Mob Attacks Preachers in Idaho Alley
In Idaho on a Sunday a mob of about 3,000 chased Charlie MacCaughey and C. Neilan into an alley near Watson's Saloon. Police intervened as two pastors, from Wallace churches, faced rough handling and were forced to lock themselves in to escape the furious crowd amid a climate of anti liquor sentiment.
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United Presa
Idaho
Charlie MacCaughey
Tienal Church
C. Neilan
Firse Church
Wallace
Ace
Watson's Saloon
Gome
Mac
Neilan
Taft receives congratulatory letters from first ladies
United Press reports in June that Taft received letters of congratulations from Mrs. Har and Mrs. Garfield, widows of former presidents, as the first ladies of the nation appear to be taking a leading role in the celebrations.
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United Press
NGTUN
Taft
Har
Garfield
United States
Senator Samuel H. Taft return from Chicago trip noted
State and national political debate centers on Secretary William H Taft nomination for president after a Republican convention in Chicago. Reported remarks from Senator Samuel H Taft describe a welcoming reception and hopes for unity, with emphasis on eastern support and the administration’s focus on naval strength.
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Samuel
Chicago
William H. Taft
Sen
Briefs By Wire: Island Trade and Political Sparks
Brief wires report mixed economic and political items. Mention of Atlantic trade April results, a Philadelphia steamship incident, and police work on a bomb case. Observations on labor, suffrage attitudes, and a June 22 note on John ONealaghlin in relation to the American branch of a position.
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Philadelphia
Indictments of Fee Trust Revealed by Recorder
Four indictments against the American fee company, the fee trust, were announced by Recorder Goff in New York on June 22. The charges allege misdemeanors on contracts made in restraint of trade.
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United Preas
New York
American Fee Company
The
Fee Trust
Goff
Neereeeese
Sac
Young Men’s Christian Association Relay Race Opens
Athletes from the YMCA across the state begin the longest relay foot race from Cleveland with teams traveling to Cincinnati to finish the event on Wednesday at noon.
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United Press
Clevland. O
Young Men's Christian Association
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Train Wreck Kills and Injures Several in Baton Rouge
A Baton Rouge Eastern railroad wreck today leaves several dead and many injured. State Representative Jones is said to be among the dead, with several state senators and representatives reported injured as details remain sparse.
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Baton Rouge
Jones
Narrow escape as wharf collapses near Seattle
At Roll ing bay a ramshackle Roll ing bay wharf collapsed just as members of the Swedish club of Seattle boarded the Sound steamer Perdita. Three women and two children were hauled aboard by Patrolman G A Bergstrom and ship crew. The wharf sank moments after the rescue, with danger to many as it had long been deemed unsafe.
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Rolling Bay
Seattle
Will Prosecute Cigar Stand Men
Fourteen complaints were filed by the prosecuting attorney against cigar stand proprietors recently arrested for selling cigarets. They are named as R. Short J. G. Beacamp W. Cha 1 David Crawford M. Coffey Walter Will James V. Davis A. Myrold Case A. Kchaiger J. D. Robertson J. O. Botee Henry Gaddie Sam Kiein and William EB. Van.
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Aeem
Cena
Superior Court
R. Short
J. G. Beacamp
W. Cha
David Crawford
M. Coffey
Walter Will James
V. Davis
A. Myrold
A. Kchaiger
J. D. Robertson
J. 0. Botee
Henry Gaddie
Sam Kiein
William EB. van
Miss Lie Belle Kinnee Weds Hamilton Shelf in June Ceremony
Miss Lie Belle Kinnee of Rustic Avenue and Mr. Hamilton Alonzo Shelf married on Wednesday evening June 17. Rev. W. J. Mitchell officiated at the Brighton ceremony with Miss Nellie Naylor as bridesmaid and Wellington Kinnee as groomsman. The couple will reside at 114 Ninth Avenue after July 15.
