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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1904

Page

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North Coast Limited Hold Up Sparks Wide Manhunt

Bandits believed to be Kid Curry and an accomplice robbed the North Coast Limited near Bearmouth Montana. Explosives wrecked the express car with $40 000 to $80 000 in currency and valuables scattered as posse forces and bloodhounds pursue the robbers through rugged Montana terrain.

Bearmouth Mont North Coast Limited Overland Northern Pacific Kid" Curry United States New York Chicago Twin Cities Wade Reed Blackfoot Montana Gineer Jack Wade Thompson Missoula Minchew

Jamison Arrested After Timber Fire and Clash at Redmond

Fire near Redmond destroys timber including mill company property. E W Jamison is accused of assaulting Hol Hogmore during the ensuing quarrel when Jamison drew a revolver. Rief arrested him. Also noted are Captain Hatch and the vessel Arrow with details of its measurements and crew.

Rief Redmond E. W. Jamison Jamison Hol Hogmore Jarmison Jamisson

Guanatins steamer Ar row voyage pivots to Ban deco

The Guanatins steamer Ar row, bought by Capt. Z. Hach, initially planned for Bremerton service but was redirected to Ban deco. The crew waited at the latter port for morning departure, initiating a lengthy voyage.

Guanatins Arrow Z. ©. Hach Bremerton Bandeco

Jury Decision on Yanigida Gambler Case Ends in Disagreement

The jury failed to convict T. Yanigida in the superior court after a 22 hour trial under the new felony law. Yanigida, linked to the Blackchapel gambling den raid, claimed he did not own the establishment, and the jurors reached a hung verdict.

T. Yanigida Yanigida Blackchapel

Arrives Tonight for Boxing Match in City

Long is en route to fight Harry Krantz and will join the boxing tournament at Germania half tonight. Willy Lavigne, Long's manager, received a tele gram this morning confirming Long's presence. Japanese contraband cases report four men captured by immigration officials at a hotel on Western avenue. The big summer hotel at East Beattie to be formally opened tonight with a dance.

Tlause Long Harry Krantz Willy Lavigne Long Germania Takeshita M. Tanisawa Izo Tenka B. Yodo H. Hashimoto Western Avenue Vancouver East Beattie Eutan

Will Claim Damages In Portland Mine Case Growth

Denver reports plan by James Burns to sue Gov. Peabody and Gen. Bell in federal court for 106000 over Portland mine shutdown. Western Federation of Miners head Moyer faces 50000 suit for unlawful detention in San Miguel county bull pen. Authorities pursue Moyer on related charges as mine violence looms. Also notes Hemenway on Fairbanks VP bid and ships carrying treasure and lumber.

Peabody Gen. Bell

Action Dismissed in Nordell Circus Injury Suit

Judge Bell signed an order this morning dismissing the action of John Nordell and wife against Norrie & Rowe Show company after an out of court settlement for injuries Mrs. Nordell sustained at the circus.

Bell John Nordell Norrie & Rowe Show Company Nordell Nora Ane David G. Pesnerese Atterndge Bell Mra Oungreen Griffin Drow Flier Great Northern Railroad

Mrs Robb on Bail After Shooting Betrayer of Daughter

Gertrude Robb, who shot George Joye, was released on 1000 bail by Justice Gordon. Sureties include Alex Jotinson Kate Johnson P B Sullivan and Iabelia Sullivan. Robb waived preliminary examination and Joyce rests at Providence hospital recovering steadily.

Gertrude Robb George Joye

Puebla in Port Steamer Arrives From San Francisco

The City of Puebla arrived this morning in port from San Francisco with 150 passengers and a full freight cargo. Captain Jepron cited foggy conditions and a calm along the coast and noted concern for the schooner Maid of Orleans operated by L. H. Gray & Co. due to fears for her safety. He said there is little cause for anxiety yet because of the calm weather on the lower California coast.

Puebla San Francisco Jepron Maid of Orleans L. H. Gray & Co Jepson California

Schools Close as Payroll Clears for Teachers Heading to St Louis

The auditing committee of the board of education prepares payrolls this afternoon to pay teachers leaving for the world's fair in St Louis. Pay can be secured between 6 and 6 thirty this evening. remaining staff receive pay tomorrow. All city schools concluded the summer term with a brief morning session.

Board of Education St. Louis

Celebrated Too Much In Court for Assault with Intent

The state prosecutes M. Omoto a Japanese man in Judge Tallman s court for assault with intent to murder after he fired a bullet at a countryman while claiming he meant no harm. The defense seeks to explain his actions amid wartime enthusiasm.

M. Omoto

Steamer Ohio Damaged by Fire at Moran Dock

The steamer Ohio, a Seattle Nome fleet veteran, burned severely at Moran Bros dock with estimated losses between $40,000 and $50,000. Firemen saved the vessel after a hourlong blaze on the berth deck from spontaneous combustion suspected near the linen room. Insurance covers the damage and the ship is yet to be rebuilt.

