Murderer of Mrs Pulitser Sought by Police Probe
Chicago dispatch reports a man named Hooper Young connected to the New York murder of Mrs. Pulitser. Investigators describe Young as about 36, 5'9 with dark hair, linked to the Brigham Young circle, and possibly insane. trunk shipments and a body in Morris Canal are among the clues.
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Jersey
Morris Canal
Pulitser
Ehlo
Fermon
154Th Street
John W. Young
Misa
Mary Young
John W. You Young
Ous
Young
Sun
Chicago
Hooper Young
Gage
Puliteer
A. G. Lane
Seattle
Garrison
Trving
New York
Lane
Noted Army Scout Buck Harlan in Jail for Whiskey Sale
George W Harlan known as Buck Harlan a veteran of the Washington regiment and famed army scout was sentenced in federal court to three months in jail and a $50 fine for selling liquor to an Indian at Yakima. He pleaded guilty and asked for leniency citing years of service. his bravery with the regiment was cited by others and a photo of Marian was shown at sentencing.
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George W. Harlan
Soldier Boys
Harlan
Yakima
Butchers Strike Sees Both Sides Stand Firm Amid Turmoil
The Frye-Brubn Co refuses arbitration while strikers press for unionizing Frye Bruhn Packing. An attempted mediation by John O Shea failed. Strikers report gains as 17 markets join the boycott affected by organized labor, with most journeymen returning to work in fair shops and rising demand for butchers.
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Frye-Brubn Co
Frye-Bruhn
John O'Shea
Union Meat Co
Portland
Labor unrest halts packing house work in city fairs
Journal reports ongoing strikes and lockouts at Frye Bruhn and Carstens plants. Some workers have returned, but many remain idle while union leaders push for contracts. Rumors claim Frye Bruhn supplied Carstens with live cattle. investigation finds cattle moved but no dressed beef. Labor union activity grows in Tacoma with new Journeymen Butchers joining.
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Frye-Hruhn Co
Fairy
Strr
Prye-Bruhn Co
Frye- Bruhn Co
Carstens Bros
Carstens
Frye-Bruhn Co
Fry
Boyestied
New
Journeymen Butchers Union
Tacoma
Stampede at Birmingham Church Kills Dozens
A false fire alarm at a Bhiloh Negro Baptist church in Birmingham on Sept 20 sparked a deadly stampede. At least 19 died, numbers later rising as injured were treated in hospitals and homes. Officials confirmed 87 identified, with many more in critical condition. White worshippers were not harmed. crowd fled toward exits as police and fire crews cleared the scene.
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Birmingham
Ala
Booker Tan Guere
Reese
Sas
Pie
McGovern Set for Sparring Exhibitions in Louisville
McGovern is booked for sparring exhibitions at the Buckingham theater next week in Louisville. The plan includes combat events and ring exhibitions as sporting figures with political clout. Supporters plan to oppose Governor Beckham and Judge Field, aiming to influence state politics.
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Louisville
McGovern
Buckingham Theater
Corbett
Beckham
Judge Field
Building Permit Granted for Capitol Hill Residence
Mason secured a building permit to erect a $6000 residence at 708 Fifteenth Avenue on Capitol Hill. The forecast calls for light east to fresh south winds tonight and Sunday in Seattle and vicinity.
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Seattle
Capitol Hill
Mason
Fifteenth Avenue
Capitol Hil
Beattie
Ught
One Woman Missing After Minot Post Office Collapse
In Minot North Dakota on September 20 a post office collapse left fifteen people inside the building. All those present were accounted for except one woman believed dead in the wreckage. Rescue teams searched the room as walls fell without warning.
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Minot
Rooma
Walla
Defective Ordinance Delays Westlake Avenue Work
An ordinance error delays the Westlake Avenue improvement from Fifth Avenue and Pine Street to Lake Union by several weeks. The misdrafted text would levy the whole cost on abutting property owners instead of following the council resolution that splits costs between the general fund and abutting property owners.
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Hecate
Westlake Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
Lake Union
Oly Council
Teroun An Soohabee
Coroners Jury Names Four Suspects in Booth Murder
A coroner's jury links James Tilton, William Levinson, Willem Milton, and Frank Churchill alias Sailor Brown to the killing of L. A. Booth. Detectives Wappenstein and Phillips gather evidence. inquest details are patchy. The robbery motive is reinforced, and the suspects face arraignment before Justice Cann early next week.
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James Tilton
William Levinson
Willem Milton
Frank Churchill
Sailor Brown
L. A. Booth
Wappensteein
Phillips
Reeth
Wil Trac
Green Sages Eennon
L. B. Thornton
Thornton
Booth
Cann
Tugs Go Ashore Off Washington Coast
Tug J E Hayden ran aground near Point Woeend in thick morning fog. Yellow Jacket struck a cliff at Point Skeokum near Shelton and was towed off by Tug Harry 4. Lorne went ashore yesterday near Victoria.
