Saloon Keeper Pleads Guilty in Superior Court Case
W. G. Malott proprietor of the depot saloon pleaded guilty before Judge Steiner to keeping his saloon open on Sunday. The sentence was reserved until the end of the term. Police and prosecutors linked Malott and two other saloon keepers to Sunday openings, with Blake pleading guilty and fined $25. Additional cases set for June 18.
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W. G. Malott
Steiner
Malott
Cross
O. M. Holt
Oxford
Fred Keiser
Wenatchee Liquor
Mallet
Law and Order League
W. T. Rarey
M. C Blake
J. M. Duffy
Blake
Still Waiting for Needle to Sprout in Seattle
Seattle resident Mrs. Otto Larsen, a domestic, hoped three weeks ago a cambria needle would sprout into a million dollars in gold. The report notes she paid 367 to a Mrs.
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Seattle
Otto Larsen
Domestic
Hill and Mrs Hill Targeted in San Francisco Observer Case
A fragment reports Mrs Hill and an associate sought information in San Francisco. The text mentions a trap at 1442 Birds Avenue and readings given to plant Thi at a spot. A needle failure led to prosecutors and a warrant, with officers active in pursuit during the first week.
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Atorney
Hant
Fire destroys Savannah wharf and ship at Baltimore
Baltimore June 14 The Savannah steamship wharf of the Merchant and Farmers Transportation Company was destroyed by fire. Losses top $2,000,000 with the Essex steamship partially loaded at the pier ignited and burned into the stream. Crewmen Edward Atkins John Costello Manuel O'Delle were burned to death. Eight scows and barges burned and piers devastated.
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Baltimore
Savannah
Merchant and Iners’ Transportation Company
Essex
Edward Atkins
John Costello
Manuel O’delle
Agreed On Meat Inspection Bill In House Committee
Washington June 14 The House committee on agriculture recessed and agreed on the meat inspection bill except for who pays inspection costs The bill allows no dating on canned goods labels and sets a maximum fine of 10000 dollars and up to three years imprisonment for bribery of inspectors The San Francisco delegation seeking financial aid will get a hearing tomorrow before the House committee on appropriations
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On Agriculture
San Francisco
House Committee On Appropriations
Hearst Agent Visits Bryan Before New York Reception
Berlin reports William R. Hearst’s Europe chief arrived to meet with William J. Bryan prior to Bryan leaving for St. Petersburg. The interview, arranged by cable from London, aimed at a possible compromise to avoid clashes with Hearst propaganda in New York. Some friends noted Bryan might be urged to decline the August New York reception.
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Berlin
William R.hearst
Europe
William J. Bryan
St. Petersburg
Cable
London
Bryan
Hearst
New York
Attack on Boldt secretary in Los Angeles shocks city
Howard Throckmorton secretary to George C Boldt Jr. was attacked by two Mexicans near the Santa Fe Station. He was stabbed in the left side and fired a revolver in self defense. the assailants fled unwounded. Throckmorton went to San Diego after treatment. Boldt recently married a Spanish woman at Tia Juana.
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Los Angeles
Howard Throckmorton
George C. Boldt Jr
Waldorf Astoria
New York
Santa Fe Station
Throckmorton
San Diego
Boldt
Tia Juana
We natchee Valley Fruit Growers elect new board
The first annual meeting of the We natchee Valley Fruit Growers association elected a new board of trustees A J Linville Wm Turner F M Sanders R C Pitcher E T Balch B Chapman and C B Clarke Officers chosen include F B Utter president Mike Horan treasurer and E T Balch secretary Practically all county fruit growers were represented in person or by proxy.
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Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers Association
Sesson
A. J. Linville
Wm. Turner
F. M. Sanders
R. C. Pitcher
E. T. Balch
B. Chapman
C. B. Clarke
Board of
F. B. Utter
Mike Horan Treauher
Son confesses to murder bid to take farm in Ogden case
Edward Soren son on Willard farm confesses attempted murder of Daniel Woodland and wife early Tuesday. He names Henry Woodland as buying his service to kill his father and stepmother for farm ownership. Daniel Woodland paralyzed. both victims in bed when shot. misfired through window. Sheriff says corroborating evidence supports Sorenson confession.
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Ogden
Edward Sorenson
Willard
Daniel Woodland
Henry Woodland
Sorenson
Woodland
Will Provides Income for Dog and Horse in Watts Estate
June 14 report from Los Angeles notes the will of George C. Watts, a Chicago bachelor who died in San Diego. It provides that the income from a $29,000 investment goes to support his dog Bill and that his horse King is also provided for, with a nurse to care for both animals. The document was filed in Chicago.
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Los Angeles
George C. Watts
Chicago
San Diego
Bill
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Canada
J. J King
Leavenworth
Spokane
Grand Lodge
Masonic Order
Wilson Creek
Robert Dormer
United States Navy
E. Morrison
Wenatchee Development Company
Arthur Gunn
Bousquet and Holm
Cabinet
Derby
Newport
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