Revenged killing wounds Seattle solicitor John Nink
John A. Nink a solicitor for Mutual Life Insurance was shot on the sidewalk near Second Avenue and Union Street shortly after 1 AM. He, in guarded condition at Providence Hospital, said a rifleman fired from behind without warning. motive cited as revenge for a pending divorce from his wife Mary L. Nink. Police pursued a fleeing assailant. Nink’s wound was treated and he is expected to recover absent infection.
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Sim
Hoye
Dr. Johnson
Nick
Desperate Gang Threatens Murder in Western Lincoln County
An anonymous letter warns Dr. L Lewis of Wilbur that if the man jailed for the Thennis murder is hanged, his body will be harmed. Investigators link the Thennis killing to the Lewis murders, suggesting a desperate gang operates across Lincoln Douglas and Okanogan counties. Cyrus Victor stands trial for Thennis’s death.
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Star
Spokane
Charles Thennis
Govan
Lincoln County
Lewis
Dr. L. Lewis
Wilbur
Almira
Thennis
Hie Necallant
Robbery on King Street Hits Seal Rock Resident
Fred Gustaveson, of the Seal Rock hotel on that avenue, was held up and robbed by two unmasked highwaymen near the King street coal bunkers at 11 o'clock last night. They took $10, and one man carried a revolver pressed to Gustaveson’s face while the other searched him. Gustaveson gave a clear description of the assailants as the street remained well lit and not empty.
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Fred Gustaveson
Seal Rock
King Street
Gustaveson
Oregon Boys Arrive for Seattle Gridiron Showdown
The University of Oregon football team arrived in Seattle this morning for the Saturday game against Washington. The matchup is billed as a top Northwest collegiate championship contest with both squads practicing hard for a decisive afternoon clash.
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University of Oregon
University of Washington
Oregon
Husky
Seattle
Washington
Los Angeles Beats Portland In Eleven Inning Exhibition
Los Angeles won an eleven inning exhibition clash with Portland yesterday afternoon. The decisive run came with two outs in the bottom of the eleventh as Los Angeles scored to win. Final score reflected a fast, hard hitting contest with early Portland rallies.
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Los Angeles
Portland
Los Angeles Ooo
MG Portland
Butler
Bankruptcy filing shocks Blaine merchant H Taylor
H Taylor a Blaine merchant filed for bankruptcy in federal court reporting debts of 15 067 435 and assets of 14 660. His creditors may share in a distribution of his property according to the petition filed yesterday. A separate item notes a cook Ernstow e charged with forgery after waiving examination and posting 800 bond.
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H. ©. Taylor
Blaine
H. ©. Hrnstowe
Jim the Penman
David Powaerd
Grand Pacific Hotel
George Fisher
Roeland Shepperd
Auburn
Cable ship aims to finish Alaska line by January
The steamship American nearing arrival Saturday is carrying 7 percent miles of the Alaska cable. The transfer to the Burnside will take about two weeks. Completion is targeted for January 1 or earlier if possible.
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American
Alaska
Bilka
Burnside
Evening union meetings listed at multiple halls
Local notices show union gatherings tonight at Kendere Union Hall and Pacific Brick Layers Hall on Becond Avenue, Waltreenes Hall at 1420 Bee Avenue, and Leo's Buel College near Becond Street, with carpenters and cooks rooms at 1430 Pourth Avenue Colman.
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Kendere
Union Hall
Toom
Masonic
Waltreenes
Beeavenue
Leo's Buel College
Carpenters Hall
Pourth Avenue
Cooks
Colman
Fisherman Found Dead on John Street
Peter Odness, a fisherman, lay unconscious on the street near John Street steps. He was found by Roy Hill and J Waddell, who sought help but he died before it arrived. Odness lived in a shack on lower John Street. heart disease is believed to have caused death and the body was taken to Bonny-Watson morgue.
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John Street
Peter Odness
Roy Hill
J. Waddell
Odness
Lower John Street
Bonny-Watson
Mulhouse Seized by Cable Entanglement in Harbor
The French bark Ville de Mulhouse, stranded for 61 hours, freed after 4 PM with the United States cable ship Burnelde and tug Pioneer. The anchor was released by hoisting the cable, causing damage to the cable's protective cover and several strands. The vessel is moored to a buoy and away from danger, after crowded moorings forced the use of anchors.
