davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-13

Mrs. Arthur Tatem, of Tonopal
New. Is In the city, the guest c
Mrs. J. P. Watson.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-13

Rev. Owens, with his con.
Is holding services In the
lows hall until their new {
completed.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-13

The church people are very mucl
worried for fear We viii lose ou
dear prsslding elder. Rev. J. p. Va,
son. as this his las, year to serv
this district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
PURE FOOD SHOW
OPENED TODAY

Be awarded for The finest display
and each exhibitor = making an efs
fort 10 secure ttii#
4 musical program and asriea of
vaudeville acts under the direction
II Frank Exam viii De given every
afternoon and evening Among the
acts 80 far secured are the Leslie
sisters, SINGING and dancing con4e
llleunes. ElkuoF Mafeiditnh famous
dance. in which six Young ladies
will taks part, and many other high
class acts
Dainty little luncheon tables have
been arranged iB eaxY corners OF
the hall. whore iuncheon II being
served 20 the lads visitors free 81
charge. Samples Of the various
foods are also distributed. and n
surprise package VIII be given TO
all gentlemen attending
Free tickets can be secured from
am grocer. members Of the asao
citation Those not securing tickets
will be charged an admission fec
Of IS cents
The exposition viii continue for
two weska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
MINISTER'S START
THINGS A MOVING

hor Statistics. The ministers
pledged their personal support and
viii make II a matter for pulpit en-.
deAv0r.
Relative 60 the closing Of saloons
on Sundays nev ] NJ Wilson said
that the mayor had sal dto him
You church people may stand
off I ana going to close the "a.
loufa without the cooperation Of
anybody / am COINS to close them
az the mayer Of the city"
The mheting decided TO send an
eNpfeAaloa IT sympathy with the
movement to the mayor
The clbaina 0f the AsY..P. E.
Ratee on Sunday waa taken up and
discussed. after paper by Or w.
II. W. Reea on the need of a re
yivai In Seattle had been read Roy.
"A. A. Matthews said that. while
heartily ia sympathy With the
nosemenl, he felf that the present
siaaseration of the Sabbath was a
matter of more moment He aug.
eesfad, however. that the Fea0lu.
tlan which had been read be edited
aud presented to the governor ana
A.Ysp. r. offlciala NE thought
the latter were men Who would
ysohi Ia Influence of thia kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04

ped its press, took off the plate,
substituted one saying that
Thompson was not guilty. and
finally succeeded in getting out
on the street after the entire
city had learned the facts
through The Star.
The whole front page of the
Times extra" is herewith pro-
duced in a Photographic en-
craving. IL will be noticed that
this extra contains about a doz-
en- words. and is without date.
The price charged for il was S
cents.
The accompanying photo
graphic reproduction of The
Stars extra needs no comment.
It's superior character can be
seen at a glance. THE PEG
PIE WHO PURCHASED
THE STAR SECURED THE
COMPLETE FACTS CON-
CORNING THE ENDING
OF THE TRIAL, AND THE
RENDITION OF THE YER
DICT. TOGETHER WITH
A RESUME OF THE EN-
TIRE CASE, THE WHOLE
OCCUPYING ABOUT TWO
COLUMNS OF TYPE.
To accomplish this great
beat. The Star had made elab-
crate preparations, having run
a special wire from the court
house in Tacoma to the West
ern Union telegraph office III
that city. From there an exs
elusive Western Union wire
was secured leading direct into
The Stars editorial rooms.
Hence. when the verdict wa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
LINCOLN GUEST
TAKES POISON

Last Saturday evening the
Seattle Star again out-dis-
taneed all of its contemporaries
in giving vital news to the pub
lie.
On this occasion il was the
verdict in the Thompson muir
der case. The Star beat the
Times on the street ~ minutes,
while the News made a feeble
attempt to get out an extra a
quarter Of an hour later than
the Times.
THE STAR NEWS BOYS
SOLD THOUSANDS OF
COPIES ON THE DOWN
STREETS BEFORE ANY
o T II L X PAPER A p
FEARED. Even the resi-
denee districts were thoroughly
covered.
The verdict was announced
at 0 IA p. m. in the court room
in Tacoma. Three minutes
later the information was in
the Stars office and the ma
ehinery was in action, getting
out the first extra.
So coek-sure was the Times
that the verdict would be
guilty" that 1t placed a dunn
my" plate on It's press, announe-
ing the conviction of young
Thompson. 1t had begun
printing these papers. when the
shouting Of the Star newsboys
on the street. in front of the
Times office attracted atten-
ton inc.
ne Times purchased a copy
of the Stars extra and diseov-
ering what had happened, stop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
LODGED
BEHIND BARS

