President Roosevelts Summer Trip To Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt left Washington with his wife and children for the annual summer visit to Oyster Bay. A large crowd saw him off and Secret Service guards accompanied the party. He joked that he had earned his vacation and thanked the American people for the opportunity to serve.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Ethel
Quentin
Oyster Bay
Secret Service
William Loeb
Forester
Latta
Fishing Poor in Cold Summer The Inland Streams Lightly Yield
The fishing season shows a bad bite with poor trout catches this summer. Cold streams and high waters keep anglers cranky as Green and Cedar yield few fish and Skykomish remains inaccessible. Lakes remain productive but cold weather discourages many anglers.
Monticello Steamer Routes from Flyer Dock
The U. S. Navy yard operates the route steamer Monticello leaving the Flyer dock at 6 30 a m 9 30 a m 1 30 and 4 p m as scheduled.
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U. S. Navy Yard
Monticello
Flyer Dock
Fires Raise City Vigilance As Unknown Arsonist Strikes
Police have been unable to locate the arsonist responsible for most of 12 fires since last night. Since noon yesterday three fires were found, following yesterday morning’s, all small and stopped before causing major damage. A reward may be offered for the apprehension of the unknown incendiary terrorizing the city. Merchants in the busy district have hired watchmen and many specials have been enrolled by the authorities.
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United Press
B.C
Former church worker sent to penitentiary
Ruby Casseliman known as the girl enigma and once active in church work in Los Angeles and Pasadena was sentenced by Judge Wilburn to seven years in the San Quentin penitentiary. She had been arrested several times on forgery charges and the motive remains a mystery.
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Los Angeles
Ruby Casseliman
Enigma
Wilburn
San Quentin
Mise Casseliman
Pasadena
Society denounces alleged secret parliament of wisdom in New York
New York society and Wall Street react to an exposé claiming a secret group led by a Himalayan guru and backed by Paul Morton recruited wealthy New Yorkers to fund the venture. Louise Bachman accuses Dr. Thomas W. Topham of borrowing 626 dollars from each member to bring the guru to the United States.
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United Press
New York
New York Society
Wall St
Tri Dian Mahatama
Paul Morton
Banta He Railroad
Tary
Equitable Life
Louise B. Bachman
Thomas W. Topham
Brooklyn
Bachman
Himalaya
Tropham
Famous Building 18 to Be Torn Down in New York
The famous old Stewart building once the dry goods palace and scene of A. T. Stewart’s triumph will be demolished to make way for a modern skyscraper. The June 20 report notes the demolition of this landmark in New York City.
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New York
Stewart
A. T. Stewart
Dry Goods Palace
Price
Building Project At Ballard High Sees Large Manual Work
Ballard high school pupils in the manual training department begin the largest project yet in the northwest by constructing a new drawing room adjoining the high school. Twenty boys in two classes commit to a 3% hour daily schedule under Willits Leake and Frank B Kemp, with Sidney Bovingdon overseeing grades. Kemp resigns to enter contracting work in New York.
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Ballard High School
Northwest
Lard High School
Willits Leake
Leake
Haljard
Frank BE. Kemp
Willie Leake
Sidney Bovingdon
Kemp
New York
First Baptist Church Chooses Officers in Annual Election
The First Baptist church held its annual election on Thursday evening. Trustees named were John MecMasters L Wood W M Livengood W B H Tettit and others. Elected officers include clerk John Biggs financial secretary A H Dimock assistant financial secretary BE C Baird treasurer W M Livengood missionary secretary J C Keith and board positions for Corwin president board of deacons W Moore.
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First Baptist Church
John MecMasters
L. Wood
W. M. Livengood
W. B H. Tettit
John «. Biggs
A. H. Dimock
BE. C. Baird
J. C. Keith
Corwin
Deasone
W. ?. Moore
Doctor Victor Dupont Repels Burglary Attempt at Home
In San Francisco on June 26, Dr. Victor Dupont aged Civil War veteran repelled an assault by Harry Cook a private at Fort Mason who entered Dupont's home. Dupont used a cavalry sabre and struck Cook on the head sending him to the floor. Cook was arrested and Dupont is recovering from the exhausting confrontation.
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Ban Francisco
Victor Dupont
Harry Cook
Fort Mason
Funeral services for James K Rabb held at Bonney Wateon parlors
Funeral services for James K Rabb were conducted this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Bonney Wateon funeral parlors. The burial followed at Lakeview Cemetery.
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James K. Rabb
Bonney Wateon Company
Lakeview Cemetery
Death notices of Moriarty and Dillon in city
Eileen C. Moriarty aged seven died in this city on June 18 and was to be buried in Roseburg Oregon by the Bonney-Watson company. William Dillon aged 38 died in this city on June 19 and remains are at the parlors of the Bonney-Watson company.
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Eileen C. Moriarty
Roseburg
Ore
Bonney- Watson Company
William Dillon
Bonney-Watson Company
Death Bed Marriage in Hospital Case
Patrick Quinn sought marriage to dying Minnie Schenze at Affiliated Colleges Hospital. Judge Cabanies ordered guardianship and the couple wed at the bedside before her death. Quinn faced seduction charges from Irene Russell, with proceedings interrupted by the hospital tragedy.
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Ban Bancisco
Patrick Quinn
Minnie Sehense
Lobos Square
Teare
Quinn
Tyco Brand Salmon Eggs Sold at Piper and Taft's
Salmon eggs of the Tyco Brand are offered at Piper and Taft's located at 1024 2nd Avenue, announcing the product for sale.
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Tyco Brand
Piper & Taft's
Guggenheims to push work in Dawson District
O. B. Perry general manager of the Yukon Gold company, the Klondike arm of the Guggenheim interests, arrived from New York and said every interest of the company would be fully exploited this season. Expect employment of a vast number of men.
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Dawson
B. Perry
Yukon Gold Company
Guggenheim
Klondike
New York
Murder Plot Aimed at Oregon Home Sparks Explosion
Eugene Oregon June 26 a plan to wreck the home of widow Mrs BE E Howell and children failed when a dynamite charge exploded under the porch early today. No casualties reported and no suspect named.
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Eugene
Ore
BE. E. Howell
Atlantic fleet ferries and Rhode Island at yard
Open to visitors daily the Atlantic fleet will remain at the navy yard for a few days. See the battleship Rhode Island in the dry dock. Beasts leave pier 2 at the foot of Yester Way ten times daily. Mound trip fare is 50 cents.
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Navy Yard
Rhode Island
Yester Way
Shackelford Wanted Again for Worthless Check Case
Thomas W. Shackelford is sought by Sheriff Williams after a $50 check bounced, with prior jail time for similar offenses. He is believed to be in or near Seattle, with authorities issuing warrants and continuing the search.
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Thomas W. Shackelford
Williams
Shackelford
Seattle
Reeves Accepts Immigration Post Near Mexican Border
Charles Reeves formerly of this city and late of the Tacoma customs service has been offered a position on the immigration service at the Mexican border. He is expected to accept and will depart soon to assume his duties.
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Bellingham
Charles Reeves
Customs Service
Tacoma
Immigration Service
Reeves
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