Baroness Refutes Charge At Broadway Fashion Claim
The Baroness testified today denying ownership of a revolver and cartridges as she rebutted accusations tied to a Goetave Hin model dispute. Simone left her position after a superintendent argument and was summoned for remarks as the afternoon meeting ended with a formal departure.
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Servier
de F
Goetave
Broadway Enirt Weiet
Beenidabe
Simone
Abe
Simeon
Simoness
Jackson Defense Presented in Murder in the Degree Case
A Jackson defense presentation contested the murder in degree charge, aiming to impeach the state’s case. The defense questioned the timeline and details of the victim’s death and the knife alleged in the injury. The fragmented text references the testimony about the weapon and the deceased, suggesting ongoing trial activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Aeged Sith
Tate
Susan
Jerry
Wendt Still At Large After Escape From Penitentiary
Herman Wendt, the Seattle prisoner who escaped from Mers Island penitentiary, remains at large. Authorities note the flight manner shows he gained liberty and may have disappeared with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendt
Seattle
Mers Island
Arrested as insane in Ballard locality
Police arrested James Duffy on complaint of residents of Eighthev Ballard. Duffy had been loitering since early morning near the locality. Brought to the county jail he appeared in great distress and almost unconscious. He is believed to be insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. MN. Conn
Balard
James Duffy
Ballard
Duffy
Architect Seeks Balance on City Hospital Plan
D Wilson, the architect of the new municipal hospital building, asks the public works department to pay the remaining balance. He earns 3 12 percent on an estimated $200000, totaling $10560, of which $3500 has been paid. The building inspector recommends paying $5000 now and withholding the rest until all subdivisions are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Wilson
Public Works
Becond and Madison Bank Tower Exposes Full Height
Workers remove scaffolding from the new American Bank building at Becond and Madison. The reinforced concrete structure rises as the city’s tallest and most imposing, its full advantage evident once timbering is cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bank
Becond
Madison
Stolen harness reported from Sixth Ward address
Gauss and Brown of Sixth at MN W and Fifty-sixth street reported to the sheriff’s office that horses harness and gear were stolen from their location last night between 11 and 12. The incident was logged as a theft with no suspects named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauss & Brown
MN. W
Sheriffs Office
Athol Reader Acquitted of Perjury in Federal Court
In New York on May 1 Athol Reader was acquitted of perjury in federal court. His wife Ella Rawle Reader kissed him and laughed loudly, drawing court censure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe Telegraph Service
New York
Athol Reader
Ella Rawle Reader
Lumber mill workers lockout demands raise wages and 8 hour day
In Denver five hundred millmen employed in lumber mills were locked out today. They demand higher wages an eight hour day and a closed shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe Telegraph Service
Denver
Colo
Counterfeited union label alleged in print firm case
F H Boynton of Pacific Printers Supply faces charges from the Allied Printing Trades council for counterfeiting the union label. A warrant was issued for Berton on the complaint sworn by W L Eaton, Alb ited Printing Trades council president. Eaton says the firm produced and sold the copyrighted label and faces a penalty up to 109 dollars or three months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Boynton
Pacific Printers’ Supply Company
Allied Printing Trades Council
Bernton
Mackintosh
W. L. Eaton
Albited Printing Trades Council
Eaton Chargue
Boretom
Woman Sleeps in Vacant Lot With Child
Mrs. A. Bauer, previously homeless after eviction for unpaid rent, spent two nights in a vacant lot between Twenty-seventh Avenue and John and Thomas Ita with her two year old child. She has been taken to charge by the humane society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bauer
John
Thomas Ita
The
Humane Society
Contractor in Jail After Railway Dispute
Deputy Sheriff Sam Huth of Maple Valley reports a clash involving contractor H C Henry building the Milwaukee railroad and subcontractor Wm Wilson. Henry was assaulted, Wilson resisted arrest, and Huth sustained a damaged face while Heath subdued Wilson with handcuffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Huth
Maple Valley
H.C. Henry
Milwaukee Railroad
Wm. Wilson
Huth
Wilson
Mr. Henry
Heath
Heth
Shriners Plan Seattle Delegation to National Convention
J C Slater national Shriner delegate from Seattle will depart Thursday with about twenty five members for Los Angeles to attend the national convention. An effort will be made to bring next year’s convention to Seattle. Many visitors will pass through Seattle en route to or from Los Angeles.