After an exciting chase q a
months duration along the Pacific
coast, James Evans, the accused
snbezEllua bookkeeper Of J. r
Thomas q Co, has been lodged be
hind the bars Of the King county
san. Detective Jack Kennedy ar.
rived from Los Angeles late satuf
day night where the prisoner was
unprecedented with bIa prisoner.
a representative Of The firm Of J.
r. Thomas a 90. called upon thn
prisoner early this morning and for
an hour whispered conversation
eas carried on between the Two.
Asked # BE cared q make a state
meHI. Evans replied. Ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
!, examination Shows John Jackson Was
ss..a 10 Death Bloody Knife Found In Wom-
! rf.cts-Wife Is Held Tor Crime.

IN which she upbraldea him for hia
asseftlea She entfeatea him Go
eame to Seattle. sayink Hhc wanted
% talk Thugs over
He eame 10 the city last Mon.
slay. and the two ttsak a fuam at
the Nicholas Monday evening thes
seat On spree which lasted until
Friday morning. When Jackson was
found dead During Tits tune ma
uiefana qaAfrelH between the tao
teak place. aud finally AIRS A. A.
Eillots. the landlads. MAS forced
90 request them 10 behave them.
selves.
FRIDAY maFulnr Mrs jackson told
Mrs. Elliott thar ahc wanted "a kire
= little card party ia her room
that night. but Mrs Eitlott refused
her permission. declaring she con
Quoted Respectable house aud
siiant care 90 have Il seAasiaiIsed
Mrs 1ackmaa then went back 20
her fpom. aud another violent quar-
rel ensaed between herself and
Jackaon. Who. Il Was said. Was
angry because Of Mrs kiliastn re
fsleal to allow the party.
Stories Contradictory.
About ~ O'clock Mrs jackson
again came out IN the ball and told
Mrs E'iiiost sha coaiaut vake her
husband nr y G. NexstIr and
Police officer hedges were sum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04

The pure rood exposition. given
bg the Seattle Pure Food aasuclA
tfan. comprising goo local retail
ereeera opened this afternoon 10
Esan'a hall. Ia the Arcade build
lag. wlth a large attendance.
Ali morning carpenters and deco
ratarA. unaer the direction Of Man
aRer q. G Trumhuit Wefe busy
erecting booths and putting the hail
ia order. No expense has been
spared IN transforming the hall into
IA miniature carnival. and many
pretty effects n the decorators art
ara lu evidence.
The booths are occupied hy ex.
hlhlfa from the largest breakfast
food and spice companies IN the
United sfatea. sa well as from local
food dealers A silver loving cup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04

announced. the flash came over
this system of wires almost i'm
simultaneously. So rapid was
the service that. according 10
this morning advices from Ia
coma THE STAR ACTUAL
LY BEAT THE NEWS
PAPERS IN THAT CITY
BY FULLY.FTFTEEN MIN
UTESt
The foregoing is a striking
instance OF how an up-to-date
newspaper works. II annihil-
ates both time and distance.
The month of January. Just
closed, was a rd-breaker
for The Seattle Star. in the
matter OF circulation. Its car
rier routes increased in all d.
reetions at rate never before
equaled in the eight years that
the paper has been in existence.
And the end is not vet.
The people OF Seattle and
vicinity are rapidly finding out
that there is one afternoon
newspaper. which. while clean
and conservative in its tone,
can be depended upon 10 get ell
of the news. AND GET 1T
FIRST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
ROVE KNIFE THROUGH
HER HUSBANDS HEART