Ohio Seattle Nome Ted Moran Bros Ualmie William Moran Robert More Tn Bnoqualmie Moran Uros. Company Coreporation William Ian Watcr

General Bovrikeff Dies After Senate Shooting

ST PETERSBURG reports General Bovrikeff died last night after being shot at the Finnish senate chamber entrance. STOCKHOLM notes a large Finns colony openly jubilant over the death, calling him the most ruthless tyrant who stole the people's happiness.

ST Petersburg Bovrikeff Stockholm Mherry

Moran recovering as Moran Brothers shipyards work on Nebraska

A letter from Robert Moran in Germany says he is rapidly recovering his health and hopes to return in August for the launching of the battleship Nebraska at Moran Bros shipyards. Nam Moran, acting manager, expects the ship to be ready for launching in September.

Robert Moran Germany Beattie Mg. Moran Nebraska Moran Brosc Cc Nam Moran

Naval Battle Rumors Rise Over Korea Straits

A St. Petersburg dispatch says a naval battle is in progress near the Korean straits. Tokyo reports heavy cannonade off Sage coast and sighting of the Vladivostok squadron off Okteland. A crewed salvage is believed to have saved the Russian squadron, with unconfirmed reports of a ship sunk near Shimaneken, northern Japan.

Paris St. Petersburg Teu Ieland Straits of Korea Tokio Sage Fasebo Vladivostok Okteland Fom Ugein Kamurt Shimaneken Japan

Haines Case Dismissal Motion Filed by Emory

G M Emory attorney for Oscar O Haines former lieutenant on the revenue cutter Manning moved to dismiss the case brought by Panny Fohe alleging breach of promise. The action, once tied to betrayal claims, centers on failure to prosecute and absent sureties on the bond. Mrs Fohe’s attorney Rosenbawm will contest the motion on grounds of age and other factors.

G. M. Emory Oscar O Haines Manning Haines Panny Fohe Castes Baines Revenue Service Rosenbawm Mra. Fohs

Tragic Slocum Disaster Death Toll Rises in New York

Five hundred dead lie in their homes as funerals begin amid the General Slocum tragedy. Coroner's tally shows 569 bodies received at the morgue with estimates of up to about 800 dead as investigations into causes proceed and searches at East River continue.

New York St. Mark’s German Lutheran Church East 26Th Street Cortelyou Uhier Trict Jerome Seery Rice

Billboard dispute stalls as court fight looms

More than a week after the removal deadline for billboards at Madison street and Broadway Mastlake avenue and Republican street, the board of works delays action. Foster Klesser vows a court fight while Corporation Counsel Gilliam weighs an ordinance interpretation. The board contends the billboards violate rules, delaying a ruling as Gilliam cites higher priorities, including a condemnation suit for the pole line from the municipal plant.

Madison Street Broadway Mastlake Avenue Republican Street Board of Works Foster @ Klesser Enery Gilliam Corporation Counsel Mr. Gilliam

Delinquent street contractor urged to finish work

The street committee moved to withhold payment to William Stanley until he completes several ongoing contracts. The council previously blocked approval of an assessment roll to reward delays, while many contractors seek time extensions. Also noted: county demands on Norris Safe and Lock in Seattle and Pawley Jail Supply in St Louis for bars, and the lighthouse tender Columbine arrived from Astoria with wappe for a new lighthouse at Blip Point under construction.

Mullen Council William Stanley Stanley Norris Safe and Lock Company Seattle Pawley Jail Supply and Manufacturing Company St. Louis James RB Man¢Gar Marshall Sati-Pereoneree Columbine Charles Richardson Astoria Ore Blip Point

Rehearing Granted for Delaunay Chief Engineer Case

Attorney Sayre represents Scott Delaunay former chief engineer of the doomed seamer Clairam. An appeal was granted by the court, with marine inspectors noting this license action and a hearing to be allowed within a set period after receipt of notice from the Bureau. Inspector James Bermingham issued the notice on the sixteenth.

Inank B. Sayre Scott Delauney Clairam DeLaunay Delator King Lcense Bung James Bermi

Revival of Slocum victim Miss Hartman on New York shore

June 17 report from New York describes Miss Hartman recovered after being pulled from the water near No Brothers Island. She was revived with hospital care after life signs appeared on a body towed to Charity Pier. Attending physicians gauge serious burns exposure but expect recovery. Also noted: Mike Powers to wed Miss Lotte Ada McLeod at Our Lady of Good Help Church with Cudihee as best man. A death of four year old Ernest Kiend at Dastlake Avenue noted as sudden.

New York Mise Heman No Brothers Island Charity Pier Miss Hartm Mr Hartman Daster Seyt. Powers Mogt Mike T. Powers Attic Police Benedicts Miselotte Ada McLeod Our Lady of Good Help Cudihee Ernest A. Kiend Kke Dastlake Avenue Eprinkily Qorener

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