Judge Scolds Jury Over Kalkofen Case at Trial
United Press reports Judge Freiver spoke after the not guilty verdict in the Jehan Kalkofen case. He urged the jury to punish men who assault girls and noted many girls are sent to the House of the Good Shepherd. He criticized ongoing predatory behavior and called for protection of young women.
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United Press
Ore
Jehan Kalpoten
Fraver
Eirewis Court
Kalkofen
Portland
San Osan
Shawver
Hawley
Kalkoft
Atria
House of the Good Shepherd
Travel Agent Vacancy Fills Spokane Assignment
Officials report a switch in traveling passenger agent duties for the Southern Pacific system. Mr Jones is incapacitated and Mr Patins resigns. Mr McMur becomes acting head of headquarters with Craggie and Jenkins assisting in Spokane.
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Pasenager
Harriman Hines
Oregon
Jones
Spokace
Patins
Wim. McMuraoder
Spokane
Rataran
Jenkins
Craggie
Etn
Martin
TOKIO Bonds Reach New High Amid Government Sale
The Tokyo market reports the sale of 116 960 Ce per cent starting bonds the largest operation this year for the government with funds raised in New York and Paris last March. The secretary of state filed claims on the estate of Henry West and notes the Mutr betel valued at 600 000 with other listed assets.
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Tokio
New York
Paris
Henry Wes
Navy Yard
Sued on Note Overdue By Puget Sound National Bank
W. L. Dudley is sued by Puget Sound National Bank on a note for 2686 dollars dated October 1901. The note is indorsed by B. J. Rathmore and KR. V. Ankeny. The complaint states no interest or principal has ever been paid.
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W. L. Dudley
Puget Sound National Bank
B. J. Rathmore
KR. V. Ankeny
Portland Restaurant Liquor Hours Restricted Like Saloons
Portland officials move to ban late serving of alcohol in restaurants, aligning their hours with saloons. City Attorney Kavanaugh drafted the ordinance, likely to pass, with penalties from 26 to 100 dollars and possible imprisonment. Several restaurants currently sell drinks after hours, paying 300 dollar annual licenses versus 800 for saloons.
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Portland
Ore
Liquericense
Kavanaugh
Hughes to address G. A. R. veterans and parade review
Governor Hughes will speak at a reception for Grand Army of the Republic veterans this evening and review the annual parade tomorrow. The encampment's first session runs Thursday with national officers to be elected. Roosevelt will not participate in Cleveland mayoral campaign.
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Hughes Day
Grand Army
Curse of Monte Carlo Moves England to End Immoral Gambling Spot
London dispatch reports Monte Carlo branded the world's most immoral gambling hub with rising suicides and murders linked to gaming losses. Moe Levin murder cited as catalyst. English and American honeymoon couple also died amid debts and gambling ruin. Public agitation urged Roosevelt to lead crusade against the plague of Christendom.
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Monte Carlo
England
Roosevelt
Chusade
Christendom
Seattle Star
London
Moe
Mmna Levin
Vere Goold
Ap Eaglieh
Hie
France
Maarseillen
Goolds
Mme Levin
Castellamare
Ite
Monte Carlco
Black Cat Banquet Brings Northwest Members Together
Star Special Service reports the annual district concantenation of the Black Cat order in Olympia on September 10 attended by representatives from the Northwest. A large group of "Kittens" joined initiations, with Frank B. Cole of the West Coast Lumberman as toastmaster.
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Northwest
Frank B. Cole
West Coast Lumberman
Secretary Root Gains Weight After Milly Muldoon Sanitarium Visit
Secretary Root reports feeling like a new man after a stay at Milly Muldoon sanitarium. He claims he has gained several pounds and appears healthier and more energetic since his visit.
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New York
Root
Lke
Milly Muldoon
Bubonic Plague Increases in San Francisco Area
In San Francisco on September 10, reports show 21 plague cases with 10 deaths to date. Berkeley cases proved fatal, and two more deaths occurred yesterday as the outbreak grew.
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San Francisco
Berkeley
Fatal Auto Race Sparks Injuries and Death in National Circuit
In Pittsburg a wheel tire separated from a racing car injuring Walter Christie and fatally injuring Rex Reiner and another machinist. Rex Reiner presided over the association. a wheel tire incident hurled occupants into a stone wall. In Bellingham officials clash over police protection of Hindus amid city tensions and salary disputes with Wappenstein.
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Pittsburg
Walter Christie
Rex Reinerstone
Association
Murder trial set for William Dell in Blaine killing
Eight jurors were chosen and the Blaine murder case of Addie Roper is underway in Bellingham. The court adjourned with jurors to be completed and testimony being saved by electricity at the 609 Peoples Bank store corner.
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United Press
Bellingham
Wiliam Dell
Blaine
Addie Ropper
Itte
Testi Me Tran
Bank Midm
Second
Pike St. Eee
Honor Judge Bfinkkan to Convene Court Session
An honor judge named Bfinkkan will convene in the United States circuit court of appeals courtroom until further notice. The session involves ongoing matters linked to the court and federal officials.
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Shinker
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Fairbanks Address Highlights Michigan Conference Session
President Fairbanks participated in the Michigan conference's seventy second session. The event marked the semicentennial since the Detroit conference separated from the Michigan body with speeches by the vice president and college presidents.
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Almson
Mid
Fairbanks
Michigan
Methodistic
Ohurch
Detroit
Addrones
Lumbermen Protest New Lumber Rates
The lumbermen of the state sent a protest to Washington asking that railroads not implement the new east bound lumber rates until the lumbermen petition is heard by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Portland
Washington, D.C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mayo Miles Charged With Second Degree Murder
Mayo Miles, labeled as a negress, stood trial before Judge Morrie yesterday for the murder of Della Davia, killed on July 2 after a drunken quarrel between the two women, the report states.
