Taft Chosen By Excursionists In Alaska Vote
On the Spokane steamer excursion, Taft led the ballot with 89 votes to Bryan 19 and Hughes 1, Hisgen 1. Women’s suffrage passed by 19 points. Election judges and tellers named. weather foggy. hail storm near Killisnoo. Father Duncan spoke at Metlakatla town hall. Spokane approached Mount Glacier.
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Taft
Spokane
Thomas
Bryan
Hughes
Hisgen
William Mahle
New Orleans
R. J. LeBoeuf
The
Election Commission
Misa Frank Shaver
Chicago
Charles Greer
Rye
N. Y
G. W. Andrews
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Killis Noo
Father Duncan
Metlakatla
Mount Glacier
Memorial services for Ira D Sankey at the YMCA
Memorial services will be held at the Y M C A next Sunday afternoon for the late Ira D Sankey the noted singing evangelist associated with Dwight L Moody. Attendees will share memories of his personality and influence as Rev John Marvin Dean of Tabernacle Baptist Church leads the main address.
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Ira D. Sankey
Dwight L. Moody
Sankey
John Marvin Dean
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Charlie Wilson Arrest Report In York City Case
Word reached the sheriff that Charlie Wilson, wanted for obtaining money under false pretenses, was arrested in York City and jailed in City, Cheese, and Beer. The case was presented in a police court with a monthold detail noted. origin traced to a U. S. monogram.
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Sheriff's Office
Charlies Wilson
York City
City
Bar Banquet Tonight For American Bar Association Delegates
Arrangements are made to seat 100 local bar members at a banquet for ABA convention delegates. The New Washington hotel hosts the event tonight with tickets available from the treasurer or assistant secretary at the hotel office.
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American Bar Association
New Washington Hotel
Miss Teck Keeps Electric Phaeton Busy
The New York Sun notes Miss Ann Teck enjoys driving her electric phaeton at speed to keep a busy bicycle crowd entertained as she claims it is thrilling to be chased by a man.
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Ann Teck
New York Sun
Wealthy Baltimore Merchant Shot on Atlantic City Boardwalk
Baltimore detective aid shifts in the case of C. B. Roberta a wealthy Baltimore merchant shot on the Atlantic City boardwalk Tuesday night. Mrs C B Roberta wife of the wounded man says a masked intruder shoved a revolver in her face and ordered Roberta from a chair then fired. Mrs Roberta arrived Magnolia Mass and went to the hospital with Captain of Detectives present.
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United Press
Baltimore
C. BH
Roberta
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Charles Wilcox
Roberts
Mra. W
G. Williams
Berth
N. J
C. B. Roberta
Magnolia
Mass
Whalen Sees Hidden Motive in Affair
Roberts remains in serious condition as officers plan to take an ante mortem statement at first sign of his sinking. Whalen repeats belief of a hidden motive behind the affair.
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Whalen
Roberts
Visiting Lawyers Excursion Aboard Spokane Steamer
The excursion steamer Spokane chartered for the American Bar Association leaves tomorrow at 9 40 a m for Victoria with a reception at Dunemuir Castle. The route returns via the San Juan Islands and Rosario Straits, with a stop near Lummi Island fish traps. In Bungay England two anglers shared a perch bite and each took a fish.
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Spokane
American Bar Association
Victoria
Dunemuir Castle
San Juan Islands
Rosario Straits
Lummi Island
Accuse Realty Man Of Fraudulent Deal
Ballard Aug 28 The present ing himself as the agent for an eastern doctor owning property in Ballard, H F Arnold a local real estate dealer was arrested on the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh acted on a complaint by Peter Axland of Ballard who bought lots in Balm on Bay Park. Arnold claimed the property was owned by a physician in the East, later shown to be a myth. the property was owned by W J Davidson of Pennsylvania. It is alleged several others bought lots from Arnold who has not filed a deed.
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Star Special Service
Ballard
Eantern
Bailard
H. F. Arnold
Mackintosh
Peter Axland
Mallard
Block
Balmon Bay Park Addition
Arnold
Waet
W. J. Davidson
Pennsylvania
New Strike at Nome Revives Pioneer Gold Fever
Nome Alaska August 28 The city buzzes as new beach diggings within city limits yield an ounce per pan. Scores labor day and night chasing gold while Eagle saloon is robbed by four masked men. no clue yet.
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City Limited
Eagle
Fifty-One Die as Steamer Duncairn Sinks in Typhoon
San Francisco reports that fifty-one of fifty-three crew members aboard the British steamer Duncairn perished when the vessel sank off the China coast during a typhoon. Engineer Hardy and one seaman survived, saved by an overturned lifeboat after the ship sank rapidly near Kau Shiu shore. The ship sailed from Karapsu on August 24 and was en route to Saigon, Indo China.
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China
United Press
San Francisco
Duncairn
Merchants’ Exchange
Nikolaesk
Saigon
Indo- China
Porto Gato
Kau Shiu
Hardy
Karapsu
Bryanites to hear Judge Humphries at luncheon
Judge John E. Humphries, candidate for the supreme court, will address the Bryan Volunteers tomorrow at noon during the weekly luncheon at Alan Dale's cafeteria.
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John E. Humphries
Supreme Court
Bryan
Alan Dale
Bishop Knew How to Use Fists
Los Angeles August 28 Bishop Robert McIntyre a prominent Methodist leader recalls boxing days before his ministry Gov. J Clements recounts a Charleston incident where the bishop boxed a county clerk to defend his honor The anecdote ends with McIntyre agreeing to the tale and noting his athletic past while preparing to move to St Paul Minn.
