Grand Jurors Not Bridled in Land Fraud Case
United Press reports in Porsk Idaho that Judge White declined to rule on a motion regarding alleged jury influence in a land fraud case. Witnesses testified that District Attorney N M Buick shared statements with the grand jury and that indictments were returned without full read aloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Porsk
Idaho
United
Whiteoa
Aeta
N. M. Buick
Atwat Hawley
Witners
Latham
Rulek
Buick
Rutek
Grand Jury
Cunningham
Burch
Hawley
Sen. Borab
Fred Twitchell Follows Wife to the Grave
Fred Twitchell, widower of Ysvite Twitchell, dies four weeks after his wife. He had been a paralytic patient and was last of his immediate family with three children and his wife dead previously. Remains at Butterworth's with no funeral arrangements. survived by a brother and a sister Mrs George Hice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ysvite
S. Twitchell
Drother
Frank
St Land Office
Twitchell
Murderer Still At Large In Osaka House Slaying
Police have no trace of the mulatto murderer who killed K. Tange and wounded a man in Osaka house south of Main and Jeske. Detectives pursue several lines but remain unsure of the suspect's identity or location as of late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Tange
Osaka
Jeske
Derer
Canal Bond Legality to Be Reconsidered by Court
The Lake Washington Canal bonds face a new challenge as Judge Roger Greene and A. P. Myers file a petition to have the court rule on their validity after prior state supreme court decisions questioned legality and an act by the legislature sought to confirm the bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Washington
State Supreme Court
Jas A Moore
Lake Washington Canal Association
Roger Greene
A. P. Myers
Lake Washington Canal
Heselation
Start School of Journalism at University of Washington
The University of Washington’s School of Journalism organized in the past week under Prof Thorpe a practical course for 30 men. They will learn to collect write and edit news with hands on work to give embryo reporters the habit of posing for news and shaping reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Thorpe
Stanford
Admiral Dewey schooner sale and shipowners list
Admiral Dewey sold schooner Admiral to a five person party led by Tom Nelson and International Company steamship owners John Hoe Elias Hoe Paul Phe. Purchase price and capacity not clear. Sail tonight as midwinter plans unfold. Off north headquarters Rept. 21 Auburn et al elect officers including Robert Neilson P F T McCart Meade Gilmore Hollinshead Fred Howard and J F Payne. membership 1560. regular meetings announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Nelson
Internation
John R
Elias Hoe
Ohn Hoe
Paul Phe
Oles
Aisska
Peter
Auburn Et Elab
Robert Neilson
P. FT
Waterworks Con Won by W F McMahon on Bluff West
Sept 21 wording notes W F McMahon awarded the contract for the waterworks project to be completed with supplies drawn from the bluff west of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. McMahon
William Cubitt Engine Med and KeveErH Brass Dole Incident
Fragmentary notice mentions William Cubitt in connection with an engine medical matter and an incident involving brass doled in answer to a query. Names and details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. William Cubitt
Engine
Med & Keveerh
Child Awarded 530 Dollars Against Seattle Electric Co
Coriane F. Alerte a two year old child was yesterday given judgment against the Seattle Electric Co for 530 dollars for injuries received on August 13 last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coriane F. Alerte
Seattle Electric Co
Palm Circle 66 Social Dance at W O W Ball
Palm Circle No 66 Women of Woodcraft held a social dance after the regular third monthly meeting at the W O W ball on Sixth and Spring streets last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Circle
Women of Woodcraft
W. O. W. Ball
Unique Arctic Gift For President Roosevelt
From the Arctic comes a rare gift for President Roosevelt two shafts of polished marble marking an Eskimo chief burial site. Sent by C. H. Haneworth a childhood friend and brought on the schooner Volante which arrived at port yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic Circle
Roosevelt
C. H. Haneworth
Marguerite Molinos Leads Grain Dockside Movement
The British bark Marguerite Molinos shifts from stream to the Great Northern docks to lead grain, while United King Steamship Humboldt is due from Skagway with passengers and freight. The Fitzclarence sails from the West Coast with ore for Tacoma and later returns with general cargo. City of Pueblo arrives from San Francisco with passengers and freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Molinos
Great Northern Docks
United King
Humboldt
Skagway
Morine
Fitzclarence
West
Sound
Burnside Cableship to Stay North with Long Cable Move
The Burnside will remain in the north longer than expected as 100 miles of cable are sent to Juneau on the Alki tonight. At the northern port the cable is to be transferred to the government boat for rapid progress on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Burnside
