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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1909

Page

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Drink-Crazed Man Slays Brother Then Kills Wife

Gene Fortier, enraged by feud and alcohol, shot and killed his brother at Denny Station Green Lake and fatally wounded his wife at the mill camp. He then shot his brother again, fled, and was pursued by officers. A second man, Eugene Hagen, witnessed part of the events. Police cannot determine motive and Fortier reportedly acted strangely before the killings.

Gene Fortier Peterson Ane Denny Station Green Lake Fortier Cook Denny Mr. Fortier Eugene Hagen M. Portier Ian Othie M. Ters Wotll Inez Pebruary

Seattle Inn Proprietor Dies After Bar Fight

Wilson owner of the Valonst Inn in Seattle died shortly after 2 o clock following a faintness incident during a fight between patrons. He collapsed after stepping from the bar to intervene. An autopsy will determine cause. He was 44 and ex police. Funeral plans pending.

Wilson Wiliam Borthwick Butterworth & Sons Inn Seattle Police Department Elke and Bangles

Fatally Wounded J Cicoria Shot Near James Street

John Cicoria a wealthy Italian colony member and Columbia bar owner was shot near Second and James streets by Joe Mascero a Rainier Boulevard baker. Mascero claimed provocation over alimony and alleged extortion attempts. Cicoria was taken to hospital with unlikely chance of recovery.

John Cicoria Columbia Washington St Joe Mascero Rainier Boulevard Seconday James Moscero Vienna Sune Pe Hos SoSay Cleoria Svan

Appeal for Aid Sheds Light on Grijalva Family Debts

San Francisco reports Mies Katherine Pelton of Associated Charities placed notices seeking a baby carriage for Dolores Grijalva, daughter of Juan Manuelo Grijalva, a 70-year-old Spaniard with four marriages, once a prominent landowner. The ad underscores his need after estate declines and rising poverty, with the child now in need of sun and care.

United Prevy San Francisco Col Mies Katherine Pelton Associated Charities San Dolores Grijalva Juan Manuelo Grijalva Juan Tan Little Dolores Wence

List of Injured Provides or Hostrtar CONALIS et al

A chaotic roster details numerous injuries across individuals including broken arms wrists sprains and head injuries. Names appear with places such as Marion and Seattle and occupations listed as students laborers and contractors with varied severity and lingering effects.

Sagaters James

Architects' Statement on Improper Balcony Construction

The two architects W. G. Place and George Lohman testified about the armory balcony work. They could not recall if rods were specified to pass through or outside the railing and agreed the railing was installed improperly. Francis W. Grant, building department superintendent, said the armory opened without proper inspection or approval.

W. G. & WW Place George’ Lohman Place Lohman Rollifx Francis W . Grant

Vanderveer quotes on armory accident blame and investigation

Prosecuting Attorney George F. Vanderveer warns that if any Vietine or victim dies from the armory accident he will insist on an investigation. He states there is clear blame for the incident and pledges to assign responsibility accordingly.

Vanderveer George FP

Armory Balcony Collapse Attracts Coroner Remarks

The coroner warns he cannot order an investigation without a death from the accident. If a death results, he will thoroughly probe the cause and assign responsibility. He questions the railing construction with small screws and inadequate bracing, noting the rail was a band rest and guide rather than a load bearing support. The building appeared to follow architect plans, but the rail joints and fastenings are blamed for potential failure.

Corp Ner J. C. Snyder Matthew P. Dow Armory

Balcony Collapse at Armory Kills Two? Hundreds Injured

A balcony collapse in the new national guard armory in Seattle at 10 22 last night hurled about 150 to 160 people to the floor and left many injured including two expected to die. Physicians and city officials aided victims as crowds watched in horror and rapid medical aid followed.

Erickson Wiellin B. Ericksow Roth Snug Harbor University Et Railroad Shirley New Avery John Miller George Russell George F. Vanderveer J. C. Snyder Seattle

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