Youthful Burglars Arrested in North Avenue Break In
Detective C A Corning arrested two self confessed boys, Henry Hansen aged 4 and Rollin Loring aged 16, for breaking into M Jensen's residence at 310 Twenty fhat avenue north. A diamond ring remains missing. three rings and small savings banks were taken. They returned all recovered property and confessed. the case is under formal charges. They lived nearby and are now in the city jail.
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C. A. Corning
Henry Hansen
Rollin Loring
M. Jensen
Twentyfhat Avenue
Corning
Roosevelt Leaves White House Without Strike Statement
President Roosevelt exited the White House at 5 o clock and provided no information on the strike. A public statement is expected to be issued tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
White House
Change Hours For Meeting Chamber of Commerce
The chamber of commerce votes to move its regular meeting from 11:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. to accommodate members leaving work. Communications urge government aid to expand trade with Alaska and Canada. The Alaskan affairs committee will review a letter from Eagle City and related concerns. New members added include John T. Frant and others to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Alaska
Eagle City
Ia 'Hoe Mile
Dawson
Committee On
Te Yury
Brombe
John T. Frant Hea
Hehroeder Feichrosder
Deputy Sheriff Chases Roosters In Odd Levy
In King County a deputy sheriff pursuing a levy on a Swede farmer’s fowls chased misled by village rhyme. He failed to seize any birds except two hens, and laments retirement as hens elude capture after a long day of wandering through tangled thickets and incited by clucking calls.
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Cook
King County
Buch
Duwamish Head
Mr. Cook
Cudihee
Two Wives Meet At Grave Of Deceived Miner
In Scranton Pennsylvania two women converged at the grave of Edward Aplaknap after his explosion death in Mack Diamond WA. The first wife had him as spouse since 1888 and the second claimed marriage after his Philippine War service. An arrest occurred when wife No 1 pressed charges against rival claimant. The second wife had paid funeral expenses believing him truly her husband and was discharged, leaving for her western home.
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Scranton
Edward Aplak- Pap
Mack Diamond
Washington
Apeknep
Philippines
Aparkway
Pennsylvania
Aplaknap No. 1
No Aplaknap
Ryan Arrests Highlight Monday Night Robbery Case
M. F. Ryan, alleged to ambush a former partner on Second Avenue, was arrested by Officer T. Sorry and later released on a $1,000 recognizance bond. The incident involved forcing checks from H. Sweeney. In charity news, the Charity Organization Society outlined its new year expenses and committees and announced Mrs. A. J. Brown as assistant secretary to aid in patient visits and fundraising.
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M. F. Ryan
Second Avenue
T. Sorry
H. Sweeney
Charity Organization Society
Arma
L. Kohn
James Bothwell
J. P. Lavin
J. A. Gould
A. J. Brown
Asssistant
Dr. Thwing
Honest Man Expressman Reports Mislaid Delivery Trunk
An express man with a stand at the corner of Fliat avenue and Columbia street reported to the police this morning that he had a trunk he was told to deliver but could not locate the address.
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Fliat Avenue
Columbia Street
Morning Woodshed Fire Destroys Structure at Broadway
A woodshed at 107 Broadway was destroyed by a fire reported at 2 AM from hot ashes. Firefighters saved adjacent property. estimated loss about 15 dollars.
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Broadway
Mistaken Identity: Three Men Cleared in Burglary Case
John Humphries, Jim Wilson, and Frank A. Burnham were detained by Detectives Adama and Lane on suspicion related to the Benjamin burglary. They were released without charges after giving alibis and no evidence was found against them.
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John Humphries
Jim Wilson
Frank A. Burnham
Adama
Lane
Benjamin
Wreckage Indicates Sea Smashup Off Carmanah Point
Light keeper Daykin at Carmanah Point reports wreckage washing ashore in Victoria B C. A badly wrecked boat has drifted in with no identifying marks. The steamship Gaelways passed Neah Bay at 1 30 and is expected in Beatle at midnight.
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Victoria
B. C
Daykin
Carmanah Point
Gaelways
Neah Bay
Midnigte
Coal Strike Ends in Alabama After 6000 Miners Return
Settled in Birmingham on October 1 with 6000 miners to resume work the next day. Terms not published but it is reported coal companies will collect the assessment levied for striking anthracite miners. Some miners opposed paying the one dollar assessment. The strike began on October 6 after employers refused to exempt wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birming Ala
Trouble Feared at Fort McDowell Agency
The board of trade probes the Fort McDowell Indian agency troubles and aims to remove causes of danger as four hundred Apaches terrorize ranchers. settlers near breaking point, any clash could spark deadly conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoenix
Aris
Board of Trade
Fort McDowell Indian Agency
Burglar Confesses Murder During Break-In at Lexington
In Lexington on October 15 Earl Whitney of Nashville confessed to the murder of A B Chinn during an attempted burglary at Chinn's home. Whitney says another man assisted and he admits to other burglaries. A stenographer is recording the confession.
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Lexington
F Earl Whitney
Nashville
A. B. Chinn
Chinn
Whitney
Lipton's Challenge Arrives For Yacht Cup Race
Thomas Lipton's challenge for another cup race has arrived by Oceanic mail and will be officially read at the New York Yacht Club tonight. The challenge mirrors the two previous contests, calling for races between 60 foot sloops. The American-Hawaiian Company's freighter Oregonian left New York for Seattle at 8:30 this morning and last called at San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Lipton
Oceanic Mail
New York Yacht Club
Comny
Newhoe
Seattle
San Francisco
Inquest Finds Fault With Car Conductor and Motorman
Special Justice Hibbard rules William Craig death resulted from an unlawful act by conductor Kelley and motorman Buc Madden. Car was allowed to speed dangerously, making collision unavoidable after the Sept. 3 street car crash near Pittsfield.
