Dream murder confession rings true in Lookout Mountain case
In Chattanooga June 27 a wife identifies Low Hatfield as the killer of A C Gregg after dreaming the crime. Gregg’s body was found near Lookout Mountain creek. Hatfield is held with other suspects. the wife’s dream aided the arrest and identification, with additional clues found at Hattie Jones’s home.
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Star Special Service
Miattanooga
Tenn
A. C. Grege
Low Hatfield
A. C. Greg
Mt. Vernon
Sa Creek
Lookout Moon
Gregg
Mary
Hatfield
Train Tickets On Sale By Oregon R R Naviga Co
Tickets go on sale July 22 and 23 and August 6 7 21 at Union Ticket Office 608 First Ave EB Ellis Gent. The Oregon R R and Navigation Co announces rates routes and tickets.
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Oregon R. R. & Naviga Co
Union
EB. Ellis
Gentle
Bids Opened for Olivest Regrade Project
Public works board opened bids this afternoon with no awards yet. All bids fall within the assessed valuation. Bidders and amounts include C. J. Erickson 85982, John Kolberg 61089, Hawley and Lane 66014.55, Hott and Jeffrey 62993.70.
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Olivest Regrade
Board of Public Works
C. J. Erickson
John Kolberg
Hawley & Lane
Hott & Jefferey
England to hold North Sea maneuvers July 1 to 22
London reports England plans a grand July maneuvers in the North Sea with 28 first class battleships 19 armored cruisers 50 protected cruisers 180 torpedo boats and many auxiliaries. The display aims to offset European tensions sparked by the Atlantic fleet voyage and to showcase British naval power.
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United Press
London
Admiralty
England
North Sea
Europe
Hampton Roads
Taft Arrives at Summer Capitol for Roosevelt Day Visit
Taft greets a large crowd at Summer Capitol and waves for photographs before heading to Sagamore Hill. He declines to discuss politics and notes no new information on selecting a national committee chairman. General Luke Wright, the new secretary of war, joins. a trust busting delegation draws attention amid talks of reform.
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Oyster Bay
William H. Taft
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Taft
National Committee
Luke EB. Wright
William L. Ward
New York
Department of Justice
United States
H. L. Stimson
Lincoln J. Steffens
Robert Bridges
Scribner's Magazine
Conductor E N Smith Plans Woodland Park Concert Program
Seatt le Marine Band conductor E N Smith items include March Sweet Sixteens overture Wang schottische A Coon s Delight concert waltzes Gondolette paraphrase Old Oaken Bucket intermezzo In dienne medley Mills Merry Melodies flower song Hearts and Flowers Twostep Harrigan for tomorrow at 4 PM at Woodland Park.
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E. N. Smith
Seattle Marine Band
Woodland Park
Wang
City official pay deemed not entitled to tees in Calhoun opinion
Corporation Counsel Scott Calhoun rendered an opinion stating salaried city officials are not entitled to tees. The ruling concerns a bill from former Health Officer I A Parry for 600 dollars for death certificates he says he issued during his term.
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Scott Calhoun
I. A. Parry
City school teacher dies this morning
Francis FE Dougan, 54, a teacher at Matater public school, died at The Algonquin after two days illness. He lived in Seattle 16 years and is survived by brother James A. Deegan, a lawyer. Funeral Monday at 2 PM by Henney Watson, burial at Lakeview cemetery.
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Francis FE. Dougan
Matater Publihool
Algonquin
Uwilon
Misa Dougan
Seattle
Schooloheles
Mreto
James A. Deegan
Maynard
Henney Watson Undertaking Company
Lakeview Cemetery
Syracuse Wins Intercollegiate Regatta Varsity Eight
Syracuse captures the varsity eight race by half a length at Poughkeepsie with Columbia second Cornell third and Wisconsin fifth. Pennsylvania finished second then was disqualified elevating Columbia. Freshmen eights won by Cornell over Syracuse and Columbia amid ideal weather and full crowds.
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Poughkeepsie
Syracuse
Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
N. Y
Syracusec
Pyracuse
Syracusee
Cornell Shell
Bia
Ad- Yahoo
Courtney
City Presents A Big Bill For Crossing Guards
The city of Seattle seeks payment of a large bill for crossing guard services at downtown crossings. The bill covers July 1006 to July 100K and amounts to $15. The municipal claim states the local transportation firm agreed to cover wages but has not paid during Mayor Moore's administration. The city requests payment per the agreement.
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Heattiic Himtiric Company
Seattle
Thagytrdmen
Moore
Death of Congressman H Parker at 71 in Draperwood
After a three week illness, Congressman H Parker died from cirrhosis of the liver and dropsy at 71. He had left Washington shortly before the last session of Congress and was a native of Keene New Hampshire. The body will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
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Drapwood
H. Parker
Keane
N. H
National Cemetery
Arlington
Aubrey Gultel Dies in Fire Near Visaila
A 23 year old man Aubrey Gultel perished in a blaze at Tipton near Visaila this morning. Authorities note several puzzling elements as the investigation begins and identify John Gultin as the deceased’s brother.
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United Press
Freano
Cal
Aubrey Gultel
Tipton
Visaila
John Gultin
Navy Yard Atlantic Fleet Sighted at Drydock
The navy reports the Atlantic fleet remains at the yard with the battleship HKhode in drydock. Boats depart ten times daily from Pier 2 at foot of Yester Way for round trips.
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Navy Yard
Atlantic
Yester Way
Young Man Given Indeterminate Sentence After Clemency Bid
Raymond Monroe aged just over twenty one was sent to the state penitentiary for an indeterminate 1 to 14 year term after a burglary conviction. Prosecutor Mackintosh opposed clemency citing his terror in the neighborhood and impact on his widowed mother. Judge Frater initially granted reformatory placement before reversing after Mackintosh intervened.
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Raymond Monroe
State Penitentiary
A. W. Prater
Frater
State Reformatory
Kenneth Mackintosh
Mr. Mackintosh
Standstill in Rawhide Mines Over Bank Shortage
Private advices from Rawhide state the mining camp is practically at a standstill due to a lack of banks and money. The shutdowns stem from the inability to pay workers, with several mines closed because funds are unavailable.
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United Press
Reno
Nev
Rawhide
Sunday School Picnic At Three Tree Point
The Yosemite notes that members of the Sunday schools of the Congregational churches in the city and their friends joined in the annual picnic. The event is held at Three Tree Point.
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Yosemite
Congregational Churches
Three Tree Point
Strawberry Picnic and Dance at Wildwood Park
Community event invites all to a Sunday picnic and dance at Wildwood Park. Round trip including dance is 26 cents, with steam transport from Wildwood and Haas, Leech Park. free admission noted.
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Wildwood Park
Wildwood and Haas
Leech Park
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