Nelson Morris Dies Leaving Vast Chicago Fortune
United Press reports multi millionaire Nelson Morris died after three weeks of illness in Chicago. He left an estimated fortune of 26 million dollars with one third to Rome district and his faithful employees. In recent days he acquired 760 thousand acres of South Dakota land Ranch No 17 stocked with 225 thousand cattle and hundreds of thousands of cattle in Texas. He owned several steamships on Atlantic and Pacific coasts Great Lakes and rivers. He avoided publicity and lived quietly.
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Everett Pioneer John Hilton Dies in California
John Hilton, a Snohomiah county pioneer and early River Everett Peninsula locator who made a fortune in Everett and Seattle lands, died Sunday in Pasadena California for health reasons. His estate is valued around 150000. He is survived by son Halley of Everett and daughter Leila May Loomis of Denver. His body will be brought to Everett for interment with funeral plans pending. In Baby Parade Miss Romance Rusk, three, daughter of Mr and Mrs R G Rusk, will lead the annual parade at Thbury Park New Jersey.
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Saloon fight leaves man gravely injured in Milwaukee street brawl
In a Great Western saloon at Western avenue and Spring street last evening, Goo Lozich lies near death after an altercation with assailant Garver Matich. Matich, 26, fled and remains at large as police search. Lozich suffered kicks to the stomach and groin, with authorities unable to determine a motive. Matich, 26, of 621 Minor Avenue, is described as 5 feet 8 inches, light complexion, gray suit, hat, and a handkerchief in the right hand. Police alerted hospital and HQ as the investigation continues. The story also notes a London shooter, Mrs Chapman, achieving a high score at Bisley.
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Gover to be Charged
Gover faces potential charges after an incident witnessed by Miss Mil involving unrequited affection. The case proceeds under the me law as a misdemeanor tied to death by suicide, with Gover reportedly in poor health but near complete recovery while in police care.
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Pickets Form Around Fishing Boats Near San Juan
Pickets gathered around several fishing vessels near San Juan to protest actions by the halibut fishermen union. The dispute involves workers from Wessels and Grant companies and the group called for compliance with the San Juan Fish Vetted to accede to their demands.
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Thompson to Leave Pie Employment Office for New Venture
A Thompson, longtime assistant in charge at the Pie employment office, will depart soon to start a new business venture. The outgoing official has led the office for years and plans to pursue entrepreneurial work.
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Ship's Mate 168 Hurt After Fall From Moving Car
John Garthiy first officer of the steamship Mackinaw was thrown to the pavement while attempting to alight from a Kinnear park car in motion last night and sustained serious bruises though not life threatening.
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Jewish New Year Observances Seen in Seattle
Seattle Jewish residents prepare for the Hebrew New Year beginning September 9 marking year 5668. The two day festival runs September 9 and 10 with a Day of Atonement on September 19, followed by the Feast of Tabernacles from September 24 to October. Services will be held at Temple De Hirsch Herzel synagogue and Christensen's Broadway hall.
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City to discuss revision of the city charter
The council acting as a committee of the whole will Thursday evening finalize a revision of the city charter. A resolution by Councilman Sawyer and a Commercial club communication were referred to the committee. A charter study commission may be named, and a revision is likely to be approved. Sawyer supplied a list of about 20 prominent citizens for the commission selections.
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Iroquois on Run Again After Minor Mishap
The Inland Navigation steamer Iroquois left on time today for Bellingham and Vancouver. A yesterday mishap caused a minor delay but was quickly fixed. The vessel has logged more miles daily than any other craft in the United States for over a month.
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Reverend Matthews Addresses Seattle On Grand Jury Need
The Rev. Dr. M. A. Matthews will speak at Queen Anne Methodist Church tonight on why Seattle needs a grand jury.
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City Hall to Relocate Water and Lighting Departments
The water and lighting departments may move from City Hall to the Trustee Building on Thirday if the finance committee approves the new plan presented today. Officials inspected the premises this morning and secured lease figures, citing overcrowding at City Hall as the reason for the move.
