Ransack at bank president home yields $1500 theft
Burglars forced entry to Lester Turner, president of the First National Bank, smashing doors and stealing watches, jewelry, a revolver and other valuables. The break occurred between 6 and 9 PM Sunday, with detectives Byrne and Phillips on the case. police fear the thieves may remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Turner
First National Bank
Ginas
Anna Turner
Ester Turner
Mr. Turner
Byrnes
Phillips
Poice
Spirit of Liberty Costs Poland Dearly
In a czarist ukase Poland is declared a state of war and liberties granted under the December 1904 decree are withdrawn. Government concessions across the empire are reaffirmed as the regime moves to quell revolt with thousands of troops and tightened censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit OF Liberty
Poland
ST. Petersburg
Kingdom of
oi'Sens
Russia
Mats save man after mud hole plunge at trestle exit
A man leaped from a trestle and vanished into a mud hole. Detectives Hebbard, Freeman, Powers and officers Cran dall and Burkman searched over two hours before finding him half submerged. He stated he wanted to end his life and later said he was “sore” at himself and aimed to “hit the one-way trail.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tives Hebbard
Freeman
Mike Powers
Crandall
Burkman
Corpee
Mangled by Train Kills Lumber Company Worker
Craig, a 46 year old Lumber Company employee from Lea, was struck by a passenger engine near Leeter just past Stam tunnel at about 5 PM. He was thrown 160 feet, mangled, and died instantly. the incident was witnessed as the engineer blew the whistle. The body was sent to Bonney-Watson by Deputy Cunningham. Craig had been seen in Auburn and his home is Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Lumber Company
Lea
Bonney-Watson
Depu- Cunningham
Leeter
Stamtunnel
Auburn
Tacoma
Robberies Reported Across City Saturday Night
Four robberies were reported Saturday night into Sunday morning. Mrs Iffenbech of 2th Avenue said a thief entered by a rear door and stole several items. A Savoy resident reported losing 7% from his trousers. Pope of Western Street said a so called friend he had lent money to disappeared with his coat and wearing apparel. Grey of Nelson Street said he was held up Saturday night with police efforts questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iffenbech
Savoy
Pope
Western
Popes
Nelson
Saturnt
Bothel Mill Fire Destroys Building in Washington
A fire destroyed the shingie owned by B. J. Cain & Co. at Bothel Mill in Washington. The dry kiln could not be saved despite efforts by night staff and a man who attempted to fight the blaze with a bone. The loss amount and cause remain undetermined as of early Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothel
Wash
B. J. Cain & Co
Kim
Limac
State of
Washington
Dentistry
Maker Dental
Firet and Yesler
Olympic Building
The
Maker Dental Co
the Star
P. I
News
TWE Maker Dental CO
Yesler
Cathedral Dedication Draws Large Catholic Gathering
More than 6909 people attended the dedication of the new Catholic cathedral at Columbia and Terry. Bishop Edward J. O'Dea presided with Bishop Carroll of Helena delivering the sermon. The ceremony included blessing of the cornerstone, a procession, and 560 Catholic societies marching beside the line of march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Terry
Supreme Court Upholds Ohio Gaming Loss Recovery Law
The Supreme Court today sustains a quirky Ohio statute allowing any state resident to recover money lost at gambling from the building owner where it was lost. A woman sued the building owners and the court upheld the lien against the building as valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
The Rajah of The American Indian and Seattle-Parisian Belles.
Quadoh costliest awaken all the money. Third Avenue-J Juvenues present a clever act with sweet singing that wins hearts. Talented children star in a bright program. New bill Monday at Royal Star featuring Danny Joe of Gladston Juventies. Edward Hall-Curtle picture talk follows at 8 p.m.
