Mitchell must remain jailed in Creffield murder case
Mitchell remains in jail after bail was denied as he faces trial for the Creffield murder. Attorney Mackintosh urged bail citing extenuating circumstances and letters from officials, but Judge Frater ruled the statute prohibits release. Mitchell will return to court next Saturday to enter a plea in the high profile case.
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Sing
Frater
Mackintoe
Mackte
Wi H. Merrin
Mitchell
Mr. Mackintosh
Creffield
Dowbhtlege
Alow
George Beeds
Hay McDeonard
Beede
Tan
Reneen
Bis Pien
Honorable Man Praises Geo Mitchell Over Creffield Case
W T Gardner superintendent of the Beye and Girls Aid Society of Oregon writes from Portland May 1006 praising Geo Mitchell of Seattle for helping expose Creffield. He recounts confessions from Esther, Florence Seeley, Eva May Hart, and Eve May Murt regarding Creffield’s sexual crimes and notes attempts to separate offenders from society. Gardner expresses confidence in Mitchell’s exoneration and hopes for swift resolution.
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Atterney Manning
Portland
Creffield
Orlegn
Mra Starr
Mitchell
Ashe
Jali
Sho Bas
Seyiam
Oregon
Ore
George Mitchell
Care County
Seattle
Wash
Biri
Thie
Esther
Florence Seeley
Eva May Hart
Eve May Murt
Mee
W. T. Gardner
Beye
Students Clash With Circus Men in Bia Missouri
In bia Missouri on May 12 officials report students clashed with circus workers at night. Several students were injured by gunfire and fighting. The mayor urged calm and helped tend to the injured as a riot threat loomed.
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Bia
Pital Ie
Wesy
Rain Helps Relief for City Streets
Street Superintendent Walters says the recent rain aided work on the city dirt streets. He notes extended drought had dried and cracked ground, making tasks difficult as dust rose and work slowed, with rain finally helping settle dust and ease repairs.
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Walters
Plan to Save Fourth Avenue Rail Corridor Faced With Condemnation
Spokane real estate interests propose a 140 foot Union Pacific right of way across blocks 271 to 286 between Fourth and Sixth avenues to resolve a city rail deadlock. Dearborn & Co back the plan, awaiting Union Pacific approval while Great Northern holds sections north of Seattle Boulevard. The plan would require two street closures and two overhead bridges, with costs and potential condemnation of Great Northern property.
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Dearborn and Company
Union Pacific
Fourthay
Fourth Av
Dearborn & Co
Fourth
Sixth Ave
Seattle Boulevard
Fourth Ay
Great Northern Railroad
Cornel
Great Northern
Excavation progress reported on Alaska Central tunnels
The Excelsior says daylight now reaches both ends of tunnels 2 and 6 on mile 62 of the Alaska Central railroad. Breawer Alki is billed to sail for Skagway and whaling ports next Monday night as Excelsior waits south.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Chas. Nelson
Nelson
San Pedro
Bancisco
Excelsior
Alaska Central Railroad
Breawer Alki
Sai
Skagway
Way
One Phone Policy Loosens Fields for August 1
The secretary of the Professional Men's association outlines a plan to remove most phone lines by August 1. A list of doctors and pharmacists appears, detailing those affected and indicating only one phone will remain after the deadline. The piece notes extensive street work on dirt streets should finish by month end.
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Mm Aed
Leary
Denny Hill Regrade Petition Presented For City Works
City Engineer Thomson presented to the board of public works a majority petition for the Denny hill regrade with an estimated cost of 700000 dollars. The streets affected include Fourth and Sixth avenues Olive Stewart Lenora Blanchard and Bell streets with 28321 feet of frontage, 21240 feet under petition. Tacoma May 12 reports European papers announce the engagement of Miss Sofia Blaaw of Tacoma to Count Holrt Douglas of Sloss Langen viel Becon Germany.
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Thomson
Board of Public Works
Denny Hill
Olive
Stewart
Lenora
Blanchard
Bell Ats
James A. Moore
Tacoma
Mise Sofia Blaaw
Dirk Hiaan
Hol
Rt Douglas
Sloss Langenviele
Becon
Germany
City to Rush Cedar River Water Main Construction
City officials led by the mayor and council vow full effort to build a second Cedar River main, aiming for June 1 next year. Engineer Scott will speed estimates. an ordinance may authorize borrowing to start August 1 to meet the deadline amid lumber supply hurdles and funding gaps.
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Board of
Phite Works
Cedar River
Awaletan
Scott
Tee
Cape
Bslst
Minety
May Starve for All of Ludlow Quarantine Controversy
A Seattle quarantine isolates the Brand family at 136 Cremona Ave for four weeks after scarlet fever symptoms. Neighbors report no health department visits or guard presence while the house suffers shortages. a neighbor and local pharmacist plead with Dr. Ladlow to lift the quarantine as the Brand household shows signs of recovery.
