Constable Case in Seattle Jail Release Planned
The narrative covers Constantine and Hall as court actions unfold. It notes that Mall may be released on cash bail while defense lines remain unsettled. Hall's condition improves and recovery is expected within weeks. prosecutors intend to use pending information once Mall’s status is settled. Hall moved to Provident to secure a quieter room.
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Hall
Ain
Mall
Constantine Dil
Faben
Young Hall
Mackintosh
Constantine
Mall Ie
Rett
Kim
Seattle
Providente
Murder at the Lamp Post Ends in Firing
A man was shot and killed in the early morning outside a home. The assailant, Herold, appeared to be sleeping or intoxicated when confronted. He fired twice, the second shot striking the victim and the incident ending near a lamp post by the poles. Police continue investigations into the shooting and motive.
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Cal
Kit Herold
Herold
Trial of Giles on Trap Case Proceeds in Sept.
The trial of Giles on trap case against Eugenio Bastian, Julius Marsaudikie, and the Ming impancllet proceeds today with prosecution by Attorneys Glasgow. The landlady Dailey was killed, and the defendant is being prosecuted for the revolver trap in Oy. Sept. 4 opening session referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenio Bastianme
Julius Marsaudikie
Ming
Glasgow
Dailey
Aggie Appeal Over Murder Conviction Reported
The Supreme Court at Jefferson City Missouri today rejects a writ of error in the Aggie case. Mrs Aggie, sentenced to hang for the Liberty murder, seeks relief by appealing to the United States court. Telegraph Service reports the action from City.
Ship Bound for Manila Returns After Bloody Mutiny Attempt
SRathentine Planter Captain left Everett for Manila with a crew in Port Townsend. A storm damaged the ship and two sailors clashed using knives. Swenson is hospitalized with injuries that may prove fatal. Leary, a cook, is under arrest.
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Srathentine
Everett
Manila
Port Townsend
Swenson
Leary
Hegre
Dover Sues HF Dover on Po Forge Co. Contract
Dover sues the Po Forge Company for 2446 dollars alleging breach of contract and failure to file terms as originally agreed. Suit seeks damages and related costs.
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Cane
Dover
Po Forge Co
Ordinance Granting Rat Investment Right of Way on Snoqualmie
City council considers ordinance to grant Rat Investment company permission to curb and sidewalk half of Snoqualmie Street from Teath to Sixteenth by Fourth Avenue Second Addition at its own expense. Proceedings set to meet.
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Rat Investment Company
Snoqualmie
Teath Nv
Suburban towns push for single city incorporation plan
A Rainier Valley Improvement club meeting at Hillman City advances a consolidation plan uniting Southeast Seattle, Columbia City, and Hillman City into one incorporated constituency. The group aims to hold a special election and elect officers for the unified entity and discusses resignations of Southeast Seattle and Columbia city councilmen.
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Seattle
Columbia City
Hillman City
Port Townsend Fair Raffle Sparks Pastor Opposition
Two months of planning for a local fair and carnival next week are at risk as city pastors oppose the raffle. The Civic Club designed the event to fund the fair, but church leaders call gambling inherent and urge withhold of support despite the intended good purpose.
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Port Townsend
Civic Club
Brindley Appointed Editor for Expo Press Bureau
W E Brindley formerly city editor of the Portland Journal arrived yesterday and today assumed leadership of the Alaskan Yukon Pacific exposition press bureau under Frank L Merrick. Brindley previously served almost a year as a special writer for the Portland fair press bureau.
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W. E. Brindley
Portland Journal
Frank L. Merrick
Brindley
Journal
Portland Fair Presse
Republican county campaign opens in city October 16
The central committee decides the Young Men's Republican club will hold a rally October 16 with Senator Piles as the lead. Congressman Cashman, ER. C. Raine and J. C. Higgins will deliver addresses at the event.
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Senator Piles
Central Committee
Thas
Young Men's Republican Hud
Cashman
ER. C. Raine
J. C. Higgins
CP Railway steamer contract undecided for BC route
Canadian Pacific has not awarded the new steamer contract for the British Columbia run. Local agent A B Calder said the firm plans to award to a company on this side or abroad, but no firm here would guarantee the required speed at a reasonable price, so an English firm may win if conditions are met.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
British Columbia
A. B. Calder
Geattle Attorney 16 Admitted to Supreme Bar
An attorney named Allah of Poten was admitted to the United States Supreme Court bar today. The ceremony and membership details followed the standard procedures for bar admission.