Juneau
Felstead and Velstead Sue Wilson for Damages
Wm Felstead and Elisabeth Velstead sue G W Wilson for five thousand dollars damages for personal injuries suffered Felstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Felstead
Elisabeth Velstead
G. W. Wilson
Pelstead
Dozens of Ships Delayed at Sea with Overdue Vessels List
The Merchants' Exchange reports 87 vessels overdue including the Norwegian ship Gui ana from Mobile to Mahia ane and the British Letewaters Castle from Salina Cros to Adelaide. Other delays involve ships from Hamburg Iquique London and more with overdue times ranging from 11 to 199 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xohanae
Guiana
Mobile
Mahiaane
Taviian
Creasington
Iquique
Falmouth
Celtic Chief
Hamburg
Honolulu
Rochambeau
Rochester
San Francisco
Kenilworth
Montevideo
San Frencisco
London
Hritiah
Aimia
Port Pirie
Taverlyon
Wallaroo
Thomasma
Hall
Geelong
Craigiala
Newcastle
N. 8. W., For Mollendo; Swedish Bark Medea, 202 Days From Stettin
Silverhorn
Plaagna
Letewaters Castle
Salina Cros
Adelaide
M. C. League May Quit Politics
The Seattle Municipal League considers leaving politics as an independent party or promoting its principles through all candidates. A vote at the Labor Temple this evening will decide whether to abandon party status while urging support only for candidates who back its principles. Members are split and an animated discussion is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Municipal League
Labor Temple
Pardon for Puter Reported by United Press
A Portland Journal item claims A. D. Puter, jailed two years for land fraud, will shortly receive a presidential pardon from Roosevelt promised by Heney during his visit. Puter aided investigations leading to the convictions of Senator Mitchell and other land fraud figures. He has seven months left to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Portland
Ore
Portland Journal
D. Puter
Roosevelt
Heney
Puter
Burns
Mitchell
Pater
Five Die as Ammunition Depot Explosion Hits Wilhelmshaven
In Wilhelmhaven Germany five people were killed and six wounded when artillerymen unloading ammunition at the depot dropped a shrapnel shell that exploded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmshaven
Germany
Rockefeller to Be Called to Testify in Government Suit
John D Rockefeller and five Standard Oil executives are to be called to testify in the government's suit to dissolve the Standard Oil Company. The proceedings are part of the government’s case to break up the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
John D Rockefeller
Standard Ofl Company
Standard
Portland Protest Against Oriental Immigration
Portland Federated groups plan a mass meeting to mobilize national opinion against Chinese Japanese and Hindu labor immigration to the United States. They intend to invite nationally prominent speakers and warn that the issue threatens to spread beyond Portland if not checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Portland
Portland Federated T
America
Federation
Five Killed in Cajon Pass Train Collision
At Devone station in Cajon Pass California a runaway freight train crashed into a light locomotive killing five men including Engineer Stratton Hrakemen Bryan and Ray and two unidentified tramps. Fire worsened the scene as wreckage burned. The incident occurred this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Cal
Devone Station
Cajol Pass
Stratton
Hrakemen Bryan
Ray
City Board Recommends General Municipal Paymaster
The board of park commissioners advised City Comptroller Carroll to hire a general municipal paymaster. They argue this replaces sending 2,000 men to the city hall to sign the war rant register, a sign of the city’s urgent payroll process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Park Commissioners
Carroll & Communication
Torturer a Strangler in Zion City Case
Report from Zion City alleges Harold Mitchell, longtime torturer at the Mrs Greenlaugh case, is a strangler. Investigators warn that deaths in Zion City may be hidden under religious pretenses. Testimony cites Mise Young's death after Mitchell’s treatment to exorcise demons and reveals bodies kept for days by Parhamites hoping prayers would revive them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Zion City
Harold Mitchell
Mra
Greenlaugh
Sae
Mise Young
Mitchell
Ashael Curtia Praises Olympic Scenery at Club
Ashael Curtia eloquently described the Olympic scenery at the Commercial club rooms last night. His illustrated lecture featured views from the Mountaineers recent trip into the heart of the Olympics, showing past and present landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashael Curtia
Curtia
Couples Listed in Seattle Area Matrimonial Notices
A string of names and ages appears, citing individuals from Seattle and surrounding cities including Langley Missoula and Tacoma. Entries show pairs with ages, some marked as legal age, across multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Boyd
Missoula
Mont
Laverna M. Hart
Seattle
Markus Wangness
Ivy G. Henry Anderson
Augusta Olson
Charles A. Cox
Ruth B. Tenemons
Wray H. Jackson
Tacoma
May M. Leveen
Frederick J. Bradshaw
