Millionaire Packers Heavily Fined in Chicago Courts
In United States court four Schwarzchild and Sulsberger officials pleaded guilty to accepting rebates from railroads. Samuel Weil and three others were fined a total of 25 000 with 5 000 each and costs 5 000. Trial outcomes threaten further indictments under Sherman anti trust law as October hearings near.
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Millionaire
Chicago
United States
Schwarzchild & Sulsberger
Samuel Weill
Vance D. Skipworth
Beth 8. Carey
Sherman
Charles E. Todd
Bethea
Weil
Ccuzey
Skipworth
Todd
Weilie
Moody
Morrison
Mastodon Tusk Brought to Seattle By Alaska Find
A giant mastodon tusk, 12 feet 1 inch long and weighing over 200 pounds, is exhibited at Ye Old Curiosity Shop in Seattle after being found by three Paradise Hill miners on Hunker Creek Alaska. The fossil, one of the oldest blue ivory varieties, suggests a feast over 1 000 years old and prompts theories about mastodon behavior and Miocene Alaska. Hundreds visit to view the relic of a colossal prehistoric feast.
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Alaska
Seattle
Paradise Hill
Hunker Creek
H. Svendsen
H. Nelson
H. Pos
Nes
Svendsen
Colman Dock
Alki Point
Evendeen
Benat
Mother-in-Law Offers 10000 Bond to Free New Son-in-Law
In Seattle Mrs. Mann offered a $10,000 bond to secure the release of her son-in-law William Kelly from jail while he faces a witness-from-out-of-jurisdiction charge. Detectives had brought Eva Kelly back from Vancouver as a key witness in the Joe Marcelle case at the Maho House. Judge Griffin fixed bail at 16000 for Eva, while Mrs. Mann defended her daughter and accused officials of breaking promises.
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Seattle
Mann
Joe Marcelle
Maho
Griffin
Mra. Mann
Promiles
Alaska
Eva
Kelly
Vancouver
Mackintosh
Wood
Young Richardson
Irwin
Byron
Richardson
Lester Richardson
Mary Peace Disturbs Dairy Couple in Minnesota Divorce Case
A Minneapolis cousin, called Mary or Sweet Marie, allegedly spurred A. E. Bradford of Elgin dairy to seek separation. Bradford’s wife hired a detective after a trip to California and Oregon, leading to a demand for $1,000 and a forthcoming divorce filing by attorney Fred Peterson.
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Minneapolis
Mary
Marie
A. E. Bradford
Elgin
California
Ms. Bradford
Maryan
Bradford
Oregon
Seattle
Fred Peterson
Bomb Blast Kills Five in Pimsk Disorder
In Minsk province at Pimsk a bomb exploded in the pocket of a man waiting for the police chief. The bomber and four others were killed as military forces move to quell district unrest after a government order citing lenient civil authorities.
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Warsaw
Pimsk
Minsk
Beaux Brummel and Richardson in Byron Hotel Burglary Case
Leeter Richardson aged 19 faces burglary charges in Judge Griffin's court for stealing rings watch chains and trinkets from a Byron hotel room. His rival Jack Campbell sits nearby as juries debate innocence and a separate theft case unfolds with a restless mother in mourning watching.
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Leeter Richardson
Griffin
Byron Hotel
Jack Campbell
Richardson
Campbell
Young Campbell
Ballista
Mackintosh
Frank Wood
Officers Shoot Seattle Man in Police Action
In Bakersfield California two deputy sheriffs shot Gilmore a man from eBattle while he fled after being arrested for suspected theft of a Southern Pacific train goods found on him. He died from a groin wound after attempting to escape identification. Authorities report no prior police records for Gilmore.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Gilmore
eBattle
Southern Pacific
Southern Hotel
Hoth
Pike
Beattie
Body of Richard Redding Found Near Pier 1
A man identified as Richard Redding was found dead early Thursday morning a few feet from where he was last seen clinging to a dock edge at Pier 1. Witness Smith said they had been drinking at a Washington street tavern before returning to the dock, where Redding toppled backward and disappeared beneath the water. Deputy Coroner Arnold and officers investigated, and the body was moved to the Bonney-Wa morgue. A bruise on the chin suggested striking a floating piling.
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Ony
Richard Redding
Redding
Washington
Bellingham
Pier 1
Smith
Marauders Open Fire on Freshmen as Turmoil Breaks Out
A chaotic incident at William Kiche’s room ends with five shots fired by a sophomore during a clash with freshmen. The melee leaves one freshman hurt and several upperclassmen punished as authorities investigate.