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Lie Belle Kinnee
Jessie Kinnee Rustic
Brighton
Hamilton Alonzo Shelf
Lacy Smith
Lohengrin
W. J. Mitchell
Friday Harbor
Nellie Naylor
Wellington Kinnee
Sheff
Land Fraud Verdict Involving Hyde Schneider
Washington June 22 judge says Freder ick A. Hyde and Joost M. Schneider found guilty on all counts in land fraud case. Henry A. Dimon and John M. Benson acquitted on all counts after over four years to verdict. Indictments began February 7, 1904 with trials starting in April addressing conspiracy to defraud the government of valuable land through dummy entry schemes.
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Washington
Frederick A. Hyde
Joost MH. Schneider
Henry A. Dimon
John M. Benson
Uber
Ose
Old Man Pleads Periodical Jag in Court
Robert Gleason, 68, told police court he nearly died in city jail after a two week drunken binge sparked by a two year periodical jag. He claimed a farm near North Yakima and asked to return home. the judge discharged him with a warning to improve his habits.
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Robert Gleason
Gleason
Patroimean Mullen
Peerleas Aatoon
California
North Yakima
Pounded and Robbed Near Englewood Station
W A Johnston a Horseshoe restaurant chef living in Georgetown near Englewood station was knocked to the ground by two men who asked about the car schedule. One struck him on the head, another on the side, a third blow to the forehead caused pain. Johnston’s watch was not taken.
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W. A. Johnston
Wee
Johnsten
Georgetown
Englewood
Johnston
Johnston Received A Third Blow On the Forehead and Became Pane Ategma
Eten
Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary features Robson at Moore
May Robson headlined at the Moore Sunday night in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary as the closing run of the season. Nina Saville and Harry Cowell led strong supporting turns. Lucinda and Joshua among the standout characters with well drawn portrayals. Eleanor Kent debuted at the Grand in Girofie Girofia with the San Francisco Opera company, while other acts including Wallace Frownlow and Teddy Webb provided notable songs. The Haregess Hunting company also presented The Gambler with Emma Banting and Condit delivering solid performances as the week unfolds with matinees Thursday and Saturday.
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Aunt Mary
Harry Cowell
Eleanor Kent
San Francisco Opera Company
Girofie Girofia
Mise Kent
Wallace Frownlow
Teddy Webb
Gene Ormonde
the Haregess Hunting Company
Seattle
the Gambler
Emma Banting
Bessie Fairfax
Si Condit
Alec
W. T. Henderson
William Morris
Robert Lawrence
Eva Sargent
Caroline Morrison
The Light Bireat at Lola Scene Delights Patrons
Yesterday afternoon at Lola the biblical historical play The Light Bireat drew praise from audience members May and Artemia. Cast members William Jossey Philip Sheffield Stanley Johns and George J Morgan delivered praiseworthy performances in a production likened to The Stew of the Cross and Quo Vadi.
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Lola
Tinga
Mies
Artemia
Diocletian
William Jossey
Philip Sheffield
Stanley Johns
George J. Morgan
Seattle Marine Band Plays Ten Numbers at Woodland Park
The Seattle Marine band performed ten numbers yesterday afternoon at Woodland Park, delivering a varied program for a brisk crowd.
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Seattle Marine Band
Woodland Park
Farewell Vaudeville Show at the Coliseum Week Preview
A large afternoon crowd fills the grand stand as the Coliseum presents a farewell vaudeville bill before the Orpheum run. Sirronje and Parmer Russell’s Singing Travelers headline with other acts from Pantages and the Star theatre showcases, including the Crine & Gore company in A Trolley Strike.
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Collweum Theatre
Orpheum Otroutt
Acta
Sirronje
Parmer & Russell
Star Theatre
Crine & Gore Company
Explosion at St Etienne Mine Kills Twelve
Paris reports a fire damp explosion at St Etienne mine today killed twelve miners and injuring many more. Details are scarce and fears grow that the death toll will rise as relief trains with doctors and hospital supplies rush to the scene.
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United Press
Paris
St. Etienne
Seeeks Licht on Fenders for City Tests in Seattle
A. V. Bouillon city utilities chief asks manufacturers for detailed fender information as a city council committee prepares tests. Seattle Electric has not yet agreed to public demonstrations but is not expected to object when the panel acts. New fender styles are being tried on a University line car, though no emergency necessitates testing.
