Resigns Over Indecent Exposure Charges at Bellview School
Bellview public notice details professor Hollingsworth facing accusations of indecent exposure and inappropriate conduct with girl pupils. Two complainants, F W Barnes and A A Peterson, pressured the board leading to his resignation amid controversy.
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A. A. Peterson
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Bellview
Hellview
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F. W. Barnes
Seattle
Bellvview
Mollingeworth
Professor Hollingsworth
Assault Injures Union Sympathizers. Suspect Escapes
A non union man P. V. Rice was assaulted by an unknown union sympathizer yesterday morning. Rice sustained bad injuries and bleeding. the assailant fled before police arrival. The incident occurred Monday morning following tensions at the plant.
Assault at Fifth and Yesler Sparks Brewers Strike
P. V. Rice tan, a non union man, was badly beaten by an assailant at the Fifth and Yesler area near the Grand Union hotel. Rice suffered facial and head injuries and bled profusely. Detectives Adams and Kent responded, but the attacker escaped into the night.
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Rice
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Kent
Ten Drivers in Limbo
Ten drivers are described in a cryptic 1920s style report noting traffic violations at street crossings. Names include Pat Helma and Dave Foster among others, with ages and partial details scattered, suggesting a troubled list held by city officials or police.
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Pat Helma
Dolphin
Keefe
McClurg
W. E. Carr
Market Move Highlights James A. Patten Win
In market chatter the option rose sharply as Sir James A. Patten is noted as a heavy winner among the longa. The report indicates notable gains reflecting Patten's influence in the market activity.
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James A. Patten
Disturbance by Four Boys at Ballard Church
A gang of four youths alarmed First Mission church in Ballard during services on Monday night. The youths named Martin, Pomeroy, Maasie and Missouri Watson rushed the front door and ran through the aisles as police, called to the scene, pursued but captured none, slipping away into nearby brush.
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Ballard
Martin
Pomeroy
Maasie
Missouri
Watson
Robbed Old Man Trial for Larceny Before Judge Griffin
Pat O'Brien stands trial for larceny charged with Charlies Caroll after allegedly robbing Victor Carman of his last cent as he walked home under the influence of intoxicants.
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Pat O’brien
Griffin
O'Brien
Charlies Caroll
Victor Carman
Feikhorn river dyke breaks flood hits Neligh farms
Lincoln reports the Feikhorn river dyke at Neligh broke this morning flooding thousands of acres of farm land and causing heavy losses to livestock and crops.
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Lincoln
Feikhorn River
Neligh
What Has Become of Gas Inspection Bill
Citizens criticize City Council and gas trust for ignoring a proposed gas inspection bill. Victims report rising bills and faulty meters, with residents like Rodia and Lofquist detailing sharp increases. The piece urges action by officials and highlights alleged favoritism toward the gas corporations.
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Gas Trust
Murphy
Thompson
Woman saves boy from street car and becomes invalid
Mrs. Charles T. Scott of Fremont filed a suit for 10000 damages against Seattle Electric after pulling a boy from Ewing street track on Christmas Eve three years ago. The act saved the boy but left her ankles dislocated internal injuries and permanent invalidity.
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Ife
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Lad
Mrs. Scott
Grazed by Religion in Sunnydale Farm Incident
Mrs Eva J Dodds aged 50 was brought to the county fall Monday afternoon by her husband and neighbors in heavy rain. She raved violently and was placed in a padded cell for examination before commitment to Steilacoom. Religion was blamed for overturning her mind.
May Go Scot Free
In Jefferson City on May 16 the supreme court reversed the convictions of Chas F. Kelly and Chas Guttke for doodling in the St. Louis municipal assembly, remanding due to improper verification of the indictment. The case of William Fowler versus the Great Northern Railroad awarded $100 damages by a jury this morning.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Chas. F. Kelly
Chas. Guttke
St. Louis
William ©. Fowler
Great Northern Railroad Company
Community Responds to Allegations Against Sand Flats
Olaff Walker challenges a Sunday Times accusation by recounting life in 126 shacks along the sand flats. He samples each cabin, vowing justice for residents labeled as criminals while detailing workers seeking steady jobs and their precarious living.
