojave River
Hartman
Oro Grande
Auto Plunges Into River In Fatal Crash
New York wire report says a pleasure party of six rode in an auto that sped down West 56th Street and leaped from an open pier into the North River. Four occupants were drowned Adeline Berdan 19 Rose Coleman 23 John Coleman Virginia Knight. Chauffeur John Maller escaped by swimming to safety after the car sank with the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Weat 56Th St
North River
Adeline Berdan
Rose Coleman
John Coleman
Virginia Knight
John Maller
Hanging at Deer Lodge for Guard Murder
George J. Rock was hanged at Deer Lodge penitentiary for the March murder of John A. Robinson, the prison head guard. One accomplice awaits death, the other sentenced to life imprisonment.
Officials say canal project proceeds despite high court ruling
County officials insist the Supreme Court decision invalidating the proposed $500,000 bond will not delay Lake Washington canal work. They argue the already nearly completed $1,000,000 special assessment will fully fund the project and ensure a usable canal for practical needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Lake Washington
Death notices listing several individuals by name and age
Death notices published yesterday report C. K. R. Phillips 21 at Pacific hospital James Wood 79 cook 3424 Albion place Mrs Lottie E Main 42 726 Kilbourne et Stephen Sutliff 69 2027 17th av W O A Pulette 63 Providence hospital Jacob Jacobson 44 Wayside Emer Elien Jenkins Minor hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K R. Phillips
Pacific Hospital
James Wood.cook
Albion Place
Lottie E. Main
Kilbourne Et
Stephen Sutliff
17Th Av. W
O. A. Pulette
Providence Hospital
Jacob Jacobson
Wayside Emer
Elien Jenkins
Trains Resume Timely Service and Northern Pacific Reopens
Trains on the Great Northern line reach the city only an hour behind schedule while the Northern Pacific line is open to Missoula Montana. Officials anticipate full line reopening within three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Missoula
Mont
Mt. Baker and Shuksan Shares For Sale At 7 Cents
H. M. Herrin & Co. at 610 First Ave lists 1 006 shares of Mt. Baker and Shuksan stock for sale at 7 percent per share. The notice states the price per share and quantity available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Herrin & Co
First
Mt. Baker and Shuksan
Eee
the Crown Clothing Co
Prowler Sentenced to the Chain Gang
John C. Mather also known as John Fabricious John Frost and John Ward with a long criminal record was sentenced by Police Judge John Gordon to 63 days on the chain gang after a Pike district early morning arrest by Patrolman Rooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Mather
John Fabricious
John Frost
John Ward
John
Class Day Observed At State University Ceremony
Class day exercises were held at 10 o'clock on the state university campus with performances by the university orchestra readings by Mayme Miller William A. Mowbry Lela Martis Adair Rembert Kate Gress David Staiger and Sey mour Stone. A senior reception followed at 2 o'clock in the Administration building and the alumni banquet was scheduled for 6:20 p.m. in Clarke hall dining room with about two hundred graduates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
University Orchestra
Mayme Miller
Clase Oration
William A. Mowbry
Lela Martis
Adair Rembert
Kate Gress
Spade
David Staiger
Ivy Oration
Seymour Stone
Clarke Hall
Alugni
Univer
Temperance Union Plans July Fourth Picnic at Woodland Park
The Temperance union of the city arranged a program for a picnic at Woodland Park on July 4. Athletic events and water sports will be staged with concerts after noon and in the evening. Prominent speakers have been secured to address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Temperance Union of
Woodland Park
Jury discharged in murder trial of Hud Barnes in Walla Walla
In Walla Walla on June 16 the judge discharged jurors after they admitted considering punishment for Hud Barnes in the Anna Aldrich murder case. The verdict was 9 to 3 for first degree conviction, and trial resumes on June 24. The report ends with an ad fragment noting a 25 percent off fishing rods at Mall's on First Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Hud
Barnes
Anna Aldrich
Commencement Events and Evening Reception Details