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Geattle Attorney
Ton’ Det. &—Co
Applications of Wong Poy and Ah Sing in federal depositions
Federal court this morning saw depositions filed in perpetuum rei memoriam for Wong Poy and Ah Sing, two individuals born in Seattle. The move seeks perpetual memorial depositions and involves unnamed registrars and officials.
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Wong Poy
Ah Sing
Seattle
Victoria hotel man on business at Hotel Butler
C A Harrison a Victoria British Columbia hotel man is in the city on business and registered at the Hotel Butler.
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Victoria Hotel
C. A. Harrison
Victoria
B. C
Butler
Crane & Co Petition Seeks Receiver for Dale Co
Crane & Co creditors seek a receiver to place the Dale Plumbing Heating and Cornice Co into receivership. The petition claims a debt of 2784 dollars and lists the company’s financial distress as the reason for the action.
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Dale Plumbing, Heating & Cornice Co
Crane & Co
Lumbermen Plan Major Legal Battle Against Railroads
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association and allied groups vow a Supreme effort to secure fair railroad equipment allocations. Gen. James M. Aechton Harold Prewton and Walter M. Rows lead the case, with Rows already active on the car stake matters before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The campaign targets Western Washington lumber and shingle interests amid claims of regional discrimination.
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Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Southwestern Washington Lumbermen's Association
Shingle Mill's Bureau
Lumbermen’s Club
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Orient
James M. Aehton
Tacoma
Harold Prewton
Walter M. Rows
New York City
Rows
National Lumber Association
Two Attempts at Killing end in Death in Nome Street Incident
Mike Bartlett of Nome died after attempting suicide on September 22. He first tried to stab himself in the heart but failed. Barnett then took a common knife from a city table and stabbed Bartlett, severing his windpipe and jugular vein. Bartlett died at the hospital that afternoon.
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Mike Bartlett
Nome
Star
Bartlett
Barnett
Cardinals Likely Named From Vatican Circles
Rome reports high Vatican officials say Archbishop Farley of New York and Archbishop Bogin of Quebec will be made cardinals. The pope is expected to confer the red hat at the November consistory.
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Rome
Vatican
Farley
New York
Bogin
Quebec
Drug Clerk 19 Arrested in Theft Scheme
Joe Swanson of Swift Drug Co. on Second Ave and Pike St was arrested by Detectives Corbett and Adame and held at the city jail. He reportedly robbed the firm over two months, selling items below price and keeping the difference or taking cash from sales when unwatched.
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Joe Swanson
Swift Drug Co. Second Av
Pike
Corbett
Adame
Two Children Die After Toadstool Poisoning In Indiana
In Anderson Indiana Myrtle Earle seven died after eating toad stools for mushrooms. During funeral services for Myrtle her eleven year old brother Gordon died and their mother is not expected to survive.
Steamer Santa Ana Under Tow To Seattle Drydock
The steamer Santa Ana beached in Clallam bay while sinking last Wednesday left Port Angeles at 7 this morning under tow by the tug Pio neer and is due in Seattle about 10 tonight. She will go to Morans ship yards for unloading and then be placed on the drydock.
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Santa Ana
Clallam Bay
Port Angeles
Pioneer
Seattle
Morans Ship Yards
Pennsylvania Society in Alaska Club Meeting Tomorrow
A meeting of the Pennsylvania Society in Alaska club is set for tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Members are urged to attend.
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Pennsylvania Society In Alaska Club
Sidewalk Law Proposal Aims at Stricter Construction
The board of public works plans to introduce an ordinance in the city council to regulate sidewalk construction. It defines sidewalk to include all supports and bulkheads and grants the board final say on widths materials and general construction. Repeals previous related ordinances.
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Board of Public Works
Tte
Taxpayers to be Relieved in Seattle Electric Case Settlement
Settlement likely in the Seattle Electric company right of way tax case. Assistant Corporation Counselor says judges Gilliam and Morrin will likely settle. city may assess road rights of way from Denny Way to Mercer for street improvements, reducing taxpayer burden.
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Seattle Electric Company
Scott
Gilliam
Morrin
Decisio
Weatlakeay
Dennyway
Mercer Eta
Real estate operator arrested for alleged fraud
Frank Kenny a local real estate operator and brother in law of the operator was arrested Saturday afternoon for obtaining $100 from Mrs D W Leonard by false pretenses. He was released today on bonds of $500 with trial set for October 12.
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Frank Kenny
D. W. Leonard
Military Telegraph Corps Meets in Washington
The 614 Time Telegraphic and Historical Society and the Society of the Military Telegraph anticipate their 26th annual meeting in Washington, D. C. today.
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Washington, D. C
Thieves Arrested At New York Event
Police arrested over 100 alleged thieves during a vanish of a cup race in New York. Officers cuffed many suspects amid a large crowd and detained them near the course until the event concluded.