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Wet weekend rain sweeps Oregon crops with heavy damage
Late reports from northern Oregon confirm advices that the cloudburst of Saturday and Sunday did great damage to the crops.
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Miners Wage Scale Signed by Owners and Union
The Mine Owners' Association and the Mine Workers' Union signed a wage scale covering September 1, 1907. Wages rise 10 percent and eight hours constitute a standard workday underground or above. The agreement preserves mine operation and suggests only a small coal price rise to producers, with consumer prices controlled by middlemen.
Battle Looms Over Parcels Post Fight In Congress
Washington dispatch notes Postmaster General Meyer backs a parcels post proposal next Congress. Express companies oppose as big mail order houses favor the plan. Small merchants fear loss of business while Home Trade League mobilizes in Chicago with backing from trade associations. The measure aims to cut postage and allow cheap mail shipment of merchandise abroad and at home.
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Questioning Runaway Policy Sparks Financial Anxiety
In a interview, a critic argues the administration's policy risks disaster by eroding confidence, risking depression and chaos with frequent reports and fines. Rockefeller referenced as a figure of concern amid rising economic drift.
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Harriman Attacks Administration In Paris Interview
In a Paris interview Harriman denounces government officials as biased and misleading while defending the rights of voters and judicial impartiality. He warns that current reports threaten democratic principles as a smoldering dispute over policy and electability unfolds.
Taft speech defends prosecution of corporate violations
In a Columbus address W H Taft rejects claims the president raids corporations or seeks to undo past deals. He says vigorous enforcement targets cor tions and individuals with grant violations to reform business methods.
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Women Checkers Quit Their Jobs
Three Western Union check clerks Miss Wellington Miss Wilson and Miss Moyes joined strike headquarters a.m. and earned full union status. The strike committee hailed the action, reporting that outside operators at Western Union and Postal service offices showed solidarity nationwide.
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Miss Arnt Discharged Seeks Vindication
John T. Lyman former legislator was struck by lightning while covering a haystack and died at Springfield Michigan on August 27. The incident involved official attention and a reported assertion seeking vindication from Miss Arnt Discharged.
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Telegraph Firms and Union Claim Dispatch of Business
Officials of two telegraph companies say all business is dispatched. Local union leaders expect a stampede of operators this afternoon while strike breakers argue the work is too strenuous. The union has gained six from Western Union since Monday and four from the Postal, with no losses.
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Husband seeks divorce from Nan Patterson in Los Angeles
Leon Martin, Nan Patterson's husband, declares he will file for divorce due to her alleged drinking and social escapades. He cites recent rumors of her nightlife in Pittsburg and notes her conduct since her acquittal of Caesar Young's murder.
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Heavy rains isolate central Japan city
A flood in Mooding central Japan isolates Mooding Aug 27 halting railroad traffic and stranding hundreds at summer resorts. Damages are estimated at 50 million dollars as the region copes with the disruption and economic impact.
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Cable Completed Doubled Service On Valdes Sitka Link
Advices from the U S cable ship Burnside state the Valdes Sitka cable work is finished. A duplex system doubles service and future plans include a Walidea Montague cable and a telephone link between Japonski Island and Sitka. Baggage thieves at Frisco’s Ferry station steal 75000 dollars. trusted employers under suspicion. The auxiliary cruiser Panther will be converted to a repair ship to accompany the fleet from Atlantic to Pacific.
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Reed-Arnt case yields no warrant likely
Miss Maud J. Arnt and attorney Judge Humphries left Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh who doubted any warrant would be issued. He cited new law requiring corroboration and noted only Arnt and Reed were present. Arnt was discharged amid applause after suing Reed for 106000 in damages including for attempted assault and false imprisonment.
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Vessels To Be Fumigated On Arrival From Plague Ports
Washington directs fumigation for ships arriving from San Francisco and other plague ports. Dr. M J White and Health Officer Calhoun discuss location and methods with local officials but no actions were taken yet. A netting plan to contain rats aboard ships is proposed to be enforced if required.
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