Tomorrow Mock Trial at Broadway High School
Broadway high school students will hold a mock trial in the assembly court room with John Hovingdon charged with murder in a case linked to Radical leader Carl W. Gross. Judge Gridley presides with a 12 freshman jury and two lawyers per side as controversy over a heated legislative meeting is recalled. Police investigate a separate diamond theft tied to B. L. Levy and a broker’s loan in the $1,000 range involving diamonds valued at $1,000.
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Broadway High School
John Hovingdon
Jfenate
Carl W. Gross
Hovington
Grose
Gridley
Levy’s diamonds seized after street encounter
A man named Levy was found with many diamonds on his person after a morning meeting on the street. He claimed the stones were tied to a money scheme to start a business, but police were alerted by Heuss who searched Levy and found the stones. Levy offered various tales about how he acquired the diamonds.
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Pantony
Junius Schidt
Malta Doven
B. L. Levy
OH House
Ninthay
As & Mortange
Joan
Levy
Heuss
Tragic nighttime murder reported with unclear details
A dark haired woman about five feet tall and 120 pounds is described in a foggy report as the victim in a murder near a river. The account notes Catholic iconography and a staged scene with a scarf and stockings, but specifics are garbled and unresolved.
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Helght
We Have Twenty-Seven for City Property at Bond and Heaity
Property listing notes a bid of 27 for city property located at Bond and Heatiy Corner. Officials evaluate bids and plan sale procedures.
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Bond & Heatiy Cs
Trials and Trade News From Coast to Coast
San Francisco reports Luther J Brown of the U S Railway police hiring a man to seize private papers and jury reports in the Calhoun trial. Portland covers William Manley facing a government suit over fencing 4000 acres in Harney County. New York notes Pacific Mall Steamship reelects all retiring directors at its annual meeting.
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San Francisco
Luther J. Brown
United Railways
William J. Toren
John G. Lawlor
Portland
William Manley
Harney County
Hanley
New York
Pacific Mall Steamship Company
Re-Trial After 18 Years In Silva Hawkins Water Case
The Silva Hawkins water rights dispute over Heybrook and Barker Gaiches was brought before the court for a re trial for the fourth time in 18 years. A reception and informal dance were held by the lake waah.
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Steere
Bureka
Cal
Silva Hawkins
Heybrook
Barker Gaiches
Sear
Pe. Saree
Waah
Visiting oarsmen event at Madrona Park hosts
The Motor Boat Club and the Algonquin Hub plan an event honoring visiting oarsmen from Vancouver BC and Stanford University at Madrona Park. Dancing will begin at 10 in the evening on Saturday May 1.
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Ston
Motor Boat Club
Algonquin
Vancouver
Stanford University
Madrona Park
Eastern Money for Irondale Bridges Moore’s Stock Move
G Henry Whitcomb of Massachusetts sends a check for 10 000 dollars as first payment for stock in the Irondale Line company. He praises James A Moore’s industrial enterprise and follows him without personal investigation. Whitcomb’s Seattle investments yielded him a million in six years and he is half owner in Arcade buildings.
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James A. Moore
Trondale
Cxpital
Moore
G. Henry Whitcomb
Marsachesetts
Whitcomb
Irondale Line Company
Irondale
Seattle
Georgetown graft probe widens as Hutchins case proceeds
Prosecutors in Georgetown pursue a wide graft inquiry tied to Mayor Mueller and city officials after B A Hutchins is fined for assaulting the mayor. Deputy Perry seeks immunity for a key inside witness amid talk of a state case and payoffs for protection from police interference.
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George FP
Vandeveer
John H. Perry
Georgetown
B. A. Hutchins
John F. Mueller
Seattle Brewing @ Malting company
Poltes
Aseault
Mueller
Theen Fartil
Sean
Perry
Inside Workers
Inom
B A. Hutchins
Land of the Midnight Sun concession rush on Pay Streak
A concession at the Pay Streak faces a Saturday deadline as the land of the Midnight Sun show secures rights through a $1000 department of works guarantee. Work progresses day and night under Mattenbar after a resell to a new company. Wheat prices shift sharply with the market opening lower than yesterday.
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Department of Works
Mattenbar
Chicago
Fragmentary ad text about bargains and household items
A garbled sale notice mentions discounts and daily household and mechanical essentials. It references brands or items like Broome, Ol Btones, Haws, Manties and window, and hints at dealers and a sale nearing completion.
Return to City Pastor to Preach on Boeing the Land
The Rev D. D. Lund of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church returns from vacation and will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning with the sermon titled Boeing the Land. The University Community Club meets tonight at 7:30 in the MW building at 42nd and Brooklyn for a scheduled program.
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Lund
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The
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Olive
University Community Club
I Hosa
Brooklyn
Pier 6
University Street
State and county clash over fairground booths at exposition
The state and county commission and the exposition company fail to agree on placing selling booths at the A P exposition grounds. A committee from each side met and decided booths may be erected without the grounds commissioner’s consent, while officials from Oregon oppose booths on the Oregon building grounds.
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State and County Commission
Yeaterday
Conmmianlo
Conantantos Webring
Oregon
Plan a Surprise for Roosevelt
The article notes plans to celebrate President Roosevelt upon his return by decorating the Heatly ranch with a long banner and a flag. A relic of the war is mentioned as part of the display, and the event is tied to a party reception for Roosevelt after his overseas trip.
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Dy United
Natrons
Wm AL
Rouad
Col
Nouwevott
Heatly Ranch
Bantiagy
Thirty-One Exhibitors Win Awards at AYP Expo
Thirty-one exhibitors received special diplomas for promotions by Director of Exhibits Dowdh at the AYP exposition. All booths must be completed by Saturday night or risk removal. many county displays show delays while work on others continues.
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AYP
Dowdh
Incomplete Exhibits Delay Government Building Opening
The report notes non arrival of exhibita slows opening preparations. despite test structure starting, final exhibits still pending. Government building remains ready for opening once all exhibits are completed, with activation awaiting full installation.
Man Sues for Lost Reason Inmate Seeks $7500
Theodore Neleon, confined in the state asylum at Steilacoom, sues former Massell Lumber Co employees for 7500 alleging loss of reason. The case, filed by guardian Caroline Neleon, relates to a May 1, 1907 injury when Nelson fell through a trap door at the mill, allegedly causing mental imbalance. he was admitted to the asylum in January 1908.
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My United Brews
Tacoma
Theodore Neleon
Ineine
Steflacoom
Caroline Neleon
Nelson
Massell Lumber Company
New England Club Holds Open House in New Quarters
The New England club invites friends to an open house tonight in the Maller building elegant new club rooms formerly occupied by the Chamber of Commerce. The program features speeches and interesting musical numbers as members call on neighbors and supporters.
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New England
Maller
Chamber of Commeres
Census Director North resigns as Du Rand named successor
White House announces Census Director North has resigned after a Taft Nagel conference. B Dana Du Rand, deputy commissioner of corporations, is named to replace him. The move follows an investigation ordered by the president and cited ongoing conditions likely to hinder North's administration.
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Hy United Prep
Washington
White House
North
B. Dana Durand
Bie
Sac Nation of
Taft
Commerce and Labor
Charles Nagel
Nagel
Japanese Commissioner Arrives to Lead Expo Exhibits
Mr. J Ota the Japanese commissioner general to the A P exposition arrived this afternoon from Portland by Northern Pacific. He was met by prominent local Japanese and exposition officials and will oversee Japan's buildings and exhibits at the fair. He previously held a similar post at the St Louis fair.
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J. Ota
Portland
Japan
Ota
St. Loule Fair
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