Fight Over Money Of Insane Man At Sanatorium Hearing
David Moreland, an elderly man in treatment for mental illness, faced a court hearing about $1200 cash and his will as doctors and his propertress argued whether he should remain in the sanitarium or be released. Isabel Grant and Attorney Amnazon pushed to keep him under care while relatives of a beneficiary watched the case. The hearing noted his rational behavior during examination and memories of past delusions.
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David Moreland
Moreland
Harrison Street
Griffin
Roger Green
Isabel Grant
Amnazon
Selma Erickson
Columbia City
Wichins
Patterson remains in jail as bail hearing delays
In New York a still awaiting bail status leaves man Patterson in custody while attorney Lay and an assistant hold a conference to discuss next steps.
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New York
May
Lay
Patterson Bail Motions Intertwine in City Court
District Attorney Rand shows Nan Patterson may gain bail or release on own recognizance after consultation with Jerome who returns this afternoon. Edward Sparenberg a pawnbroker ready to post any amount. Levy says Patterson to depart for Washington by Wednesday. Limberger seeks release for J Morgan Smith and his wife while Perkina asks they be held pending possible reindictment. Motions taken under advisement. Patterson appears to have recovered from trial strain.
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Ant
Rand
Nan Patterson
Jerome
Edward J. Sparenberg
No More Frats as School Board Bars Secret Societies
The school board votes to restore privileges only to students pledging not to join fraternities. Frats concede, expect possible court action, but plan to fade away in the school. Prof Geiger delivers new rules. police arrest N Grebe for possessing a horse blanket and harness while intoxicated. Oliver F Cutts, new University football coach, speaks to students. J W Casey of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul travels through Portland and is in Seattle.
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Geiger
J. W. Casey
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Portland
Seattle
Unidentified man found dead in basement near Sixth Ave and Weller
A nameless man, known as Shorty or Charley, was found dead in a basement at the corner of Sixth Avenue and Weller Street Sunday afternoon. I. Sim discovered the body and Deputy Coroner Arnold said the man crawled away and died unattended at the New York saloon.
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Sixth Avenue
Weller St
Bonney-Watson
Aman
Porter
New York
Shorty
Charley
I. Sim
Arnold
President's Colorado Stop on Denver Trip
The president arrived in Salida at 10:10 am and will reach Denver by 6 pm with stops at Canon City and Florence. He is expected to remain until 7 am Tuesday before departing on a special Union Pacific train to Chicago.
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Denver
Canon City
Florence
Denver, May
Union Pacific
Chicago
Court notes on suit over alleged formaldehyde in milk
The case concerns Dan McKenzie former Fashion Grill proprietor against State Food Inr B A McDonald for 7500 dollars. The plaintiff alleges Royal Dairy fed formaldehyde in milk sold to the public and that prosecutors knew of this, causing damages to the Grill owners.
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Dan McKenzie
Fashion Grill
B. A. McDonald
William
Royal Dairy
Driver recounts narrow escapes from two downtown auto incidents
An Union Express driver, P. Hf. Sweetman, narrates two near misses in daytime city traffic. He recalls a rear-end collision on Madison Street and Boren Avenue at 10 30 and a near run over on Union Street near First Avenue at noon. He questions what a man can do.
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P. Hf. Sweetman
Union Express Company
Madison Street
Boren Avenue
Union Street
First Avenue
Williams Ticket Headed Portland Mayoral Race
The Williams ticket sails toward Portland city elections with George H. Williamson as mayoral candidate, joined by Dr. Harry Lane for auditor, T. C. Devlin for treasurer, L. A. McNary for city attorney, and George J. Cameron for municipal judge while Charles Perrine stands as the Democrat challenger in this race.
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Portland
Ore
George H. Willlamen
Harry Lane
T. C. Devlin
Republian
J. EK. Woerkin
L. A. McNary
George J. Cameron
Charlies Perrine
First National Bank Files $1.549 Million Tigelow Claim
Creditors heard the bank claim Tigelow embezzlement amounted to 1 549 133 43 dollars at the initial meeting. The amount was unsecured and presented during the first formal creditors’ session in Milwaukee May.
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Milwauker, May
First National Bank
Green Lake Drug and McDougal Southwick Play at Woodland Park
Green Lake Drug defeated McDougal and Southwick 11 to 7 at Woodland Park on Sunday. Also reported Capt F C Connaughton of the steamship Tacoma left Yokohama for Seattle, a hotel room burglary occurred at Portland hotel, a gold watch was stolen, Judge Burton will hear Mrs Chadwick’s appeal on October 3, and a Fourth Avenue lot between ne and Olive Streets sold for 24000 with buyer withheld.
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Green Lake Drug Company
McDougal & Southwick
Woodland Park
Green Lake
Seattle
F. 3. Connauton
Tacoma
Yokohama
Portland
First Avenue South
Fourth Avenue
Olive Streets
Theroperty
After Beattie
Wealthy European Girls Enter American Convent
Twenty two young women from Europe joined the Catholic convent at Maria Stein last week to begin five years of training. Venerable Mother Emma, traveling since November, recruited the entrants, who reportedly come from wealthy families but will forsake wealth to serve.
