Striker Bayoneted During Militia clash at Summit Hill
Reports describe rioting scenes after the strike opened the valley with militia troops marching through Summit Hill. Jimmy Martin led the mob resisted arrest and was hit as soldiers moved in. A captain was wounded as authorities arrested McCann and others amid clashes on the electric car and rail clearing.
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A. Pa
Summit Hill
Hill
Jimmy Martin
Motermah
Mak
Landsford
McCann
Dover Swimmer Kol Rescued During English Channel Attempt
A swimmer attempting the Ene- WA channel from Cape Grianes to Dover was pulled from the water after collapsing from exhaustion. He remained conscious briefly before giving up, was aided aboard, and described as shaking and weak, with the crew noting it would be another best trial next time.
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Dover
Kol
Cape Grianes
Ague
Militia Deployed as Coalfield Tensions Escalate at New River
Reports from Blitia New River West Virginia indicate Aug day deployment of militia to coal fields amid rising unrest. Deputies worked to restore order as a non-union labor stance and mill authority fears of force could spark renewed clashes at the mines this afternoon.
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W. Va
Beto the Coal Company
King Victor of Italy Visits City Amid Talks of German Ties
Aug King Victor of Italy arrived in the city this morning and was greeted by the burgomaster. He spoke on the long friendly relations between Germany and Italy, echoing a warm note similar to his host's remarks.
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Victor
Italy
Impf
Germany
Pale Lake City
Sheren
San Juan County
Ars
Washington
Christensen
Ies
Wombers Ari
Exico
SWMPS TO HER DEATH SWMPS TO HER DEATH
Mrs Eva, hysterical with fright, plunged from the fourth floor of an apartment building and was instantly killed. Women fell on the pavement as her head and skull bones were broken. Four men were injured slightly but none seriously.
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Eva
Poor Indian unrest prompts federal inquiry in Utah
A San Juan County sheriff cites a looming crisis among Navajo and Pueblo communities. He warns Washington that long term underfunding and forced relocation have pushed tribes toward rebellion, with authorities fearing violent clashes across Arizona and New Mexico.
Afraid of Uncle Sam and Limited Competition
A fragmented passage notes fear of U S pressure and a mention of a league to curb foreign competition amid wartime era tension. References to names and places are garbled, yielding an unclear public or economic policy aside from the general theme of protectionism.
Labor Day Picnic Planned by Western Central Labor Union
Elaborate preparations are under way for a big Labor Day picnic at Woodlaw Park on September 1. Morning ball games pit Ketai Clerks' Association against Cooks and Waiters' Union, then Chambers and Linemen clash. Winners meet at 4 p.m. A balloon ascension, Wagner’s band concert, and an evening dance with a goat orchestra complete the program. large attendance is expected.
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Western Central Labor Union
Woodlaw Park
Ketai Clerks’ Association
Cooks and Waiters’ Union
Chambers
Wagners
Settlement Reaches Lump Sum For Fair Estate
Settlement for the estate of either Mr or Mrs Fair provides a cash payout understood to be 506000 dollars. The agreement calls for all claims to be resolved with this lump sum.
Tugboat Marion Survives 26 Days Amid Alaska Storms
After 26 days tossed by Inter Pacific seas the 29 ton tugboat Marion captained by J. Wheeler reached St. Michael. Severe north and northeast gales with mountain high waves near Wrangell narrows forced shelter at Port Safety. Other Alaskan liners also sought port, and the Marion’s 9 foot draft limited its navigation.
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Marion
J. Wheeler
St. Michael
St. Michael Ti
Chicale Bay
Jenencom
Ketchikan
Eeca
Charlotte Sound
Wrangell Narrows
Capt. Wheeler
Wheeler
Princess May
Seattle
Permn
Laier
Dutch Harbor
Young Mother Breaks Down in God Story
Maggie Hamilton testifies through tears about seduction by C. Eber Leiber a ship carpenter in Everett Snohomish county. The offense allegedly occurred July 4 1991 and jurisdiction lies with Snohomish court. defendant held for twenty four hours pending warrant.
