Nelson Placed On Trial As Adultery Martyr
The trial of preacher P. H. Nelson for adultery nears its end as defense hinges on character witness testimony. Mrs. Smith and Nelson’s claimed pained followers defend their actions while relatives vow to support the deserted children. Jurors inspected the former home to assess claims of observers.
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P. H. Nelson
Nelson
Paulinath
Mia
Smith
Lord
Night
Tacoma
Elx
Twenty-ninth Avenue
Assault case dismissed in Seattle mayor's father on Edmonds timber stake
Everett dispatch reports the Ballinger case against Richard Ballinger, father of Seattle Mayor, was dismissed as conviction deemed impossible. He stabbed saloonist Otto in Edmonds over a timber deal. Tensions rise with Mukilteo longshoremen amid charter disputes and looming ship clash.
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Everett
Wash
Richard Ballinger
Ballinger
Seattle
Cody
Otto
Edmonds
Mukiteo
Mukilteo
Merely a Crank Sanity Ruling in Seattle Case
F. Logan faced a Superior Court sanity hearing in Seattle after frightening women campers at West Seattle. Doctors found him sane but suffering nervous prostration. He bathes in salt water with clothes on claiming it aids nerves. He attempted to sign papers to commit himself but was sent to the county hospital for treatment.
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FE. F. Logan
West Seattle
Superior Court
West Beattie
Dentists Penalized for Practicing Without License
H F Newton convicted in superior court for practicing dentistry without a license. Dr Van Evera and Dr J A Black pleaded guilty to similar charges and were fined 60 and 200 dollars respectively. They plan to appeal.
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H. F. Newton
van Evera
J. A. Black
Fire boat crew sues for salvage on Simla in federal court
W. J. Elliott captain of the Snoqualmie and Seattle fire department crew sue for 15000 salvage for saving the four masted bark Simla from fire at Port Blakeley on March 7. The suit seeks to set a precedent for fire boat salvage claims under maritime law.
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W. J. Elliott
Snoqualmie
Cook
Seattle
Simla
Veenela
United States
Tate
Efity
Notable Deaths and Mine Accidents Across Alaska
Reports from Nome and Holy Cross detail several mining and trail incidents. John Hutchinson perished on the Fish River trail. his body was brought to El Cone by reindeer drivers. J D Davies died at Holy Cross hospital from Snowflake mine injuries. Jacob Gabooshineki died after a Bangor creek mine cave‑in. Ed Johnson narrowly escaped a Sugar mine surface collapse near Dexter Creek.
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W. H. Gifford
Nome-Kotsebue Mail Service
Death Valley
J. D. Davies
Holy Cross Hoe Pintal
Jacob Gabooshineki
Bangor Creek
Holy Cross Hospital
Russia
Dexter Creek
Ed Johnson
Tangier ultimatum on Perdicaris case stated
Washington reports on a terse directive from Secretary of State May to Consul General Gummere demanding Perdicaris alive or Frassati dead. The precise snag in talks remains undisclosed.
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Washington
Pullelin
May
Gummere
Tangier
Perdicaris
Frassati
Court enjoins judge over Seattle Kent Mill case
Superior Judge Griffin was cited by the supreme court to appear Friday and show cause why a writ of prohibition should not restrain him from acting in the Seattle versus Kent Mill Company case to condemn a right of way for a polo line. The matter is before the supreme court on a writ of certiorari.
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Griffin
Supreme Court
Seattle
Kent Mill Company
650 Bodies Recovered After Disaster At Sea
New York reports recovery of 50 bodies by nine this morning with 725 identified and 92 of 125 unidentified in the morgue. Explosives aided the effort and a field gun cleared debris releasing sixteen bodies at once. Relief fund totals 80000 dollars.
Corwin First To Nome Arrives With Gold and Passengers
The Nome liner Oregon, Capt. Fred Warner, reached Nome at 4 am after a 22nd round trip from Seattle to Nome. It carried 460,000 in gold bullion, mail, and six passengers. Ice floes delayed unloading. cargo was moved by small boats. The voyage featured a rough, ice-bound route with heavy fog and a smashed bow, yet the ship beat rivals to Nome.
