Bandit Pittrich Faces Murder Trial Over Kent Killing
The case centers on fANDIT PITTRICH charged with first degree murder in the death of former Kent night watchman Harry Miller during an April 9 shooting in Kent. Co-defendants Mike Alagich and John Lundy are charged similarly and to be tried separately. Prosecutors say Pittrich and companions pursued by authorities after the Homewood incident.
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Tle
King Miller
Kent
Sheriff's Office of
Kings
Pursuit Through Cascades Ends in Capture After Battle
Deput Sheriff Matt Starwich and justice of the peace J C Storey of Ravenodale effected the capture after another pitched battle in which Storey was wounded during the effort to reach liberty in the Cascade mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Mountains
Matt Starwich
J. C. Storey
Ravenadale
Storey
Mead to Appeal to U S Supreme Court Over Oregon Initiative
Gov Mead announces an appeal to the United States Supreme Court to decide the validity of Oregon’s initiative fight lane affecting Columbia River fishermen. A temporary injunction may be sought to halt the obnoxious law until constitutional questions are resolved. Also noted is S E Larner of England winning a 16 mile walking race at the Olympiad in a record 76 minutes 57.25 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Supreme Court of the
United States
Oregon
Washington
Columbia
Gov. Mead
Atom
Chamberlain
E. Larner
England
Olympiad
Mde
Roosevelt backs Hughes for renomination in New York
President Roosevelt states he favors Governor Hughes for renomination and denies dictating convention results. The Oyster Bay influence supports Hughes despite opposition from Timothy L. Woodruff and others in the Republican machine. Delegates and leaders debate the path to the convention with Root as a potential rival candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
XN. Y
Charles B. Hughes
Republc
Root
Congress
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Ry Root
Hughes
Sagamore Hill
Baillargeon Opens New Seattle Store in Fine Four-Story Building
J A Baillargeon Co opens its new four floor store at Second and Spring in Seattle, replacing the old southeast corner site. The modern fixtures and expansive space promise a major Pacific coast retail destination as hundreds visit in rain today. A week of reception events will invite the public to tour the establishment.
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J. A. Baillargeon & Co
Second Avenue
James Street
Second and Spring
Baillargeon
Pacific Coast
House of Haillargeon
Seattle
Taft brands Bryan a perpetual campaigner in Ohio
In Cincinnati Taft attacks Bryan over twelve years of campaigns. He accuses Bryan of shifting positions to attract votes, cites railroad regulation views, Roosevelt policy ties, and proposes government ownership debates. Taft hopes Republican victory will vindicate Roosevelt era policies.
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Taft
Bryan
Philippines
Evans
Ruan
Roosevelt
Parker
Gorman Willison
Labor
Nobleman Pays Seattle Visit
Ferdinand, Duc de Montpensier, son of Comte de Paria, arrived in Seattle for a round the world trip and is en route to New York. On reaching Spain in the fall he will command the cruiser Reinnante. Accompanying him are Comte de Hernia, J. Foret, and A. Wentsel, his secretary.
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Ferdinand
Duc de Montpensier
Comte de Paria
Seattle
New York
Spain
Reinnante
Comte de Hernia
J. Foret
A. Wentsel
Hia
Fog whistle misleads captain to run vessel ashore
Captain G H Ewart aboard the freighter Winnebago, while in port near Edix Hook lighthouse, mistook a new fog signal for Race Rock. He altered course toward the signal and ran the ship onto a sandy beach about a mile from the lighthouse.
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Edix Hook
G. H. Ewart
Salvation Army Junior Band To Play At Barracks Service
The Salvation Army Junior band of Vancouver Washington will furnish music for services tomorrow at the Fifth and Ashington barracks. Seventeen boys aged 4 to 15 wear attractive uniforms and will parade to Pioneer Square led by Adjutant McCann before the service.
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Salvation Army
Vancouver
Wash
Fifth
Ashington
McCann
Pioneer Square
Church Raises 5000 for Building Fund at Corner Tie
The First Methodist church collected five thousand dollars yesterday for its building fund. The donation was received at the church located at the corner of Fourth Avenue and Marion Street.
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First Methodist Church
Cormer
Fourth Av
Marion St
Sermon Preached as Basement Room Held Services
In a basement space used while the auditorium is completed, Rev. Dr. Rees preached morning and evening. The makeshift area hosted services during renovation.
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Dr. Rees
Missionary Rev De Forest Visits City Enroute to Sendai
After a year furlough Rev J H De Forest a leading American Board missionary sails toward Sendai Japan and visits with Rev Dr Everett Lincoln Smith here. The reply of Dr Smith remains to be seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. de Forest
Ameican Board
Sendai
Japan
Everett Lincoln Smith
De Forest Prediction On War With Japan Widely Published
Richard Pearson Hobson’s forecast of war with Japan appeared in De Forest and drew comment across newspapers nationwide. The column generated debate about American policy and potential military action in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Forest
Richard Pearson Hobson
Japan
Aid Coming In For Injured Youth Russell Morrison
Russell Morrison seeks financial help to travel to Los Angeles after losing a foot in a Spokane train accident. Donations of any size are welcomed at The Star office and will be forwarded to him as he is cared for by relatives and friends in Seattle Edmonds. Subscriptions received include Mrs Mather Levy and Mrs Jeaac Cooper.
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Russell Morrison
Star
Los Angeles
Young Morrison
Spokane
Seattle
Edmonds
Morrison
Mather Levy
Jeaac Cooper
New Branch Store Opens Opposite Post Office On Third Ave
Local merchants announce the new branch store opposite the New Post Office on Third Avenue. The shop will carry sheet music, books, and Player Pianos with a large stock of slightly damaged items from a recent fire offered at reduced prices.
