Lake Shore murder remains identified near Kenmore
The article reports a shooting during a mining dispute at a Dome Creek Dome claim in the Fairbanks district. William Deering, known as Cariboo Bl, allegedly fired at J. R. Ridenour after a dispute over tools, wounding him in the right shoulder. Ridenour was hospitalized, Deering was arrested and arraigned for assault with intent.
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Dome Creek
Pairbanks
William Deering
Cariboo
Alaska Buseed
J. R. Ridenour
Proming
Fair District
Ridenariffe
Dedering
Seattle
Fairgo
Capt John J Healy Dies Sudden
Captain John J Healy pioneer of Alaska died of heart failure in Los Angeles last Monday night. He founded the North American Trading and Transportation Co, a leading Alaska venture. Healy led in Idaho Montana the Canadian Northwest and Alaska as a trader and promoter and planned a trans Alaskan Siberian railway with a 6 mile tunnel under Bering Sea. He also held posts as a soldier miner and sheriff and spent last summer in Seattle before leading a party of engineers north.
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John J. Healy
Alaska
Los Angeles
North American Trading & Transportation Company
Pioneer Commercial Company
Capt. Healy
Idaho
Montana
Canadian Northwest
Venture
Johnnie” Healy
New York
Healy
Bering Sea
Sberia
United States
Seattle
Russell Morrison Help Drive Begins With Two Feet
In Russell Morrison's case after a train accident he lost a foot and lives with friends. He is supported by a small circle including an aged mother while he seeks funds to reach Los Angeles for aid. Donations from local women have started and a full list will be published tomorrow.
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Rbs
Russell Morrison
Los Angeles
Morrison
Joey Star
Freshmen Social Rules Narrow Fraternity Access
A university conference between fraternity and sorority alumni and faculty adopted new limits on freshman involvement. No freshman may pledge a fraternity until earning university credits. Freshmen may attend only limited social events and universities functions open to them, with a cap on events involving opposite sex attendees.
Noise Protests Grow Over Night Dirt Train Activity
Nurses in district hospitals file formal complaints about disruptive dirt trains and motor vehicles during late hours. City officials consider use of existing ordinance to curb disturbances, aiming to restore nighttime quiet.
Eastern Fates Millers Bring Tense 13 Days
United Press report from San Francisco notes 13 days of Eastern Fates enforcement affecting millers at headquarters. The count indicates growing impact on local industry and compliance actions across the region.
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United Press
Ancisco
Pacific
Carrie Nation Attacks Taft At Cincinnati Residence
Carrie Nation delivered a sharp harangue against William Howard Taft at his Cincinnati residence, accusing him of serving liquor interests and vowing to campaign against him and the Republican party. Taft remained courteous, and Nation left promising a speaking tour against Taft.
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United Press
Cincinnati. O
Carrie Nation
Wm. H. Taft
Republican Party
Carrie
Taft
Rooseveltt
Rubber Stamp Forger Seeks Victims in Seattle Stores
A man using a Mougin & Price rubber stamp and forged Mougin name on checks obtained 24.80 at two Seattle clothing stores after stealing stamping tools from Mougin Price offices. The I. X. L. Clothing Co. paid 12.20 and Hub Clothing 12.50 on the bogus pieces. Police ask for aid to apprehend the suspect, after other similar cases and losses were reported this week.
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Mougin
I. X. L. Clothing Co
Second Ave
Hub
First Ave
Walter Taylor
Second Av
Seattle
Lumbermen Challenge ICC Ruling On Portland to Idaho Shipments
Seattle firms dispute an Interstate Commerce Commission decision affecting lumber and shingle shipments via Portland and Pocatello Idaho. The ICC allows a 7 percent rate increase for a year from Oct 15 1907 and a 10 percent decrease becomes effective Oct 16. Local lumbermen deem the ruling unconstitutional ex post facto and fear the suppliers face higher costs or costly court action.
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Seattle
Interstate Commerce Commission
Portland
Pocatello
Idaho
Ieve
Utah
Interstate Commission
Lumbermen Visit Seattle on Pleasure Trip
Six prominent northwest lumbermen stop at the Hotel Butler in Seattle during a pleasure tour from Canada. B Vil laume and W R Shaw of St Paul J A Summers and John Ogren of Stillwater Minn F N Cromble and J P McGoldrick of Spokane make the group. They will proceed to Portland and the Oregon country.