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Third Avenue
Bill
Royal Star
SI Danny Joe
Gladstons Juventies
Gortrencent
Hall
Edward
Curtle
Federal land fraud suspect Brokaw returned to Oahu prison
United States Marshal Hendry brings G. L. Brokaw from Maui aboard the Likeiike to Oahu prison after his indictment by the federal grand jury in Washington State. Following a preliminary hearing, Brokaw is expected to be sent to Spokane. He surrendered to the Maui sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
United States
Hendry
Maui
G. L. Brokaw
Federal Grand Jury
Washington State
Oahu
Brokaw
Spokane
Maul
Alaska club mulls moving quarters for exhibit space
The Alaska club considers moving from the twelfth to the top floor to allow a display of Alaska produce for members. No definite arrangements have been made yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Club
Alaska
Died After One Drink in Ravensdale Bar
Coroner orders investigation into the death of Tom Miles, 24, who collapsed after a drink at a Ravensdale bar and died 15 hours later. Dr. Hoye aided the victim, an autopsy will be held, an inquest likely. The bartender denies fault and mentions possible ptomaine poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Tom Miles
Ravensdale
Mure
Hoye
Wiltale
Miles
Four Men Charged With Unlawful Salmon Catch Near Mt Hage A
Four men Frank Lundstrom Mark Jones C BR Gage and Jamen Rhicids were charged with unlawful taking of salmon near Mt Hage A after local complaints. Authorities pursued the case after reports of netting salmon in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fteh
Mt Hage A .Y
Frank Lundstrom
Mark Jones
C. BR. Gage
Jamen
School election campaigning heats up with multiple groups
Campaigns mount for December 2 election as BK C Hughes and BE Shorrock supporters circulate petitions while the present director and socialists launch vigorous canvasses. Local Germans nominate a candidate too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BK. C. Hughes
BE Shorrock
Won
Feld
Disappearance of H1 year old girl spurs city search
Mr and Mrs Joseph Knoll report their infant daughter missing since Saturday. Everett authorities and local officials combed both cities for traces, fearing she wandered away or was taken. The family vows to continue the search until a lead appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Knoll
Everett
Peek
Thia City
Vessel Narrow Escape For Corwin Steamer
The Corwin, last passenger vessel from Nome to Seattle this season, struck an iceberg two days out from Nome. The hit caused minor damage but did not stop Captain Weat from steering toward Seattle. The ship was later hauled to Moran's shipyard for survey by underwriters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwin
Seattle
Nome
Bering Sea
Dutch Harbor
Weat
Moran
High Fence Row Sparks City Debate Over Heights
A garbled report shows a nine foot fence built by John W Salminen a bank teller linked to Councilman Rude triggers controversy over fence height. The text mentions a reduction to six feet and references city support for fencing projects amid confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Salminen
Rude
Judki
City officials accused of stalling on law in tailors case
A citizen reports delays and alleged political influence in a public works and police matter after a warrant refusal. The complainant cites councilman Kude and says a tailor was urged to ignore ordinances, while inspector Pines promises action though delays persist. The note mentions a fence permit rule and nearby property concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteen
Kude
Onion 7
President Roosevelt orders reinstatement of Walters Eldridge
President Roosevelt directs the reinstatement of Walter Eldridge, chauffeur for the Bureau of Standards, who was suspended for blocking the presidential carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Walter Eldridge
Bureau of Standards
Hillman Case Dismissed by Federal Judge Hanford
Federal Judge Hanford ruled C. D. Tillman a real estate dealer not guilty of using the United States mafia for fraudulent purposes. After four hours of deliberation the indictments were quashed and the prosecution halted. Hanford held newspaper advertisements did not violate federal law. Hillman’s attorneys had subpoenaed 60 witnesses. government expenses saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hanford
Hillman
Attoreye Morris
Shipley
Southard
Hillfhan
At Liberty
Prince Louis Visits Coney Island After Luncheon
Prince Louis lunched with the chamber of commerce then toured officers and men at Coney Island this afternoon. The English and American fleets joined a royal feast and 6000 bottles of beer during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince Louis
E Ber
Coney Island
Injury at Fremont Lumber Mill Leads to Mental Collapse
Frank McGuire, injured October at Bryant Lumber Company mill in Fremont when a belt slipped and a pulley struck him, was discharged from Providence hospital cured but later suffered a mental collapse. He was taken by ambulance to Seattle General Hospital for treatment possibly including brain pressure relief operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant Lumber Company
Fremont
Frank McGuire
Providence Hospital
Ross
McGuire
Seattle General Hospital
Beever Dies After Night of Domestic Strife
Des Moines reports Clarence Beever, 24, survived a night of fighting with his wife who tried to stop the alleged self harm. He drank acid this morning and died, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Clarence Beever
Tablet marking Seattle founders site placed in city
