Pundle Sam Refuses Bluff Amid Moroccan Rescue Mission
United States warships are ordered to the Mediterranean and Tangier to aid in the rescue of kidnapped American millionaire Perdecardis. Secretary Moody dispatches the European squadron as Admiral Chadwick sails from Teneriffe with ships to Tangier. Marine support may accompany Moroccan forces if needed.
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Washington, D.C
Mediterranean
Navy Department
Morocco
Perdecardis
Moody
Tangier
Chadwick
South Atlantic
Teneriffe
Brooklyn
Atlanta
Marietta
Castine
Jewell
Port Asprea
Olympia
Baltimore
Cleveland
Fransull
State Department
Banquet Draws 100 Real Estate Agents in Seattle
More than 100 local real estate agents attended the first annual banquet of the Seattle Real Estate Association at the Hotel Washington. Mayor Ballinger spoke on Our City while other speakers addressed Seattle Beautiful and the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Real Estate Association
Washington
John H. McGraw
George F.meacham
Ballinger
Our City
B. F. Blaine
Seattle
Philippine commission arrives for World’s Fair voyage
Far San Francisco May 2 steamship Siberia docks with 46 Philippine commission members bound for the World’s Fair. Sir Frederick Treves, surgeon to King Edward, accompanies Shen Nang Hoo a high Chinese official in charge of a por-
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San Francisco
Philippine Commission
Frederick Treves
King Edward
Shen Nang Hoo
Empress Dowager’s Portrait to World’s Fair Party
A ship carrying the empress dowager’s portrait and a group of 46 Geisha girls sails to the World’s Fair. The delegation heads toward an international showcase, drawing attention to cultural exchange and traditional arts aboard the voyage.
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Areo
Fire at Crocker old people's home halted in SF
A noon fire at the Crocker old people’s home in San Francisco threatened the building but was checked by prompt fire department work, preventing loss of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Crocker Old People's Home
Mc Donald Cleared of Murder in Shaffer Case
Redford Indiana May 26 Mc Donald found not guilty of murdering Mies Shaffer in the afternoon. He was loudly cheered as the jury was out five hours.
Senator Turner Will Run for State Senate Seat
BPOkanEEK May 28 Senator Tolman, seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, said Turner intends to run and Tolman will support Turner while remaining a candidate for state senator.
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Bpokaneek
Tolman
Saetisfic
Turner
Man Attacks Family in Scranton Sad Case
Stephen Hageerty aged 16 or 17 attacked relatives in a fit of insanity injuring his sister Bridget 19 and sister Winifred 18 by fracturing bones. He felled his father and brother Anthony and fought two other brothers in a deadly grapple.
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Scranton
Stephen Hageerty
Hissister
Bridget
Eugene
Winifred
Anthony
Marine Underwriters Organization Formed in Seattle
The Marine Underwriters association of the Pacific Northwest organized in Seattle with insurance men from Pacific Coast cities. Officers elected include Rubert H. Delafield as president W. J. Roberts as vice president and J. E. Macon as secretary and treasurer. The group aims to harmonize marine underwriters. a second meeting is set for Wednesday to establish a permanent body.
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Marine Underwriters’ Association of the
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Rubert H. Delafield
W. J. Roberts
J. E. Macon
Bound Over for Moon Shining at River Park
Fred Fay was arraigned before United States Commissioner Kiefer yesterday afternoon on a charge described as moon shining at River Park. He was held to the grand jury under an $8,900 bond but could not meet the amount and was sent to the county jail.
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Fred Fay
River Park
United States
Kiefer
Wan
Miss Struve Returns From Korea to San Francisco
Miss Mary L. Struve daughter of Judge H G Struve arrived in San Francisco from the Orient after months near the Korean front. She visited Mr and Mrs Me serve at an old mine where the Comracks once captured the property. The mine was later protected by Minister Allen and Miss Struve will return to Seattle soon.
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Mary L. Struve
H. G. Struve
San Francisco
Orient
Struve
Wer
Kores
Mr. Meserve
Seattle
Meeerve
Comracks
Morslans
Mia Btruve
Allen
Mise Biruve
Divorced Her From Grafters In Superior Court
Mrs. Garah LeRay, wealthy wife of an alleged dishonest husband, obtained a divorce in the superior court this morning. She testified he posed as a real estate agent but was a grafter, threatening her when she refused money and once recovering a valise with cash from a victim and returning it with lead pipe.
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Garah LeRay
Superior Court
LeRay
Bunko Ateerer
Spokane
Grandma Gets ’Em in Custody Case
Superior Judge Dell yesterday granted custody of three children to their maternal grandmother, Mrs. Mary Anking of Georgetown, after hearing that their father HR B Corey abused and neglected them. Judge Hell noted Corey’s remarriage as part of the implied neglect, ending the battle over custody begun by Mrs. Askine.