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Wapakonreta
Maria Stein
Europe
Emma
Old Country
Irrigation Plans Promise Vast Farmland Expanses
C. E. Bartle of the National Irrigation Association says proposed projects could create productive areas totaling millions of acres. Western Washington and Eastern Washington would gain, with zones including Big Bend 1,000,000 acres Priest Rapids 100,000 Palouse 100,000 Okanogan 11,000 Yakima 260,000 to 450,000 and Kittitas 130,000 acres.
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C. E. Bartle
Northwest
National Irrigation Association
New England
Washington
Big Bend
Priest Rapids
Y Palouse
Okanogan
Yakima
Kittitas
Double Murder Uncovered In Nisqually Reservation
Bodies of Joe Moxley and a young Indian boy, missing from the Nisqually reservation near Ray last summer, found in a well on Moxley’s ranch near his cabin. Indians locating the remains after rumors of Moxley’s drowning contradicted, alleged murder by a Yakima Indian at a neighbor’s urging. Details scarce, linked to a quarrel between two Indians and one man charged with initiating the crime.
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Tacoma
Joe Moxley
Nisqually
Ray
Moxley
Great Sun Council Meets in Bremerton May 9 11
The Great Sun Council of the Improved Order of Redmen for Washington and Panhandle Idaho gathers in Bremerton May 9 to 11. Events include exemplification of degree work by the Everett team, a mayoral address, council fire rituals, navy yard tours, a Kitsap and Puyallup tribal parade, and a grand ball at Eagles hall.
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Great Sun Council
Improved Order of Redmen
Bremerton
J. Davin
Great Council of
Kitsap
Puya
Seattle
Great Council
Eagles’ Hall
Pocatas Council
Seattle Expo Promotion Message to Visitors
Gentlemen mark the Seattle exposition as the key to Puget Sound attractions. Visitors are invited to discover resting places resorts fishing and hunting scenes of nature. The climate hotels and Seattle hospitality will complete the appeal in a brief personal sign off by Cc. W. Corliss.
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Seattle Daily Star
Seattle
Puget Sound
King of Iowa Saloons Out of Business
Des Moines May 8 Jen Parker famed saloon king of Iowa with sixty Des Moines saloons and many more in Marshalltown and Fort Dodge has gone out of business. He now works as a traveling salesman for an eastern brewery, based in Terre Haute, touring Indiana Kentucky and Ohio.
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Des Moines
Jen” Parker
Iowa
Marshalltown
Fort Dodge
Terre Haute
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Steamer Arkansas Sunk Off Pollock Rip In Fog
The steamer Arkansas was struck and sunk by the towed barge Glen dower off Pollock Rip shoals in fog near Vineyard Haven Massachusetts. Passenger Mamie Kelley drowned while 65 others were rescued by a tug.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
Arkansas
Glendower
Pollock Rip Shoals
Mamie Kelley
New York
Boston
Rudolph Hanged for Bank Robbery and Detective Slaying
William Rudolph was hanged at 10 o'clock for the murder of Pinkerton Detective Charles J. Schumacher. Rudolph and George Collins robbed the Bank of Union on Christmas Eve 1902, stealing $14,000 in cash and $100,000 in negotiable paper. Schumacher was killed while heading a posse near Collins’ home in Staunton, Missouri. Collins was hanged on March 2, 1904.
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Union
William Rudolph
Pinkerton
Charles J. Schumacher
Rudolph
George Collins
Bank of Union
Schumacher
Collins
Staunton
Celling
Teddy Roosevelt Exemplar Mose Goldsmith Hunted Mountains
Mose Goldsmith, famed for emulating Teddy Roosevelt, hunted forests near Aberdeen. He wired assistant Paul Goodron that he shot a mountain lion and expected another kill before Monday night. Friends doubt the claim and would rather see him tackle a bear or jackrabbit.
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Mose Goldsmith
Teddy Roosevelt
Aberdeen
Paul Goodron
Mose
Colorado
Goudron
Goldsmith
Markets Open With Cherry Arrivals and Diverse Trading
Western avenue retail traders stock up as fine black cherries fetch 1.75 dollars while Walla Walla sells near 2 dollars. Lettuce and strawberries also move at around 1.75 dollars. Downing Hopkins & Co. provides figures alongside Chicago and New York stock quotations for May and July futures and key securities.
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Western Avenue
Walla Walla
Pretty Artist Nellie Hell Attacked in Spokane
Nellie Maude Hell a 22 year old artist living at Fourth Avenue and Altamont Street was horsewhipped Saturday afternoon in front of the First Baptist church by Mrs James Mitchell of 2021 Third Avenue A little French brunette accused of jealousy over attention she believed Miss Hell received from Mr Mitchell.
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Spokane
Nellie Maude Hell
Fourth Avenue
Altamont Street
First Baptist Church
Mra. Jamea
Mitchell
Third Avenue
Mias Tell
Mr. Mitchell
Collisions and accidents reported in Atlantic and Halifax
A torpedo boat destroyer Paul Jones dragged anchor in a gale and collided with the cruiser Marblehead while a drifting reboat and a schooner Ruby posed further danger. In Halifax the express overturned a bank near Dorchester killing its engineer and injuring many. Secretary Shaw instructed no more temporary surgeons on revenue cutters when needed.
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San Francisco
Paul Jones
Marblehead
Ruby
Shaw
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