Tattooed Scaffold Shape Sways Kid White Toward Faith
A long-ago tattoo artist childhood ties and a ritual scaffold design haunt Kid White as he faces execution. A Catholic priest counsels him. White hides his leg tattoo with a bandage and clings to a prayer book while considering appeals and pardon.
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Nan Bxybee
Kid" White
Kid” White
Jack Tate
White
Kid
Chicago
Pat
Walla Walla
Fellows
Murphy
Woman Dies After Falling Into Yellowstone Spring
Miss Fannie Wicks of Washington D C died in Livingston after stepping back near a geyser at Yellowstone Park and plunging into a scalding spring. Her body was severely burned from the waist down, ending in death last night.
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Butte
Mont
Fannie Wicks
Washe Ington
D.C
Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Three Couples Wed In Trio Of Local Weddings
Three pairs exchanged vows on Tuesday in local ceremonies. George H. Steel wed Miss Mary Letitia Anderson at St. Mark's Episcopal Church at noon. Max Harrison married Miss Kate Holmes at home at 8 pm. Rev Dr Llwyd united Warren Hamilton Taylor and Miss Patty Harrington at the bride’s home 7064 Ninth Street at 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Steel
Mary Letitia Anderson
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Max Harrison
Kate Holmes
Henry Elliott Holmes
Dr. Llwyd
Warren Hamilton Taylor
Patty Harrington
Peary Leaves Etap Greenland for Far North
Telegram from Commander Peary reports departure from Etap Greenland on August 16 with 26 Me. kimmos and 260 dogs. He says all is well.
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Brooklyn
Peary
Etop
Greenland
Kimmos
Butterworth Dies in Warren District at 65
R. Warren reports the death of Hese Kiah Butterworth aged 65 who passed away here today from illness. The author and oe figure was noted locally for prior writings and community involvement. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by the family.
Saloon Limit Debate Delayed as Panel Postpones Third Avenue Rule
After extensive discussion the licence committee postponed the proposed ordinance to extend saloon limits along Third avenue for another week. Burnett opposed fixed limits arguing more saloons would worsen effects seen on Mike. The panel also considered abolishing limits altogether.
Lone Chinaman Dies at Snohomish County
Sing Ping Henry, a well known Snohomish county resident, died Monday night in Everett. Once常 bantered as a Chinese immigrant he rejected his homeland and claimed to be American, remaining the sole Chinese resident in the county for years.
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Everett
Sing Ping Henry
Snohomteh County
United States
Cotterll Discusses Municipal Ownership In North Seattle
George F. Cotterll spoke to the North Seattle Improvement Club on municipal ownership and blocked franchises for second and Westlake. He warned granting them would harm residents in the city’s north half a decade hence. Club members joined the stance with no formal action. Captain Harry Struve, son of Judge Struve, arrived from San Francisco aboard the Queen and denied blockade running reports.
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George F. Cotterll
North
Harry Struve
H. G. Struve
San Francisco
Queen
Veterans March Through Denver in Civil War Parade
More than 65,000 Civil War veterans led a parade in Denver with about 206,000 spectators. Veterans were showered with mountain and hot house flowers and snowballs each containing a rose. The crowd cheered as Corporal Tanner and General Brown of Ohio emerged as leading commander-in-chief candidates.
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James Tanner
Jim Tanner
Denver
Harrison
Tanner
Bull Rus
Richmondville
N. Y
Tanner Ie al
Washington, D. C
Corporal Tanner
General Brown
Ohio
State board of equalization meets at Olympia
The state board of equalization convened in Olympia to set state taxes for counties. Members include Sam Nichols C W Clausen and E E W Ross with tax commissioners acting as members. The board cannot raise county assessments but can adjust state tax obligations, potentially increasing burdens on all taxpayers, especially the poor. E J Knapp, missionary from Point Hope, arrived in Seattle from Nome.
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Olympia
State Board of Equalization
Sam Nichols
C. W. Clausen
E E. W. Ross
State Board
King County Assensor
King County
E. J. Knapp
Point Hope
Arctic Circle
Seattle
Nome
Asher and Wise to Address Temple de Hirsch Meeting
Hugo K. Asher and Otto L Wise of the Independent Order of Baal Brith District No. 4 arrive from Portland on Wednesday evening to address a Temple de Hirsch gathering. They are described as prominent men and well known orators.
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Hugo K. Asher
Otto L Wise
Independent
Order of Baal Brith
Portland
Temple de Hirsch
Judge Parker Gets Fat Job At Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Former Judge Alton B. Parker to become chief counsel for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company at an annual salary of $100,000. The announcement follows a court martial matter involving Ensign Charlie Wade and the Bennington explosion. Wade underwent appendicitis surgery and is reported doing well.
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New York
Alton BR. Parker
Professor Collins
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Vallejo
Cal
Charlies T. Wade
Bennington
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