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Dell
Aftternoon
HR. B. Corey
Mary Anking
Georgetown
Askine
Judge Hell's Court
Aaking
Corey
Poles Unpainted Surpass Seventeen Thousand Mark
Report shows 17,000 poles still unpainted though totals list 16,968 finished and 26,649 slated for completion. Local records tally ongoing work across districts, highlighting delays in municipal maintenance and supply issues affecting final coatings.
Kuropatkin Surprised by Japanese Strategy
A Russian staff officer from Mukden reports Kuropatkin was taken aback by the Japanese deliberation and precision, countering his view that the campaign would rely on reckless dashes rather than sound planning.
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Newchwang
Mukden
KuropatkIn
State Socialist Convention Set for 10 A M Tomorrow
The Socialists plan a state mass convention in this city tomorrow morning opening at 10 oclock Delegates from across the state will attend A white whale ticket will be nominated and a national presidential elector named.
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The
Socialistaity
Crushed to death at logging camp near Howl's canal
Jotbn Milne, employed at Boyce Drum logging camp on Howl's canal, died at Providence hospital after a Thursday accident in which a log crushed his leg. He was transported to Seattle on the Steamer Perdita, arriving at 2 a.m., with a three–bone leg fracture and weakness preventing safe amputation. The body lay at Ronney Walton morgue awaiting funeral plans.
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Jotbn Milne
Boyce Drum
Howl's Canal
Providence Hospital
Seattle
Perdita
Ronney Walton
Nome City Steamer to Sail from Seattle Tonight
The Nome City of the Alaska Pacific Navigation Company will depart Seattle this evening for Nome as the first large passenger steamer of the season. Captain W F Daniela will command with H P Baumgartner as purser. The ship carries a modest passenger list and freight for Nome Council City Teller and other Seward Peninsula towns. Passengers include Daniel Sullivan and Joseph Clere among others. the ship will also bring machinery and supplies for mining districts.
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Nome City
Alaska Pacific Navigation Company
Nome
Seattle
W. F. Daniela
H. P. Baumgartner
Parder
Piret
Council City
Teller
Seward Penin
Veesel
Daniel Sullivan
A. EK. Company
Joseph Clere
Clealme
Nowe
E W. Johnston
Solomon
Bluff City
Golovin Bay
White Mountain
York
Kotzebue Sound
FRANK WATERHOUSE @ CO. (Inc
Burke Building
Alaska Pacific Navigation Co
First Ave
L. MH. Gray & Co
Pole Painting Enforcement Report At Board Of Works
Franchise Inspector Wheeler submitted a report to the board of works this morning. Councilman Murphy highlighted industry neglect of a prior order to paint poles. The Seattle Electric Company admitted only two workers on the task. the board urged Secretary Pagley to notify firms to paint immediately and suggested increasing the force to twenty to speed progress. The Seattle Cataract Company has painted more than half the poles, while the city council has shied from enforcing the law, leaving the burden on the board of works.
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Board of Works
Wheeler
Me Wan
Murphy
Seattle Electric Company
Pagley
Seattle
Seventh Day Adventists Prepare for End of World Robes
The article reports Seventh Day Adventists preparing white robes for the anticipated end of the world cited as imminent before 1950. It describes belief in Armageddon near Jerusalem with global conflict and divine rescue, noting leaders warn of an apocalyptic timeline.
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Seventh Day Adventists
Spokane
Jerusalem
Blueslien
Christ
Divorces Granted by Superior Court Judge Tallman
Judge Tallman granted multiple divorces today in the city superior court. Della Cornell and Frank Cornell cited cruelty. Mary Bone and Albert Bone cited cruelty. Minnie Barney and Charles Barney deserted spouses. Walker Brown and Eva Brown deserted. Kate Campbell and Daniel Campbell deserted. Annie Roby and W T Roby cited cruelty. Also listed were George McDaniel and Emma Gelunas from South Park, Gordon Granger from Bremerton, Gracie Spriggs from Seattle, William Miller and Jessie Green, both of Seattle.
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Nell
Frank Cornell
Mary Bone
Albert Bone
Minnie Barney
Charles Barney
Walker Brown
Eva Brown
Kate Campbell
Daniel Campbell
Annie Roby
W. T. Roby
This City
George McDaniel
Emma Gelunas
South Park
Gordon Granger
Bremerton
Gracie Spriggs
Seattle
William Miller
Jessie Green
University of California student groups notified of support
San Francisco May 24 Mr Phoebe Herwret has informed student organizations at the University of California that she will continue providing support totaling about 20 000 dollars annually through a well established program.