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New York
Oct
Fearful Outbreak Rumors Reported in Gulra and Havana
The Bor Telegraph Service notes fear of an outbreak as residents in several districts panic. Mayors report armed rebels and horse thefts in about a dozen towns in Santa Clara province while Alquber’s mayor barricades himself. a telegram from Secretary Taft eases tensions. Meanwhile the Niagara ships troops to Cuba with three transports arriving today.
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Bor Telegraph Service
Havana
Oct
Gulra
Santa Clara
Alquber
Taft
Chicago Deposits $16000 as Good Faith for World Series
The Chicago club deposits $16,000 with the National Commission as proof of good faith for the world series. Games will alternate between Nationals and Americans grounds, with the final site to be decided later in the city. Umpires each receive $400.
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Poe Telegraph Service
Chicago
Krach
National Commission
Nationals
Nec
Noes Club
One
Caughlin
Trade board shows wholesale import decline and export rise
The board trade reports a $5 320 drop in imports and a $4 500 gain in exports. The principal import decrease is in American cotton.
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London
Oct
Ber
Board
America
Hearing on Adams miners claims continued
The hearing of the claims of the miners in the George Edward Adams case will be continued Wednesday to H. Thompson's office.
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George Edward Adams
Wii H. Thompson
Chinese Consul General Miller postpones noon Chamber talk
Consul General Miller of China, slated to speak at the Chamber of Commerce this noon, was unexpectedly called away and forced to postpone his address.
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Miller
China
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall RegistRation Books Extended for Election Timetable
From now until October 16 the registration books in City Hall will be open until 10 p.m. each night. After the 16th they will close as after the November election.
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Registon
Fter
City bonds rejected by state amid fears of loss
Reports say the state refused to invest permanent school funds in bonds, prompting calls for a mandamus and possible election to validate them. City officials discuss premiums and terms while reform talks continue. Separately, dispatches recount massacres of Jews in Siberia with civilians harmed and factories burned.
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Erefet
Carroll
Booths
Booth
Todd
Moore
Attempted arson near Nome threatens town
Steamers from Nome report an attempted fire in Nome on September 20. George Malia, a North Star waiter, found two gallons of liquid ignited on a basement floor after smelling smoke. He extinguished the blaze as strong southeast winds fanned the flames, feared to have wiped out the town if not stopped.
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Nome
George Malia
North Star
Sirlo Wreck Scuttled for Loot Found Empty Safe
Evidence suggests the steamer Sirlo wreck near Carthagena was scuttled by thieves after a voyage end. The strong box from the wreckage, hermetically sealed at signing, was recovered empty, indicating attempted theft of its contents and loss of life.
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Seri Telegraph Service
Carthagena
Spain
Sirlo
Aged Senator Daniel Tarbox Jewett Dies at 99
Former United States senator from Missouri Daniel Tarbox Jewett died yesterday at age 99. He was a leading St. Louis lawyer who opposed Abraham Lincoln in several lawsuits, defeating him in three. A daughter, Mrs. G. A. Wilson, resides in Monterey, Mexico.
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ST. Louis
Oct
Daniel Tarbox Jewett
United States
Missouri
St. Louise
Abraham Lincoln
G. A. Wilson
Monterey
Mex
Colored women rob German laborer in Tacoma
Joe Bailey, a German laborer living at Swiss hall, reported to police last night that he was held up and robbed of 66 dollars at Commerce and Seventeenth streets just after midnight by two colored women.
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Tacoma
Joe Bailey
Swiss Hall
Lico
Commerce and
Seventeenth Sts
October 6 Observances in Public Records
An OCR fragment lists dates October 6 1906 and October 6 1966 with a monetary figure 1 944 066 55 and the word Bunday. The readable bits suggest a financial detail or archival note without clear context or full names.
City Finance Committee Reviews Fire Department Estimates
The city finance committee undertakes nightly sessions to finalize departmental estimates ahead of the October 15 deadline. Chief Cook requests 1 060 009 for a fire beat, part of a total fire department budget of 469 000, prompting serious committee consideration due to tax impact. Tomorrow the panel may review streets or engineer departments as they prune excessive figures.
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Chief Cook
Fire Department
Cook
Murphy
Park Board
Library
Harbormaster’s
Collier Named President of Nome Bank
The Miners and Merchants Bank of Nome announces the resignation of Eugene Chilberg as president and names W. L. Collier of this city as his successor. Collier, who traveled from Seattle to Nome aboard the Saratoga, was slated to become cashier but was elected president en route. He previously served as an assistant cashier at the Scandinavian American Bank in this city.
