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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1909

Page

9

Robbery in alley by two women injures man

Fred Shaw, 2919 First Ave, was robbed of $25 and stabbed by two women in an alley between Sixth and Seventh avenues and Seneca and University Streets. He was taken to city hospital. condition not serious though wounds feared for life. The assailants fled. reports note other similar robberies by African American women in residence areas.

Sixth Beventh Ave Seneca and University Ste Fred Shaw First Av Shaw Lfe Hin Beroas

Outrageous explosion rocks Chicago gambling district

In Chicago a blast near Clark and Washington injures several and damages stores and two restaurants. Police suspect a gamblers war bombing linked to Madden and associates in building trades. The Central Telephone exchange shut down. $100000 in damage estimated. Tel operators affected. many workers fainted.

Ity United Prep Chicago Clark Washington Sta Central Telephone Exchange Powers’ and Lamberts Martin B. Madden Budlding Madden Mont Tennes Tennes

Ad Turns Up Bavarian Heir in Pittsburg

Josh Sturm, long sought by lawyers, walks into Mayor Magee office after an aunt in Bavaria left him 55,000 dollars, a large farm, and 8,000 sheep. Advertisers in Pittsburg papers hailed the find as a fortune earned from a newspaper notice.

Pittsburg Clane Josh Sturm Sturm

Dark Dens and Wolves of Chinatown Amid Dark Plague

New York dispatch reports Chinatown drawing unprecedented crowds as Elsie Sigel’s murder probe uncovers a web of opium dens, gambling rooms, and vice. The piece portrays Chinatown as a grim hotspot with 3000 residents, underground tunnels, and a pattern of crime feeding on vulnerable girls implicated by “Josie” famed for luring victims.

New York Mott Harlem Jerkey City London Paria Canton Chicago Kalamazoo Chinatown Elale Sigel San Francisco United States Maine St. Louis Port Arthur Elsie Sigel

Rotten umpire triggers fatal fall at baseball game

A fan, Dan Meehan, died after leaping from the top row of the bleachers when an umpire ruled a foul ball during a game between Allentown and Elizabeth. Captain McPhereen of the visiting team had driven a potential winning run over the fence. the umpire’s call precipitated a chaotic reaction, sending Meehan to hospital with a fatal head wound and prompting protests over the umpire's decision.

Dy United New York Menehers McPhereen Allentown Wlicabeth Dan Meeehan McGevlan McPhereon Eathuelien M Hospital

Train Hits Broken Rail Near Sedalia Colorado

United Press reports a Denver & Rio Grande passenger train struck a broken joint near Sedalia Colorado derailing two sleepers and a dining car. Passengers sustained light injuries while the cause and extent remain under investigation. In Portland Merrill Johnson and his wife witnessed a fatal houseboat accident as Johnson fell into the Willamette River and perished. his body was recovered.

Denver Rio Grande Ogden Utah Sedalia Colo Portland, Or Merrill Johnson Willamette River

Taft weighs decision on whisky purity fight in pure food law

Washington report details ferment over imitation whisky under the pure food law. Bowers argues the label loophole allows bogus whisky to be sold as pure whisky. Texas officials pledge not to follow the ruling while federal courts clash with Van Oradell and Wiley interpretations.

Gilson Gardner Washington, D.C Washington Taft Solletter Bowers Texas Roosevelt. Wiley Troonevelt Atty Bonaparte Humphrey Thompson Wiley van 1Oredell Court of Appeale District of Columbia Justice van Oradell Roosevelt-Donaparte Wiley Lowers National Wholesale Whisky Dealers’ Association Warwick M. Hough Robert Harper Harpe

Whisky makers face criminal prosecution under anti imitation liquor laws

Criminal prosecution has been brought against any whisky maker or rectifier, while makers of imitation whisky have repeatedly violated the law and resisted enforcement for almost two years.

Lobby Push Seeks Waterway Improvements in Duwamish Area

A new lobby aims to urge the state legislature to fund river improvements in the Duwamish river valley. Jamen Winnon of Oxbow leads the effort advocating a bill to enhance waterways and prevent blockages along the valley.

Duwamish River Jamen Winnon

Shattuck Wins Grand American Trap Shoot Handicap

Shattuck of Columbus wins the Grand American trap shooting handicap with a 20 straight. John Livingstone of Springfield, Ala, posts 19 straight before one miss as the runner up. In Quincy, George Gurney kills his father Dr. Seneca Gurney, wounds his sister Mia, and then kills himself.

Chicago Fred Bhattuck Columbus John KR Livingstone Springfield Ala Shattuck Livingsone Quincy George Gurney Seneca Gurney Bylaw Mia Seneca Gurney, Jr

Change name of building Johnston Co building now Eilers Music Building

A facility formerly known as Johnston County Building has been renamed to Eilers Music Building. The change updates official signage and records to reflect the new designation for campus administration and public access.

Hilers Music Building replaces old Johnaton Co at Third and University

The severatory Johnaton Co now becomes Bilera Mualo Home, renaming the Pioneer Piano Dealers of the Northwest building. A few offices are vacant. apply to Mr. Graham on the premises for details.

Severatory Johnaton Co Northwest Hilers Music Building Johnaton Concern Bilera Mualo Graham

Navy Yard City investment lure by Bremerton firm

The Bremerton Development Company reports strong sales as Nicholas B. E. Chane buys 28 lots cash and 54 more go to the crowd. It promotes Navy Yard City as a sure investment backed by flashy spending and a fast steamer tour on the H. B. Kennedy from Colman Dock with terms 14 down and 2 monthly.

Nicholas BE. Chane Navy Yard City Uncle Bam Navy Yard H. B. Kennedy Colman Dock Bremerton Development Company

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