menea tn aud an investigation
showed that jackson had pre-.
presumably died ffum alcoholism
Detective Jack Hafek aud Officers
t.eCuunt aud Potter were sent 90
investigate. and they brought Mira
Jackson screaming cafalnk to the
city iails She Was intoxicated ut
the time. Once she claimed that
John died eufnln9 Mra Ellhtt. and
again she said he died happy and
In her arms
Coroner CagFail will consult with
the prosecuting attorney today and
a complaint charging Mrs jackson
with murder will he signed. The
woman wiil be held 81 the cit,
iaIi temporarily No Inquest will
be held over Jaekuons body unlesa
the prosecuting attornev ~ desires
The pest norton On hia hcdf vas
% have been held last Saturday.
hut owing 10 the fact that the ION.
mes Watson Undertaking company
WAS moving from their old quarters
At Third aF. and Columbia e Il
was postponed until yesterday aft.
ernoan. and again postponed until
this morning. because Of the un.
settled state az affairs AZ The un'
dersakers nes place Every thins
pointed 10 death from alcoholism.
and haste WAS not deemed neeea.
saYy.
Ruth tackeon.a maiden name Il
said 10 hW Granville She IL about
~ yehra old. and her husband about
40 They were married. aceosdine
O. Mrs. jackson. elght years aRp.
and had enc child Il Il said that
MrA Jackson mother II Twins IN
Seattle tsekaansa relatives arc
said ta tive In Anaconda. Mont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
ORDER BY
COAL COMPANY

rate PER load established fof essh
alafrfts Any tsaueief guilty 81
over eh@ratag ~iitt mot receive any
eeai ii the future
Yesterday heavy snaHfali nnst
The uFtxnseted renewal 81 winter.
c8whlhea With fhe frreas If last
nlaht i aps 70 ennes a repetition q
the euAs shortage situation. - Was
ssEsfisne~s1 during the earlier part
81 the winter
FseN II any Il shs easi dealers
haTs caught % In their beck orders
eaA last At time wh.e zeal eaa
hsssunlng % enfne ia hh#sft normal
tha utah of transfers 81 ths Pacific
eexAt hanknse hsN affected those
dealers Aha have been figuring On
besns atis ia seeuFs snoush eeAl IL
eaten up eith back ufisFa.
TIE Pacific Coast company had =
fAlf wappiy 81 lHnp MT and mins
r4n ess4l or hand thsa uafntHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
SON TESTIFIES
I'm HARRY THAW TRIAL

ata sou a. thlsr NtsA me FeEastA
TN be All right
At : a.elaek Attorney fsieenaH. q
Thaa euaasel. began the pssseHts :
elo0 ug the asfsw~sa easrs
The case aaa delayed ~ calling
the frhFaagy term uf she saps efias
eunft. Fpltq~iuw these laFusalltise
: special term tfxtuH 1hae Vas
saglast A conference II attorney =
ard l0aKe ~ Ire beHsh lasted aHs
wrat minutes
Says Defendant was insane.
Scores of people tried ansN this
Afterua@an a. get thronkh the lsssiee
ilaea 10 listen to the raae ~ The
dwgeaea. bat aoae NAs E~atmttiHA
Gleason spoke IN a iaw tone. un.
heard hS auY s1eNHf tMH#t Sc
4 went ron 90 dismiss Etuta yuar
tNinas. said Utea~0n. the taeA that
this defendant stands ufroa any LA
ether than sha statutes Tawfs
never has been \ ease where -
tn4nf men entered jury tas NIsh
oplniona furtaed The 1He#tsaa +
can fuu put shoau opinions aside
believe roa enn weigh ths sst'
dsnce as I'd En Developed
The defense relies upen al the
aefen0em Il can under the las The
defendant killed STAFFORD Waite
lie halievea Il waN 40 act 81 Rfaxta
sieuee. and thai - saa guided BY
pruViHener The defendant killed
White. and did nat knos the Ari
mAA wgusK. Tho defendant Vas suf
fersae ffom y mentmi uu@ounaneaa
proceeding from = disease. - that
hn ala not knuw SHAT be wHa DO
lnz. We wlii ahoN msHtai sfasossa4.
meas tn the family There viii b.
witnesses for both asdeA, but yoo
are the ones 60 decide whether the
defendant waa Insane az not Nhsn
he ktitna White
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
PLOT ASSASSINATION
OF PRIMARY LAW

