Fisher Urges Public Control of Mines in Alaska Visit
Walter J. Fisher of the interior declared during a Cordova stop that Washington's plan for government ownership of mines and railways is the proper path for Alaska. He said his Alaska trip shows the people should control coal fields, opposing speculative interests. The party pressed on, crossing to the interior after a stormy exploration of the Bering fields by river and land.
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Alaska
Fisher
Washington
Kondova
Oregon
Walter J. Fisher
Interior
Beattie Star
Guggenheim Copper River
Bering
Katalla
Controller Bay
Hanford
Congress
Congress OF the
United States
C. H. Hanford
U. S
House of Representatives of the
The Star Stands Firm Against Arrests Over Justice Protest
The Star declares it will not be intimidated by arrests of its editors and staff over allegations of conspiring to obstruct justice. It frames a struggle between a large public: 95 percent opposing 5 percent in wealth and control of the courts, calling the 5 percent real anarchists and insisting the paper will stand for the people’s demand for justice despite threats.
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Star
Erickson
Kelley
Atkinson
Mohr
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Fawcett
Seattle Star
Labor Leader Gompers to Address Draft on Judiciary Power
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor plans a public address at Eagles hall tonight in Seattle. He argues judges misuse injunctions to extend power, citing cases in Lincoln and a Southern state as examples, and ties the issue to local Rainier valley actions and the McNamara case. He will later travel to Los Angeles after visits to Vancouver and Portland.
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Argest Clothing
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Chicago
America
Northwest
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Brokaw Bros
Kauffman
Admiral Count Togo Arrives for Official Visit in City
Admiral Count Togo arrived at 8 10 am escorted from the railroad station to the New Washington hotel amid a reception by local business leaders and city officials. He met Mayor Dilling at City Hall and later attended a Rainier club gathering before a blue reception and state banquet. He sails from Seattle tomorrow aboard the Tamba Maru escorted by the U S cruisers West Virginia and Colorado.
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King Street Railroad
Stato
Washington Hotel
Duke Marmaduke
J. D. Lowman
J. Well
Judge Burke
City
Togo
Ged
Taka
Dilling
Rainier Club
Dillingure
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Seattle
United States
West Virginia
Colorado
Italian Girl Robbed of Ticket Money in Spokane
Mena Lavaretta, a young Italian girl, unable to speak well, fell prey to a ticket scam in Spokane. A man offering help misled her about her fare, took her money, and left toward Seattle with the train, later robbing her of eight dollars and fleeing with sixty more she had saved for tickets.
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Mena Lavaretta
Spokane
New York
New
York
Seattle
Miss Lavaretta
Argosta
Seattie
Malone Jailed After Narrow Escape Attempt at Jail
Malone, serving a piracy sentence, allegedly tried to escape by hiding in a wobbling garbage barrel in the county jail. Deputy Sheriff noticed the movement, uncovering him tucked inside near the exit, prompting his recapture and renewed confinement.
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Malone
Beattie Murder Trial Testimony Highlights Family Anguish
Beulah Binford may not testify at banker Henry C. Beattie Jr.’s trial for his wife’s murder. Beattie’s mother-in-law Mrs. Beattie testified she observed her daughter sad with crying spells and Beattie hid his face at her name. Prosecutor aims to show Beattie’s motive via clothing and sorrow details.
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United Press
Chesterfield
Beulah Binford
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
Beffttie
Miss Binford
Pocketbook hats to be fall fashion trend in Paris
Paris reports a new fall fashion trend with pocketbooks fashioned like hats worn as hats. The accessory is described as already in production and set for introduction this season by Paris designers.
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Bfy
United Press
Paris
No Sign Of Retreat In Hanford Protest Arrests
Warrants issued Saturday face protesters as supporters rally for Hanford court reform. Attorneys defend free speech rights while authorities prepare a preliminary hearing for ten arrested men, including Erickson Kelley and Mohr. National figures and local supporters send aid and flowers to the county jail. Former Mayor Fawcett arrives in Seattle to voice backing amid quoted misrepresentations.