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J.C. Slater
The
Shriners
Seattle
Los Angeles
Cal
Truck Drivers Strike After Open Shop Move
Los Angeles May 1 four hundred truck drivers walked out when employers declared intent to maintain an open shop. The strike began early this morning as workers protested the change in labor policy with organized action spreading across the trucking sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Eight-Hour Day Granted for Union Shops in California
In California on May 1, unions secured an eight hour day for all local shops employing union men. Several open shops also adopted the eight hour workday in response to the union demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btockton
Cal
Denver student dies in May Day prank accident
Wickham Cotterell, a University of Denver student, died after climbing an electric meter pole and touching a live wire during a May Day prank. He died at the morgue and the incident remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Denver
Cole
Wickham Cotterell
University of Denver
Big Japanese Exposition Work Is Begun
H1. B. Miller the American consul at Yokohama reports to Henry K. Reed about the 1912 Tokyo exposition showing the fair has begun. A government appropriation of 5 million dollars is planned. Principal buildings include two scientific two machinery and electric among others. Tokio municipal council allocates 1.6 million for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Miller
Yokohama
Japan
Henry K. Reed
Tokio
Mrs Thaw Gifts to University and Denver Defense Funds
Mrs. Wm Thaw reportedly donated 600 600 to the New Westminster University of Denver campus fund and pledged another 100000 if the defense burden grows too heavy on her fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wm. Thaw
New Westminster Univers Ety
Denver
Street Department Rules End Paving Disruptions
The board of public works restricts paving disruptions by requiring applications to the street department. Applicants must file a plan for the proposed opening and a formal petition for permission to proceed with the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Worke
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition offices delayed move
The new offices in the Arcade block on Fleet avenue were to be occupied today but unfinished work delays the transfer. Exposition offices will remain in the Alaska building until June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Avenue
Alaska
Heffernan in Court Over News Cart Charge
Jimmy Heffernan of Irieh World fame appeared in Justice Gordon's court to answer the charge of keeping a news cart on the streets. He was placed on a hundred dollar bond and seeks to proceed with a tet case against Chief Wappen. Judge Gordon took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Heffernan
Irieh World” Fame
Justice Gordon
Court Today
Heffernan
Chief Wappen
Gordon
Taken to Portland on grand larceny charge
C. M. Coddington was taken to Portland today by local police. He was arrested last night at the Charleston hotel by Patrolman Ryan and McClure on a Portland police wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Coddington
Portland
Coddington
Charleston Hotel
Patrolgien
Ryan
McClure
Mob Kills American After Soldier Fire Incident
Paris witnesses a mob killed an American identified as La after he fired a pistol at a soldier. The May 1 report from the Berippe Telegraph Service notes the fatal confrontation occurred in the evening as crowds reacted to the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berippe Telegraph Service
Paris
Rush Off For Alaska On Revenue Cutter Voyage
The Revenue Cutter Rush stopped at Port Townsend on May 1 to take on a general outfit of supplies for her voyage to Alaska. Captain and crew prepared for the northern journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Rush
Alaska
Boosting for the Fair Endorsed by Philadelphia Board of Trade
The Philadelphia Board of Trade notified the manager of the AYP exposition that it endorsed the fair and urged the federal government to provide a large appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Board of Trade Today
Cat Dies of Broken Heart After Owner’s Death
In Bucyrus on May 1 a pet cat owned by Carl Keck died following the owner’s death. The cat refused to eat after Keck’s passing, dug a hole in the garden, lay down to die, and was found dead a few hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Keck
Keck
Heirship Proceeding For Missing Castle Man
In Castle Pennsylvania on May 1, court orders Jan Ela Robinson presumed alive before the second Monday of May as relatives seek an administrator to divide property inherited after his four year disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Castle
Janela Robinson
Court Deeres
Brewer's Will Establishes Trust for Widow and Salvation Army
The will of Mehlienk, a brewer, provides that his estate valued at 10 000 dollars shall fund a trust for his wife during life and the Salvation Army shall supervise the trust. After the widow's death, the trust reverts to the main estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peripen
Mehlienk
Tate
Intiates
Paddy Burns Arrested for Petit Larceny in Ravensdale
Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich arrested Paddy Burns at Ravensdale yesterday on a petit larceny charge. Burns was lodged in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy Burns
Matt Starwich
Ravensdale
Mizner Named Defendant in New York Supreme Court Suit
May 1 New York Mrs Yerkes Mizner files suit in the supreme court naming Wilcont Mizner as defendant. The papers are sealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metal trades strike hits Bay Area workers
In San Francisco on May 1 an eight hour strike began involving 6000 to 7000 workers in Oakland and bay cities. Iron workers blacksmiths machinists boilermakers shipbuilders molders steam fitters copper smiths electricians and others stayed off the job this morning affecting twenty seven shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Oakland
Bay Cities
Ohio’s first woman lawyer balances work and home life
Dora Bandoe Bachman, the first woman admitted to Ohio’s bar, runs Bachman & Bachman with her husband while serving as a devoted mother and wife. She leads in social, charitable circles, advocates for convicts’ pardons, and speaks at women’s clubs and public programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Dora Bandoe Bachnan
Bachman
Women's Cluba
Disease rises in Seattle from garbage lapse
On May first six scarlet fever and three emalipox cases were reported amid unsanitary city conditions. Health officials blame lack of garbage removal and alleys and backyards awaiting cleanup under a state law to be enforced June 13. The pest house receives Simon Hreezin, barber, and two Wileon children at 1203 Thirday are down with emalipox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
State Board of Health
City Sanitary Department
Board of Health
Simon Hreezin
Youngstown
Wileon
Thirday
Labor Rule Yields to State Law in Pay Dispute
Thirty water department workers were paid on the twelfth instead of the tenth after labor commissioner A H Grout intervened. The state law requires dischargees be paid within twenty four hours, overriding the comptroller's rule. Pipe fitter J D Price led the group to Grout and secured immediate wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comptroller’s Office
Water Department
A. H. Grout
Price
Riot Rumors Spark Early Swarming at Palace Re publique
Report describes early swarming in the Palace Re publique as agitators sought to incite riot. Police arrested many locally and at other points while troops kept order at all barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Republique
April Building Permits and Starts Report
April totals show 732 permits valued at 741,999 dollars and a quarterly total of 1,869 permits valued at 2,462,116 dollars. Seven hundred sixty-seven residences started in April including 267 one and two story homes valued at 367,278 dollars. Eleven brick buildings began construction with a value of 242,300 dollars.
