Nome Fugitive Urquhart Held After Arizona Robbery
William Urquhart alias Bob McCullough alias Hob Kennedy alias J H Hall alias Red Sweater Kid, held in Alaska jail for robbery of a government employee of 240 dollars in Nome 1905. Special Agent J F Warren reports past crimes include Bisbee Arizona gambling hall hold up and a five year Yuma penitentiary sentence.
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William Urquhart
Bob McCullough
Hob Kennedy
J. H. Hall
Red Sweater Kid
Nome
J. F Warren
Second Judicial District
Alaska
MecCloud
Alberta
Urquhart
Seattle
Warren
Bisbee
Arizona
Yuma
Immigration probe shifts to Victoria as Empress of India arrives
The Vancouver investigation into Chinese immigration and alleged head tax losses moves to Victoria with the Empress of India due to dock. Special agents Foster and David Lew travel to meet the liner as Customs orders landings of all Chinese bound for Canada at Victoria. The steamer carries about 300 Chinese aboard.
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Victoria
B. C
Vancouver
Canada
United States
Hong Kong
Foster
David Lew
Talks on Teeth by the Regal Dentists
A patient praises painless dental work and quality timing at Regal Dental Offices. The ad asserts a written guarantee for all procedures and claims years of experience, promising comfort and no pain during extractions fillings and crowns. Located at 1405 Third Ave near Union St.
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Regal Dentists
Regal Dental Offices
Third Av
Cor
Union
Foley Kidney Pilla Publicity Claim Ad
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pilla as a health remedy for toning and regulating kidneys and bladder and curing backache. The copy names Bartell Drug Stores and Quaker Drug Co as distributors.
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Bartell Drug Stores
Quaker Drug Co
Foley's Honey and Tar In Yellow Package
A historic ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable medicine not a narcotic. It claims genuine product safety and effectiveness with no opiates and urges customers to refuse substitutes at Bar tell Drug Stores and Quaker Drug Co.
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Foley
Bartell Drug Stores
Quaker Drug Co
Roosevelt Defends New Nationalism in Georgia Tour
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Rome Georgia and campaigns through Knoxville Tennessee defending New Nationalism and denouncing Mayor Gill. Local clubs push recall moves against Gill Wappenstein with 600 petitions to be circulated by ward captains and circulators under Public Welfare league oversight.
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Roosevelt
HI Gill
Eugene Way
Max Wardall
Col. H. H. Thompson
Public Welfare League
Prof. Miller
Gill Gang
Pitched Battle With Posse at Cameron Dam
Fifty deputy sheriffs armed with dynamite and rifles attack the Diets cabin at Cameron Dam as Dietz and his family hold out for five days. Shots burst around the cabin and deputies plan a sundown rush to end the siege. several deaths and numerous injuries are anticipated.
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Leslie
Madden
Dietz
Wis
Cameron Dam
John Diets
Diets
Wisconsin
Diets Cabin
Authorities deny Gatling gun use at cabin amid safety fears
Chief Deputy Thorbahn said the state refused to deploy a Gatling gun to the cabin to threaten Dietz and his family. He announced plans to intensify pressure and warned Dietz or his dead body would be brought in if sight failed.
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Thorbahn
Dietz
Dietz Standoff Endangers Family in Land Dispute
Deputies siege a cabin where Dietz resists surrender over land litigation. His son is feared at large with another possible accomplice inside. Dietz fires on deputies, who return fire. governors and attorney generals intervene, offering trial safeguards and venue changes.
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Diets
Dietz
Dauhter
Gov
Davidson
Gilbert
Lessons on adopting new weapons and dealing with powerful interests
The passage argues for embracing new tech in military and civilian life while preserving the same spirit of resolve. It warns against clinging to old methods when facing modern challenges and calls for collective action to address the dominance of a few powerful interests, epitomized by a vast railway system, through national leadership.
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Grant
Lee
Sam
Local figure aims to improve New York state conditions
A protest leader in New York state pushed for improved living conditions and spoke about efforts to address local grievances. He emphasized community support and highlighted ongoing advocacy work in the state capital.
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New York State
Leaders Clash in Dynamite Search
The Los Angeles Times bombing probe reports the blast came from nitro or glycerine placed in an alley near the plant. Attorney Rogers leads the Merchants and Manufacturers investigation with Dayne as city detective in active pursuit of assigned crews. Seventeen bodies have been found with at least six more believed missing as burial plans are prepared.
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Times
Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles Times
Rogers
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
San Francisco
W. J. Burna
Dayne
Loso Angeles Police Department
Burne
Gaby Des Lys for America to Open in Thanksgiving Week
Ziegfeld Jr announced securing a one year option for Mile. Gaby Des Lys to appear in America at 2500 dollars per week plus supporting dancers. He praised her as a top performer and noted her French background and early start in Paris and London venues.
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Ziegfeld, Jr
Gaby Des Lys
America
Allie, Des Lys
Ziegfeld
Rockefeller
Des Lys
Olympic Theatre
Paria
Fred Wright
Jia Jiten
Alhambra Theatre
London
Message From Metz Instructs Son To Surrender
An ultimatum from Metz urged surrender by promising to fight for Cameron Dam and his family. His five year old son attached the note to a tree near the cabin before fleeing. Deputies advancing on the site were repelled by a warning shot and Dietz was later seen at a cabin window.