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C. EB. Leiber
Mage Hamilton
George
Everett
Snohomish County
Justice George
Rust
Selber
Maggie Hamilton
Tes
Eighth District Convention Adjourns to Oxnard
The Eighth Congressional district convention adjourned after nine ballots without a nomination. The final tally read Daniels 4, Nutt 41, Smith 1, Booth 4. The body will reconvene in Oxnard on September 11 to resume efforts.
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Sacramento
Eighth Congressional District
Oxnard
Daniels
Nutt
Smith &1
Booth
Bold Robbery Suspect Beebe Held on Larceny Charge
Local merchant W C Silverthorn reported a bold robbery this morning. Pa trolman Milliken arrested waiter Beebe on larceny charges after a diamond pin and money went missing from Silverthorn. a gold watch with a diamond setting and several items were found on Beebe, but the diamond pin remains missing. Witnesses and officers questioned both men while Silverthorn was searched for possible mislaid items. Beebe protested denial as the case moved to the city jail for further proceedings.
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W. C. Silverthorn
W. A. Beebe
Milliken
J. Silverthorn
Beebe
Nana Parerners
Olympus
First Avenue
Alley
Heebe
Silverthorn
Police Ae
Peer
Jallier Stepier
Democratic caucuses and primaries scheduled across county
Tomorrow night Democrats hold caucuses to choose delegates to the convention. Next Tuesday primaries occur, followed by the convention on Friday. City hall ration books close ten days before election and will be practically closed by Saturday night due to a holiday.
Fire destroys Cameron Lumber mine area in Idaho
A major blaze hit the Cameron Lumber Company's mill at Harrison Idaho near Coeur D'Alene lake yesterday burning about 2090,000 feet of lumber. The loss was around 450,000 with 290,000 insured as bucket brigades battled the flames against a strong northwest wind.
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Spokane
Cameron Lumber Company
Harrison
Idaho
Coeur D'Alene Lake
Ioast
Quarantine Alert Aboard City of Puebla Off Victoria
A San Francisco liner City of Puebla was quarantined for 12 hours at Victoria due to a suspected small pox case aboard. A child showed symptoms but officers later ruled it chicken pox. The vessel with 167 passengers bound for Seattle was fumigated and arrived at 8 pm. the family was moved to Williams Island quarantine station amid rough seas.
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San Francisco
City of
Puebla
Victoria
Montreal
Wiliams Island
Seattle
Reiga
One Mine Resumes Work Amid Strike Turmoil in Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania one washery and colliery resumed operations today after a threatened miners raid failed to materialize. This marks the third attempt by protesters to reopen the mine, with authorities reporting no interference at the site.
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Hazleton
Auditor’s Report Shows Pension Payments Totaling 187400
The auditor of the interior department reports for the year ending June 20 1902 total pension disbursements to army and navy beneficiaries amounting to 187 400 dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Auditor of the Interior Department
Army
Navy
Cholera Spreads Across Asiatic Shores
Victoria B C August 24 cholera spreading to alarming extent across Asiatic islands and cities. Hong Kong reports 623 cases 611 deaths while Tien Ree city records 1049 cases 764 deaths. Epide mic devastates provinces including Kwantal with hundreds dying daily and coffins in short supply.
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Victoria
B. C
Pacific
Heongkong
Tienree
Ees
Sted Cael
Lyceama
Buelwelin
Roosevelt Defends Philippine Soldiers in Broad Speech
President Roosevelt urged veterans of the Civil War to honor U S troops in the Philippines, noting hardships and occasional harsh acts but praising overall restraint and justice. He arrived at the city, spoke at the city hall, and warned that a lack of discipline defeats even the best rifles.
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N. A
Roosevelt
Veterans’ Association of Soldiers of the
Union
Far East
Spain
Philippines
Nar
May Impeach Palma Havana
The Spanish language dispatch reports that charges to impeach Cuban President Carlos Manuel Palma have been prepared by the house and printed. The State Department says no crisis is officially advised in Cuba and no impeachment effort is notified though political tension and threats are reported.
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Havana
Palma
Washington, D. C
State Department
Squires
Carnival Goes Merrily On at Elke Carnival
Eastern Washington day drew sightseers as the Elke carnival opened with heavy evening attendance and a confetti battle on Industrial street. The Everett Bike led by 202 members won the big Bik prize and $200 for finest uniforms. Labor unions day follows with floats planned and union escorts arranged for the parade.
