Mackintosh Exits Thompson Case as Supreme Court Appea l Looms
In a turbulent hearing Judge Snell weighs Graves law versus old insanity statute. Thompson says Mackintosh should represent the state while paths to Tacoma or Walla Walla are debated. Outcome hinges on Supreme Court ruling and Chester Thomp son’s fate pending appeal.
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Will H. Thompson
Chester Thompse
Beer
Boel
Vierce
Thompson
Lexi
King County
Mackintosh
Snell
Meekir
Graves
Caile
Bere
Supreme Court
Tacoma
Rowland
Pierce County
Walla Walla
Divorce Scandal Aims for Open Court Hearing
Mrs. Aurel Hatony Burke Roche files a total divorce suit against Sven Roche in Seattle court. The action names Frank K. Sturgis and others as respondents with several described by initials or description. Counsel Edward Alexander requests an open hearing as Judge Batonyi, noted for last year's Seattle horse show, is involved.
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United Press
Aurel
Hatony
Burke Roche
Gachtan
Sven
Rae
Haten
Frank K. Sturgis
The
Jockey Club
Sturgis
Edward Alexander
Hatenyi
Batonyi
Seattle
Admiral Dewey Invited to Puget Sound Reception
A United Press report from Washington says Senator Ate keny forwarded a letter inviting Admiral Dewey to visit Washington state during a Pacific Fleet stay. Dewey replied he would be thankful for the invitation and hopes to attend the grand reception arranged by the local people and navy.
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United Press
Washington, MC
Admiral Dewey
Puget Sound
Atekeny
Washington State
Pacific
Edward Cudihee Named as Chief of Police Candidate
Edward Cudihee, former Seattle police member and King County sheriff, is the pre choice of Mayor elect Miller for chief of police. Supporters reportedly traded influence with Judge Miller to secure his appointment, with Cudihee seen as acceptable to liberal elements and likely to be a strict, sanctioned leader.
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Edward Cudihee
Seattle
King
Miller
Cudihee
Moore
King County
Olfyned
Cudl
Cudithee
Johnson Endorsed by Minnesota Democratic Committee
March 6. Guy Johnson of Minnesota was endorsed for the presidency in resolutions by the state Democratic committee. The committee urged the governor to enter the race.
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RT. Paul
Guy Johnson
Minnesota
Democratic State Committee
City contends Riplinger did not rob Seattle
The city of Seattle fights a suit against Stirrat and Goetz over a 400 bond payment Kiplinger allegedly diverted. It argues the money never reached the city and thus was not stolen by the former comptroller, while confronting extraneous charges about city oversight.
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John Kiplinger
Ecity
City of
Seattle
Stirrat & Goets
Kiplinger
Stirrat & Goetz
Riplinger
Tis
United States
Supreme Court
Paner
Bondlemen
Frank Paul
Will H. Parry
Veiled threats against Roosevelt spark fear amid anarchist tensions
Chicago reports reveal Emma Goldman writings blamed for inciting clash with authorities over Roosevelt threats. Police monitor Goldman and possible demonstrations while canvassing for copies of her Inner Circle article. The era’s anti anarchist sentiment intensifies as detectives pursue leads and potential arrests.
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Star Special Service
Chicago
Roosevelt
Emma Goldman
Emma Ee
Haymarket Rivta
Shippy
Red
Mies Goldman
Floods threaten Wabash and Joliette areas in March deluge
Heavy rains melt snow causing the most serious floods in Wabash with tied up traffic, closed factories, and flooded low lands. Joliette faces submersion of rail yards and shops with major industries at risk if waters rise further.
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Wabash
Lad
Jolart
Lis
Joliette
Bigin, Jolet and Eastern
East Joliet
Jealousy Suspected After Fatal Japanese Couple Shooting
A mysterious early morning shooting leaves Kiichi Makamura and Mrs. Fano Kuwabara dead. Makamura, wielding a pistol, killed Mrs. Kuwabara in their bedroom as Kuwabara shielded herself with the bedclothes before he turned the gun on himself. Officials say jealousy is suspected as the motive.
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Kiichi Makamura
Fano Kuwabara
Makamura
Kuwabara
There Will Be a Hot Time in Tacoma Tonight
Mayor Charles Drury faces a crowded theatre meeting as his supporters confront opponent Wright. Drury accuses Wright of dishonesty in a paving contract while Wright vows to present his defense to the audience. Police may be asked to maintain order if deputies intervene.
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Tacoma
United Press
Charles Drury
Etty
Drury
Wright
Craft
Bringhurst to Inspect Outlying Schools Today
Chief Bringhurst with Fire Marshal Kellogg and Chief A J Runge of Grand Forks N D visits the city to inspect several outlying schools and plans to visit them all before the inspection ends. The fire chief says if there are problems the city school is on alert and will be addressed promptly.
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PeRwen
Leleve
Bringhurst
Kellogg
A. J. Runge
Grand Forks
N. D
Fire safety survey eyed for city buildings
Drill leader Mr Bringhurst surveys building condition and fire safety. He notes focus on heating plants and exits, stating confidence that all structures are safe at present.