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Olaff Walker
Star Office
Sand Flats
Sunday Times
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Bacon
Ruskin
Savage
Swedenborg
Moran
First Jobs of Sealilites Remarks by Mayor Ballinger
Mayor Ballinger recalls his first work as a cowboy on the Kansas plains during youth. He credits that early life for building health and financial discipline enabling him to attend Williams College.
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Kansas Plaines
Williams College
Mayor Ballinger
Bank cashier waived exam in large embezzlement case
Henry G. Goll former cashier of the First National Bank waived preliminary examination and was bound over to the federal grand jury on charges of doctoring the books to aid Frank Bigelow in embezzling 1 500 000 dollars at Milwaukee May 16.
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Milwaukee
Henry G. Goll
First National Bank
Frank Bigelow
Federal
Wheat Market Surges Amid Bullish Trend
In Minneapolis on May 16 the wheat market rose from 1.13 to 1.20, with futures at 1.15 18 and analysts predicting further gains as buyers push prices higher.
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Minneapolis
Seattle Utility Must Pay 660 for Careless Fall
A jury in Judge Gilliam's court found the Seattle electric company liable for 660 dollars after Louis Erickson suffered a bad fall. The decision was announced Tuesday morning.
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Seattle Electric Company
Louis Erickson
Gilliam
Receiver appointed for National Electric Company
Milwaukee May 16 a receiver was appointed for the National Electric Company capitalized at 3 5 million Frank Bigelow former president of the First National Bank headed the firm but resigned amid alleged defalcations. Warsaw May 16 court martial convicted rioters from January riots and sentenced them to death though a reprieve was granted to the convicted men.
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Milwaukee
National Electric Company
Frank Bigelow
First National Bank
Warsaw
Nan Byxb ee Visits Dist rict in Sunday Times Scandal
Nan Byxb ee visits a district beset by scandal described by the Sunday Times as a damning falsehood titled Shacktown. The report portrays 18 impoverished residents facing harsh conditions while claiming honesty amid scrutiny.
Editorial Poised to Launch Bureau of Justice Critiqued
Olaff Walker voices scorn for Marion Baster’s Times editorial proposing a Bureau of Justice. He urges a purge of a biased publication that he says slanders countless decent workers while appealing for a single Chinese woman.
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Times
Marion Baster
Bureau of Justice
Olaff Walker
Ambition and Industry Among Tradesmen Along the Fill In
The passage describes multiple cabins along a long clean stretch where tradesmen, reliant on piecework and promises, face ambitions temporarily baffled and struggles against circumstance. Each cabin holds a distinct story of effort amid limited opportunities.
Walking Two Miles Sees Few Children Among Households
A Times observer walked two miles and visited 126 cabins finding only three children. most residents were bachelors living in pairs as partners.
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Times
Cabina
Peirs
Dooryard Sand Padlocked Except For Three Instances
A large open area of clean sand was padlocked except in three cases. One case involved an Indian woman who was the common law wife of a stevedore. The report continues on page seven.
Give Me a Ham Sandwich Growled Mighty John
A dramatic banner tale follows Mighty John in pursuit along Mitchell's trail as the confrontation unfolds with rugged weathered cues and frontier bravado. The scene centers on a tense exchange and swift chase under a dusty sky.
A Sullivan Epic of Generosity and Greed
A man with 250000 dollars spends it all on friends while being praised for kindness. Another man with the same amount saves it and is mocked as stingy. He remains unmoved, confident he has the goods.
John L Sullivan Arrives in Seattle for Fight Talk
The famed boxer John L Sullivan entertains reporters at the Butler hotel room A27 in Seattle. He declares he will sign for any kind of fight with Charley Mitchell when he returns Wednesday, promising there is still punch in him and recalling past glories while a crowd looks on.
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Star Theater
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Broadway
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Johnny
John L. Here
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Teddy
John L
Charley Mitchell
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