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Washington
Elke
Old Town
Bika
Piverett
Everett
Portland
Tacoma
L. G. Jackson
William Hickman Moore
Pike
Edward Goes Hunting in Scotland
London reports the king went deer stalking on the Firth of Clyde. He hunted stag in fine spirits and declared he was not fatigued by the outing.
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London
Firth of Clyde
Roy Hunter
Grocers in Session at State Convention in Tacoma
The Retail Grocers Association holds a two day state convention in Hinckley rooms with many delegates. Garret O Neil chairs the 1 PM session as routine business continues and elections are due around 4 PM. President Ebert opened yesterday and speakers addressed members.
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Retail Grocers Association
Hinckley Ciock
Garret O'Neil
Presiden Ebert
Tacoma
Foresters
Beattie Fenocation
Madison Park
San Francisco
P. Joyce Wie
D. Br. T
P. Joyce Man
B. Oleson
Wedded Five Manilla Wedding Ends in Tragedy
In Manila on August 28 Jeanette Williams M D of Colorado University wed Rudolf Rumstein a Laguna teacher. The ceremony moved from morning to 4 pm and after the wedding Rumstein died of cholera at 1 pm.
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Manila
Jeanette Williama
Colorado University
Rudolf Rumstein
Laguna Vos
Rumstein
Heat Dooms Doherty In Tough Newport Tennis Match
R F Doherty, defending English champion, loses to William Larned of New Jersey in three sets 4-6 6-2 6-4 at Newport. Doherty cites extreme heat as a factor in his defeat, calling it the hardest fought match he ever played.
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Newport
R. L
R. F. Doherty
Iar Lares
N. J
Afs
Doherty
Plumbers Convention Heads to Bremerton for Sports and Talks
Delegates from the State Association of Master Plumbers tour Bremerton and nearby areas. Evergreen Park hosts a planned damke and athletics as part of the outing after committee reports and routine business concluded yesterday.
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State Association of Master Plumbers
Bremerton
Evergreen Park
Apachees on the Move Near Fort McDowell
Report from Phoenix notes Apache bands roaming near Fort McDowell and foraging on ranches. Officials say about 600 Indians have been away from the reservation and federal authorities are urged to compel a return to the reservation.
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Phoenix
Ug.28
Sethyue
Fort McDowell
Bodies Shipped in Paris After Auto Crash
The remains of Mr and Mrs Charles L Fair killed in an August 14 automobile accident were moved from the Church of the Madeleine to packing cases and loaded onto a ship bound for the United States. They will be buried in San Francisco in the family vault.
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Paris
Charlies L. Fair
San Francisco
Mill Burns at Thornwood in D. J. Cane & Co. Fire
Aug 28 report says D J Cane & Co. new Thornwood mill destroyed by fire with all machinery and 4 stock of lumber burned. Loss estimated at 95000 dollars with 12000 dollars insured. Fire damage centers on the mill premises and inventory. Local coverage notes insurance implications for the firm.
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Lepno-Woolley
D. J. Cane & Co
Thornwood
Ballard Property Owners Protest Delayed Electric Line Work
Owners along Fourth avenue Ballard protest Beattie Electric Company delays on extending the Ballard car line to Polk street. Work started three months ago, now abandoned, with rails moved to Woodland Park. Council has no authority to compel completion before December 18 under the franchise.
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Ballard
Fourth Avenue
Beattie Electric Company
Polk Street
Electric Company
Woodland Park
Coun Frasee
Counci
Coal Trust Moves to Ease Price Rumblings in New York
The World reports that coal presidents plan to ship anthracite to New York and other points to trim prices to $7 per ton. Welsh coal could reach the Atlantic seaboard for $6.66 per ton. The public pressure from families stocking up for winter and sympathy for striking miners alarms the coal trust.
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NEW_ YOK
New York
Wales
Atlantic Seaboard
Coal Trust
Army on war footing at Pequot Point confrontation
The article reports that at Pequot Point Conn the entrance to Long Island Sound is on a war footing with the army ready to defend against an enemy navy. It notes continued target and searchlight practice at forts as Ad a Higginson travels to an undisclosed location.
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Pequot Point
Conn
Long Island Sound
New York
Ada Higginson
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