Elopement Mystery Grips Everett as Kernaghan and Morse Vanish
Edith Morse a Snohomish operator and Howard W. Kernaghan ex cashier at Bunter Telephone vanish after an alleged elopement. Parents distressed, employers silent as clues about a possible secret marriage surface. marriage license shows Warren Kernaghan and D Morse, ages 23 and unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernaghan
Miss Morse
Eaith Morse
Everett
Howard W. Kernaghan
Bunter Telephone Company
Ely
Howard W. Ker Han
George F. Kernag
Passadena
Cal
Seattle
Inez
Warren IH. Kernaghan
D. Morse
Battleship Wisconsin Arrives at Port Angeles from Ban Mranetaco
The battleship Wisconsin arrived at Port Angeles from Ban Mranetaco last night for target practice before being dry docked at Bremerton. The towage vessel also remained at Port Angeles.
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Port Angeles
Wisconsin
Ban Mranetaco
Bremerton
Towa
Port Angelen
General Shafter’s Retirement From Army
General Shafter retires from the army at noon tomorrow in San Francisco. He will be succeeded in command of the Department of California by General B M B Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Shafter
Saeed
Department of California
B. M. B. Young
John F. Miller to entertain in Bag Hall next Tuesday
John F. Miller a writer and composer will entertain in Bag Hall next Tuesday afternoon with an ice cream social for attendees and local residents.
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John F. Miller
WR. CC
Funeral Arrangements For Late Police Chief Meredith
Thousands view Chief Meredith in state at Butterworth's Chapel on Third Avenue. The funeral is set for 3 PM tomorrow at the Methodist Protestant Church on Third and Pine with Rev. Clarke Davie officiating. Detectives Crane Lane Harck, Clerks Kennedy Kasson, and Capt Willard will bear the coffin to the grave, followed by a police platoon to Lakeview Cemetery.
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Meredith
Butterworth's Chappel
Third Avenue
Pike Street
Chief Lea
Methodiat Protestant
Pine Street
Clarke Davie
Crane
Lane
Harck
Kennedy
Kasson
Willard
Ward
Lakeview Cemetery
Butterworths
Kin Tuck Brings 42nd US Volunteers To Port Townsend
The Kin tuck from Manila arrived at Port Townsend last night and will likely reach the town this evening. It carries members of Company L Forty second United States volunteers who will probably be mustered out here. The Kin tuck will be released from transport service.
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United States Army
Kintuck
Manila
Port Townsend
Co. L. Forty-second
United States Volunteers
Ceserae
Transport Service
State Har Association To Meet At Epekane
The State Har association will gather on July 9 at Epekane. President Srein will give an address and papers will be read by several association members.
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Har Association
Epekane
Srein
Str. Nelson Arrives From Skagway With Passengers and Goods
Steamer Charles Nelson, Capt. Sehage, Dodwell and Co. agents, arrived from Skagway this morning bringing two passengers and a cargo of goods. One passenger listed as Co. Sie of Santa Rita. The captain had operated a gasoline launch on Dry Bay, wrecked, and planned to buy a new launch in Seattle. Occasional showers today and tonight. Sunday is warmer with light south to west winds.
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Charles Nelson
Sehage
Dodwell & Co
Skagway
Sie
Santa Rita
Dry Bay
Seattle
Vicinity
Strikes Turn Violent as Guards Guard Imported Workers
Union Ironworks readies quarters for 25 non union machinists to start Monday under armed guard in San Francisco. Strikers have not issued threats, but tensions run high as the first violence feared. In Pittsburgh 35000 workers with Amalgamated Association order a general strike starting July 1 at American Steel-Hoop & Sheet-Bree Co. due to rejected wage scales.
New Yorkers Struck by Furnace Heat Proves Fatal
New York reports three additional deaths and many prostrations as furnace heat worsens indoor conditions. Officials urge caution as city struggles to protect vulnerable residents.
Pope Requires Rest as Summer Pause Ordered
Rome reports the pope’s physician states His Holiness is weak but not alarmed. His intellect remains unimpaired yet he must rest completely this summer and retire from state affairs. Cardin officials indicate ongoing attention to his health and duties.
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Rome
Cardin
New York Bank Officers Targeted by Local Newspaper
Wall Street awaits court actions following a local paper move on Seventh National Bank affairs. The report links a broader bank scandal to past cases including Ferdinand Ward and Frank Sullivan of Marquand & Co. Experts review the defunct firm's books while creditors face $5,000,000 in liabilities. arrests were deferred pending additional evidence.