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Northwest
Seattle
Butler
B. Villaume
W. R. Shaw
St. Paul
J. A. Summers
John Ogren
Stillwater, Minn
F. N. Cromble
J. P. McGoldrick
Spokane
Canada
Washington High elects 09 class president at meeting
At a meeting yesterday afternoon the Washington High School 09 class elected Jack Carey as president. Laurence Livingston was named to a key post and details follow.
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Washington High School
Jack Carey
Laurence Livingston
School staff roster highlights student newspaper roles
The list names Ruth Evans as vice president, Chris Dobson as secretary, George Kilnefelter as treasurer, Helen Steele as yellmaster, and Dave Rosenberg as exchange editor, with roles indicating a student publication team.
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Ruth Evans
Chris Dobson
George Kilnefelter
Helen Steele
Dave Rosenberg
Canadian Pacific Refuses New Transpacific Tariff
The Canadian Pacific Railway announces it will not adopt the new tariff prepared by the Transpacific Tariff Bureau at Seattle. All other companies accepted the tariff, leaving CP to decide whether to maintain old rates and risk unprofitability or face possible business failure among steamship operators.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Transpacific Tariff Bureau
Seattle
Canadian Pacific
Burglar Steals $100 Worth of New $2 Bills From Window
Burglars entered via skylight at Burnside Hat Co. 520 Third Ave and stole fifty new two dollar bills left in the show window to mark prices. Patrolmen Mason and White found the bills missing around 4 am after observing them intact at 2 am.
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Burnside Hat Co
Third Ayv
Mason
White
Ing
Sander Line Sold to Stone & Webster in Seattle
The Sander line between Seattle and Everett has reportedly been sold to Stone & Webster. Mr. Sander denied knowledge or approval of the sale and appeared cautious about the transaction, amid rumors several buyers previously showed interest. The line has attracted buyers including major rail and steamship interests over time.
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Seeenth
FE. Sander
Seattle Everett
Stone & Webster
Mr. Sander
Sander
Ian
McBride Denies Plan to Contest Primary Election
Henry McBride today emphatically denied a telegraphed story that he and Charles E. Coon planned to contest the recent primary. He said there is not a word of truth in the report and that he has taken no action nor authorized others to act for him.
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Henry McBride
Charles
E. Coon
Mr. McBride
Fleet Sails Tomorrow After Coal Delays at Albany
The Asia Pacific fleet at Albany West Australia delayed due to incomplete coal allotments, forcing a postponement from today to tomorrow before heading to Manila. In Washington Admiral Sperry requested lowering coal estimates for the Manila to New York leg by 8000 tons citing cost savings from the Atlantic fleet’s Pacific voyage.
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Alhany
West Australia
Manila
Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Sperry
New York
Atlantic Fleet
Pacific Ocean
Trains Collide in Dense Fog on Elevated Lines
Dense fog shrouding the city caused two rear-end collisions on the elevated railroad lines. One man was killed and six injured as trains slowed or stopped at stations.
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United Free Civiicago
Marines To Sail From Mare Island For Bremerton
A draft of 60 Marines will depart Mare Island for Bremerton tomorrow, ordered north for duty. Local Congregationalists plan a luncheon at the Y M C A at 12 16 tomorrow to meet Frank Dyer, national secretary of the Congregational Brotherhood.
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Iy United Press
Wall Cal
Mare Island
Bremerton
Y. M
Frank Dyer
The
Congregational Brotherhood
Jews Resent Police Comment About City Crime Rate
In New York on September 17 the Jewish community protests a magazine article that quotes Police Commissioner Harm stating that 56 percent of the city’s criminals are Jews. The piece sparked renewed criticism of his stance and of perceived bias.
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New York
Magascine
Mantle Leads GOP Governor Race At Montana Convention
In Helena on September 17 the Republican state convention opened with former Senator Mantle of Butte leading the governor nomination race. Edward Dolan of Missoula and Charles K. Webster of Great Falls mount a strong challenge, Dolan drawing large support. U S Senator Thomas H Carter plays a pivotal role, likely backing Dolan. The platform is expected to endorse Taft and Sherman.
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Taft
Iman
Chicago
Passenger Agents Back Alaska-Yukon-PA Exposition
A six car special train departed for the south as members of the American Association of Passenger Agents pledged hard work for the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition. They praised Seattle treatment and aimed to return to their headquarters with the contract in hand.
