Annie Russell Discharged In Grand Larceny Case
Annie Russell, known pick pocket, was to be tried in superior court for grand larceny. Prosecution failed as key witness W H Regenton did not appear, though $275 allegedly stolen from Eagleston last May was found on Russell. Eagleston, held for days, disappeared after being released. The state
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Annie Russell
W. H. Regenton
Eagleston
Outlet Clothing Company
Hart, Schafner & Marx
Bat
Judge Denies Additional Search as Alaska Suspect Remains
Judge Tallman refused to block a delivery of funds to a woman accused of theft. The prosecuting witness was absent, so the claim lacked proof of falsity. The case centers on ownership of the money and the suspect’s whereabouts in Alaska.
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Tallman
Alaska
Roosevelt Leaves Oyster Bay for Washington aboard Sylph
President Roosevelt and his family depart Oyster Bay at 9 AM aboard the government yacht Sylph. They will transfer to the Pennsylvania special at Jersey City for a 1 PM departure and expect to reach Washington by 6 90 PM. The office force and families also travel by special train to meet them at Jersey City. The president waves farewell to old neighbors on the dock as Sylph weighs anchor.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sylph
Jersey City
National Capital
Adieux
Pasquale to Hang for Murder in Tacoma Case
Frank Pasquale, convicted of murdering Seattle insurance agent Charles B. Gray, was sentenced to hang by Judge Snell in Tacoma. Judges denied a new trial motion. Pasquale will appeal to the state supreme court as Italian supporters vow to aid his defense.
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Tacoma
Frank Pasquale
Charles 8. Gray
Seattle
Joige Snell
Superior Court
Pasquale
State Supreme Court
Noore
Heir to Fortune and Dies In Poverty
The piece notes an heir to $200,000 notified by Scripps News Assn. The text mentions high school students including Dowd and Thad Roberts leaving a station to pursue special university courses amid a new board of education rule barring high school fraternities from graduation or athletic privileges.
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Dowd
Thad Roberts
State University
Board of Education
HigginS for Governor of New York Named by Odell
Frank Wayland HigginS, a businessman from Olean New York and longtime Platt machine ally, was chosen by Governor Odell and his supporters as the Republican nominee for governor of New York. Born August 18 1856 he attended a military academy in 1873 and began a mercantile career. He served as a New York state senator and was elected lieutenant governor with Odell. He remarried and started a family.
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Frank Wayland Higgins
Odell
New York
Olean
N. Y
Tary Academy
Platt
Charles Martin Dies on Train to Cheyenne
GREELY COl Sept 22 Charles Martin secretary of the National Live Stock association died suddenly last night on a train en route from here to Cheyenne. Death was caused by tubercular hemorrhage.
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Greely
Chartee Martin
National Live Stock Association
Here
Cheyenne
Burned to Death in Harrington Hotel Fire
Larry Tierney, a young man, perished in a morning blaze that destroyed the Harrington hotel. A charred corpse, unrecognizable at first, matched Tierney by size and his occupancy of room 9. The hotel, owned by George Wilson and valued around $10,000, with some coverage by insurance, may be rebuilt by Wilson.
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Henry Pay
Wilson
Arrests of Spokane Milliners Shock City
Consternation and a deputy game warden harried milliners of Spokane on Tuesday as leading milliners and proprietors of millinery shops were arrested causing widespread astonishment among the trade.
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Spokane
Plumage sellers arraigned in Justice Srocker court
In a sudden arrest wave the suspects were brought before Justice Srocker on charges of selling plumage from non game birds. The League of American Sportsmen, F. P. Merrill, and Deputy Game Warden Uhlig led the action. Women speculated about possible arrests for themselves but officials indicated only those selling the plumage are pursued.
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Justice
Consolidation of Districts 8 12 and 106 Challenged
In a quo warranto action before Superior Judge Griffin, G W Burke and H C Green challenge the consolidation of districts 8 12 and 106 into 146. Plaintiffs include District 12 directors and nearby property owners near O Dirien. Other related suits remain pending and Griffin’s ruling will largely determine the outcome.
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G. W. Burke
H. C. Green
Griffin
District 12
O'Dirien
Acre Tracts For Suburban Homes And Market Garden Goods
A real estate notice from W. C. Squire president promotes acre tracts with convenient roads and water access for suburban homes and garden products to market. Agents will accompany buyers from the Ando Haller Building, Main 653.
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W. C. Squire
ANDO
Haller
His Horse Fell Daniel Moane Sues Over Injuries
Daniel Moane filed suit in the superior court to recover 1950 damages from the Northwestern Improvement Company for personal injuries after his horse tangled with downed telephone wires near Ravensdale and threw him. The defendant owns the Ravensdale to city line. Mrs. G. W. Lane reported a sneak thief entered her house and robbed her from 1111 Fifth Avenue.
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Daniel Moane
Northwestern Improvement Company
Evanes
Ravensdale
G. W. Lane
Fifth Avenue
Detective Byrnes Details Theft with Missing Suspects
City detective Byrnes pursued a case involving a gold watch chain and several pieces of jewelry. No crew or thief could be found, and the investigation remained unresolved.
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Byrnes
France Receives Full Satisfaction Over Pekin Incident
Paris reports the Chinese government has given France full satisfaction for the aggression by natives against French soldiers in Pekin during the relief operations. The accord closes the dispute with official acknowledgment and reparations terms.
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Paris
France
Pekin
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F McCullough
Northern Pacific Railroad
McCullough
Charles Martin
Gbortope News
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Standard Furniture Co
L. Schoenfeld & Sons
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