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Mayo Miles
Morrie
Della Davia
Meeting of the Seattle Mar Association Tomorrow
A meeting of the Seattle Mar Association will be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. A dinner will still be given at 6 30 at the Rathakoller. NORFOLK VA Sept 10 The Jamestown exposition awards jury begins work today with Dr. Albert Shew as president and Ambrose Swasey as vice president.
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Seattle Mar Association
Chamber of Commercce
Rathakoller
Norfolk
Albert Shew
American Review of Reviews
Ambrose Swasey
Columbrna, C
Debate over Monte Carlo gambling and reform bids
The text discusses a push to close the Monte Carlo Casino amid concerns about murder and costliness of gambling. It notes possible involvement by President Roosevelt and hopes for unanimous great-power action to shut Monaco's casino, detailing profits, bonuses, and a long concession term that anti-gambling advocates want terminated.
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Monte Carlo
England
Roosevelt
Prince of Monaco
Lusitania Leads In Record Atlantic Voyage
York, Sept 16 The Centiner Lusitania the fastest craft on the Atlantic and on her first trip to this city has passed the Lucania the steamer which sailed from Queenstown the same day and which has held the Canada to United States record.
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York
Lusitania
Atlantic
Lucania
Queenstown
Eagland
Echo of the Frisco Fire
Mrs. Thine Lavenberg aged 68 and her daughter Julia Levenberg aged 18 have been sent to the asylum for the insane following the San Francisco earthquake and fire. The two passed through the terrible catastrophe in Chicago.
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Chicago
Thine Lavenberg
Juhia Levenberg
Asylum For
San Francisco
merchant Wesley W. Herbert attempts murder suicide
Washington report says Wesley I. Herbert, a noted merchant, failed to reconcile with his separated wife last night. He attempted to kill her, wounded her, then shot himself and is expected to die.
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Washington
Weslington I. Herbert
Tour of the State Eastern Washington Excursion Planned
The Chamber of Commerce will host a tour of Eastern Washington on September 24. A special Northern Pacific train will depart the city and return the same day via the Great Northern, offering a daylong outing for participants.
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Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Thegin
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Landmark Destroyed in North Yakima Fire
The Varian hotel, a regional landmark, was totally destroyed by fire in North Yakima on September 1. A modern structure will be erected to replace the burned property.
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North Yakima
Varian
Hindus Arrested Amid Grays Harbor Labor Clash
In Aberdeen Washington during September a dispute at the Weat mill escalated between Hindu workers and white employees. Albert Stele, a teamster, was badly beaten. Police and local officials move to clear tensions and restore order along Grays Harbor.
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Hinder
Grays Harbor
Weat
White Mill
Albert Stele
Mallingham
Tea and refund offer from Schilling’s Best grower
A fragment notes a teacup taste and a boast that the grower will refund money if the buyer dislikes Schilling's Best tea. The line hints at a promotional pitch and time of day inquiry.
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Schilling
Excursions East and Midwest Rail Rates Listed
The notice advertises trips to Jamestown, Chicago, St Louis, Omaha, and Kansas City with return fares from 60.00 to 98.10. Tickets and reservations are available at Union Ticket Office, 608 First Ave, E. Be Kilts, Gent Agt.
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Oregon
KR. R. & Naw, Co
Jamestown
Chicago
St. Lonie
Omehe
Kansas City
Missouri River Pointe
Union Ticket Office
First Ave
E. BE. Kilts
Gent
Agt
Dawson News Notes Shift to Soda Pop and Cider Trade
In Dawson on Sept 10 the once bustling halls now host soda pop and cider instead of beer. Reports indicate sales have grown, with business increasing beyond former levels.
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Dawson
Y. T
City comet denounced over poor selling at interstate fair
Spokane officials adopt resolutions denouncing city comet for permitting poor selling at the interstate fair as the Ceolumida river conference of the Methodiat Eplisecopail cimreh closes.
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Spokane
Comet
The
Methodiat Eplisecopail Cimreh
Morocco Faces Indemnity Payment Decision
Paris reports Sept 1. The cabinet debated who bears blame for July 30 massacres. Conclusion holds Morocco responsible and proposes indemnities be fixed by an international committee.
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Paris
Moresco
Mayor Defies Rules as Streetcar Platform Ruling Causes Standoff
In Tacoma on September 1 Mayor Wright challenged an order allowing passengers to ride on streetcar platforms. The mayor and conductor objected and the dispute was arbitrated, but the mayor persisted on the platform.
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Tacoma
Wright
Naval
Murder Suspected in Rancher Death at North Yakima
North Yakima Sept 10. W W Phillips rancher found dead near his home day suspected murdered not suicide. Coroner investigating. Spokane Sept 10. Frank Bune dive keeper fined 400 dollars for attempting to bribe Chief of Police Rice.
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North Yakima
W. W. Phillips
Spokane
Bune
Rice
Insane Patient Attempts Suicide En Route to Stetlac
TACOMA Sept 10 K A Hitchik an insane patient attempted to take his own life last night en route Stetlac by cutting the artery of weerie with a pen knife. He was greatly affected by his experiences and went on arte. Attempts death by own action.
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Tacoma
A. Hitchik
Stetlac
Weerie
Owls Hold National Session in South Bend
The Order of Owls convened its national session in Owls hall South Bend with mottoes stressing humility. Supreme President John W. Talbot reports nests from New York to San Francisco and a membership of 90,006, up 75,000 in the last year.
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South Bend
Ind
Order of ‘Owls
Owls Hall
John W. Talbot
New York
San Francisco
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