Kidnapping in Frisco Shocks City and Bail Granted
United Press report details Montague Older's abduction in San Francisco in broad daylight. Police and special agents pursued suspects, leading to Older being released on bail of 3000 dollars and later transported to Redwood City aboard a coast line train amid heightened security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ban Francisco
van Neseav
Earnest Wok
Ai Bs
Burns and McIntyre
Police Department of
San Francisco
Southern
Pacific
Los Angeles
Carrell Cook
Superior Court
Redwood City
Binet
Older
Mose
San
Coast Line
Rim
Red City
Editor Fremont Older Seized From Train by Santa Barbara Sheriff
Santa Barbara deputy sheriff with police escort removed Fremont Older of the San Francisco Bulletin from a Coast Line train using a habeas corpus writ. He was taken toward Los Angeles after a warrant issued by Justice Summerfield for criminal libel. Older, famed for exposing graft in San Francisco, denied comment beyond taunting that San Francisco officials were getting busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Ashe
Calhoun
Brown
Ashe
Thisia
Barrow
Older
Santa Barbara
Cal
Coast Line
Fremont Older
Francisco Bulletin
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Court House
Court of Justice
Man Bound Over on Cleaver Assault Charge
T G Parks bound over to superior court by Judge Gordon in police court after a Thursday afternoon fight at In & moat market at Bightav and Pike. Parks faces a charge of assault and battery with a deadly weapon for striking Charlie Hilee on the head with a butcher’s cleaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Parks
Charlies Hilee
Moat Market
Bightav
Pike
Superior Court
Yeater
Gordon
Police Court
Bank Clearings Report for Seattle and Tacoma
Bank clearings for Seattle total 1 457 994 70 with Halangen 164 629 21 and Tacoma clearings 67 641 with Halances noted. A free amount 779 252 appears in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Tacom
Halances
Union Pacific Pays Damages for Van Anselt Property
The school board received $96,000 from Union Pacific railroad as payment for Van Anselt school property seized by the Oregon and Washington road for right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
van Anselt
Oregon & Washington Road
Court Takes Charge of Neglected Children
Judge Frater ordered removal of six children from Charles and Carrie Sutherland of York Station after evidence of chronic intoxication and filth. Elmer aged 18 was sent to Mercer Island Industrial School. Ida and Lena to the House of Good Shepherd. Jennie Emma and Hilda to the Washington Children's Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Court
Frater
Elmer
Mercer Island
Ida
Lena
House of Good Shepherd
White Jennle
Emma
Hilda
Washington
Gormley Plans Run for Mayor of Seattle
County official Matth Gormley announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for mayor of Seattle. He says he will run a clean campaign focused on honest municipal administration, though he notes he will need a favorable primary to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matth Gormley
Seattle
Matt H. Gormley
Gormley
King County
Bartlett Knocks by Escort After Insult Incident
William Bartlett 22 was knocked unconscious by a group escorting two young women after allegedly insulting them in Pike area. Police say Bartlett and two laborers Perry Gideon and Harry Knox resisted arrest. all three jailed for disorderly conduct. Police kept the women's identities confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bartett
Perry Gideon
Harry Knox
Wallin
Hart
Roesier
Bartlett
Hartlett
Knox
Gibson
Murderers of Mrs. Grant Arrested in Chicago
Chicago dated report states Richard Walton, a Black man, arrested on suspicion of murdering Mrs. L. W. Grant. Walton named Richard Lemonyne as the killer and provided statements suggesting a confession while in custody. Beattie and Mrs. F. L. Vout are connected relations referenced in the coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Chicago
Richard Walton
L. W. Grant
Seattle
Walton
Richard
Lemonyne
Gunde
Beattie
F. L. Vout
Meeting in North Yakima Voices on Race and Women
A September 28 meeting in North Yakima devolved into disorder as a speaker launched abusive remarks about women and race. Police restored order after the crowd expressed shock and left the hall in dismay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Titman
Bis
Seattle fender test claim sparks Kansas City rebuttal
A dispute over street car fenders between Seattle’s President Jacob Furth and Kansas City’s transit claims prompts The Star to verify the Eclipse Car Fender by Cleveland. The fender description details a life guard with a tilting platform and rubber roller to absorb impacts, aiming to save lives during collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jacob Furth
Seattle Electric Company
Seattle
Furth
Star
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Eclipse Railway Supply Company
Cleveland
Eclipse Car Fender Company
Shane
Beattle Electric Company
Many Permits For September Reported
The article notes a surge in building permits for September with totals approaching 1 150 after reaching around 1 000 by Friday. It compares the current gain to September 1906 and cites about 676 permits issued in the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beober
Ohout
Finance committee links levy to salary hikes for health and sand inspectors
The finance committee plans a levy and the board of health and sand inspectors seek a raise to 95 dollars hourly next year. The committee will consider the salary increase as part of the coming budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Governor Hoggatt Heads to Valdez Amid Rioting
Governor Hoggatt, under Interior Secretary orders, sails from Juneau aboard the cable ship Burnside to Valdez to report on rioting between rival railroad factions. Burnside crew ordered to provide the fastest possible information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Juneau
Alaska
Hoggatt
Secretary of the Interior
Burnside
Valdez
Burnelde
Robbery Suspect Identified in Ravenna Park Case
A man calling himself 8. Terry was arrested by Patrolman L. Newman for highway robbery. Nicholae Radakovitch of 511 12th Ave confirms Terry as one of the robbers who held him up for $200 in Ravenna Park last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
L. Newman
Nicholae Radakovitch
12Th Av
Ravenna Park
Falls from Wagon At Public Market Injures Farmer
Sunnydale farmer C.8 Maddux fell while climbing to a wagon seat at the public market place this morning and hit his head on the street planking causing a slight skull fracture. He was taken to Dr. Frank Brooks for aid and returned home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madduz
Sunnydale
Frank Brooks
Maddux
Lippy Loses Auto After Revival Meeting
Thomas Lippy, once rich from the Klondike, attended a revival meeting at the Methodist tabernacle on Union and Fifth Avenue last night and misplaced his automobile. The car was later found on First Avenue abandoned by a group of boys who used it for a cheap ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lippy
Klondike
Union
First Av
Regrade Roll Approved by Public Works Board
The board of public works approved the Thirday regrade project. The cost totals $1,002,489.99 with $2,704.36 assessable to the general fund. Work runs from Pine to Cedar and includes the cross streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Health Association Meets in Atlantic City
Atlantic New Jersey September 28 The American Public Health Association will hold its 35th annual session next week in Atlantic City. The meeting is set to begin Monday with officials and researchers gathering to discuss public health topics.