bad Il not worse than the present
E9afesns aa q wonid he an official
fve1suAttun q thn hnHa system,
Thte sHaenAment Il being stfDaRlY
urged b. Judge William IT. White
Of king county. an oxfuatine 81 the
supreme court Judge White il =
rrrmnt convert To rspublicanlhm.
but has strang attachment 10 the
good Fellowship and social arneni.
ties ~ party conventions
Another amendment sought 70 be
made 10 the Law = shaf no more
than aAes candidate f0F 4 state 81
ftce. other than justices Of The ~.
ufrnae enuFt. shall come from the
same wuanff THIS In introduced
20 ere@fe opposition among the
members from the smaller counties
hY creating the impression that an
der tbs bill IN ita original form
klBx. Ptefce aud Spokane counties
wili Htaeapalize al the state offices
BY reason II their large vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04

That an organised attempt Il BE-.
ms made 20 defeat the direct pri.
mary lAw IL nos admitted b.
Christopher 81 HoFr. chairman of
the direct primary league
The meshea ~ whseh this IL TO
- d8ae. he ea4e. six not al cut.
Ftmhs dsfeat ~ the uessagu. the
hoya are too shrewd for that. but
amendments ara To - tackled on
20 make II practically Ineffective
The fIFNs amendment offered Il
aaa whieh Nuald retain the present
aYsteH4 # conventions. eaueHeuH
and primaries. but ifa rvAuls would
ue to make the euasentlun'm ehotee
: sort ~ official choice OF the party
leaders,
The voters - the primaries
woaia uf course - III ItissrtY b din
regard the choice ~ The eunvens
glna A las with this provision
moala. Ia Mr. tloFfa ouininn. b. as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04

sxamlnAsion this
esroass Carroll On Tie
g ,.ssn,a toaad dead
- maraias a the Niea
,,...sls. 1885, Fiset az
y. sIsgslins Fac that Tie
= bssa stabbed 'o ''as9
-. eoxerea With blood
ss.eps she effects et
i ssessen. wiss II the
-. saA A Information
90 .saAy vita the PROSE
sasy eAarsias aes WIN
49, frum alcoholism he
= nsf aays' spres ne Two
ss4sn Il n custody and
-. n her Aushatd are -
- Wassen asoggue
- veaasi p.sfxet the
80 4 laeks0ne hs art be
=. .sssh Anl fifth ribs. and
4 ~ngrhakN
1. atiasesa - have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
81 AM CRAZY, SO
LOCK ME UP"

Il am crany. and ! know Il. You
had better lock me IN in here before
I hurt someone. J arm a dangerous
man ard you had better send me 70
the asylum.
John Farrafa. an italian iaburer.
made the above request to Jpilff
f.araen ihla morning IN an effort 20
break into iaIl Larsen. after think
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
Will woRk ron rlanr HOUR
BILL FOR WOMEN LAHORE rs
START ACTION TO KEEP
GATES or AsvspsE. cLosEo
SUNDAYS.

The Evangelical Ministerial 1850.
citation held an important session
this morning Rev. @ II Mejill
spoke az length In support OF the
eighthaur day bin for women Ia,
bef. which Was introduced IN the
house BY Representative kirkpats
rick tie laid great stress on the
miserable wages Of 81 week.
which Nae all \ great many SRI
workers ia laundriaa and depart.
aieat stores wefe receiving. and
tho lack OF chairs IN the latter
places 70 relieve the physical ten
ston of standing up all day
Frank W Coiterlil. business
agent ot the Central Labor coun.
ell. alao spoke Ia advocacy az the
measure. and y committee was ap.
pointed 60 assist ia It's passage
through the legislature Res. q a.
Met.lll was deputised to be- In
Olympia tonight. when the hlli will
come before the committee 90 la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

The will pay reward Of five dollars to
city Seattle who produce within ten'yo hours
= single gallon Of pure maple
. Any sample presented will be immediately tested
Among large variety aduteatsd goods which have been
sod not only in Seattle throughout the country, bogus
4 ole syrup has figured Of the chief products
All sorts Of connections, Of which maple
tree have been marketed It has seemed TO be i'm.
I. possible TO secure any honestly made
The pure will make heroaah expose Of the uqaiV
+. Of the syrup trade among other things
n will no longer possible fso the people with cans eay
a.sorstsd with pictures Of log boiling in
\ huge kettles in the midst 81 the forest.
..44tttttt++tt ttttttttttsts - j.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
YOUNG BOYS ARE THIEVES.