Katherine C. Reinacker
Charlie C. Colman
Local Births Registered This Week
Mirthe list shows births: Pohl to EB Pohl wife at 1113 Eastlake Avenue a son on Sept 12. Steel to M Steel at 608 Biewett a daughter on Sept 14. Cogeshall to H Cogeshall at 706 Blewett a daughter on Sept 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pohl
EB. Pohl
Eastlake Av
Steel
M. Steel
Biewett
Cogeshall
H. Cogeshall
Blewett
Address at Temple church on City Pastor and City Miss
At the Baptist ministers conference in Temple church on Monday at 10 o clock Rev W G Jones will deliver an address on the City Pastor and City Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ministers
Temple Church
W. G. Jones
Death notices list eight residents and others
Deaths registered today include Clark A J, 48, of 1206 Sixth Ave. J Ahern, 23, Wayside Emergency Hospital. G F Norman, 64, 511 Main St. Mrs A B Kettyle, 42, Wayside Emergency Hospital. G T Sherick, 69, 3546 Ferdinand. Follett Infant, York Station. M Tevkno Taurino, 42, Great Northern Docks. BE Crossman, 71, Pacific Hospital. L M Lawrence, 27, Pacific Hospital. F M Smith, 60, 203 Thirteenth Ave North. H Lindstrom, 4, 506 First Ave. K A Mason, 69, 2814 Dearborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
A. J. Clark
Av. Ahern
J. Ahern
Norman
G. F. Norman
Main St. Kettyle
Mra
A. B. Kettyle
Wayside
Sherick
G. T. Sherick
Ferdinand Follett
York Station
Taurino
M. Tevkno
Great Northern
Crossman
Mason
K. A. Mason
Dearborn
New University Methodist Pastor Preaches Tomorrow
Rev J M Crane new pastor of University Methodist Episcopal church will preach his first sermon to his new congregation tomorrow at 11 oclock. Crane arrives from Fort Wayne Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Crane
University Methodist Episcopal Church
Crane
Fort Wayne
Indiana
School board restores six expelled students
In Spokane on September 21 the school board voted to reinstate six high school students expelled last spring for throwing games at David Cloyd, then high school principal. Reserved seats for the Coliseum go on sale Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
David KE. Cloyd
Monuments Art Marble Company Ad Listing
An old classified item notes Monuments Art Marble Company located at 2011 Sec ond Av, three doors north of Virginia At, with two phone numbers 1738 and another contact point. The fragment provides business location and contact details for potential customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monuments Art Marble Company
Virginia
Big Luna Park natatorium draws crowds for swimming
Hundreds of swimmers enjoy afternoons and evenings at Luna Park natatorium as the facility proves popular with visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luna Park
Alaska Coast Steamship Withdraws Service to Katalla
RERVICMwiITHDRAWN 6 Alaska Coast Steamship pany operating the Jeante and Santa Barbara has withdrawn its service to Katalla relieving that port from gales. No harbor exists and ships must discharge cargo by lighters in the open sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Coast Steamship pa@y
Jeante
Tha
Santa Barbara
Katalla
Dong Hee
Want Classes United In Washington High Request
A petition circulated yesterday in the Washington high school senior class asks the board of education to unite the senior classes of the two high schools for the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Board of Education
Society Man Lima To Leave U S Prison Tomorrow
Atlanta banker and society figure Lima, imprisoned since April 1903 for embezzling 100090 from Capital City National Bank, will complete his sentence tomorrow. His good conduct earned him early release under law. His crime shocked Atlanta society, though the bank later paid depositors in full and discharged stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Acelery
Tte
Sima
Canadians Lose Claims Under New Boundary Rule
Sept 21. In the Forty Mile district the new boundary line awards the United States a wide strip of land causing several Canadians to lose valuable mining claims. The shift in borders impacts prospectors and local mining interests as government redefines jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dawson
Y. T
United States
Forty Mile District
School opening delayed ten days for Lincoln High
The school board announces a ten day delay before Lincoln High can open. Contractors Habip are responsible for a $200 fine for each day the building remains unfinished after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board
Lincoln High School
Habip
Shingle Prices Fall Amid Bear Raid In Great Lakes
Shingle prices drop 25 cents due to a bear raid by wholesalers seeking fall trade. Manufacturers cite heavy congestion in the shingle movement at the head of the Great Lakes, notably in Buffalo and Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Duluth
Burned to a Crisp: Mrs. Hogan Dies in Hillsboro Fire Trap
Mrs. Mary Hogan, a farm cook near Hillsboro Oregon, became dizzy while cooking and fell onto a red hot range. Rescuers arrived too late. she died within minutes from severe burns sustained in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hillsboro
Ore
Mary Hogan