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Harry 4
L. Parker
Yellow Jacket
Beattie
Rights of Citizens on Private Electric Plants Policy
City Engineer Thomson disputed a published claim that a committee had decided to refuse permits for private electric plants. He argued public policy favors allowing private parties to build and operate own power plants if they can save money and light their buildings.
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Omeon
Thomson
Corner stone for new Catholic church to be laid
New church at Main and Pine streets will cost about $10,000 with 46 by 120 feet dimensions and a 125 foot tower. Parsonage already built for $2,000. Bishop O'Dea, Father Feveere and Father Hild to lead services. Ballard Candy Co. begins wholesale sweets production.
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Ballard
Main
Pine Streets
Bishop O'Dea
Father Feveere
Father Hild
Ballard Candy Co
Corbett McGovern fight halted by appeals court injunction
In Louisville on September 20 the Court of Appeals sustained Sidne Field's circuit court injunction banning the Corbett McGovern bout. Southern Athletic club manager Gray says the fight is off for his club and tickets will be refunded after thirty thousand dollars in tickets had been sold. It remains unclear if any alternate site will be pursued.
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Louisville
Court of Appeals
Sidne Field
Circuit Court
Gray
Southern Athletic Club
Robbers Defeated in West Virginia Bank Attack
Four masked men attempted a bank robbery in Sisterville West Virginia. The bandits rode into town on horseback and blew open the front door with dynamite but fled after a gunfight with townspeople. No loot was taken though a large amount of money was in the bank safe. One assailant was seen wounded and the robbers vanished into the streets, narrowly escaping pursuit.
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Sisterville
W. Va
Friendly
Railroad Fatality Near Choctaw Claims Two Lives
A freight train on the Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf road collided with a circus train near Choctaw this morning killing two people and injuring twenty five.
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Oklahoma, City
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Road
Choctaw
Alleged Seducer Shot in Des Moines Case
In Des Moines Iowa authorities report that Harry Clark age 19 is the alleged seducer involved. A mother and her daughter were both arrested after the incident. The case concerns a 13 year old girl and a touring effect claimed to be ruined.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Cewips
Harry Clark
Clark
President Roosevelt Arrives in Cincinnati for Reception
President Roosevelt arrived by special train at 10 this morning, greeted by reception committee head Senator Foraker and Mayer Fleischmann. Vast crowds lined streets as decorations and banners adorned the city. He held a reception at the St Nicholas hotel and will address the Business Men's Association at Music Hall after lunch.
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Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Senator Foraker
Mayer Fleischmann
Gage
Knox Returns From Paris After Panama Canal Inquiry
Attorney General Knox arrived in New York aboard the St Paul from Paris where he studied the Panama Canal Company affairs for weeks. He declined to reveal findings or any recommendations to the administration.
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New York
Knox
St. Paul
Paris
Panama Canal Company
Leader of Tammany elected by executive committee
New York Sept 20 Charles F Murphy was chosen leader of Tammany Hall at a meeting of the executive committee yesterday. Credentials of William S Devery from the Ninth district were referred to the election committee. they were objected on grounds of fraud to the election.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Devery
Committee On
Marriage Licenses Issued in Beattie and Whatcom Areas
The following licenses were issued: John Tofter, 49, with Carrie Leslie, 40, of Beattie. William Wright, 2, with Kate Johann, 42, of Beattie. William Hamilton, 22, with Josie Waters, 21, of Whatcom.
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John Tofter
Carrie Leslie
Beattie
William Wright
Kate Johann
William Hamilton
Josie Waters
Whatcom
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Perver
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Uerwen
Weeng
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Bugsy
Wethe
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Ris
Ded Or
Tine Young
Eed
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Wiel
Hoten
York
Ome Gaz de
Wells F Co
Sixth Avenue
Patyainth Street
Lawrence Taylor
J. L. Woods
John R. Porter
Clarence Snow
F Brookyn
Hoboken
Butte
Mont
Earth
East Lake Avenue
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Ieving
Iho
Madison
Herbert S
Geheuerman
Firet Avenue
Cherry Street
Lion Clothing House
Manufacturers
Chattanooga
Tenn
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Ohio
London
Spencer
America
Saneen
Tammany
WED
R. J. Shannon
R. T. Shannon Grocery Co. Wholesale and Retail Outfitters
Adams & Blanchard
Vienna
Second Avenue
Hinckley Brock
Adm
WE Hutchinson CO
Uncle Sam
Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Co
West
Columbia Street
First Avenue
Beattie, Wash
Salisbury
Lucerne
Lowney’s Chocolate Bon Bons
First Ave
Z. C. Miles
Piper CO
First Avenue and
Spring Street
N. W
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Brooklyn
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