After giving HIS promise 20 Of
fieer Randall that he would show
him where numerous small articles
zero that he had stolen. little Huhe
Martin. whom the officer arrested
veaterdaY morning. took an oppdf
fanltv 10 escape from the hlueeoat
10 was caught IN the afternoon by
officer Foreman at hla home, In
North Seattle Foreman also ar
rested leo Casey. boz believed
to be Martins partner. and he Is
held at the city Jail on charge OF
theft. The two boys had stolen
come goods from Il North Seattle
restaurant and had started a camp
near Magnolia Bluff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
KELLY RESIGNS

Mike Kelly. the well known King
county deputy sheriff stationed at
South Park. Is 10 at once give mp
hunting for criminals and being
peace officer and settle down TO
plain every day farming This an.
nouncement be made today.
Mr. Kelly has sold the property
adjoining the Yellowstone Park bar
at the race track to ] II Fitzger-
aid FOR $4,000 He then purchased
the property known as the Cum
mings ranch, aud viii shortly va.
cate his old place and move to tho
new.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
PACIFIC COAST CO. OPENS ire
OWN ORDER DEPARTMENT
CRY DIVIDED AND RATES
FisEo FoH DELIVERY.

A aYstem Or taking asasss end ss-
itSefiHs eWal has been adopted ~
she faetfie Coast company, which Il
= thought viii eliminate all poski.
hilitf e estaftlaH and sVefeh4age
en The paft ef transfers and email
dealers
The eefaNasY has established an
pfsisF DEPARTMENT and anyaas
wtshsne coal ean t~lsrhene 10 the
eanpanY. II he has any pgefsfsnes
- 70 teAmaisr hW eau aotlfY this
uugnhanY az the leafm#ssrs naaae.
sihsfs ise the aanipAny wiiI attend
ta the delivery. The city has asen
divided luta districts. and certain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
pEpLoRes cslLn LABOR.

The Hanlorahle aetla q modern
chlla labor we're Realistically d
pIrted aud fofrihis denounced b.
REV W ID simnnda. Of the l'nl
tartan church. tn his sermon last
night lie scored the present Grim
lnal system and the nmaEea 81 80
eIugy Ia that theY ca not tend 80
lessen crime. bat actaaily prumat.
"a H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04

ias ever the odd request concluded
that . man must be pretty badly of
60 want g. spend his time hehind
the iesh bars q the county jan or
go e. an insane asylum. So he IA
vored the Italian with the smallest.
strongest barred cell IN the iaii. He
wilt be examined as g. hia sanity to-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
- Case as First Witness for the State Other
MSS Follow Rapidly. Insanity TO Be the
-. States Case Finished In Two Hours.

- xyxnw eA f~..IFs
-s -. - -
$3.50 = =. -. - -
s... = - -. Fs.v...m
- - -. -
-. - -. '.s... - - g.
w 80. ~. - - 49, -, - -
: =. =. - ..s.s.s... = -
80 - n. -. - -.
q - - - -. --a..s4 -
80, 80 mos. time than
xrxz NJ
u 5a1sSzs ruhixhnfens Tor this
- i ID sxamrle "a the cgn
- M asfeniAnt II eharxrd
= u4tasF Of stanfor'i v aite
x.zasaszskoa ca Jssae -
sezz kAes astasless tbs seeueH
r'e xsfA he mnrdse aaa Gun
~ - rar1sr was criminal.
y 81 malicious. and tbs state
ifgse sA#sa faess
Nvaz sassd aai jerome asked
stsf<sss % leaxe the ruum
n Hzeskxsie hff. meeum panied
fzfx Tkmw. wfa. in passing
y ie14zd smsped hss hanas the
- iz.zzx down hsx eheeke as
4z<H ssss
4..~a wess< r..s5f,.w
- en-. -. :. IS. A..
-. 80 y. :
I. - - = -
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
WILL ASK THAT SON BE
SENT TO MEDICAL LAKE.
Z l. thompson to Appear Before Judge Smell
Tbs Afternoon to Ask for Disposition Of Chester
Doesn't Want Him Sent to Steilaeoom.