Smallpox Rages in Kobe and Hong Kong Ports
Pacific liner Numantia reports malignant smallpox outbreak as it docked in Portland. Officers say Kobe saw up to 100 Japanese natives dying daily while the ship was at port. The voyage altered its return route due to the epidemic.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific
Marshal is fatally shot during attempted post office arrest
Pritehan Colorado March 6. Marshal Lermont Ellis was shot while trying to arrest three robbers attempting to enter the post office. He was rushed to Denver on a special train but died at Unstan station.
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United Press
Prightan
Colo
Marshal Lermont Ellis
Denver
Unstan
Miller Succeeds Vanderveer in City Post
John F. Miller the mayor elect on the Republican ticket resigned as principal assistant to Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh after election returns showed Miller won. Epras F. Vanderveer will be pro thoted to Miller's former post, while John H. Perry remains in the office awaiting a permanent position. Miller will serve as city prosecutor for the next two years after three years as principal assistant.
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John F. Miller
Mackinton
Miller
Epras F. Vanderveer
Ud John H. Perry
Mr. Miller
Risuror
Hav Ee
Mackintosh
Purcell Suit Near Settlement as Divorce Case Ends
Frank Purcell, head of Purcell Safe, aims to settle his divorce dispute with Mary P Purcell and Martha Van de Vanter without court appearance. Attorneys expect stipulation dismissal after Purcell’s business trip, ending the Boston marriage controversy and property terms.
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Frank Purcell
Purcell Safe Company
Martha van de Vanter
Mary P. Purcell
Boston
Boston Life
van de Vanter
Portland
Potr
Part
Ireland
Bowton
First Linwood disaster funerals held for children
The first funeral of children who died in the Linwood disaster took place in Cleveland today. Maps for the dead will be said in St Joseph's church tomorrow, with Monday memorial services in Protestant churches. Several bodies have been taken to other towns for burial.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Collinwood
St. Joseph's Church
House Orders Investigation Into Electric Boat Corruption Charges
The House adopted the rules committee report on March 6 recommending an investigation of alleged corrupt practices by Electric Boat Co in securing favorable submarine procurement legislation. A Special Committee was appointed to conduct the inquiry.
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Washington
House
Rules Committee
Electric Boat Co
Taft Loses Nevada Endorsement Fight
Reno dispatch reports Taft lose control of Nevada endorsement as L M Blakeslee returns from a state tour with proxies to control the primaries. Blakeslee, a Southern Pacific agent and anti Taft advocate, aimed to assemble delegations to beat Taft, while George Springer leads a Taft counter campaign.
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Reno
Nev
Taft
Nevada
L. M. Blakeslee
State Cent Committee
Blakeslee
Hle
George Springmeyer
Blakesee
Blizzard cripples region as two dead and eight inches fall
A severe blizzard sweeping the East leaves two dead and three seriously hurt in Minneapolis as eight inches of snow pile up and traffic grinds to a halt. In Washington state J H Jahn, Spokane real estate man, killed Jesse Price in Darrington after a long dispute with links to a Pittsburg mining firm. Price’s body is to be shipped to Pittsburg for burial amid a post-mortem. Jahn and his wife face mental strain and injury assessments.
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Minneapolis
Minn
United Press
Everett
J. H. Jahn
Spokane
Seattle
Jesse Price
Darrington
John
Pitteburg
Darrington Gold Mountain Mining Company
East
John W. Js
Pittsburge Mountain Mining Company
Price
Johu
Pittsburg
Jatin
Mra. Jahn
King Edward Travels Incognito Through Paris to Corfu
March 6 dispatches report King Edward of England arriving in Paris on his way to Corfu. He visits President Fallieres under cover as the Duke of Lancaster. Police are guarding the royal party with extra precautions.
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Paris
Edward of England
Corfu
Fallieres
Duke of Lancaster
Robbery at Austin Residence Sparks Police Clues
Los Angeles police recovered opera glasses and a small amount of silverware from a daylight burglary at the Austin residence on January 21, 1907. Investigators hope the recovered items help identify suspects and recover the remaining valuables. Fifty three pieces of jewelry and silverware were taken as wedding gifts to Mr and Mrs Austin, with the culprits fleeing.
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Los Angeles
Austin
City Faces Recondemnation of Cedar River Right of Way
The city may be forced to condemn again portions of the Cedar river pipeline right of way after a judge’s decision last week in a suit brought by L. A. Gassaway. Other suits over the right of way continue, with tax certificates foreclosures affecting ownership and future condemnation possible as land values have risen.
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Supreme Court
Cedar River
Tallman
L. A. Gassaway
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Aurel Batony
Dewey
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Johnson
John Riplinger
Beattie
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Wall
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Wen
Mise Guidman
Reamner
Saarchiste
Pather Heinrichs
Alfia
Verbach
Hieth
Olga Arverbach
Anarchiat Y Asetete
Indiana
Illinois
United Preas
Vanderveer
Purcell
Arlington
Jesse I. Price
King Edward
Pipes OF Mars
Tater
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