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Ctreniar
A. V. Bouillon
Public Utilities
Seattle Electric Company
Four Present Judges Endorsed in Superior Court Primary Race
The article lists endorsements and vote tallies for judges in the superior court primary. Incumbents George Morrin Robert Albertson Mitchell Gilliam and A W Frater receive endorsements with two outsiders, while candidates Hoyd J Tallman BR Gay RK R George Kenneth Mackintosh Walter Beals John R Wilson D C Conover Everett Smith Austin Griffiths Greason A W Hastie James Meene G C Rochester and W Bt. myyr James Snoddy D McCutebeon trailed with lower counts.
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Superior Court
George BE. Morrin
Robert HB. Albertson
Mitchell Gilliam
A. W. Frater
John F. Main
John 8. Jurey
Hoyd J. Tallman
BR. Gay
RK. R. George
Kenneth Mackintosh
Walter B. Beals
John R. Wilson
D. C. Conover
Everett Smith
Austin EB. Griffiths
Greason
A. W. Hastie
Wee
James M.eene
G. C. Rochester
W. Bt
Myyr James A. Snoddy
D. McCutebeon
Northern Pacific Main Line Reopens After Montana Blockade
The first through train on the Northern Pacific main line since the Montana blockade ends will depart Union depot tomorrow morning. Today’s service uses the O R N and Co L routes through Wallula, with main line service resuming tomorrow.
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Northern Pacific
Montana
Union Depot
Wallula
Coffey and Myers Married by Judge Frater
Coffey and Myers, both 18, were married this morning in the courtroom chamber of the courthouse by Judge A W Frater.
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Coffey, Myers
A. W. Frater
Obituaries: multiple deaths in city in late June
A list of individuals who died in the city in late June includes Pauline Johnson 28 Annie Rows 11 Mrs BE Putnam 71 Harry Lee McKinstry 28 Hazel Bargent 24 Elien Buckman 31 Abbey Hurd Brintnall 78 and Linda Leither 28. The bodies lie in Butterworth & Sons reception room and Carton’s undertakers in Pemont.
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Pauline Johnson
Annie Rows
Mra. BE
Putnam
Harry Lee McKinstry
Hazel Bargent
Elien Buckman
Butterworth & Sons
Abbey Hurd Brintnall
Linda Leither
Carton
Pemont
Lawn items for sale at Green Lake market
Classified notice advertising lawn equipment priced from 225 to 425 dollars with payment terms of 10 dollars down and 7.60 dollars per month. Directions mention take a Green Lake car to Green Lake station and to inquire at Green Lake Bazaar for Mr. Mith.
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Lawn
Green Lake
Green Lake Station
Green Lake Basar
Mith
Funeral Services and Burials in Seattle Area
Pauline Johnson and Annie Ross were laid to rest in Lakeview cemetery with services at local parlors. Mrs EK S Putnam’s funeral and Abbey Hurd Brintnall’s burial followed in Mount Pleasant cemetery after services at family residence and Henney Watson parlors respectively.
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Pauline Johnson
Seattle Undertaking Company
Lakeview
Annie Ross
Henney- Watson Company
Lakeview Cemetery
EK. S. Putnam
Abbey Hurd Brintnall
Mount Pleasant
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Eney
Bremerton
Charleston
Homeseekers
SPE Builders
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Light Eternal
Marine Band
Piret Ave
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Colleeum
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Licht
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Century Furniture Company
Wilton
Brussels
Axminster
Patra
Prussela
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Higelow
Smith's
Tapestry
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Madras
Jon
Ghiffonnier
Loula XV
Fedsteads
Marty Englieh
Morrie
Golden Oak Hall
Crockery Department
Haviland
Sconp
Sprinc Street
Butterworth & Sona
W. J. Maloney
Hollinsworth
Pasadena Place
Minga
Manitoba
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Vancouver
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Giobe Hotel
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