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Chearge Lrand
Miss Brand
Miss Graham
Cremonnav
Rand
Hrend
Frand
William M. Patterson
Fremont
Brand
Health Department of
Seattle
Audi Capes
W. L. Ladlow
Mr. Brand
Dr. Ludiew
Thomas W.lough
Fremont Pharmacy
Lough
Moore
Richardson Paper Company
MacDougall-Southwick Company
Ladlow
Arte
One Term for Gov Swineford in Alaska Delegate race
Ex governor Ford announces he will seek the short term Alaska delegate seat in the fifty ninth congress with two Alaska delegates to be chosen later. He plans to travel to Ketchikan and discuss his position and timeline for the election with voters and party supporters. A second candidate from Seward is reported as Mr. Young chosen with little opposition.
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Van
Mr. Brand
Beattle
Graham
Alaska
Ford
Ceell Hotel
Ketchikan
Jeffer- Boh
Seward
Dispute Over City Billboard Ordinance and Census Order
Tension rises between Chairman Zbinden and Corporation Counsel Calhoun over fate of the billboard construction ordinance introduced by Councilman Revelle. The bill is in limbo as officials debate referral and advise on its validity while public groups urge action. Also, State Supt R B Bryan orders continued annual school censuses despite local efforts to abolish them. Election contest details for Dow and J M Wolfe heard and taken under advisement.
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Zbinden
City Council
Calhoun
Revelle
Fire and Water Committee
Corporation Counsel
F. P. Mullen
R. T. Reynolds
Griffin
Dow
J. M. Wolfe
Municiipal
Elopers Caught After City Elopement
May Merrill aged 14 and Charles Hanger aged 21 eloped on May 6 and were tracked to East Clallam hotel where they stayed as cousins. Merrill’s father plans to retrieve them. a warrant for Hanger is sworn for abduction as authorities plan custody and possible Canada travel.
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May Merrill
Charles Hanger
Fast Clallam
Bon Juan Deca
William Merrill
Madison Et
East Clallam
Elopers
Hanger
Miss Merrill
Canada
Enst Clallam
Judges Ask More Time On Story Contest Winner
Judges request another day to select the winner of the season pass contest for His Honor or the Lady due to many closely matched closing chapters. They have until Monday to decide and will print the winning writing chapter that day.
Strikers Attack Funeral Drivers Over Wage Strike
In New York on May 12 nearly 110 corpses remained unburied as 1,460 funeral drivers struck over wages. Hearses were driven from churches, mourners faced delays, and non union drivers were attacked in the streets. Police protected vehicles as crews pressed into service trucks to move bodies. The strike demanded wages rise from $12 to $14 weekly.
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New York
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Geo. Mitchell
Harriman Road
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Spokane Knights of Pythias
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J. L. Martini
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A. Nicholson
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Em. Read’.t
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Flan Shoman
Shellehee BD
Shinne
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J Mann
Neth
B. Turner
F. AR. Underwood
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P. V. von Pohl
G. F. Warmburg
F. R. Whiting
N. N. Wiger
K. Winelow
Wotherspoon
Reason Wood
Weldon Youngs
T. M. Youns
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Herdman
W. C. Lippincott
A. O. Lae
J. W. McLachlan
J. W. Mitchell
Ranks Pharmacy
Bartel Drug Co
Bolink’s Pharmacy
Broadway Egg
Capitol Hill
Claussen
OM Drug Co
Shellabe Pharmacy
Bagewater Pharmacy
Fremont Drug Co
H. F. Cibaen
Gray-McPocien Drug Co
Green Lake Drug Co
A. & Guy Pharmacy
Houssy Drug Co
High School Pharmacy
Hiredh Pharmacy
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Interbay Pharmacy
Johnson Carberry Drug Co
Kinvel Bros
M. J. Lacey
Lake Washington
Latona
Leary’s
Lee's Pharmacy
Little's Pharmacy
Lyon's Pharmacy
Madrona Pharmacy
Majestic Pharmacy
Osseward & Rubenstein
Pacific Drug Co
Pike St
Quaker Deng Co
Max Bagly Deve Co
Rainier Pharmacy
A. ¥. Schmitz
EM. Shaw
Star Pharmacy
Swift's Pharmacy
University Pharmacy
Walla Walla
Warren Drug Co
Wreck Drug Co
Worthon & Co
Will Rush
Ludlow
Gov. Swineford
Way Company
Mr. Young
Wacre
R. B. Bryan
Mr. Merrill
Merrill
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