Denver Seattle railroad project nears reality
The Denver Seattle line appears assured with a land tract purchased in Denver for terminals at a cost of 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Denver
Denver-Seattle
Local Merchant Joins Portland Meat Company Reorganization
Charles Bruhn a prominent city merchant with two decades in meat packing becomes associated with L. Zimmerman of Portland in the reorganization of the Portland Meat company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bruhn
L. Zimmerman
Portland
Portland Meat Company
Eleanor of Marblehead Wins Lipton Cup in Jamestown Races
In Norfolk on September 21 the yacht Eleanor of Marblehead skippered by Maas won the Lipton cup in the Jamestown exposition international yacht races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Opium Haul Found Hidden in Abandoned Gig Harbor House
Customs and revenue officers recovered 200 pounds of opium hidden in an unoccupied house at Gig Harbor. Authorities believe members of an emigrant gang used the property to stash the drugs as part of their operation the government is seeking to dismantle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Customs
Revenue
Gig Harbor
Three new watchmen join local immigration staff
Three new men have been added to local immigration staff. They are of Graham, formerly of San Francisco, and late of Tacoma, Charlee Reaney, also of San Francisco and Tacoma, and George Curtis, recently transferred from Ellis Island New York to Tacoma. The men are all watch men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
San Francisco
Tacoma
Charlee Reaney
George Curtis
Ellis Island
N. Y
Chinese Cannery Workers Arrive in Seattle on Utopia
Thirty Chinese cannerymen landed in Seattle from Bellingham aboard the steamship Utopia. They were detained briefly at the detention house while their papers were reviewed and they faced an examination of documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Utopia
Seattle Produce Group Weighs Rat Extermination Action
At its next meeting the executive committee of the Seattle Produce association will consider a proposal for concerted action by commission merchants to exterminate rats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Produce Association
Commission
Last Night of Pure Food Show Draws Crowds
Dreamland Rink hosts final evening of the Pure Food Show and Industrial exposition under the Central Labor Council. More than 4,000 attended. the event claimed record crowds and a “Star Night” honor with a closing program of vocal and theatrical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland Rink
Central Labor Council
Coal packer urges curb on Pacific Coast coal monopoly
A Seattle coal packer writes The Star alleging Pacific Coast company and other operators are freezing out local dealers to dominate coal sales and hauling. He calls for free entry of Canadian and other coals to restore competition and relief from rising prices and extortionate rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast Company
Star
Seattle
Finest Pipe Organ for City Church Under Construction
The new First Presbyterian Church organ at Seventh and Spring, built by the Hartford Organ Co and set by Edward Crone, will be the largest in the northwest. It features 75 stops, 5 000 pipes, 32 foot longest pipe, echo organ, cathedral chimes, and a Crescendo pedal, with gold pipes and an air chest system powered by a 15 horsepower motor. It costs about $30,000 and will be dedicated with an Eastern organist of note next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Seventh and Spring
Northwest
St. Louis
Longer sheets for sleeping cars and no brushing in aisles
Harrisburg health commissioner orders longer sheets in sleeping cars across the state and prohibits porters from brushing passengers in the aisles. The directive aims to improve passenger comfort and sanitation in rail travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Private Banks Ordered Closed in Helena District
Helena Montana September 21 Twenty three private banks have been ordered to close under the law from the last legislature. The Lana Park okum remains open and conducts normal business despite the closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Lana Park Okum
Public Market Prices Today Pulse of a Busy Market
Heavy attendance by consumers and producers as markets show mixed supplies. Prices vary for poultry produce potatoes cucumbers tomatoes and fruit with Wenatchee peaches off the market and Crawford peaches appearing at 76 cents per box.
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Rem
Va Nat der Vann
Neil
Fred Twitchell
Wife
Start School OF Journalism
Dewey
Auburn Commercial
Auburn City Waterworks
M. C. League
John D
Carl Ackerman
Langley
Katherine Lang
Claus Jorgenson
Lea Anderson
Beattie
Chas
O. Anderson
Johnson
Baptist Conference
Oxford
Pee RT Coliseum
Superior Coal & Improvement Co
Eee
Conservatism
Ballard
Scandinavian American Bank
Alaska
D.$. Johnston Co
Second Avenue
Seattle-Tacoma
U. Seeley, Jr
Fashion” Center
Novelty Cloak & Suit Co
H. L. Klein
James ST
Yakima District
Calhoun
DENNY @ EWING, Inc
Pike
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