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Winters
United States
Burnelde
Pioneer
Ville de Mulhause Freed After Windstorm Anchorage
The French bark Ville de Mulhause was released from the Alaska cable after becoming entangled while dragging its anchor in the recent windstorm. The anchor was freed at 3 30 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
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Alaska
Byrne Daly Manages Notre Dame Athletics With Diligence
The Athletic Manager Byrne Daly earns broad respect from students and faculty for his business-like leadership of Notre Dame athletics. His experience aids schedule planning and contest prep, and he advocates clean competition while maintaining close contact with students. He also serves as treasurer of the Indian State association and chairs the key records and scores committee.
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Byrne M. Daly
Notre Dame
Daly
Indian State Association
Boxing Card Set for Bremerton Night at Evergreen Park
Three boxing contests at Evergreen Park Bremerton feature Jimmy Quaenen of Bremerton vs Danny Sullivan of San Francisco in a six or eight round opener. Kid Max of New York faces Kid Lewis of Beattie in an eight round bout. Sailor Harris the navy champion meets C H Black in an eight round bout. A chartered boat departs Pier 2 at 4 30 PM and returns to Seattle after the final match.
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Field
Evergreen Park
Bremerton
Jimmy Quaeenan
Danny Sullivan
San Francisco
Kid Max
New York
Kid Lewis
Beattie
Harris
Navy
C. H. Black
Pier 2
Seattle
Football champions during 26 years year by year
Intercollegiate champions recognized by authorities focus on the East. The record lists annual pairings and results from 1877 to 1884 showing Princeton and Yale alternating as champions with clashes noted.
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Princeton
Yale
York Woman Injured After Slipping in Woods
Mrs. M. L. Cody slipped and broke her leg while walking near York home. She was alone, unable to reach aid until a downpour forced her to crawl toward the road where neighbors finally heard her and she was moved to a friend’s home then Providence hospital.
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M. L. Cody
Providence Hospital
Rare Books Sold From Howard T. Goodwin Library
The second sale of the Goodwin library, once owned by A. J. Cassatt’s private secretary, began in Philadelphia. The catalog features scarce first editions and rarities including Borsetti e Germ, Milton’s Paradise Lost 1669 edition, Paradise Regained, To the etc upon several occasions, and early works by Lamb, Coleridge, Dickens, Disraeli and Thackeray.
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Howard T. Goodwin
A. J. Cassatt
Goodwin
America
Milton
Charlee Lamb
Wilkie Colline
Dickens
Disraeli
Thackeray
Des Moines Welcomes Fort Opening Jubilation
Des Moines Iowa observes a three day celebration marking the opening of Fort Des Moines. The city long sought an army post and regards the acquisition as a cause for general jubilation.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Fort Des Moines
Mortality Record Warry F Johnson Dies in City Hospital
Warry F Johnson a well known traveling man died at Providence Hospital Tuesday after a lingering illness. He was a Mason a member of United Commercial Travellers and Ancient Order of United Workmen. He leaves a widow and one child who reside at 1623 Twenty Fourth Avenue. The body will be shipped to Wenatchee for burial.
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Warry F. Johnson
Providence
United Commercial Travelers
Ancient Order of
United Workmen
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Wenatchee
Deception Alleged in Bond Posted by Contractor Clark
HL Clark a contractor posted 82.0 percent bond before Justice Cann then bound to superior court to answer a charge of deception. J C Friendly accuses Clark of falsely claiming all labor bills were paid after contracting to build a house and paying $8.8 but liens of $1,000 for labor and material followed.
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Justice Cann
Superior Court
J. C. Friendly
Clark
Friendly
Captain Mason Freed Amid Cruelty Charge On Jeanie
United States Commissioner Kiefer discharged Captain Phil lip Mason master of the steamer Jeanie who faced a cruelty charge by James Derbysire second steward of the weever. The last trip from Valdez saw the steward claim choking and cuffing without cause while Mason alleged dirt in the kitchen and pantry provoked the dispute. No witnesses confirmed either account. James Reed, a lodger at 110 Maynard avenue, reported his trunk broken and $25 of goods stolen Tuesday night naming a suspect in police.
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United States
Kiefer
Phillip Mason
Jeanie
James Derbysire
Valdez
James Reed
Maynard Avenue
Evacuations in Colon Panama Highlight Colombian Troop Withdrawal
In Colon Panama scenes report the withdrawal of Colombian troops after prolonged tension. A local incident mentions a theft at a police barn leading to a man named Bob being sought by officers as part of standard procedure.
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Panama
Bob
Musical prodigy to debut at Carnegie Hall in New York
Edwin Grange, a young French violinist, arrives in New York for his American debut at Carnegie Hall tonight. In Ithaca, religious representatives convene for the fifth annual New York State Conference of Religion, meeting over the next two days. Bob Fortune is back in city jail visiting old friends for a few days.
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New York
Edwin Grange
Carnegie Hall
Ithaca
N. Y
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