Paris Labor Day Meeting Sparks Dread Among Tradesmen
A crowd gathers as a labor day meeting is called in Paris. The event signals heightened tension among various trades workers and prompts anticipation of potential demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Meg
Deputy Tussle Over Mental Care Transfer
Deputy Hueth of Aaple Valley struggled to escort Wm. M Wilson from Maple Valley to the county jail. Wilson resisted custody claiming illness or delirium tremens, was handcuffed, and will be sent to the county hospital for a mental condition examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hueth
Aaple Valley
Wm. M Wilson
Maple Valley
Wilson
Maybelle Gilman Arrives in New York for Wedding
Maybelle Gilman arrived on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse in New York and was whisked to uptown apartments arranged by Corey. Reporters were avoided and it is believed Corey is with her this afternoon. The wedding is planned for Tuesday May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maybelle Gilman
Corey
Progress on the Milwaukee extension to Puget Sound
H R Williams president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway reports from Washington that construction on the Puget Sound extension is resuming. He notes about 90 percent of dredging for the deep water harbor slip is finished and describes a 600 by 176 foot slip at Forestet to accommodate four large vessels alongside docks without interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Williams
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Washington
Puget Sound
Willame
Star
Forestet
Throwers at Carman Injure Motorman in Car Incident
Motorman T. Bradley of a Fremont Ballard car was injured when a passenger, later expelled, swung a pair of plyers into his eye. Two men identified as J A Mangies and W Robinson were removed from the car near Ballard. Police investigate as the assailants, said to be intoxicated, are described as telephone line-men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Bradley
Fremont-Ballard
Plyers
J. A. Mangies
Polkst
W. Robinson
East Priest
Ballard
Bradley
No Meeting Scheduled This Week on Beattie Street Railways
The report states no meeting will be convened this week to discuss Mayor Moore's ordinance. It would appoint a commission to investigate the street railway companies of Beattie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Beattie
Recognition of Bravery for Feuetwell Mine Rescue
The legislature acknowledged the rescue of seven miners at the Feuetwell mine and directed a resolution be reported recognizing the rescuers' bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hnarriskhurg
Feuetwell Mine
Pairs Listed in Docket of Names and Ages
A sequence of paired individuals with ages and hometowns appears, including Karl G Curtis aged 21 of Beattie paired with Myrtiee L Harrell 2¢ from North Yakima, and several other couples from Seattle Olympia Trinidad Belingham Bremer ton and Beattie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl G. Curtis
Beattie
Myrtiee L. Harrell
North Yakima
Lamb
Olympia
Mabel Cale
Olympic
John A. Brickeon
Ida B. Wolth
Seattle
Frederick G. Gl
Katherine O'Connor
Trinidad
Cot Fibredge RR
McPhee
Frances Buchanan
Bellingham
Rlufus N
May string banners granted to groups across streets
The Christian Endeavor convention, the Beattie Dog Fancier association, and the Letter Carriers society have all been granted permits to string banners across the streets. Local authorities approved requests, enabling these groups to display banners for upcoming events in public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Convention Rate
Beattie Dog Fancier
Letter Carriers Society
World warns on frugal habits shaping men’s futures
A moral-toned editorial urges readers to adopt prudent spending now, arguing careless expenditure harms men’s lives and futures. It calls for immediate action and self restraint to avoid long term costs.
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Teamehio Co
Mading
Mort Clara
Tring
Northwestern
Pean
Cummings
Wee
Blaine
Tuck- Se
Hance i
Ae Weil
Lewis Restow
King County
T and the Bee
Herman Wendt
COURT
Millmey
Shriner
SOUTH
Serigos
CIA
Mrs. Thaw
Rugh
Star Special Service
Cay
Ifertepe Telegraph Service
Scripps
Dora Sandor Bachman
Maybelle
U. S
Schripps Telegraph Service
Milwaukee
Carman
Ballard, Heaton
James D. Hoge
N. B. Bonner
Ferdinand Sgehmits
Lawman
Emanuel Rosenberg
RB. Stewart
George Benworth
Robt
C. McCormick
Edward Dunn
Chas. H. Bebbamee
Db. Hoge
N. B. Solner
Union Savings & Trust Co
Cor
Second Avenue
Cherry St
Hoge
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