Will of Rare Nl with Cam Te
Fragmentary OCR reads about a will involving Cam Te and a rare NL item, with uncertain connections. No clear dates or entities beyond Cam and NL appear in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1908
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads about a will involving Cam Te and a rare NL item, with uncertain connections. No clear dates or entities beyond Cam and NL appear in the readable text.
A headless body was discovered on the east shore of Beas Juanita by William McCorkle and his son while hunting. They notified Deputy Coroner S. F. Wiltsie, and authorities dispatched a doctor and sheriff’s officer to the scene as the investigation begins.
Bob Hodge seeks the Republican sheriff nomination and will speak at Arcade Hall between Union and University in Seattle. The event aims to energize voters ahead of the primaries with other speakers and songs, encouraging turnout and precinct participation.
United Press reports a powerful storm off the coast of England wrecked the Queen excursion ship and stranded several vessels. Two of 33 crew died, four passengers remain missing, while lifeboats rescued most aboard amid mounting danger and frantic lifeboat evacuations.
United Press reports that Bryan personally pledged that Democratic promises would be fulfilled if elected. He arrived by train at Fargo and received a cheering reception, with two hours of handshakes after a breakfast parade. He spoke at a noon dinner and then proceeded to Grand Forks for an evening address, with a late-night arrival planned in Sioux City.
A Seattle bound wife of Lee H Johnston pleads for explanations after his arrest for the murder of Belle Gilchrist in Butte. Johnston admits bigamy, having two wives, and faces transfer to Nome. Police describe a tangled case of fraud and concealed death with multiple regional connections.
Miss Ethel Shankland, missing since leaving the First Presbyterian church, returned to 609 John street today. She appeared weak from hunger and would not explain her absence to her parents or police, offering only that she had tried to reach home for four days. A Star reporter found no new details at the Moore residence.
Samuel G. Cosgrove, seeking the Republican gubernatorial nomination, told a Renton gathering that his early fight was for local option and that he has supported it since. Jones, former mayor and current Renton mine superintendent, presided. Cosgrove plans further talks at multiple city venues including Kent, West Seattle, Wilkeson, Auburn, and Freemont with stops at Hite club house and Junction hall.
Bob Hodge a sheriff candidate in the Republican primaries drew a hearty ovation at a Scandinavian American Republican club gathering in Ballard city hall. He spoke on a business like administration for the county and was asked to take a seat on the platform as other candidates received only mild applause.
Former Sheriff Edward Cudihee lauds Bob Hodge as an exemplary deputy at Black Diamond. He cites impartial enforcement, flawless service, and support from local business leaders who funded his initial salary, saying Hodge would make a "first class" sheriff if elected.
J. A. Cummings, a Toronto express switchman, walked from the train while asleep and fell to his death 100 miles east of Fort William en route from a holiday in Fergus Ontario. He was returning to work.
In Havana province authorities rush to secure over 400000 pesos missing from the local post office after an inventory exposed the theft. Ricardo Rodriguez, head of the supply bureau, is being sought after he disappeared when the crime surfaced. Manuel Elies editor of El Vigilante was shot by Manuel Estrada editor of El Reporter in Manzanillo amid post office scandal. The coroner's jury ordered Estrada to answer murder charges.
Rear Admiral Henry Glass retired former Pacific fleet commander arrived at Paso Robles Hot Springs from Berkeley with his family. Dr Shielda of Oakland said recovery was unlikely. Glass, long prominent on the Pacific coast, had abdominal ailments for two months and underwent surgery. Five physicians remained at his bedside.
The Queen Louise balloon, piloted by Lt J J Bennett with Tom L Semple, was pulled onto Lake Erie near Pigeon Island due to a faulty valve after departing Columbus. Separately in Piqua, Chicago balloon landed 64 miles northeast of Fletcher after a 4000 foot drop, pilots Coey and Rumbaugh praising the race effort.
J Nego loff a Russian presser at Novelty Skirt Mfg Co seeks police protection in Seattle after accusing I Berman also called O Carlson of murder. Negoloff, living with Berman on Jackson St near 13th Ave, says he was fired for exposing Berman's criminal past and fears a death plot funded by Carlson supporters. Detective Corbett has alerted Russian authorities and Berman remains jailed awaiting instructions.
The Star reports seven days of public evidence accusing Market Inspector Cheadle of graft. Testimony by K Soto a Japanese farmer and J Clemans details payments of cash and honey to secure stalls and favorable treatment at the public market, with witnesses corroborating the incidents. Mayor Miller faces scrutiny over keeping the publicly denounced inspector in office.
Veterans and visitors gathered for the dedication of a G A R monument at Fort Meigs honoring Civil War service. Ohio Governor Harris Kentucky Governor Willson Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor Murphey Virginia Major Hunter and Senator Foraker attended as speakers. A grand parade is planned for tomorrow.
Toledo dispatch reports debate over encampment site with cities such as Seattle Salt Lake Washington D C and Pittsburgh under consideration. Names mentioned include former Minnesota Governor Van Sant Henry Neville of Red Bank New Jersey and Col Dickinson of Chicago as possible commander in chief candidates.
Toledo reports the principal event of the Grand Army of the Republic reunion is the dedication of a monument to Civil War dead at Fort Meiga. The city fills with thousands attending the ceremony and related activities.
All sons of veterans whether or not members of the local order are asked to meet tonight at 431 Holer block. Matters of importance are to be discussed.
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