Imaginary Music Drives Man to Jail
A Vancouver laborer named Gormley, found ranting about an imaginary audience inside a city area, was admitted to a hospital as insane after authorities detained him. Shortly after, a man named Shoat Viruver was arrested near Fourth Avenue and Main Street for haranguing the imaginary audience and was charged with insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Gormley
Vancouver
Pom Nent Hospital
Shoat Viruver
Fourth Av. South
Main St
Tillman
Viruver
Home Destroyer Shot and Killed in Night Shoot
Nort Yakima Sept 24 Hornbecker a New York family member was shot and killed at Toppentah by Eugene Whiterstein. Whiterstein arrested and exonerated by coroner's jury. Hornbecker had planned to visit the Winterstein home but was shot as he approached Mrs Winterstein's apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay United Preas
NORT
Municipal ownership of a Seattle coal market urged by councilman
Councilman T P Revelte calls for city ownership of a coal mine and a public fuel market to cut prices. He asserts the present plan by the Public Market Association offers only temporary relief and would keep the supply unreliable and prices high. He urges next legislature to pass a law allowing cities to own and operate coal sources and public fuel markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
T. P. Revelte
Public Market Association
Oper
Lnwer
Engi
Grub Gave Out but Hunt Proved Plentiful in Kitsap Trip
A hunting party from an unnamed area spent two days on grub, then relied on game during a week long Kitsap county hunt. John Getse and son Cal White H L Whitman and Edward Cary reached Mission lake to find supplies gone and ate grouse and a deer they claim to have killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Getse
Cal White
H. L. Whitman
Edward Cary
Kitsap Coun
Mission Lake
Divorces On Hold As Court Handles Routine Matters
Twenty nine expectant petitioners, mostly women, gathered at the court house for uncontested divorces but only routine cases like breach of contract and damages were heard. By noon, the women left unfulfilled, lamenting the lack of divorce proceedings and suggesting better practices in other cities. A brunette spectator criticized the court for not prioritizing divorce cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Court House
Chicago
McEwen
South Dakota
North still silent as search for Covington suspects stalls
Authorities press for word from Catalla as they pursue two suspects in the Agnes Covington case. No definite vessel location at Valdez or Catalla, while reports of a Santa Clara voyage suggest movement. Chief Wappenstein screens tips, discarding most as unhelpful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bur Jlson
Frank Covington
Agnes Covington
Catalla
Valdes
Valdez
Santa Clara
Wappenstein
Businessmen Return from Eastern Washington Excursion
The Chamber of Commerce business men's excursion party will return late tonight over the Great Northern from Wenatchee. Advices at the chamber office say the trip through Eastern Washington has been a success in every particular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Great Northern
Wenatchee
Chamber
Washington
Miner killed in Ravensdale coal mine cave-in
Santo a timberman was crushed to death in Ravensdale coal mines caught by a cave in yesterday. Gobra leaves a widow and four children. Coroner Carroll was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo
Ravensdale
Gobra
Carroll Wos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frisco
Buletin
Auto
Eveniox
Regetant District Attorney
Heney
Oller
Savor
Argent
Hener
Badsiph Spreckies
Iter
Spreckies
Setoy
Atey
Angeles
Lu Brown
Iminal
San France
Kings
Rudolph
Richards @ Carter
Arvara
Santa Harbara Ata
United Railroads
Earl Rogers
Tirey L. Ford
Fremont
The
Netin
Ruef
Schmitz
Board of Police Commissioners
Wittman
Reagan
Indiet Ruef
Bohemian Club
Rudolph Spreckeln
Eugene KE. Schmitz
Eter
U. S. Mint
Ford
Mint
Leach
United Roads
Well Mullaly
Aes
Abe Ruef
Mullaly
Kuef
U. S Treasury
Patrick Calhoun
Mr. Mullaly
Abraham Ruef
Tim
MR. Furth
Fender
Lippy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!