Bomb on Porch Blasts Home. Family Survives Devastation
A dynamite blast wrecked the front porch of Ivan P. Lee at 2006 Nye Avenue, nearly destroying the house and injuring none of the Lee family. Neighbors heard the explosion. police and detectives investigated, noting a long fuse and a large charge likely aimed at the sleeping household. Lee testified he faced no prior trouble, and authorities pursued leads about possible revenge by unknown assailants.
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Lee
Frank J. Wallace
York Station
Orly
Collee
Wala
Walge
Renton
Jackson St
Ivan P. Lee
Jemi
Ivan T. Lee
Nye Place
Gompers Final Appeal in Labor Federation Edition
The federation paper urges laboring men to vote Democratic, sent to Central Labor bodies nationwide. It defends political freedoms and rebuts Roosevelt, labeling Taft as unfriendly to labor in a special labor newspaper feature.
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Federation of Labor
United States
Gomypera
Roosevelt
Rodsevelt
Gompers
Taft
German journalist Kniepel aims for rare summit
Hans Otto Kniepel, touring for a German news syndicate, visits Seattle then heads to Constance to attempt climbing one of the Samoan region’s highest peaks. He has scaled many of the world’s steepest mountains.
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Hans Otto Kniepel
Seattle
Constance
Thie
Kniepel
Wreaths for the Living Contest Leads with Hi Gill in Front
Hi Gill holds a lead in the Wreaths for the Living contest with 978 votes, while B C Macy rises to second place with 914 and Frank McDermott drops to third. Ballots must be in to The Star office by noon tomorrow to count, with final standings included.
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Hi Gill
B.C. Macy
Post Office
Frank McDermot
Star Office
Hi! Oil
Frank McDermott
A. L. Cohen
William Sutherland
C. D. Hillman
John Cort
W. P. Trimble
John L. Wilson
Marion B. Baxter
W. H. Moore
Jacob Furth
James P. Agnew
Dr. M. A. Matthews
John H. Miller
Baward Clayson
John Slattery
A. J. Blethen
Bob Heckitt
F. M. Spinning
Charlies
Lynch
Hodge Captures Spotlight at Ballard Rally in Ballard
A large Ballard crowd cheers as republican candidate Hodge speaks at Junction Hall. He defends his record and salary plan, reads a critical letter, and endorses former Sheriff Cudihee while praising his opponent and urging votes for sheriff.
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Modge
Junction Hall
Ballard
bin Hortige
M. J. Carrigan
Firet
Jean Ro
Hodge
Kidnaper Pursued as Sheriff Seeks Escapee
A 20 man posse hunts a Skagit County log cutter kidnapped by a man described as Ba lish. The fugitive was pressed near Mount Vernon and shot at during a pursuit, with Deputy Branstad wounded and in Everett Hospital. The sheriff’s office asserts proof of guilt and warns of a possible pitched battle if captured.
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Bellingham
Balish
Skagit County
Harmon
Ony
English
Mount Vernon
Stephenson
Mason and Dunham
Sheriff's Office
Branstad
Sylvana
Fred Bratoat
Everett
Hurd
Sylvann
Celock
Sherif
Mt. Vernon
Poreurt Alt
Bef
Gylvana
Hearst Reads More Letters at Cooper Union Address
William R Hearst delivered a speech at Cooper Union denouncing both major parties and reading letters from John D Archbold of Standard Oil to Senator Sewell and from M D King and John T Maxwell. Hearst highlighted alleged pro labor opposition from Republicans and Democrats, citing letters praising anti labor union stances and opposing the eight hour bill.
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Ey United Press
New York
William H. Hearst
Cooper Union
Independence Y
John Drchbold
Standard of
Comany
William J. Sewell
New Jersey
Hearst
J. J. Gardner
House Committee On Labor
M. D. King
National Democratic Committee
D. M. Parry
Manufacturers' Association
John T. Maxwell
Parry
Manufacturers’ Association
Maxwell
One
Reading
Abor
Man Bitten by Dog in Georgetown Visit
James McMillan, 83, of 617 James St., was bitten last night when the dog at I. T. Godfrey’s Georgetown home leaped at him in darkness. His hand sustained serious lacerations as he protected his throat and he was transported to Seattle for medical care.
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James McMillan
James St
I. T. Godfrey
Georgetown
Seattle
Wappenstein named chief of police at exposition grounds
Directors appoint Wappenstein to police the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition grounds in Seattle. Opponents led by Mayor Miller and Vanderveer sought to block the selection, but officials say the private exposition will hire officers to keep thieves out and control crime on the grounds. Wappenstein vows to work with Seattle police and King County sheriff to maintain order.
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Pxane
Detac
Hodge
Beattie
Cc. W. Wappenstein
Wappenst
Mackintosh
Miller Ary
Wappenstein
Battle
Mackintosh Mf
Seattle
Miller
King County
Moore
Girl Allegedly Held In Fremont House of the Good Shepherd
Judge grants writ of habeas corpus to John Sands for Anna Sands alleging illegal confinement in the House of the Good Shepherd Fremont. The girl aged between 17 and 18 was sent there after juvenile court proceedings last January for two years, and the defense argues lack of jurisdiction over sentence beyond majority. Returgable order issued November 7.
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Rimaat
Edmunds
Crace
Peterson
McClurg
Ae Ae Tees
Lane St
Twentieth Av
Adam Brandt
Lane
Noble Jacobson
Gormb
Amunds
Mr. Lee
Pt South
Seetery
Rutter
Janel Parke
John Ll. Calhoun
Compars
A.Y.P. E Police
the Star
Times
Anl
John Williams
Idaho
First Judicial District
Shoshone
Wallace
Galary
John
Jack Williams
J. F
Merritt
Cudinee
Edward Cudibee
Cudihee
Labor
George D. Emory
State
Republican Committee
Thurston County
Cosgrove
A. Reynolds
Nf. Shields
John B. Ostrum
C. R. Hawkins
Vanderveer
Wapstein
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