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Third Ave
Mayor Miller Receives Delegate Credentials for LAMC
Secretary Slattery forwarded necessary credentials to Mayor Miller to represent Seattle as a delegate to the League of American Municipalities in Kansas City on September 30. The mayor has already departed.
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Slattery
Miller
Seattle
League of American Municipalities
Kansas City
Steamer City of Seattle Grounds at Camp Point
Dense fog hinders the steamer City of Seattle traveling from Skagway to Seattle. It ran aground at Camp Point, Vancouver Island, at 8 am. After 26 minutes it freed itself and proceeded to Beantle arriving at 5 am yesterday. The ship will be drydocked for examination and Cottage City will take over the run tonight.
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City of Seattle
Skagway
Seattle
Camp Point
Johnson Straits
Vancouver Island
Beanttle
Cottage City
May Condemn Site for Signal Station
Attorney General Bonaparte orders condemnation to secure the Hattery Point fog signal station on the ocean side of Tatoosh. Congress funded this project in 1908 and 1913, and the site is required for safe navigation after the Valencia disaster near the point.
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Bonaparte
United States
Elmer B. Todd
Hattery Point
Tatoosh
Congress
Valencia
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Slated for Tomorrow Afternoon
At the regular meeting at 1 30 tomorrow afternoon the Chamber of Commerce will hear committee reports on transportation harbor improvements and steamships.
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Chamber of Commerce
Firemen Narrow Escape After Cable Car Collision
Three members of Hose Company No. 1 barely escaped death when the hose wagon collided with a Madison Street cable car at the corner of Seventay after a false alarm from a young girl. The accident occurred due to no bell at the corner, causing the apparatus to cross the tracks. one horse was badly injured and riders William Boyle, R. 8 Tiechler, and Joseph Cok were thrown to the ground.
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Hose Company No. 1
Madison St
Seventhay
Columbia St
Pike
William Boyle
Tiechler
Joseph Cok
Dems Will Dine At Commercial Club Banquet
Local Democrats will gather at the Commercial club Thursday at 7 PM for a banquet. Dudley G. Wooten will preside. George Cotterill will discuss direct election of senators and John Patterson the Democratic nominee for governor will speak.
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Commercial Club
Dudley G. Wooten
George Cotterill
John Patterson
Fugitive Harry Clark Arrested After Portland Forgery Case
Fugitive Harry Clark wanted in Portland for forgery was captured in Edmonton after being taken from Seattle by Portland Detective Tom Kay of the Portland force. He faces accusations of forging several checks including a $300 item.
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Harry Clark
Portland
Seattle
Tom Kay
Fortland
Clark
Edmonton
Alberta
Campaign to Eradicate Tuberculosisbegins Health Official
Health Commissioner Crichton will launch a publicity campaign against consumption tuberculosis. He plans to use street car transfers with placards outlining simple rules to curb the disease and printed guidance on early treatment, prevention, and responsible conduct to avoid spreading TB.
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Crichton
Citizens decry market peddlers selling rotten fruit
August H Springer of its av reports buying peaches at the public market with a rotten underlayer, mildew and mold evident in samples. Another buyer found two dressed chickens sold as fresh were unfit for eating after a night on ice. Numerous other incidents indicate peddlers are harming market business by selling unfit food.
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August H. Springer
Springer
Star Office
Owens sails for England to claim $1,600,000 estate
William Owens, a Seattle resident, left for England to take possession of an estate valued at $1.6 million recently willed to him and his brother Henry Owens, who is in Prince Rupert and will follow in two weeks. Owens boards the President for San Francisco and will transfer to the Campania from New York before returning to Seattle with his wife to settle permanently on Capitol Hill.
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William Owens
England
Henry Owens
Prince Rupert
Owens
San Francisco
Campania
New York
Seattle
Capitol Hiuil
Acting Mayor Hiram Gill Takes City Chair for 20 Days
Hiram Gill, president of the city council, will serve as acting mayor for the next twenty days while Mayor Miller and his family visit relatives in the east. The mayor pro tem checked at city hall and found Miller’s secretary Jack Slattery already on duty.
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Hiiram C. Gill
Fragmented OCR list of weights and numbers in Hammond items
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous Hammond items with weights and codes such as No 1 Hammond weighs 64 and No 32 Tee No. a4 B. The text shows inconsistent symbols and missing context, indicating a damaged catalog or ledger snippet.
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Vlite
Hammond
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Fandit Pittrich
Kent Marshal
Jury
Mead
Elihu Root
G. Black
Jos. H. Choate
Timothy L. Woodruff
James 8. Sherman
Oneida County
Albany
Abdul the Damned
Abdul the Blessed
Turkey
Abdul Hamid
Selamik
Hamidie
Baillargeon’s
Billy Bryan
Gnati
Cincinnati
Ohio
William Howard Taft
Baltimore
Kohler & Camp Pianos
Old House
Kohler & Chase
Seattle, Wash
Piano Dealers
Nobleman
Salvationists
Tracy & Greiner
People's Bank
Ind
Cline’s Piano
DEMS
C. G. Boggs & CO
Pacific Bik
Roe Furniture
Fifth and
Fall
Second Ave
JUST
Pacific Outfitting CO
Pike St. Millinery
Near Fifth Av
Health Board
Hiram Gill
Ted Ijemeons
Executive
Jteson Optical
Korner Union
Billings & Spencer
Saleon
Hivetiog Hammers
F. M
Twelfth Avenue
Alaska
Mt. Rainier
Alaska Building
Cherry St
Great Central
R. H. Thomason
Griffith Company
Thomson
Griffith Company, Inc
HOTEL
ST. Francis
Late Oriental
Yates
Geerens
Qque
Ip Otorte J. &, Musgrave
Prop
Victoria, B, Cc
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