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Pittsfield
Mare
Hibbard
William Craig
Roosevelt
Caye
Jn Kelley
Buc Madden
Mayor Schmitz to Meet UMW District Presidents in New York
In San Francisco on October 15 Mayor Schmitz plans to depart tomorrow at President Mitchells request to meet district presidents of the United Mine Workers in New York on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Schmitz
Mitchell
United Mine Workers At
New York
Tuesda
Aladdin Spectacular Co. Sued Over Missing Profits and Wardrobe
W K Price sues for 816 claiming he financed the Aladdin Spectacular Co. and received 35 weekly as treasurer. He alleges his name was removed from the Everett Billing and his costumes and cash not returned after a break up. The suit seeks return of funds and assets.
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Aladdin Spectacular Co
W. KR. Price
Mr. Price
Sam Pickett
Bertha Caylor
H. K. Davia
Price
Everett
Aladdin Company
Seattle Missing Child Case Trails Across State Lines
Police report a woman lured a 12 or 13 year old girl from a Bucoda home and took her toward Seattle. Detectives search for the pair, fearing possible trafficking. another 16 year old disappeared with the same woman, Mrs Pearl Cummings, with sightings in Anacortes and Seattle.
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Seattle
Hacoda
Anacortes
Nora Samuilson
Bucoda
Pearl Cummings
Heattle
Aomnens
Cummings
Beattle
Geologist Reports Alaska Copper Discoveries by Tanana Nebesna
Government Geologist Schrader reports from Central Alaska after surveying with 17 assistants. Large copper discoveries in the Tanana and Nebesna basins were found with immense river headwaters. The season's work will be mapped for Alaskan prospectors next year.
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Tacoma
Court activity and local society notes in Claviam area
Jearge Hatch of Claviam and Island counties operates in the superior court until return from the East. Judge Rudkin resumes duties at North Yakima home after acting for Judge Emory. McKinley Circle Ladies of the G A K meet tomorrow at 2 p m in New York block with an experience circle and a $1 contribution per member. Dancing, cards, refreshments planned. Navy Yard Excursion boats leave Colman dock at 9, 10 a m 1 15, 2 30 and 4 00. Fletcher and Carpenter realty ads and bicycle repair services noted.
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Jearge Hatch
Claviam
Island Counties
Superior Court
Rudkin
Emory
North Yakima
William D McKinley
New York
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Colman Dock
Train schedule changes for Beattie and area
The Northern Pacific announced new times for Sumas and Vancouver trains to Beattie at 6 10 p m arrival and 9 10 a m departure. Trains will also serve Hel lingham Bay with similar timings. A Whatcom line departs Beattie at 4 p m and reaches 12 30 p m. Additionally Wm B Phillips secured a building permit to build a two story dwelling at Til East Union street costing 7200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Sumas
Vancouver
Beattie
Tako
Hellingham Bay
Whatcom
B. Phillips
Death on the railroad track near Skykomish
Deputy Coroner investigates the death of J. Kelly a laborer found headless on a railroad line, run over by a light engine coming from Leavenworth. Witnesses say Kelly and two companions were drunk in Akkomish the night before. engine saw a form on track but could not stop. Kelly an unmarried man with little known family. Navy cruiser Philadelphia at yard. viewing times listed from Colman dock.
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Willeie Ia
Skykomish
J. Kelly
Leavenworth
Calder
Kelly
Akykomish
Tim
Ity
Seattle
D. S. Johnston Co. Expansion and Stock Sale Gains Buzz
The article notes widespread talk of D. S. Johnston Co.’s expansive sale with surplus stock across the Northwest and Alaska. The fourth week opens briskly as the closing out sale of sheet material continues, highlighting a major expansion and discounted stock across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Johnston Co
Northwest
Alaska
Pianos and Organs Deeply Discounted in Clearance Sale
Large stock of upright pianos organs offered at substantial discounts with prices from 95 to 400 plus styles. Second hand organs available and easy payments offered. Sheet music department closing out with drastic reductions and ao postage notes. Store hours include Saturday evenings.
Courtroom Revolver Incident Ends Briefly in Dispute
In a mining suit in Justice Cann’s court, Dr. Eugene Jordan grew angry at attorney P. V. Davin and attempted to strike with an umbrella. Davin reached for a ink blotter for defense as Jordan’s hip pocket actions raised concerns. a revolver appeared but was quickly disarmed by the court and the two men quieted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Jordan
Justice Cann
Jordan
Justice Court
P. V. Davin
Nar
Davie
Dr. Jordan
Seattle Gas & Electric Co reorganizes. focuses on gas
Notice states the company has no electricity generation plant and will distribute gas while gas services expand. It will transfer electrical customer care to Seattle Electric Co during the pending transfer of electric business, continuing gas manufacturing and distribution with an enlarged plant and system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Gas & Electric Co
Seattle Electric Co
D S Johnston Co General Music Dealers Burke Building
The Johnston Company lists its address as 903 Second Avenue in the Burke Building as a general music dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Music Dealers
Second Avenue
Burke Building
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Oregon
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Nome
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Wild Goose Mining Company
Santa Barbara
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Yesler
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Clackamas Gold Mining Company
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Coatte
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Glover
Rainier
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May’s Hall
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