WALTER YORK SHOT IN SEALING OPERATION AT PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
Walter York of the Carmencita crew was shot in the back of the neck during sealing. The bullet injured his lip, fractured his jaw, and lodged near the neck. He lies in Providence hospital under marine surgeons with strong hope for recovery though a major jaw operation remains to be done. York stated prior to the operation that if he trespassed on Russian sealing he was unaware of it.
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U S Officials Sail for New York as Roosevelt Stump Link Revealed
In Panama on Aug 25 U S Consul General Hesekiah Gedger and Admiral Kenny left for New York. Gedger reportedly heads to stump Indiana voters for President Roosevelt. In Wilbur Washington U S commissioner R J Reever highlights a dairy cow on his farm acclaimed for high milk output and butter yield.
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New Queen Arrives to Lead North West Carnival in Seattle
Miss Annie Carey of Vancouver arrives with a retinue to preside over a two week Seattle Industrial exposition and state labor carnival. Miss Garnier from Vancouver acts as maid of honor with local maids of honor Nettie Lester and Bonner. Governor Melville, parade crowds, and a grand Labor Day barbecue for 20 000 mark the festivities as unions from across the state and British Columbia join in a two week celebration.
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Telegram claim on holiday closures cited by Prentice
A telegram from San Francisco this morning is cited by Prentice claiming no other city or town on the sound closes on all holidays except Sun dagen. The remark suggests a universal practice of holiday closure across regional towns.
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Seattle Lacrosse Club Incorporation Officers Elected
The Seattle Lacrosse Club reports incorporation with officers President Phil L Serve Vice President C Harrison Cheen Manager Secretary H B Kennedy Treasurer W F Kennedy and an executive committee EG Milne Sam W Lorrimer Chas F E Meard Fred K R Beattie Dr O Hartnagle. Fifteen shareholders hold ten shares each. The club aims to develop lacrosse, acquire grounds with grandstand bleachers a club house and training quarters for the team.
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C. Harrison Cheen
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Regatta Draws Huge Crowds in Astoria
Eight thousand visitors fill Astoria hotels as the tenth annual Columbian regatta crowns Queen Helen I. A 15,000 crowd witnesses royal pageantry and a day full of races and spectacles including outrigger, shell, cutter, canoe, and yacht events plus diving and life saving demonstrations.
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Isolated by floods cut Nevada towns from relief routes
Food supplies for Tonopah and Goldfield are being rushed in by wagons as washouts isolate towns in Nevada. The worst washouts in state history trap traffic for at least a week while Walker Lake water rises over six feet and overflows three miles of railway line.
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Will Fight to Finish Union at Shrewsbury Barbers
A barber shop strike escalates as Shrewsbury faces a union boycott. Western Central orders a citywide boycott while three nonunion workers run the shop today. Prentice says most union shops will close for Labor Day. Heady may follow.
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Best Dinner Offers Varying Courses at Maison Barberis
Evening dining at the Maison Barberis on Second and James features a four course option for 50 cents a six course for one dollar with Sauternes or Burgundy. The offer appears in local notices and promotes the venue in Seattle.
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Teenage offender sent to reform school after threats
Otto Hots, 13, was sent to the reform school for incorrigibility. He is the son of Farmer Hots whose life was disrupted after a chicken thief shot near Blackmans lake months earlier. The boy had threatened to kill his mother and brother.
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