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Hanford
Henford
Dreamland
O. T. Erickson
Hugo Kelley
Paul K. Mohr
Rainier Valley
United States
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Erickson
Kelley
Mohr
Wediemday
Totten
Cheer Erickson's Stand
A letter from GEO. EB. RYAN praising The Seattle Star for supporting Rainier valley residents. He predicts La Follette will win the state delegates and the Democratic ticket, and jokes that Oliver T. Erickson may become governor in 1912 after his imprisonment over a murder sentence.
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Seattle Star
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Washington
Star
Rainier Valley
Dreamland Rink
Robert la Follette
Oliver T. Erickson
Mr. Erickson
State of
Geo
EB. Ryan
Worldwide religious population figures announced in Paris
The ambassador figures report about 1.5 billion people on Earth. Christians number 534 million, Confucians 300 million, Brahmins 214 million, Muslims 175 million, Buddhists 121 million, Jews 10 million, and Zoroastrians 100 thousand.
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Paris
Hicktown Picnic Sparks Cityfolk’s Short Visit
City visitors crowded Depot Square Sunday with lunch boxes and napkins. Local residents rode in Saturday night on a picnic outing. Miss Kittle Roots of Lower Mills visits Hicktown today. Aunt Rebecca Mladgepols hosts a quilting bee at her home tonight.
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Kittle Roots
Lower Mills
Kit
Rebecca Mladgepols
Lawson Is Convicted of Running Lottery
Plymouth Mass August 28 Thomas W Lawson noted Boston financier was convicted of conducting a lottery and fined 100 dollars He plans to appeal to the superior court The case arose from a Marshfield fair attendance scheme offering a horse and buggy as the prize and using duplicate slips with ticket numbers for the drawing
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Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Lawson
Superior Court
Marshfield Fair
Eggs 40c a Dozen and Prospects of a Chicken Ranch
The note says eggs cost 40 cents a dozen and may rise to 50 or 60 cents this winter. It proposes starting a chicken ranch on level land between Seattle and Tacoma near Auburn priced at 60 dollars per acre on terms.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Auburn
600 More Names Taken From the Dilling Recall
The recall effort against Mayor Dilling gained momentum as 600 additional names were withdrawn in a New York area petition drive. Organizers said 1,000 withdrawals are expected within two days and remained confident the recall election would not occur, while noting no chances would be taken.
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Dilling
Antrecallers
New York
Mystery Note and Baby Found on Step Near Olive Street
A baby boy was found on a doorstep at 711 Olive Street around midnight with a note. Andrew Johnson was alerted and investigated the scene as authorities work to identify caretaker and origin of the infant.
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Ned
Andrew Johnson
Olive St
Rs. Johnson
Baby found on front porch to be adopted by Johnsons
A woman requested a neighbor to fetch a baby bundle left on the front porch. The caller hung up after the call, and Mrs. Johnson found the infant reaching out to her. She plans to give the boy a home despite not having children of her own.
No tidal wave rumor checked in Atlanta after hurricane
Reports that Charleston was engulfed by a tidal wave after last night's hurricane were denied in Atlanta today. Travelers said the storm did great damage but only low lying districts flooded. no lives were lost. The city’s lighting system was crippled and piers and wharves were largely destroyed.
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United Press
Atlanta
Charleston
D. C
Percheron named Togo gifted to Admiral Togo
A fine Percheron stallion named Togo, presented by Ogden Utah admirer Fred J. Ketsel, a former state senator, arrived yesterday and is housed at the Montana stables. The horse, about 4 years old and valued at $4,000, will sail on the Tamba Maru with the admiral bound for Japan.
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Japan
Ogden
Utah
Fred J. Ketsel
Montana
Welcome to Togo and a Nipponease hello
A poetic welcome invites Togo to enjoy a long visit across travel by train plane boat or bike. The piece urges carefree exploration and a peaceful stay, ending with a friendly greeting to the reader at their Nipponease destination.
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Togo
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