force his sons release. which. Il Is
aalA. be could DO under a recent
federal deelsion.
MaY Co 70 Medical Lake.
They are the aayiumA At Stella
coon aud 1T Medical Lake The
former is under the superlntend.
sucy II Dr. Arthur Calhoun. the IN.
sane boys brothofin law. but the
family il averae 70 sending Chester
there. So II Is expected that the
Medical Lake asylum win finally be
decided upon.
Unqualified by a recent federal
decision. a verdict Of not guilty BY
reason n insanity places the dlepo-
aifiou Of the prisoner Within the
hands Of the court No insanity
commission II required aud the
furys verdict aa % the aecuaed'a
mental condition Il accepted a.
final. The attorneys Tor the state
declared AZ the court house In Ia
coma, however, that the recent au.
premn court ruling has practically
made the verdict of mot guilty By
reason Of insanity" and mot
guilty Identical IN force and that
under d WRIT Of habeas corpus.
cheaiar.a father can at any time
force his absolute and unqualified
release.
Thompsons Remain IN Tacoma.
Attorney VIII n Thompson and
his Two sons. Oscar and Maurice,
diH not return 70 Seattle Saturday
niaAf. IA did the prosecuting at
fafne9 and hla deputies. but viii
remain I'm Tacoma until thestefs
disposal f. settled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04

Champagne ehow. playing n Maai
san Saaare garden. next took tho
stand Cuhen said
= Aaw Whlse seated AZ a table
ThaW came later Ttaw walked
slowly soward White tie walte8
aFoanA and approached White from
he rear tie Tired thFVe shota.
then held the fesaEsre shove HE
head b. the harrsA Cohen afu@n
Aas waIked tnwafa Jerome. made a
steteue. approached the diatfles at
tofnes fron ths rear. itiHefFatiug
fully the scene q TIE shooting. 81.
Esalalng the actions and. With arm
r4tsnslesi. tired imaginary shots
Tsok Our rroru Thaus.
Henry F. Flaass. ne orchestra
ieaasr. soFsebpfatsa eaheh.
paal AruaL flHessan. told 81
taking fhe revolver away fFusa
Thaa III anawsf b Attarnsy Del
uaa upesfiens. nFust said Thsp
as# pale. Ms eyes staring and ~
aarssrsa ffsNhssned
Edward " cenher. eu ssartuye b.
IRE 9sfasn. save anlsunoftAnt tessl.
merry
Policeman nshe toia n fhs arr
rest and lsteatfgtea thr revolver he
aaia hr turned Thaw ever g 0fftnes
Wright ard fasu vent e. 80
Whftes body
e'erutesn rhysselan flehane. Who
aeffafmea fha antaNsy. testified
that white aaea from xunshes
wqunds III the head and body. and
Identified the hsllisss which Ne tn0x
frusu The body tehane said the
maiiafw caused esfrbfai hsmaFrh-
aEea There waM re- eFezseNtanAln=
aftuu. Thams counsel aouEhf asslT
80 set taso TIE record such acts as
Indicate ths prisoners mental state
ne sbs tgfns ~ the ahsasiaM
flr FachneF. mha sa@ the sheet
ing. naia he went to whites h0tF
and fauna ifs extinct Hs said that
Re noticed nothing unusual e. the
appearance ~ Tnaw-s face before he
shot
I1l Be All Right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04

% WWEH 1FFHN TOT aHHf7El
The AuuntninesfH had 70 pni oft
their first iaant yesterday on &C
count uf the andw They were 70
have gone % West Point light
house. nat Nill make the trip next
Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-04
QUAKE IN SAN FRANctsc

= Private parties IN this city ,
= this morning received word
. from San Francisco and Oak !
= land 70 the effect that = disas-
= trous earthquake shock wss !
= felt in those cities this MORN !
= ING. Many lives were lest, ao- !
q oordinu 70 the report which
= was confirmed BY a second !
= wire to persons in this city. !
= Word was received from !
a Oakland this nerning stating !
= that = shock occurred IN that !
= city this morning. bat that Il
= was Of no consequence San !
4 Francisco denies the report and :
: says there Is net the slightest :
: foundation Tor the story, which :
= is alleged 70 be false ia every !
= particular.
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