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San Francisco
Phoebe Herwret
University of California
Revolt in Dutch East Indies Leaves 72 Natives Dead
An official dispatch reports a clash in the Dutch East Indies between government troops and natives. Seventy two natives were killed in the fight.
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the Hague
Dutch East Indies
Two Freight Robbers Flee Into River After Chase
Cleveland detectives pursued two alleged freight car robbers on May 28. They leaped into the river after ignoring a police warning to return to shore. An officer fired nine shots, and both men reportedly sank from view.
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Cleveland
Royal commission favors conscription for home defense
London May 28 the royal commission on volunteer and militia forces practically recommends conscription as the sole means to provide a home defense adequate for protecting the country in the absence of regular troops.
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London
Royal Commission
Portland Wins National Good Roads Convention
St Louis May 24. It was decided yesterday to hold the next convention of the National Good Roads Association at Portland Oregon.
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ST. Louis
Portland Ore
Everett Mill Burned in Fire at Noon
Fire destroyed the Elwood Shingle mill in Everett at noon on May 28. The blaze left about 20 dollars in losses, and forty workers were thrown out of employment. Owners identified as King Brose and F. E. Greene. The blaze started from a refuse heap. one man was slightly injured.
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Everett
Elwood
King Brose
FE. BE. Greene
Local mishaps and court notes fill city pages
Electrician Jan Potter falls from a ladder while wiring near a cab on 0 street and Fiay. Another man suffers injuries from a fall and heat exposure, with transport to Wayeide Hospital. Burglary charge against John Pronk noted in Superior Court from yesterday. A woman faces larceny and fare-collection disputes arise on Green Lake street car. Funeral arrangements for the late Rev John Hust announced. Eb Stolwell serves as Prememe to his cont. Port Townsend and Pacific-area obituaries, theft injuries, and arrest reports accompany the day’s brief items.
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Jan Potter
Dlisbeath
Wayeide Atlegion Hospital
John Pronk
Fourth Avenue Couth
Green Lake
Seattle Sloans
Jennings
Chicago
Rev Tohn
Bedlow
Hippatineville
Buet
Eb. M. Stolwell
Seattle
Dettyverove
Provid
Port Townsend
Bonney
Port
Wnal R'Rith
R. Yangagida
Guilty Verdict in Oregon Murder Case Ends Prolonged Suspense
Norman Williams was found guilty of first degree murder in the 1899 disappearance and presumed death of Alma Nesbitt. The case hinged on ongoing family pursuit and forged documents, with neither body located though hair and blood remnants were found near Hood River. The verdict concludes a notorious Northwest murder saga tied to a brother’s pursuit for justice.
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Norman Willams
Bellingham
Waeeh
Alma Nesbitt
Dis
Williams
Mies Nesbitt
Omaha
Neb
Willems
Oregon
L. J. Nesbitt
Portland
Misa Nesbitt
Shred River Vallew
Hoodiver
Willame
Lonely Road
Willams
Hood River
Alma Nesbitts
George Neesbitt
William
Marriage Licenses for Four Seattle and Aberdeen Residents
Henry Voss and Emily Grant both of Seattle along with Charles Carl of Aberdeen and Jensie Willey of Seattle have been issued marriage licenses. The notices list their ages and hometowns as recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Voss
Emily Grant
Seattle
Charles Carl
Aberdeen
Jensie Willey
CourOon N It will pay you to watch our advertisement
CourOon N advert seeks viewers to watch its ad, promising payment or reward for attention. The note emphasizes watching the commercial as a service or offer.
Building Inspector Clears Pioneer Building of Danger
City building inspector Mr Place investigated a sensational tip from J A X Smith that the Pioneer building at First Avenue and James Street was tottering. He found the report untrue noting vibration came from printing presses in the adjacent Lowman and Hanford building and no alarm was warranted.
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Place
J. A. X. Smith
Pioneer
First Avenue
James Street
Smith
Mr. Place
Lowman & Hanford
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Second Avenue
Madison
J. Redelsheimer & Co
Firetave
Cor
Columbie
OLD Folk Home
Sen. Turner
Erippe News Assn
Underwriters’ Organization
M/SS MAR
Korea
Court
Mearly
Poles
Inspector Wheeler
Totale
Beattie Electric Company
Sunset Telephone Company
Independent Telephone Company
Beattie Cataract Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Creat Northern Postal Telegraph Company
Tsene
State Convention OF Socialists
Milne
Gered
Euler
la Cleche
G. L. Holmes Furniture Co
Second Ave
Judge Tallman
Mrs
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MBS
Hearst
Geriope
Ewe
Sertope News Agen
Norman Williams
Green Bros
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Alioe
Albatros
McCarthy Dry Goods Company
North Alaska Steamship CO
S. S. Garonne
Eee
Ernst Bros
John
Herpick
Marion S&t
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