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American Association of Passenger Agents
South
Seattle
Laborer Confesses to Grocery Theft
Alex MacDonald a laborer at an oil refinery confessed last night to stealing $25 in tools and $45 in groceries from the store of 8. Cone at Stacyst and Second no. 8. He entered the shop with a false key last Sunday and will face a grand larceny charge.
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Cone
Stacyst
Alex MacDonald
Humphrey
Mysterious Seattle Man Wasson Found Near Kenmore
The body of 44 year old Charles Wasson was found two miles northeast of Kenmore after he left Seattle May 5 and was last seen in May. Relatives suspect foul play linking his death to a nearby murder of an unknown woman on the Lake Washington shore.
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Lake Shore
Juanita
Lake Washington
Minden
Wasson
Kenmore
W. Hurd
Drumey
W. &. Thomas
2Nd Ave
Fred Waseson
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
Winters
George Bishop
W. C. McMaster
Charles O. Wasson
Hiatt
Bothell
Alma
British Columbia
Pope bars Catholic Review over reformist articles
The Catholic Review of New York edited by Father James F. Driscoll was banned by the Pope after publishing Rev. Edward J. Hanna articles on “The Human Side of Christ.” The seminary organ suspended publication and will not resume. Copies will be removed from Catholic libraries worldwide.
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Washington, D. C
Bdward J. Hanna
San Francisco
Catholic Review of
New York
St. Joseph's Seminary
Dunwoodie
James F. Driscoll
John F. Brady
Francie Duffy
Catholic Review
Hanna
The
Christ
ELOPING CHESTERFIELD GIRL MYSTERY HAUNTS POLICE
Miss Esther Hilbert, 17, of Chesterfield disappears from home and is believed to be eloping with Philip Bradley formerly of Chesterfield, now in North Yakima. Police pursue theory of transcontinental elopement after she left Sunday. she was a Smith College student and the case causes concern at the college.
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Chesterfield
Mass
Esther Hilbert
Philip Bradley
North Yakima
Wash
Hilbert
Smith College
Uradhey
North Weat
Taft Abandons Front Porch Campaign Visit to Cincinnati
Taft’s front porch campaign was officially halted when a Fifteenth Ohio district delegation failed to secure rail access for a visit to Cincinnati. Taft plans to begin tours and devote time until September 23 for preparations. In Seattle, 150 boxes of fruit infected with scales worms and fungus were condemned and ordered burned.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Ohio
Seattle
Warren C. Pendleton
Hazell Dollar Bunker Mishap Leads to Change in Chief Engineer
While the steamer Hazel Dollar bunkered at Nanaimo Chief Engineer Wilbur of San Francisco fell between the ship and dock and broke his leg. He received medical care in Nanaimo and the vessel then sailed to Victoria to appoint a new chief engineer.
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Hazel Dollar
Nanaimo
Wilbur
San Francisco
Lee
Victoria
Alaska attorney on cross country trip to springs and return
Jerry Cousby of Fairbanks, a well known Alaska attorney, travels from Seattle toward the Green River Hot Springs for a month’s stay. He then heads to New York on business before visiting his old home in Owen Sound Ontario Canada.
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Jerry Cousby
Fairbanks
Alaska
Seattle
Green River
Mr. Cousby
New York
Owen Sound
Ontario
Murphy fined for larceny from the person
J. J. Murphy pled guilty in Judge Frater's court to larceny from the person for taking $10 from August Strom on July 4 and was fined $500.
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J. J. Murphy
Secret Practice For The Varsity At Washington
Washington coach Dobie runs a closed spring practice with a large turnout of players. The plan centers on new plays and secret work to develop a fast, surprising team for the Northwest, with no player claiming a starting spot yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobie
University of Washington
Washington
Northwest
City health panel advances plumbing code changes
The council health and sanitation committee will urge changes including allowing cast iron drain pipes in buildings up to 100 feet tall and permitting iron fittings dipped in asphalt instead of galvanized iron where suitable.
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City Council Health and Sanitation Committee
Executor appoints Dawson to manage late captain’s interests
W. C. Dawson, formerly with Alaska Pacific Steamship, was named manager of the late Capt. Bb. BE. Caine’s interests at a meeting of the executors held last week.
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W. C. Dawson
Alaska-Pacific Steamship Company
Bb. BE. Caine
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M'Bride
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Mindens
Minden G. Wasson
Pope
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