Trestle in great danger near Coleman dock
Merchants report a widening crack where a dirt dump trestle attached to the Great Northern line meets the Coleman dock pile line. Officials said danger appeared slight, but a pile driver was at work as trucks continued dumping earth, raising fear of collapse if the crack spreads. No immediate collapse seen by noon.
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Coleman Dock
Great Northern Railroad
Merchanta
Millia
United States Engineer's Office
Millie
J. Mricson
Frank Munroe
Colman Dock
Colman Dock Fruit Stand
Rh. F. Morgan
Colman Dock Company
Morgan
Fraudulent security attest claim linked to Mrs Chadwick
The Cleveland Press reports an alleged securities attest used to secure millions for Cassie L Chadwick. The note on Wade Park Bank letterhead claimed possession of five million dollars of Chadwick securities with no claims by the bank, signed Ira Reynolds. Reynolds later told a reporter he has not done a crooked deed.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Press Today
Casale L. Chadwick
Wade Park Banking Company
Ohio
Cassie L. Chadwick
Wade Park Bank
Ira Reynolds
Walton Sues Walton Sues Over Embezzlement Fallout
Harry Walton still jailed for $14 000 embezzlement from Seattle Brewing and Malting charges P. J. Reardon with taking $550 advances he never repaid. Walton says he will not shield others and will press to recover the funds. Rumors of more suits and further revelations swirl as lawyers coordinate with a former cashier’s father to collect owed advances.
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Harry Walton
Seattle Brewing & Malting Company
P. J. Reardon
Walton
Reardon
Igby
Stands for Honesty in Columbia City Mayoral Bid
W. W. Phalen, candidate for mayor of Columbia City, canvassed the city urging a clean administration. He denies favoring saloons, insists he will advance Columbia City's growth, and notes his business stake in the town. In DuQuoin Illinois, Dec 3, Sheriff Stern reports rioting at Zeigler with shots at a pumping station, troops responding, no injuries.
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W. W. Phalen
Columbia City
Mr. Phalen
Duquoin
Stern
Zeigler
203 Meter Hill Siege Report from Port Arthur
Advices from Port Arthur say Japanese forces continue fortifying 203 metre hill with heavy guns and expect fortress fall if heavier artillery is mounted on nearby heights. Armistice at Port Arthur for burying the dead lasted six hours on December 1, mine clearing proceeds, Russian ships damaged but active.
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Tokio
Port Arthur
Golden Hill
Liato-ti
Man Dies Saving Nurses in Missouri Hospital Fire
Jack Roberts, a janitor, lost his life rushing through flames to wake ten nurses at the Missouri Baptist Sanitarium dormitory on North Taylor avenue. Most nurses escaped. two jumped from a third-story window and were severely injured. The ruined building is being searched for his remains.
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ST. Louis
Jack Roberts
Missouri Baptist Sanitarium
North Taylor Avenue
Roberts
Morgan and
Laderde
Misa Morgan Will
Roberta
Walgamuh Gun Edoca Confession Shocks Federal Court
In Portland on December 3 Frank H. Walgamut, a defendant in a land fraud case, pleaded guilty and confessed to co conspirators. He stated that his homestead claims were perjury since 1893. The judge may sentence him to two years in prison and a fine. Meanwhile Marie Wrae was urged to be discharged by the prosecution for forgery.
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Portland
Ore
Federal
Frank H. Walgamut
United States
Heney
Sea Witch Returns After Fearing Loss on Seattle Run
The Sea Witch schooner, believed sunk with Everett pleasure seekers aboard, arrived back in Everett late yesterday afternoon after encountering adverse winds en route to Seattle and back.
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Flerippe
Everett
Seattle
Man Reflects on Regret and Suffering After Foolish Decision
The speaker admits a single foolish act two years ago, expresses deep remorse and describes living in hell since then. He insists he was not hypnotized, only a naive victim who faced lasting consequences.
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Hell
One Dead and Two Wounded in Train Battle
In an Iron Mountain train near Newport Arkansas, a clash between trainmen and suspected tramps left one man dead and two seriously wounded. The tramps opened fire after being ordered off, striking two train crew members Drakemen Speer and Irwin who are in serious condition. One tramp was killed and his body found in a coal car.
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Little Rock
Ark
Dee
Newport
Drakemen
Speer
Irwin
Fire Devastates Exposition Enclosures in St Louis
A blaze at the St Louis exposition destroyed Ancient Rome Fair Japan and Quo Vadis, with flames threatening The Pike. One man, Arthur W Dunn, was arrested on suspicion of arson as the fire, aided by high winds, caused losses over 100000 dollars. Jan Styka paintings valued at 75000 were burned. Demolition of nearby exhibits began.
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Louis
Rome
Japan
Exposition Grounds
Ancient Rome
Dana
Jan Styka
Pruseamn
Lost Money After Robbery At City Saloon
I B Merrill told police he was robbed of fifty dollars yesterday afternoon after being struck from behind and left unconscious. He woke in custody with only ten dollars and thirty six cents recovered as he searches for the missing two twenty dollar pieces and two six dollar gold pieces amid accounts from saloon staff and a doctor attending a scalp wound. Wilde parade scenes follow in Panama with American ships, officials, and locals amid festive but tense celebrations.
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Merrill
Second Avenue
Griffith
Dr. Snyder
Panama's Wild First Independence Day Celebration
The six day national birthday festivity in Colon and Panama drew crowds through heat and rain. Police limited arrests to grave offenses as dancers in masks and colorful dress moved in relentless rhythm. The chaotic revels mixed medieval rites with Spanish and African influences, with candlelit processions, fevered chants, and hours of non stop cumbia dancing.
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Rious
Colon
Panama
Spain
Harry
Neneine
Yahoo
Wholesale Market Prices From Fresh Provisions to Farm Goods
Wholesale market prices list assorted goods from meat to produce and dairy. Fresh meats range cow beef six cents per pound and veal around eight to nine cents, with pork and mutton similar. Potatoes, apples, citrus, berries, and grains priced per ton, per box, or per dozen with many regional varieties and imports. Local and farm names appear among commodity notes and quantities.
Groceries and Stocks Reported From New York Markets
A dense list shows commodities including flour buckwheat and pearl barley with varied case and barrel pricing, plus multiple sugar and corn meal grades. The stock section lists New York exchanges with numerous rail and industrial names, closing with a total of 63 900 shares traded and a bank statement noting reserve and loan shifts and a large drop in deposits.
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C.C.C
Minnesota
Pillsbury
Pillsbury’s
Standard Dakota
Graham
NEW York
Atchison
Amalgamated Copper
Canadian Pacific
Erte Com
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Missouri Pacific
Merfel
Penn
Reading
RL Common
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
U. & & Common
Wheat and grain futures report from Seattle market news
Report by W A Ayer from private wire notes Seattle trading on December wheat corn oats and park futures. Shows bid prices and ranges for December May July contracts and cash wheat Chicago closes No 2 red around 114 1 2 cents. Park prices listed for January May and rail receipts from Minneapolis Duluth Chicago.
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the Star
W. A. Ayer & Co
Columbia Street
Seattle
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Railroad Firm Wins Major Street Contract
The board of works shifted a water avenue planking job valued around 16000 from local contractors to the Northern Pacific rail line. The firm, owning most properties along Western avenue, sought the work to avoid cost burdens and predatory bids.
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Board of Works
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Watern Avenue
Western Avenue
Columbia
Union Streets
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