The class gathers on campus with refreshment booths and an informal program including songs and tributes to buildings, student activities, and the new era. Commencement exercises are scheduled tomorrow at 4:36 PM in the Administration Building. A tea was held yesterday afternoon and a reception hosted by Dr and Mrs Franklin Kane followed in the evening with several faculty and guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anty
Parewell
M. Peart Parnett
John Campbell
George Spirk
Howard Gillette
Thomas Franklin Kane
Av. N. E
Bankers to Meet at North Yakima This Week
The Washington State Bankers' association schedules its annual meeting in North Yakima on Thursday and Friday. About 26 leading bankers from this city will depart by special car tomorrow night for North Yakima, with J. & Chilberg leading the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State Bankers’ Association
North Yakima
J. & Chilberg
Murder suspect released in Morrison case in Canada
J Adair, captured at White Rock on Morrison murder charges, proved innocent and was freed after the Morrison girl identified him as not the man. Four more suspects remain jailed in Blaine while authorities extend the cross border search. A bundle of old clothes near Hazelmere is the latest clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bellingham
J. Adair
White Rock
Morrison
Himsself
Adair
Blaine
Hazelmere
Fruit Stand Fined for Selling Decayed Strawberries
J. E. Mallen owner of a Pike Place fruit stand was fined ten dollars by Police Judge John B. Gorden for selling decayed fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Mallen
Pike Place
John B. Gorden
Sheriff Treasury Drains on Crime Chases
In Seattle, Deputy Sheriff Burt Thompson and Captain William F. Laubecher face a halt in pursuing fugitives after submitting expense accounts. State Auditor C. W. Clausen notes all funds for the effort are exhausted and an appropriation from the next legislature is needed. Vouchers will be kept for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriffs Office
Burt Thompson
William F. Laubecher
Frank
Seattle
Reacher
C. W. Clausen
L. 8. Smith
Man Fires At Son-in-Law In Narrow Escape
A man objecting to visits from his son in law Charles Prim shot three times at Isham Beasley last night. Beasley, described as a negro, fled unharmed from the incident at 2019 Eighth avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Prim
Eighth Av
Isham Beasley
Beasley
Big cut on Fishing Rods Hall's First Ave sale
A brief sale notice notes a large reduction on fishing rods at Hall's store located on First Avenue. The advertisement suggests limited stock and discounted prices during a local clearance event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall's
Loeb denies resignation to take railroad post
Washington June 16 William Loeb Jr secretary to President Roosevelt denies plans to resign and accept the presidency of the Washington Street Railway Company He asserts no effort was made for the post and he will remain at the White House until Roosevelt’s term ends next March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Idaho
Roose
Washington
Wm. Loeb, Jr
Roosevelt
Washington St. Railway Company
Loeb
White House
Chamber of Commerce Elects Officers
John H. McGraw, former governor, was reelected for a fourth term as Seattle Chamber of Commerce president at yesterday's board reorganization. C. B. Yandell was reelected secretary and praised by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. McGraw
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trustees
C. B. Yandell
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Juline C. Bur
Bin
National Committee
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Ibnators
Roosevel
President Roosevelt
Congress
Burke
Pennay
Krox
Columbia
Alaska
Ha Rico
Philip Pmethods
Ikan National Committee
Senator Burrows
Massachusetts
Gompers
Teddy
Payer
Greenfield
Ind
Arthurson
D. C
M. W. Mamen- Mhington
D. M
Sephen
Baltimore
Wai Mate
Territorial
Avention
Samuel Gom
Velit
White
Senator Depew
Dent
Cortelyou
Julius Prelechman
Cincinnati
California
Sherman
Guild
Knight
Prowler
San Juan Hill
Gseygack
Monater
Earth
Gene
jJungle
Ygack
Ballard Elks
Grand Eacerston
Yosemite
Ando
Hornbergh& Larson
Barbies
2Nd Ave. Union Store
Westberg & Childs
First Avenue
Waiteh
Weket
F. M
Victor
Sherman, Clay & Co
H. L. Klein
James Street
TRY
Puget Sound Savings & Loan Co
Columbia St
A. Chilberg
Presa
Treas
Barwell
Pres
R. Campbell
Century Furniture Co
N. W. Corner
Second Ave
Spring St
Sotigal
Chamber OF Commerce
Exposition
Lawn
Green Lake
Green Lake Station
Green Lake Bazar
Mr. Smith
Lotaf
Dr. S
Hall & Co
1814
Wash
Piase
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