Pioneers celebrate Seattle’s 63rd anniversary at the site of the first white cabin. Carson D. Boren aided the ceremony placing a bronze inscription on a Union Savings tower pillar near Second and Cherry. Notables including Judge Burke Mayor Ballinger and Prof Meany spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Carson D. Boren
Union Savings & Trust Company
Second
Cherry
Alaska
Mississippi
Thomas Burke
Ballinger
K. F. Meany
State University
Miles
BE. F. Blatoe
Samuel Hill
Historical Society of the University
Boren
Alki Point
Hoge
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Mutiny at Sveaborg Fort Hurts Garrison
Reports from Hellingfors state Sveaborg garrison mutinied after serving time. Russian soldiers demand better treatment and partial concessions have been granted, but the confrontation continues as the conflict remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellingfors
Sveaborg
Burglar Carried Off the Keys in Local Break-In
A burglar broke into the Wieffenbach home and stole jewelry worth about 60 dollars while securing the desk and keys. The crime occurred Saturday between 2 and 6 pm while residents were shopping, and the intruder escaped with valuables before the desk lock was found broken. The homeowner, Mr. Waittenbach, will change door locks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieffenbach
Fee
Mia
Regina Welffenbach
Fish
Waittenbach
Beattie Cornice
Gambler shot in Anaconda gambling room
In Butte Montana on November 13 Billy Semper was shot by a rival gambler known as Dutch Swede in the Turf gambling rooms at Anaconda. A gold dental plate deflected the bullet from the jaw and Semper pretended to die under a table until the assailant departed. Doctors say the wound narrowly avoided the brain and Semper is not seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Billy Semper
Anaconda
Semper
Deed of Fiend Grips Dayton News
Police believe Dr. Oliver Haugh murdered his parents and brother then embalmed their bodies before setting them alight. In Boston Morris Nathan is released from all legal censure in the Susanne Geary murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Oliver Haugh
Boston
Maas
Morris Nathan
Susanne Geary
SAWS WOOD THE RUIAN PEASANT WORKS AND TAKES NO PART IN THE UPRISING
A historical note reports a Rui an peasant named SAWS WOOD who remains silent and does not join the uprising, indicating nonparticipation amid regional turmoil. The fragment suggests loyalty to a quiet life during conflict.
Trio Lands In Jail After St Elmo Rooming House Raid
Police Judge Gordon to hear testimony from three detectives and a patrolman after a midnight raid on the St Elmo rooming house at Third and Cherry. A woman identified as Mary Thompson was jailed for vagrancy, while her alleged defender and others faced bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie House
Gordon
St. Elmo
Third
Cherry
Beattie
Dalby
Hubbard
Iram
Philbrick
Teater
Mary Thompson
Bannick
Governor Mead to issue Thanksgiving proclamation
Olympia dispatch reports Governor Mead will issue the Thanksgiving day proclamation this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Mead
Chicago Methodist bishop Stephen M. Merrill dies
Chicago Bishop Stephen M. Merrill of the Methodist church has died. The cleric, a prominent figure in Chicago religious circles, passed away on November 13. Funeral arrangements were not available in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stephen M. Merrill
Methodist
Market Notes on Vegetables and Prices
A market list details dry beans and vegetables with rough unit prices. Items include white beans large and pink eye beans, beets, carrots, turnips, cauliflower, potatoes and cranberries priced per unit or per box. Also mentioned are onions and pears with miscellaneous loose figures and a line about real estate guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alia Walla
California Millionaire Benson Faces Demurrer in Land Fraud Indictments
A demurrer was filed today in the district supreme court to the indictments against John A. Benson, the California millionaire, charged with bribery in land fraud cases and in a conspiracy case with Frederick H. Hyde, Henry P. Diamond and Joost H. Schneider, jointly indicted for defrauding the government in California and Oregon. The demurrer challenges several counts and indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District Supreme Court
John A. Benson
California
Frederick H. Hyde
Henry P. Diamond
Joost H. Schneider
Oregon
Talk to the man says page six instruction
Short note directs readers to talk to the man on page six. The phrase appears as a comic or instructional aside printed on page six. No further context or names provided.
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Moscow
Fred
Page's
C. D. Tillman
Local Real
Northern Securities
George Actes
James J. George W. Dorklin
Nic
J Hunt
James N. Hill
Daniel 8. Lamont
Albuquerque
N. M
Santo Dominic
Are de
Trio
Elmo
Anteric Creamery
Suger
Maire
Eerit
Downing
Board of Ade
Clemented Cop
Brook Fant
Jas
Rik Sia
Og AG Ries
Fet Pa
Balt
Lee
Union Pacific
Buck's
W. Chisel
P. B. W. Chisel
P. SW
Stanley Sliding Iron
Xee
Stanley Bevel
Naning’s Cash Store
Second Avenue
H. Lewis & CO
Firat Ave
Cor
Shaws Pharmacy
Etrbet
Second Ave
Red Front Furn
Pike Street
Colman Building
Dorothy Talcum
Vera Tallcum
Eastman
Mennen
Dennvsenaed
Avi
Para Nala
Alee
Reliable Transfer CO
First Avenue
Postoffice
Broadhurst
J. Redelsheimer & Co
First Ave
Col
Columbia St
OW Ster
New System
Maker Dental Company
Kohler & Chase
A. Meyer, Mer
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