Wild Ride of a Baby Carriage in Runaway Wagon
In Chicago on May 2 a four month old baby in a carriage was pinned by a wagon pole when runaway horses dashed two blocks. The mother cried in horror as the carriage bounded along. the infant survived with both legs broken. Nora Quinlan helped push the carriage earlier, then released it as danger loomed. John J. Heonz halted the team and rescuers freed the child amid a crushed carriage.
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Chicago
Richard Lynch
Huron Street
Nora Quinlan
Erie Street
Orleans Street
John J. Heonz
Barnett arrested after jail escape plot near Macomb
Springfield report says Barnett alias James Hennessey, released from jail yesterday, was recaptured after attempting to free Jack Kennedy, Bill Ryan, and Bill Sheppard from the county jail. A night-time assault on the jail stables led to a gunfight with deputies. one attacker was captured and Barnett confessed the plan hatched in jail.
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Springfield
Barnett
James Hennessey
Jack Kennedy
Bill Ryan
Bill Sheppard
Macomb
Lamb
Hoop
Kennedy
Ryan
Sheppard
Dallas man killed in Ennis shooting
La Felipe Aguelleno was shot dead at a bar in Ennis by John Lockhart a railroad man. Six bullets were fired into Aguelleno while Lockhart declines to speak publicly about the tragedy.
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Dallas
Tex
Felipe Aguelleno
Ennis
John Lockhart
Agu Jeno
Lockhart
Rich strike reported at Mabel mine in Republic
Mining news notes a strong ore body at the Mabel shaft with ore values at 40 per ton or better and an average assay of 60.59 per ton at shaft foot. Another sample near the company cabin 200 feet away assayed at 83 per ton in gold.
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War Eagte
Rossland
Ymir
B. C
Mabel
Republic
Springfield Faces Surge of Burglaries and Private Watch
Springfield records thirty six burglaries since last Saturday night as police admit powerlessness. A citizens movement to hire private watchers grows while a governess named Margaret Dunn fought a burglar, who fled leaving his hat behind. Suspects fill the jail and county holds.
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Springfield
Margaret Dunn
Five New Monopolies Formed With 63 Million Capital
Reports from Wall Street claim five new trusts form with total capitalization around 63 million dollars. The Copper trust and the Marcus Daly Hagein interests within the Anaconda mine are cited. Standard Oil’s vast wealth backs a trust likely to be valued near 400 million. Consolidation talks involve McIntyre Wardwell brokers. Pillsbury Washburn Creeky mills decline to join. Freeman mill of West Superior shows interest. Urban mills of Buffalo and Amos mills of By racure may join.
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New York
Wall Street
Marcus Daly- Hagein
Steat Anaconda
Standard Oil Company
Im Mense
McIntyre & Wardwell
Pillsbury-Washburn-Creeky Mille
Minneapolis
Freeman Milla
West Superior
Wis
Urban Milla
Buffalo
Amos Milla
Byracure
Bullet Extraction Clears Brain After Fourteen Years
In St Louis a man named George Regner had a bullet fired into his brain fourteen years earlier removed today at City Hospital by Dr A C Bernays. The operation lasted about twenty five minutes and Regner is expected to recover.
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At. Louis
George Kregner
City Hospital
A. C. Hernays
Keener
Bernays
Hernays
Resner
Regner
Philippine claims filed with General Otis for damages
Claims totaling millions are filed with General Otis by Spanish German and English residents in the Philippines. They include alleged looting by insurgents and American soldiers, a court martial for loot at a jewelry shop, and shelling of parts of Manila by the Boston and Petrel.
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Washington
Otls
Philippines
lTotlo
Boston
Petrel
Otis
War Department
Judge Advocate General
Alger
State Department
Commencement Plans At Agricultural College Set
The agricultural college at Pullman will have David Starr Jordan of Stanford deliver the commencement oration. Rev. Herbert H. Gowen of Trinity Parish Seattle to give the baccalaureate sermon. Brick contracts for Science Hall and Ferry Hall to be awarded about June 1. Stevens Hall repairs cost about 60 dollars. Debris from Ferry Hall used for grounds roadways. Cornerstone of Science Hall to be laid June 21. A new two stamp mill has been purchased by the college.
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Pullman
Wash
The
Agricultural College and School of Science
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Herbert H. Gowen
Trinity Pariah
Seattle
Agricultural Colleg
Gowen
Board of Regents
Science Hall
Ferry Hall
Stevens Hall
Gov. Stevens
Acience Hall
College to Refine Ore Samples by Next Year
The Department of Mining Engineering will use a hand stamp to handle ore samples for frustration tests. The college expects to process moderate quantities of ore by amalgam, cyanide, chlorination, or smelting methods next year.
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Department of Mining Engineering
Car Inspector Killed by Engine at Central Union Station
William F. Hegeon, a Pullman Palace Car inspector, was instantly killed at Central Union station when train No. 611, an engine driven by engineer T. Chowk, struck him after he sat on track 7 near the Smithe street entrance and fell asleep. The engineer blew the whistle and applied the air brake but Hegeon did not wake.
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Cincinnati
William F. Hegeon
Pullman Palace Car Company
Central Union Station
Hogeon
Smithe
Mngineer T. Chowk
Trunk maker fatally hurt in elevator shaft fall
Charles Tieaman of Hankhardt's on West Point Street was fatally injured in Cleveland when he fell into an elevator shaft on the fourth floor while retrieving a bundle. He was found unconscious and died at his home shortly after.