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Nome
Oregon
Fred Warner
Slaters
Puget Sound National Bank
Union Savings & Trust Company
Arctic
Yukon River
Deringotraita
Corwin
Nome Jupe & Being
Nome City
Victoria
Tacoma
Duxby
St. Michael
Seattle
Weat
Dutch Harbor
Booma
Duxbury
Oblerontz
Unimak Pass
Warner
Rosencrans
San Francisco
Donnelly
Hitt Withdraws From Chicago VP Nomination Bid
Illinois Senator Culom and Hopkins announce that congressman Hitt will not have his name placed before the Republican convention for vice president. Telegrams between Illinois leaders and Washington confirm the withdrawal as Cullom says the move could trigger elimination of other candidate names.
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Chicago
Hitt
Cultom
Hopkins
Illinois
Washington
Fire on Third Avenue causes $1000 in damage
Fire broke out at 7 o'clock last evening in a brick building at 1108 Third Avenue. An alarm was telephoned in, but before fire apparatus arrived the structure was damaged to about $1000. The owner is A. L. Jasson. Cause is unknown.
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Third Avenue
A. L. Jasson
Nome newspaper proprietors arrested in libel case
Defendants Bievens and Mol Warren owners of the Geld Dinger Nome newspaper were arrested for criminal trial after Maurice Wels the saloon keeper testified he ran a tough joint. He sought 60000 dollars. Stevens found guilty in commissioners court June 10 fined 800 dollars and costs. Warren exonerated. Stevens appealed to the U S district court.
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Bievens
Warren
Geld Dinger
Nome
New Chiefs at Nome and Budget Moves in City
Nome's new council elected T. Jewett as police chief over Joe Warren by five to two. Joan Hrennan, formerly of the Beatle police, was removed. The council approved a $1000 license on saloon free lunches and began purchasing the Snake River bridge. Fire department salaries were restored after a May 3 council withdrawal. Richard Olesen, longtime Beatle firefighter, appointed chief amid salary disputes.
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Nome Line
Donnelly
Jack” Strong
Nome Nuagwett
Oregon
Nome
Arctic
William Watts
Wild Goose Railway
Wiliam Clark
Tannerderk
Sydney Gale
Mree Goudriend
T. Jewett
Joe Warren
Joan Hrennan Wan
Hrennan
Beattie Police Department
Bnake River
Richard Olesen
Olesen
Beattle Fire Department
Dolphin Brings Gold Cargo and Prisoners from Skagway
The Alaska Steamship Dolphin arrived with 460000 in gold dust and 400000 in gold, consigned to the U S assay office. It carried five U S prisoners and several soldiers from Skagway and 35 passengers as the Yukon river rises. Florence Lynch sues Seattle Electric Company for 12000 damages after a fall from a Madison street car last November.
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Alaska Steamship Company
Dolphin
Skagway
United States Assay Office
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Teveon
United States
Yukon
Florence Lynch
Seattle Electric Company
Madison
Fourth of July Event Raised in Riverside
Riverside residents organize a Fourth of July celebration raising funds for community services and local groups. The event draws volunteers and attendees from the city, highlighting civic participation and summer festivities.
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Riverside
Manager seeks Stovall transfer amid suspension threat
Dugdale of Portland’s ball club aims to acquire Jeane Stovall the pitcher if the blacki at can be suspended.
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Dugdale
Portland
Jeane Stovall
Blasting Endangers Citizens Near Thirty-seventh Street
Explosions at Thirty-seventh Street and Olive Street hurled stump fragments across blocks injuring roofs and porches. Police notified. no arrests yet. The blasts occurred on a lot owned by O A Spencer for contractor J J Hayes. Separate divorce actions filed in Superior Court including John P Taylor versus Bertha Taylor and Emma Hegaas against Hans Hegaas.
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Delaney
O. A. Spencer
J. J. Hayes
Spencer
John P. Taylor
Bertha Taylor
Emma Hegaan
Hans Hegaas
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Nels
Smart Clothes
Herald
Pioneer
Aian Tea and Coffee Co
Second Ave
White River Valley
A. Lawrence
Nobby
J. Redelsheimer & Co
Trongeat
Columbia
Everet
Mayor Ballinger
Blackman
Seattle Firemen
Scripps News
New York
Northern Metropolis
Nottingham
McCarthy Dry Goods Co
Madison St
Stovall
Teale
Hills
Furniture and Carpet Company
Second Avenue and
Union Street
the Liberal Credit Store
Thirty- Eighth Avenue
B. FP. Harrel
F. WM. Behroeder
Behroefler
Thirty-elehth Avenue
Thirty-winth Avenue
Maat Olive Street
C. B. Bramell
C. W. Cally
Thirtyseventh Street
Colly
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