Night Marshal Klein Case Postponed to August
The case against Night Marshal Klein of Georgetown was postponed to August for a preliminary before Justice George. The charge is grand larceny tied to the Rice robbery. a witness will testify Klein led Rice intoxicated to Smith's Lane. Bond set at $2,000 by saloonkeeper Nate McNatt. alibi defense claims Klein was home in bed at 7 AM.
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Georgetown
George
Klein
I. Rice
Tennant
Depuy
Nelson
Rice Ao
Smith's Lane
Meorgetown
Rice
Con
Kien
Kietn
Nate McNatt
Meorge
Princess Louise elopes to Rome with Count Mattasich
Princess Louise of Coburg arrives in Rome with Count Mattasich Keglevichs. They stay at the Hotel Pilnus under guards. The princess vows to prosecute those who imprisoned her. Witnesses say she and companions fled from Elster toward Munich, then switched to an automobile.
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Rome
Louise of Coburg
Elster
Saxony
Mattasich-Keglevicht
Pilnus
von Ruse
Munich
Reward Offered for Suspect in Dunham Murder
Photographs and accurate descriptions were sent to Wao Arizona where a man claimed as the Dunham murderer is in custody. If the man matches the description the sheriff will pursue him and the captors may receive a $10,000 reward.
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San Jose
Cal
Wao
Ariz
Dunham
Senator Fairbanks Opens Missouri Campaign in Kansas City
Senator Fairbanks arrived in Kansas City to open the republican campaign in Missouri. A convention hall meeting tonight is expected to draw about 20 000 attendees. He also spoke in Kansas City Kansas this afternoon.
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Kansas City
Senator Fairbanks
Missouri
Convention Hall
Kan
Section Man Injured Near Skykomish In Train Incident
Frank Serville a section man regained consciousness at Providence hospital after being found unconscious on the Skykomish railroad track. He was brought to the city hospital with suspected brain concussion and body bruises from a possible fall from a train. Miss Elizabeth Hyde offers a complimentary piano recital Friday afternoon at 2613 Woodlawn Avenue, Vermont. COLORS ARE SELLING with fall styles and hats at Brooks Co 1931 Second Avenue.
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Frank Serville
Providence Hospital
Skykomish
Elizabeth Hyde
Woodlawn Avenue
Vremont
WN. Brooks & Co
Second Avenue
Purse Snatching Report In City Street Case
Mrs. James Mitchell of 1422 Twentieth Avenue reports her purse snatched on Madison Street car follow home. Thief grabbed as she clung to it near her dark street corner. Loss includes 46 dollars Kaya and papers. Pursuer fled after handle broke.
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James Mitchell
Twentieth Avenue
Kaya
Madison Street
Anatcher
Merchant Missing in Beatile Clerical District
Max Csuceke a merchant of Se dro Woolley and Wik club member is reported missing by Beatile police. He left Hotel North ert Bedlro Woolley on August 31 and has not been seen since friends fear foul play or an accident. He is 31, of medium height slim build dark complexion. He wore a dark gray suit a straw hat and was smooth shaven.
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Wik Club
Beatile Police
Northert
Bedlro- Woolley
Runaway on Skagway Wharf Ends Without Fatalities
A double runaway on Skagway Alaska’s long wharf last Monday evening involved a City Transfer dray and a bus serving passengers bound for the Jefferson steamer. The collisions sent bystanders scrambling, but miraculously no lives were lost as crowds watched the prowling rigs crash into the deck end and the wagon front collapse.
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Long Wharf
Skagway
Alaska
City Transfer Company
Baa
Golden North Hotel
Jefferson
Bua
Accident survivor walks from dock crash after wild ride
A man believed dead after a wild dock accident emerged uninjured as he walked from the wreckage. The dray struck the dock end and slid uptown, where a crowd of onlookers gathered.
Justice Appointment in Brighton Precinct
County commissioners appointed H. A. White as justice of the peace for the Brighton precinct this morning following a petition from district residents.
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H. A. White
Brighton
British Bark Saragossa Wrecked Near Mangala Island
The British bark Saragossa, en route from Newcastle to San Francisco, was wrecked August 15 at Mangala Island in the Cook Islands. All crew and cargo were saved. Police reported the Hudson Bay Fur Company of 207 First Avenue missing two sealskin sacques, with the method of disappearance still a mystery.
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Auckland
Newcastle
San Francisco
Mangala
Weasels
Lews, Ijler
Hudson Bay Fur Company
First Avenue
Policeman Shot During Robbery on Portland Bridge
Portland September 2 Police Officer Ole Newon was shot twice and seriously wounded when Charles W. Walton attempted a street car robbery on a Willamette River bridge. Walton boarded as a passenger, masked and armed, but was tackled by officer Nelson who fought the robber amid a chaotic struggle on the car.
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Portland
Ole Newon
Charles W. Walton
Walton
Willamette Caic
Newee
Nelson
Fight Involving Wingham Participant Leads to San Francisco Teen's Arrest
Conduct G 4 Wingham took part during the fight Walton fired twice, both shots entering the officer's body. Then the motorman seized the revolver and struck Walton unconscious. Walton, a mere lad of about 19, is said to be a resident of San Francisco.
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Wingham
Walton
San Pranciaco
Bridges on Trial for Attempted Murder in Snoqualmie
Charles Bridges faces trial before Superior Judge Tallman for attempted murder after shooting Snoqualmie station agent Charlies Ingram during a May 8 robbery attempt at the Northern Pacific safe. Bridges, a Snoqualmie laborer, may plead insanity despite an insanity commission deeming him sane. The piece also notes Al-Ki Point election timing set for September 22 on incorporation.
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Charles Bridges
Charlies Ingram
Snoqualmie
Northern Pacific
Tallman
Bridges
Agram
Al-Ki Point
Married at Olympia in Early September
Walter G. Sutherland and Misa May Harton both of Beattie were wed yesterday at the First Presbyterian church residence in Olympia. Rev. R M Hayes officiated. The couple left for a bridal trip to Lake Cushman. Sutherland works in insurance and Harton is a stenographer with Fulton & Paben.
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Olympia
Wash
Walter G. Sutherland
Misa May Harton
Beattie
Edward T. Horn
R M. Hayes
First Presbyterian Church
Lake Cushman
Sutherland
Miss Barton
Fulton & Paben
County Auditor Sees August Filing Surge
The August report shows 600 more instruments filed than August last year. Total receipts amount to 4610.95, an increase of 688.76 over August 1903.
Lisle Suspenders and Shirts Sale at Bargain Prices
Local ad offers Lisle suspenders at 20 cents 1.50 and 2.00 fancy neg ligee shirts for 1.19. A clean sweep of all broken lots includes 5 leather suit cases priced at 3.90.
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Geripps News Ass'n
Scripps News Ass'n
Fairbanks
Serious News
Alan
Max Csuceke
Dro- Woolley
The
Skag
Tes
Thone
Waa
Justice AT
Bertpps News
Ming May Barton
Wal
Ter Sutherland
Capital City
A. Bridge & Co
Popular Price Clothiers
A Bridge & Co
A. Bridge & Co.—Clothiers
Lasi
Norfolk
Eton
Bon Marche
Second Ave
Sec
Osc
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