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New York
Wall Street
Seventh National Bank
Fieh
Marine National Bank
Finch
Ferdinand Ward
Frank Sullivan
of Marquand & Co
Smith
United States
Sail Tonight Sets of Steamers to Skagway and Ports
Steamers State of California City of Seattle and Dirigo sail for Skagway and way ports tonight. Each will carry many passengers and heavy cargo. Dirigo rebuilt and painted, City of Seattle with a new wheel, State of California replacing Cottage City and in drydock with routine overhauls after long voyages.
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State of California
City of Seattle
Dirigo
Skagway
Way Ports
Gall
City of
Seattle
Cottage City
Quartermaster Harbor
Justin
Mefford Inquiry Delayed By Absence of Official
The civil service commission postpones until Monday to set the date of the Meredith tragedy inquiry. Mefford’s whereabouts after the first shot remain unclear with various theories afloat. Stuart & Goetz posted a $90,100 bond for a water main on Twelfth Avenue from East Olive Street to Yesler Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Zimmerman
Civil Service Commission
Meredith
Mefford
Chief Meredith
Poace
Sturat & Goetz
Twelfth Avenue
East Olive Street
Yesler Way
Negro Doctor's Suicide in Louisville Park
Dr Samuel Turner a leading Black physician in Louisville committed suicide by hanging in a downtown park after being indicted for selling lottery tickets. Authorities reported the personal crisis as one of the rare such records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Samuel Turner
Col James Hamilton Lewis to Defend Considines in Police Chief Murder
The coroner's jury ruled Chief W. L. Meredith was murdered by John and Sam Considine. James Hamilton Lewis will be principal defense attorney. He cites ill health but will represent them on self defense grounds. Judge Hanford discharged Seattle residents Theodore Habernal Emanuel Delappe and A Hecker from bankruptcy.
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W. L. Meredith
John
Sam Considine
James Hamiltton Lewis
Considine
Hanford
Theodore Habernal
Emanuel L. Delappe
A. Hecker
Seattle
Congressional committee arrives in Portland for river inspections
Portland June 2. The harbor and ports committee arrived this morning. After their Alaska trip Chairman Purton and 11 members plan to visit the Inland Empire and inspect the Columbia and Snake rivers from Portland to Lewiston and Ma.
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Ing
Alaska
Purton
Inland Empire
Columbia and
Snake Rivers
Portland
Lewiston, Ma
Stubborn Steamer Victoria Struggles With Raise Attempts
Information from northern steamers shows efforts to raise the Willamette are fruitless as plates fracture when attempting to lift the vessel. The Danube under Capt. Me reports no movement of the ship despite ongoing work.
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Victoria
Fr. C
Jane
Willamette
Danube
Eastern Mails Delayed by Blackfoot Montana Storm
The Seattle post office received only a small amount of mail for two days as transcontinental shipments via Great Northern and Burlington routes were disrupted by a cloud burst near Blackfoot Montana. The storm damaged bridges and track, washing out sections and drowning cattle. The Great Northern Limited is expected today with a large backlog of delayed mail.
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Seattle
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington and
Billings
Montana
Blackfoot
Mont
Great Northern Limited
Convention at Tacoma Opens with Lunch and Talks
About 100 Washington Christian Endeavorers gather for the state convention in Tacoma. A noon dinner at First Presbyterian precedes an afternoon excursion to Point Defiance with an open-air park meeting. Rev. F. L. Hayden of North Yakima stirs debate with an address on The Saloon in a State, while dissenting ministers face restricted discussion.
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Tacoma
Washington
Ar. F. Nye
With Anan
Reneraee
Waa
Fane Nh. B. Bt
Beattie
Trntt Presbyterian Church
Alice Munday
First Presbyterian of
Spokane
Westminster Presbyteria
First United Presbyterian of
Springdale
Mary Burns
D. Mullin
Aberdeen
Pee Foundation
Mise Belle P. Nason
San Diego
Cal
W. A. Spaulding
Attle
Thomas Coyle
Everett
Boulding
Richard Tinder
Ork
Ohrum
Seattle
Cora Bradiey
Whatcom
T. P. Revelle
H. D. Crawford
H. G. Temple
Arclam
Enderere
H.C. Ewing
P. m
I. Hill
North Yokmittee
Thos
R. Fevana
R. J. Filiott
Dyer
Edgar Barth
R. Wallace
Spo
French Chauffeur Wins Porte-Bertin Auto Race in Berlin
The French driver Fournier led from the start and finished first in Berlin at 11 o clock amid dust and cheers. Crowds and bands greeted his arrival as Kateer Wilhelm planned a banquet later for the contesting automobilieres.