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Star
Los Angeles
Cal
Robert Melntyre
Methodist Church
Daye
Jaaac Clements
Danville
Gov. Clements
McIntyre
Charleston
Bishop McIntyre
St. Paul
Minn
Bishop recalls incident with feta comment
A bishop reflected on a past incident saying he did not know how to use feta and described it as part of his remarks. The remark was noted when the incident was brought to memory.
SINGLE TAXERS TO HONOR ECONOMIST
Followers of Henry George will gather in Beattie to honor the economist on his birthday with a dinner at the Y M C A. The event is organized by Oliver T. Erickson as chairman with James L. Barrie Russell T. Noyes Harry B. Drees Will Atkinson George A. Pidduck and Frank S. Southard serving as secretary.
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Henry George
Beattie
Oliver T. Erickson
James L. Barrie
Russell T. Noyes
Harry
American battleship fleet sighted near Melbourne promontory
The American battle ship fleet was sighted off Winslow's promontory at 9 45 this morning. The ships steamed 12 knots in column formation and are expected to arrive on schedule tomorrow.
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Hales Press
Melbourne
Australia
Winslow
Cecil Steamer Load Plans and Charter Rate
The steamer Cecil at Tacoma is chartered by W. J. Grace & Co. for 726 pounds per month. It will load flour and lumber for La Toon on the sound with nitrate and copper ore on return.
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Cecil
Tacoma
W. J. Grace & Co
Mother seeks return of son to asylum in Seattle
Claude Dixon a 27 year old laborer escaped from the Incane asylum at Stellacoom a month ago and returned to Seattle to die of illness. He was rearrested by City Detective Bam Corbett and Officer McNamee and placed in county jail at 2044 Fourth Ave. His mother, fearing harm, asked he be sent back to the asylum.
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Claude Dixon
Stellacoom
Seattle
Bam Corbett
McNamee
Pollard Lilliputian Opera Members Seize Beattie Club
Led by Frank Cherry and Teddy McNamara the Pollard Lilliputian Opera company took possession of the Beattie Athletic club this morning and staged cwim taing and boxing exhibitions that impressed despite the boys being young and their wives present.
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Frank Cherry
Teddy McNamara
Pollard Lilliputian Opera Company
Beattie Athletic Club
Fenders Under Study by City Utilities Chief
A V Houlston, head of the department of public utilities, prepares a report on street car fenders for a special council committee. Bouillon’s weeks long investigation delays progress as the plan is to present features of different fenders without specific recommendations.
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A. V. Houlston
Department of Public Utilities
Bouillon
Council
Tennis Tourney Highlights From Morning Doubles and Singles
In morning play, BE Jordan and Bruce Smith beat Giliiat and Jukes 6 5 3 6 6 4. Lou Freeman won 6 4 6 2 over Hall and Sam Russell prevailed 6 2 6 2 over Mugray. Russell beat Gilat 6 0 6 2. Fitz defeated Lewis 6 8 6 3. Moore and Railinger beat Hall and Ridgeway 6 2 6 4. Ladies singles saw Pitts over Bell 6 4 6 0. Mrs Swift over Gardner 6 0 6 1. Pooley over Jukes 6 1 6 4. Sully beat Southard 4 6 6 4 6 4. Mixed doubles Pitts and E Jordan beat Bell and Lou Freeman 6 4 6 2. Pooley and Ballinger beat Langley and Moore. The tennis ball is tonight at Christensen's ball.
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BE. Jordan
Bruce Smith
Giliiat
Jukes
Mrs. Sully
Senge
Southard
Miss Pitts
E. Jordan
Mine Bell
Lou Freeman
Mise Pooley
Mr. Ballinger
Langley
Moore
Wife murderer pays penalty at gallows
A man from Lea County was executed by hanging for killing his wife. He showed no remorse or statements to the guards before his death.
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United
Loop Crew Joins Strikebreakers On Pier Ten
The Loop crew, defying the union, joined strikebreakers at Pier 10 of Mukilteo Lumber yard. Tensions rose as workers refused to cross picket lines while management placed strikebreakers in positions previously held by the Loop crew. The incident reflects ongoing labor conflict in San Francisco's lumber sector.
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Mukiltes Lumber Union
Howe
Aittle
Pier 10
Mae Y
Loop Lamber
San Francisco
Cargo Loadings and Fleet Movements Across Alaskan Routes
Front page notes loading operations aboard Santa Ana and other vessels toward Alaska. Ships including the Seward, Kosmos liner Ramee, and Pennsylvania prepare at Comox, Cordova, and Valdez routes while coal, meat, and cement cargoes are staged for delivery. The Treasury in Washington reports receipts of 1.44 million to 1.93 million dollars.
Artist Earle Arrested on Affinity Charge in Goshen
In Goshen New York artist Earle was arrested on an affinity related charge and held on a $1,000 bond. The case involves his wife and seeks resolution through the local authorities.
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Goshen
Earle
Affinity
New York
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Melton
Betrics
Hermsdorf
Norfolk
Tan
Tilly Buster
Lily Blue
Ladies’ Home Journal
Royal Society
Moneybak Silks
Laura Clay
Dr. Coleman
Maud McG
Billy Watkins
Bud Embsy
Bungay
England
Osbonmn & CO
Malo
Ind
Realty
Nome
Alaska
Bishop
FLEET
Puget Market CO
Publi
G Rae
Imine
Rata
Pollards
Athletic Club
Thomas Hood
Santa Ana
Comox
Stanley
Iollar
Seward
Tami
Cordova
Kosmos
Ramee Tacoma
Coast Point
Capt
Rett
Valdez
Dolphins
Lee L. H. Gray
Tenois
Newport
R. A
Beals
C. Wright
B. Alexander
Treasury
Washington, Treasury
Ise
Viel
Jackson St
Gera Ree
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