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Eugene Chilberg
Miners’ and Merchants’ Bank of
Nome
W. L. Collier
Elty
Collier
Seattle
Saratoga
This Ety
Final hearing in Sprengie case before civil service commission
Tonight the civil service commission will hear the final case in the Sergeant Sprengie matter. The last charges filed by Chief Weppenstein will be presented along with subpoenaed witnesses. The Bailey dismissal from the city lighting department, appealed by Bailey, will also be reviewed.
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Civil Service Commission
Weppenstein
C. M Bailey
City Lighting Department
Bailey
Puget Sound council to seek 10 percent wage raise
A meeting of the Puget Sound council of the International Longshoremen Marine and Transport Workers in Seattle yesterday decided on a 10 percent raise to take effect next Monday. Presiding was J. H. Shields of Haddock, with representatives from most sound ports including Portland and Astoria.
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Puget Sound Council
International Long
Seattle
J. H. Shields
Haddock
Sound
Portland
Astoria
Royal City planing mill crew go on strike over half holiday
In New Westminster British Columbia the entire Royal City planing mill crew, mostly Scotch, walked off the job protesting a lack of a half-holiday during the grand fair when the Scottish sports events took place.
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New Westminster
B. C
Royal City Planing Mill
Navy yard vessels to be saved by dredging channels
The navy department will attempt to save the stranded war vessels at the Pensacola navy yard. Dredging channels from deep water to the high and dry ships on the beach is planned in the wake of the recent hurricane.
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Pensacola
Fla
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Convict Escapes From State Rock Camp
Frank Baker, a convict employed at the state rock crushing camp, escaped last night. A reward of $76 is offered for his capture.
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Olympia
Frank Baker
Fruit Inspector Phillips Resigns in Wenatchee
Frank W. Phillips resigns as county fruit inspector after long service since the office began. No successor appointed yet, and the position remains vacant.
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Wenatcher
Frank W. Phillips
Chelan County Commissioners Cut Tax Levy
Chelan County commissioners at their meeting last week approved a reduced tax levy for the county, directing funds to county services and budgeting adjustments. The action reflects fiscal tightening to offset revenue pressures.
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Wenatchee, Oct
Pioneer fruitman struck by train in town death at 85
John B. Taba of Wawaws and longtime Willamette valley resident was struck by a passenger train from Moscow while walking on the R. R. track in the south end of town yesterday. He suffered broken hip and shoulder and internal injuries. he died last night at his son in law W Haralston's home. He was 85 years old.
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Colfax
John B. Tab
Wawaws
Willamette Valley
Moscow
W. Haralston
Tasbor
Huntington High appoints injured athlete as attendance officer
Lawrence Glidersleeve of Huntington, once injured with a broken neck, has been named attendance officer of Huntington high school. He resumed duties last week and plans to participate in sports as before his accident.
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New York
Lawrence Glidersleeve
Huntington
L. L
Huntington High School
Dersleeve
Gildersteeve
Robberies at the Ansonia Tie Up Mrs Schwab Family
Mrs Charles M Schwab wife of the former United States Steel president was robbed at the Hotel Ansonia along with others. A fan painter valuables and other items valued at about 20000 dollars were stolen. Frank F Fanning a Hotel Ansonia carpenter and Kate Gallacher were arrested on theft charges.
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New York
Charles M. Schwab
Unit States Steel Corporation
Ansonia
Watten
Frank F. Fanning
Hotel Ansonia
Kate Gallacher
Village burns in Jessup fire destroys hotel and post office
A large fire sweeps Jessup Georgia destroying the Strickland hotel where it began. Several stores and the post office are burned. The building housing the telephone exchange is on fire and there is no means to fight the flames.
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Jessup
Strickland Hotel
Deathbed Tragedy Across Time and Distance
W K Ryan dies at his father Thomas Fortune Ryan's home in Lynchburg after a race to reach him. The son had been transported 187 miles from Philadelphia to Washington by special train in an environmental bid to reach the bedside before death. The effort centered the parents' hopes on the child’s recovery.
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Scrip Telegraph Service
Lynchburg
W. K. Ryan
Thomas Fortune Rya Ryan
Philadelphia
Washington
Government Buys Horses for Cavalry Service
Maj. McConnell of Fort Sawto and Veterinary Surgeon Peters of Fort Walla Walla inspected horses for the United States cavalry in the Philippines furnished by the Lima Valley Horse Company. Thirty four head were accepted weighing from 800 to 1290 pounds. details limited by the damaged report.
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Maj. McConnell
Fort Sawto
Peters
Fort Walla Walla
United States Cavalry Service
Philippines
Lima Valley Horse Company
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