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Perlin
Berlin
Fournier
Kateer Wilhelm
Beattie and Tacoma in Spark of Local Crime and Meeting News
Beattie faces persistent police scrutiny as Tacoma and nearby areas suffer a rash of burglaries and public tension. The report notes widespread dissatisfaction with Police Packler and details a Beattie Presbyterian youth convention schedule and parade of social and missionary activities led by local and regional figures.
Mile Long Tunnel Caves In Before Fast Train
In Baltimore on June 29 the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel under Hoffmane Street caved in as an extra train neared the entrance. Water mains burst and a torrent widened the breach while gas pipes broke. Houses nearby were evacuated as the tunnel, nearly a mile long, continued to collapse and air grew unbreathable.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hoffmane Street
Gold Found Near Westport Sparks Rush
Hoquiam Washington June 29 gold found in a well at Westport by the Grays Harbor Company at a depth of 76 feet. People flock to Westport from Grays Harbor towns amid the discovery and its prospect of further mining.
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Hoquiam
Wash
Westport
Grays Harbor
Trade with China and Pacific islands predicted by Higbee
G H Higbee president of Murray Iron Co Burlington Iowa predicts the United States will gain a lucrative iron trade with China and Pacific islands. He recently toured the orient with his wife visiting Japan and various Chinese sites and has gone to Vancouver to pursue company interests. Meanwhile the case of G W Roberts renews at the White Pass and Yukon railroad trial.
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United States
China
Pacific
G. H. Higbee
Orient
Japan
Vancouver
G. W. Roberts
White Pass & Yukon
Not a New Feature in Machinists Situation
The ethnic situation in the city remains largely the same since shops reopened last week. union organizers report workers being replaced only rarely while non union machinists are scarce. A broader sympathy strike spreads to other trades, challenging employers and raising the prospect of a general citywide strike next week.
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Etrikers
Water department rushes new mains connections
In the mechanical end of the water department a big rush to complete new connections is noted. Additional help may be employed as inquiries have been made on eligible workers existing.
Free Methodists Camp Meeting at Green Lake
The Free Methodists hold a camp meeting at Green Lake near Woodlawn Station with daily services: prayer at 6 20 a m love feast 9 30 a m preaching 11 a m 2 30 and 8 p m Bishop W A Bellew of New York to speak at 11 a m on Sunday all invited The Alaska Steamship Co notes the Farallon will run a powder voyage to Skagway on July 7 carrying only combustibles.
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Free Methodists
Green Lake
Woodlawn Station
W. A. Bellew
New York
Alaska Steamship Co
Farallon
Skagway
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Edith
Snohomish
Columbia Street
Commy & Reporter
Ernaghan
Nee Punterdas
At Dea
John F. Miller Post
State Bar Association
Nelson
Union Ironworks
Ters
Union
Machiniate
Pittsburgh
Amalgamated Association of Iron
Steel and Tin Workers Today
The
Erican Steel
Hoop & Bheet-Bree Co
His Holiness
N. Y
Mefford Inquiry
Col. Lewis
Portland, Or
Congressional
Great Northern Railway
Christian Endeavorers
Jone
Packler
May Jennings
Dancony
Morans
Vulcan
Puget Sound
Machinists’ Union
Moran Bros. Co
Sewin Mane
City Hall
Adams & Blanchard
Allen-Johnson Co
N.Y. Dry Goods Co
Eader
V. G.garvey
the People’s Bargain Store
Second Avenue
Eatity
Burke
Mos
Yeslebmvar
East India Tech
Aaa
Wetoheg
Findad
Seon Albert
Pha
Yesser Way
Pprescri
Srd
Stewart & Holmes Drug Company
Lake Washington
Schewerman
First Avenue
Cherry St
Chas. O. Holcomb Optician
Barke
Elwell-Darrington Mining Company
Darrington
James G. Givens & Co., Srare-Sovo Suiome
Brwnner
Keelly Institute
Keeley Institute
British Columbia
Cascade Laundry
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