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Cameron Dam
Assassina
Metz
Michigan
Dietz
Thank You Letter From Holy Rosary Church Weat Seattle
The Holy Rosary church of Weat Seattle expresses gratitude through a letter to Denar Editor Star for advertising their recent church fair at the Maritime building. The rector M J O Callahen thanks merchants and Seattle business leaders for patronage and donations and wishes God’s blessing on all.
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Holy Rosary Church
Weat
Seattle
Maritime Building
Denar
M. J. O'Callahen
KING CABLES GIRL
Vienna reports Mile Gaby Des Lys, once linked to exiled King Manuel of Portugal, has received three offers from American theater managers to perform in New York next season. She plans to sign contracts soon and says the king sent a lengthy cable from Gibraltar saying he will see her in Paris October 16.
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Vienna
Gaby Des Lys
Manuel of
Portugal
New York
Gibraltar
Paris
Gaby
Rumors of King’s Banishment Spark Unconfirmed Turmoil
Reports claim the king may have fled to Gibraltar after banishment but could not be confirmed. President Braga frames the unrest as hopeful for republicans while warning against excess. Priests are jailed on sedition charges and the new government plans to seize church lands and monasteries, promoting successful officers.
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Ita
Republic
King of Coins T Nelson Downs Shifts Gears in Seattle Show
The article profiles T Nelson Downs aka Tom Downs, telegraph operator turned magician, now a major variety act in Seattle. It notes his wealth from real estate, a busy tour schedule, and a humorous demand for a Dutch luncheon costing 14.35 a sign of his lavish lifestyle.
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T. Nelson Downs
T. Nelson
Colina
Downs
Ao T. Nelson
Tom Downs
O. K
Variety House
Benjamin Franklin Keith
Variety
Anastasia
Hiowe
Thomas
T. Nelson Downes
Phoenix
Ariz
Bureau of Statistics
The
Elks
Monks Reported Killed and Wounded in Monastery Clash
Reports say 12 monks were killed and 60 seriously wounded during a clash with republicans. Surviving monks were allowed to depart with their dead and injured. Later advices say several hundred monks joined the conflict as two republican regiments fought. Serious fighting accompanied expulsions from other monasteries with heavy losses.
Dom Manuel Sails for Oporto to Regain Throne
A Gibraltar dispatch reports Dom Manuel has sailed for Oporto to rally his army and recover the throne. The message is unofficial and unconfirmed.
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London
Gibraltar
Dom Manuel
Oporto
Non-Partisan Candidates Face Ballot Heading Ruling
Attorney General Bevin at Olympia says non-partisan supreme court candidates cannot appear on both Democratic and Non-Partisan ballots. If conventions were combined, names could have appeared under both headings. Separate conventions make the arrangement legal, shifting the question to county superior courts.
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Supreme Court
Bei
Olympia
Howell
Hell
Judiciary League
Seattle traveler found dead in hotel room
W. E Harlan a Seattle traveling man was found dead in his hotel bed in Pellingham after failing to respond to repeated calls. The death is attributed to heart failure.
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Pellingham
W. E Harlan
Seattle
Funchal for Victims of Times Disaster Held in Los Angeles
Funeral services for 14 victims of the Times building explosion will be held at the Auditorium tomorrow afternoon with Rev Hubert J. Burdette presiding. Public services are planned to seat about 5,000, and pallbearers will be Times staff from among survivors and attendees. A benefit for widows and children is planned for October 20 with box auction at noon and contributions from local theaters and companies. The show is to run 2 PM to 6 PM with details announced beforehand.
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the Star
Clyde Fitch
the Moore
Upstate
New York
Fitch
The
Starle
Star
Ethel Martin
Los Angeles
Timen
Hubert J. Burdette
Times
Girl sues theatre usher for 25000 in broken engagement case
Francis Wenzel accuses Charlie Steinfield an usher at a vaudeville house of failing to wed after two-year romance. She seeks 25000 in damages claiming the failed marriage ruined her fortune, denouncing his broken vow and lost happiness.
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Charlie Steinfield
Francis Wenzel
Charlie
Francie
Mendelssohn
Wenzel
Pinchot Joins T. R. At Atlanta Today
Gif ford Pinchot former chief forester joined Col. Roosevelt in Atlanta Ga today as part of the Roosevelt lecture tour. It is not stated whether Pinchot will continue on the tour.
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Pinchot
T. R
Atlanta
Gifford Pinchot
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Zengle Wins in Chadwick at Fairmount Park Race
Philadelphia race report Zengle wins the Chadwick event at Fairmount Park finishing five seconds ahead of Mulford in a Loxier car.
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Philadelphia
Zengle
Chadwick
Mulford
Balloon figures questioned by investigating committee amid city graft claims
Fragmented report notes balloon men linked to graft probes and city council tensions. Mentions temper in council, saloon ties, and possible testimony with unclear names or dates.
Spokane woman praises Bake Owens rheumatism cure visit
Mrs E L Riggs of Spokane recounts relief from years of rheumatic pain after visiting Seattle for Beattie and Bake Owen treatments. She credits the care, nurses, and local offices at People’s Bank Ridg corner Sayne Ave and Pike St for offering relief and rest.
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E. Pine St
Seattle
Beattie
Mra
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