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Cleveland
Charles Tieaman
Hankhardt's
West Poart Street
Murder at Dogg y near Texarkana involving Archer family feud
In Texarkana Arkansas on May 2 a farmer’s one year old daughter was murdered near Doggy by a Mexican laborer named Arnold who had pursued marriage that was refused. He shot himself and died in a hospital after being shot in the chest while dying.
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Texarkana
Ark
Archer
Arnold
Fatal Attack of Hiccoughs In Covington Saloonkeeper
Covington Kentucky May L T Bernard Ashorn a saloonkeeper of Emma and Bakewell streets Covington died this morning of hiccups after being sick for weeks and yesterday the hiccups were not arrested by physicians.
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Covington
Bernard Ashorn
Emma and
Bakewell Streets
Rshborn
Adam Peshla Sentenced for Elopement with Minor
Adam Peshla was sentenced to six years in the penitentiary for an elopement with a fourteen year old girl in Wilkes-Barre PA. The couple were traced to Philadelphia New York and Teeton and were arrested at Hazleton VA. Peshla admitted the allegations and described having a wife in many countries, about twenty in all, while his last wife cried after the sentence.
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Wilk Esharkk
Adam Peshla
Philadelphia
New York
Teeton
Hasleton
Peshia
Wrong Man Arrested In Albany Misidentification Case
In Albany on Saturday afternoon Kan par Vandran was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Roberts of Portland for allegedly cutting open two malt pouches at the Southern Pacific station in February. Officials investigated and Vandran, with an excellent reputation, was found innocent and the charge dismissed by Acting United States Commissioner L H Montange.
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Albany
Kanpar Vantran
United States
Roberts
Portland
Vandran
Southern Pacific
L. H. Montange
Real estate transfers filed yesterday include numerous Seattle deeds
Aneska Havicek and husband deed to Alice J. Wick for 635 dollars, part of lots 5 and 6 in Bik 18 Parke's Second Add. Jennie M. Shoemaker to G. Henry Smith for 125 dollars, Lot Bik 2 Law's Add. many more transfers list names buyers sellers amounts and parcels across North Seattle plats including Denny’s additions and Crown, Beattle plats with totals ranging from 1 to 6000 dollars and up to 2600+ in one case.
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Aneska Haviicek
Alice J. Wick
Parke
Jennie M. Shoemaker
G. Henry Smith
Law
Renel Rebbon
Robinson
Thomas McDonough
Minnale J. Pelton
Elizabeth
van Buren
Ed Harper
Maridic
T. Turner
Emma P. Plumiley
Schmidt
Edward C. Briswold
North Beattle
David Kauffman
Security Savings Bank
A. A. Denny
Seattle
Thomas Toyd
James A. McWilliams
B. T. Denny
Park
Rufus P. Lincoln
Jos. Agoati
Moore
J. W
Hatteross
Ida Shralicroas
Gilman Park
John W. Baker
W. M
M. H. Farquhar
Aliee Lind
Denny & Hoyt
Margaret J. Pontius
Margaret
Irvine
Pontius
Duncan Graham
John W. Richarda
D. T. Denny
Sheriff van de Vanter
Mary Hutcheson Page
Terry
Margarett Christensen
Johanna Maunagrard
D.T. Denny
North Beatle
Julian Wegert
Mae Hallahan
Left Without A Rich Bride by German Attache
Washington May 2 Mr Von Bredow an attaché recently left the German embassy and will return to Berlin in a few days He failed to win the affections of Miss Madeline Goddard daughter of a Providence Newport millionaire The diplomat at twenty two years old sought a culinary mission not matrimony and resigned likely to return to the United States next year
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Washington
Mr. von Bredow
Berlin
Count von Goethen
Mr. von Breuning
von Hredow
Madeline Goddard
von Dredow
Lever
Young
von Bredow
The Ontocians At Seattle Stage See Five Performances
Manager Howe reports many good seats remain for each show despite yesterday’s ticket sales. The Bostonian company opens Wednesday night with Helein Hood in five performances including Saturday matinee. At Third Avenue Theater Manager Russell presents The Pay Train a comedy drama praised for its strong cast and crowd appeal.
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Howe
Seattle Theater
Bostonians
Helein Hood
Third Avenue Theater
Russell
Market Quotations for Farm Produce and Groceries
The market shows cabbage and cauliflower weak while tomatoes and potatoes are plentiful. Local Seattle round lot quotes cover grain feed hay and dairy items, with prices for oats barley wheat and bran, fresh ranch butter and cheese, meats including chickens and turkeys, various hides and wool, and extensive jobbing prices for flour, coffee, and cereals.
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Seattle
Puget Sound
Washington Amathy
Hutter — Fresh Ranch
Washington
Eastern
Iowa
Elgin
California
Comprehensive 19th Century Market Prices Include Groceries And Lumber
A dense list of prices covers groceries, meats, and produce from barley to butter, plus heavy notes on timber. Items include popcorn at 46 per tb, oats at 24 per ton, various meats, fish, and shellfish, plus Oregon and Washington lumber rates. Multiple named places and goods appear, reflecting broad regional trade.
Beattie and Company General Agents In Upscale District
Puget 64 Hupt Ocean Dk Beattie Uptown ticket office G18 First av Beattie Goodall Perkins Co Gen Agents Ban Francine
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Trowmridge
Puget
Hupt
Ocean
Beattie
Uptown Ticket Office
Goodall, Perkins & Co
Ban Francine
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Rowlan
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Japan-American Line
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Oriental
Japan
China
Asiatic
Skagway
Frank M. White
Seattle Steamship Co
White Star
Derek
Basing Street
Main & F. A. Bell
Ramaker Music Company
Second Ave
Pike and
Union
Peter Egge
Pike Street
F. M
Ageny
Second Avenue
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