Resorts Raided Seeks Alcohol. No Drinks Found Except One Attic Case
Police with warrants raided Madison Park pavilion, White House stand, and nearby outlets but found no intoxicants except at James Hargiett's place where a cobwebbed attic yielded a case of beer and six bottles of peach brandy. Detectives arrived late, limiting results.
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Pour
Madpark
Tennant and
Wappenstein
Clark
Delaney
William Steffen
Madison Park Pavilion
Lissie Lehmers
White House
BD. A. Miller
Emilee
James Hargiett
Madison park resort nuisance case highlights arrest
Harriott and Hyuers were detained after liquor bottles were seized while three pickle bottles remained. Harriott released on 50 bail to face charge of maintaining a nuisance. He claims the liquors were private stock not for sale and will contest the case. Complaints were sworn before Justice Gordon.
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Harriott
Hyuers
Madison Park
Gordon
Trial Trip on July 5 for Jefferson Steamer
The official trial trip of the Alaska Steamship Company's steamer Jefferson will be made July 5. A dock trial of the vessel's engines was completed yesterday afternoon. Supervising Engineer Lent reported smooth machinery operation. The trial trip will last four hours with several hundred invited guests aboard.
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Alaska Steamship Company
Jefferson
Gessel
Pickpocket Robs Solicitor of Gold Watch
Miss Lythe, a solicitor for the Volunteers of America, was robbed during rounds yesterday. A pickpocket cut the chain and stole a lady's gold watch tucked at her belt. the watch was not recovered.
Lacrosse Player Quinn Barred by CLA for Season
Owen Sound reports lacrosse star Quinn has joined a local team but after one game the Canadian Lacrosse Association barred him from playing with any CLA teams for the rest of the season. He must align with another association to continue play.
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Owen Sound
Ont
Canadian Lacrosse Association
Ggg
Ey Quinn
Spores Loses Bunko Game On Spokane Tekoa Run
Tekoa Washington June 29. Rancher W P Spores in Spokane for a few days is $60 ahead after a bunko game incident on a train between Tekoa and Spokane. He had won early but then lost $50 on the final bet and surrendered a $50 check, deducted from his losses, to a detective.
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Tekoa
Wash
W. P. Spores
Spokane
Spores
Local notes from Nome to Moscow Idaho news briefs
Postal receipts boost Nome postmaster salary to 2000 dollars. Washington dispatches report Soevenintos tum Washington. Miller’s grove Colby hosts a July 4 picnic and clam bake. The Sentinel steamer runs from Galbraith dock with morning and afternoon trips. Oscar Jackson arrested after Seattle work incident. Westminster Presbyterian church lawn party tonight at Frank and BB Black residence with orchestra and 300 invitations. Judge Hanford visits Tacoma. federal court room used by civil service commission for messenger exams. Stetson-Post Mill Company reports loss of hunting gear in Monday fire. thieves suspected. Retail Butchers' association votes to close shops at 10 a m on July 4. Confession shocks Moscow as Arthur H. Anderson sentenced for burglary Gem City Hardware. Republican county convention in Moscow July 26 to select delegates for state convention August 16.
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Nome
Soeveninttos
Washington
sMiteven's Post
G. A. BR
Miller's Grove
Colby
Sentinel
Galbraith
Oscar Jackson
Seattle
Frank DD. Black
Beacon
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Hanford
Federal Court
Tacoma
United States Civil Service Commission
Weather Office
Stetson-Post Mill Company
Retail Butchers’ Association
Desperate train robbers spare dog during safe blast
A Northern Pacific train robbery near Butte Montana ended with bandits attempting to blow the safe after noting a dog was still aboard. A bystander’s dog, a setter owned by J W Maggerall, was removed from the express car to save its life as the robbers concluded their plan. The owner later offered $1 060 for the dog as a token of gratitude.
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Butte
Mont
Northern Pacific
Mearmouth
Bhe
J. W. Maggerall
Smoke consumer halves empire smoke and saves fuel
In Seattle a new device by J. M. Fraser and J. B. Montgomery cuts unburned carbon from smoke, nearly colorless exhaust, and boosts boiler efficiency. Installed at the New York building on Second Avenue, it uses perforated walls and arches to burn carbon in stages, claiming about two tons saved weekly with $250 cost. The design promises durability and simple operation.
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J. B. Montgomery
New York
C. KE. Houston
M. Poston
Pacific Coast Company
Fraser
the Star
Russian motions in Far East battle report disorderly retreat
The dispatch says Kuropatkin fears a Japanese advance at Motienling pass and plans a withdrawal to Liange Yang. A converted torpedo boat sank twenty two sailors at a Baltic works. At Tallin pass the fire from siege guns was murderous with heavy Russian losses. The Russian fleet reappeared at Port Arthur and was attacked from sea while land fighting continued.
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ROMM
Agena Librica
Teklo
Motienling Pass
Kuropatkin
Liane Yang
Baltic Works
ST. Pithmarshurg
Ryan
Chuefoo
Port Arthur
New Townships Opened at Lewiston Settlement Drive
In Lewiston Idaho on June 2 thirty people queued at the land office as four new townships opened for settlement. Twenty filed stone and timber entries, six homestead filings were made, four were rejected for conflicts with prior claims. Three protests against filings were lodged by settlers yesterday.
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Lewiston
Idaho
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