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William Kiche
Bonds posted for man who honored him in escape case
Donald McKerracher, embex aler, released from McNeil Island after three years of a five year term by Judge Hanford under a new statute granting ten days credit per month for good behavior, is out on bonds of 1500 dollars pending appeal. Bonds were furnished by BE Andrews, president of Beattie National Bank, from which McKerracher embezzled funds. Andrews says he will give him another start.
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Donald McKerracher
McNeil Island
Hanford
United States
Frye
BE. W. Andrews
Beattie National Bank
McKerracher
Andrews
Kerracher
Fought Thieves- Mr Stoler Severely Wounded in Robbery
Mr Stoler of 2232 Bulilot resisted highwaymen who stopped him between Battery and Bell on Western Street Monday night. He sustained a four inch arm cut and nearly bled to death before aid arrived. He says he bit a thief’s finger and blinded another in the struggle. attackers fled with no money or valuables.
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Mr. Stoler
Bulilot
Bell
Western
Stoler
Bryan declines Union Pacific private car for world tour
W J Bryan abandoned the Union Pacific offer of a private car to San Francisco and bought Pullman tickets for himself wife and two children for a two year world tour. He left Lincoln Nebraska on Sept 21 after noon.
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W. J
Pingles
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Union Pacific
San Francisco
List of Jurors for Federal Court Fall Term
Federal court announces petit jurors for the fall term beginning Gradte 10 in Spokane and across Washington state. Names include Reichert Seattle Meacham Seattle Ford Seattle Grimsley Seattle Murphy Seattle Hengert Seattle Jones Seattle Carr South Park Shearer Renton Bissell Sunnydale Bridges Issaquah Moore Falls City Gardner Everett Herrett Everett Hall Stanwood Mattell Snohomish Phillips Hartford Harding Granite Falls Cashman Skykomish Shade Junction City Laubach Port Townsend Rogers Sultan Hinchliff Colfax Roberts Spokane Heiberg Spokane Miller Port Townsend Jones Colby Mikkelsen Manette Ketner Tacoma Fowler Tacoma Edson Bellingham Boehm Wilson Polson Hoquiam D D Ellensburg Palmer Stowell Ellensburg Jenkins Ellensburg Scheinneman Pasco Parke Walla Walla Rondeman Walla Walla Goseney Dayton Elton Dayton Crossler Dayton Fall Garberg Cheney Erwin Deer Park.
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Federal Court
Spokane
H. C. Reichert
Seattle
G. F. Meacham
Ernest Ford
Nelson Grimsiey
M.D. Murphy
Frederick L. Hengert
Thomas Jones
I. J. Carr
South Park
J. Shearer
Renton
John Bissell
Sunnydale
C. B. Bridges
Issaqua
Colfax
Dayton
EB. BE. Garberg
Cheney
David H. Erwin
Deer Park
Santa Fe Wreck Wounds Two in Kansas Collision
The east bound California flyer on the Santa Fe road wrecked at Walton. Injured are Grant Conrad of Los Angeles and G A Glendor, also of Los Angeles.
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Newton
Kan
Walton
Grant Conrad
Los Angeles
G. A. Glendor
Freshmen Attack Dorm. Sophomore Fires On Mob
A group of about 60 freshmen threatened a dorm raid at the university on Wednesday night. William Kirbe, a sophomore, fired five shots at the marauders after they pounded his door, wounding one freshman with a burned face. Upperclassmen defend Kirbe, claiming the revolver was loaded with blanks. The night ended with scuffles, dorm raids, and eight sophomores bound and roused from bed as tensions rise between classes.
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William Kirbe
University
Kirbe
Cable failure spoils hotel league ball at Madison Park
A broken cable prevented hundreds of guests from enjoying the Joint Executive Board of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders league read ball at Madison Park Wednesday. After repair the event resumes next Tuesday night September 26 with unspent tickets honored.
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Mandy Pete
Bownd
Madison Park
Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders League
Madison Park Pavilion
Citizens seek court action to curb Broadway freight noise
Broadway residents urge Mayor Ballinger and Seattle city council to force Seattle Electric to curb late night freight cars. They complain of un bearable noise from flat wheels, sleep disruption, and demand wheel replacement. Council authority to regulate is cited. appeals have been made to Manager Grant.
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Seattle Electric Company
Tts
Broadway
Grant
Treadwell
Electric Company
Ballinger
Third Avenue Regrade Timeline In City Meeting
City panels debate timing of Third Avenue regrade as contractor Erickson uses two scrapers and a wheelbarrow. Mayor Ballinger and the board of works compare finish to Panama Canal completion time. Engineer Thomson quits in defeat as street widening faces opposition.
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Erickson
Third Avenue
Ballinger
Board of Works
Panama Canal
Thomson
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