Crushed Under Elevator Injures Arcade Building Engineer
Joseph Roane an engineer at the Arcade building was crushed under an elevator during maintenance work shortly after 9 am. The cage descended pinning him against shaft walls, severing the back of his head and causing a severe forehead cut. He was rescued and rushed to Provident hospital with a likely skull fracture and serious injuries.
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Bart
Dyn Shaw
Br Shaw
de. Creekall
Providonne Hospital
Roane
Dexter Avenue
Nin
Spokane Protests Division of State Judicial Areas
Spokane chamber of commerce votes to oppose state division of judicial districts and asks the local chamber to act. Memorial honors late Judge J McCurra. Brief remarks laud the respected jurist. W. H. Kroger steamer sails today from L Gray & Co with 600 feet lumber and two passengers.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
J. McCurra
Thomas W. W. DD. Wood
Joseph Shippen
M. J. Carkeck
W. EB. Boone
Jonn Dp BH. Ward
J. B& Purnam
Meikle
J. W. Cuse
W. H. Kroger
Gray & Co
San
Waiter Pleads Against Cook in Hoff man Restaurant Case
Staunton waiter who suffered a severe head wound in a fight with Otto Fietesner a Hoff man restaurant cook begged in Justice Cann's court to drop charges. Fietesner allegedly broke a saucer during the altercation and the prosecutor refused to dismiss the case set for January 4.
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D, Staunton
Otto Fietesner
Hoffman
Justice Cann's
Fietesner
Fren
Purse Snatcher Nabbed on Fleet Avenue
Patrolman Holland arrested R. L. Rutherford last night and later identified him as the man who attempted to snatch purses from women on Fleet avenue yesterday afternoon.
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R. L. Rutherford
Holland
Fleet Avenue
Moon Farmer Offers Gift From Washington Children Home
Albert Moon a farmer near its obtained a boy a success from the Washington children's home. It will be his Christmas event to his wife and himself. Moon has no children of his own.
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Albert Moon
Its
Moons
Valencia Arrives From Skagway With Fish Cargo
The steamer Valencia carrying eighty seven passengers and a large cargo of fish reached the port from Skagway last night. It visited Jurneau, Douglas, Skagway, and Sitka and spoke with the revenue cutter Rush at Sitka. The crew suspect the wrecked Discovery or Rainier is near Crom sound with no port markings on a wreck car adding to the mystery. Valencia plans to proceed to Smith's Cove to unload.
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Jurneau
Douglas
Skagway
Sitka
Ahe
Crom Sound
Discovery
Hammer
Rainier
Crosselund
Smith's Cove
perilous voyage ends as tug Tyee brings Meteor to Seattle
The tug Tyee arrived in port from Nome with the disabled freighter Meteor in tow, completing one of the longest Pacific towing voyages. Since leaving Beattie, the Tyee covered over 6.08 miles amid storms, and despite loss of a rudder and heavy seas, delivered Meteor to Schwabacher Dock in Seattle after a three day drift and a perilous tow.
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Meteor
Nome
Pacific
Beattie
Ames
R. Michael
Vemumel
John A. O Brien
Dutch Maribor
Seattle
John 8. Notlong
Gulf of
Alanka
Neptune
Discovery
Crow Bound
Schwahacher Dock
Forgery Charge Filed Against Three Men
Complaints were sworn yesterday against Sam Herman John Biewd and George Wilson who were arrested by Patrolman Bannick on Pike street Tuesday. The complaints allege forgery and outline the charges in detail.
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Sam Herman
John Biewd
George Wilson
Bannick
Pike Street
Forgery Case Ties Three Men to Cashing Checks
A Browthers Snug Harbor taloon case links three men to cashing forged checks drawn on Boundinavian-American and signed John A. Me Soderberg. The forgeries were detected after the men identified themselves and the check details.
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Browthers
Snug Harbor Taloon
John A. Me Soderberg
Ditto Escapes With 50 Dollar Fine After Saloon Fight
In Superior Court yesterday Ditto was fined 50 by Judge Beil for a fight with M J Kiteline in the Congress saloon last March. The state argued the evidence did not prove guilt, and the case may be dismissed due to unclear connection to the charged crime.
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Beil Ditto
M. J. Kiteline
Congress
Kitcline
Mitte
Beattie Baseball Club Reelects Cohen To Lead Coast League
At the Beattie Baseball Club annual meeting of the Pacific Coast League stock Lou Cohen was reelected president and secretary Beattie Calhoun is treasurer. offices of president and treasurer are combined. Directors for the upcoming year are Stimacn Cohen Gieepy Lang and George W. hitting. These are the same leaders who ran the club last year.
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Beattie Baseball Jub
Yestern
A. Lou Cohen
Sherwood Gieepy
Jotine Lang
George Whitting
City printing contract bid dispute clarified
The Daily Bulletin was awarded the city printing contract by the library and printing committee. The bid set 19 cents per inch for the first insertion and 15 cents for subsequent insertions. The Daily Record bid claimed 5 cents and 2 cents but was ruled out for preexisting publication.
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Daily Bulletin
Library and Printing Committee
Council
Daily Record
Site for a New Lighthouse at Bemiahmen Bay
The United States began condemnation proceedings in federal court to acquire ten acres at Bemiahmen bay near Haine. The land will host a lighthouse and signal station to guide ships through the Straits of Georgia.
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United States
Bemiahmen Bay
Haine
Straits of Georgia
Bremerton Foundry to Begin Work at Puget Sound Yard
Work on the new $68,000 Bremerton foundry at the Puget Sound navy yard is planned to start at the beginning of the year. A. Striven, secretary of the Congress Construction Company of Chicago, which will undertake the project, is coordinating preliminary details in Beattie.
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Puget Sound Navy Yard
A. Ttriven
Congress Construction Company of Chicago
Beattie
Defended Septic Tank Plan By City Officials
City Engineer Thomeron and the sew ere committee of the council, with Latona Improvement Club members, argued for a septic tank system and a trunk line sewer from La Rigna to Shilehele Bay. Thomson warned trunk lines would be costly and future only, while septic systems would satisfy now.
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Thomeron
Latona
Scott's Emulsion Ad Claims Cold Cure and Free Sample
An advertising note promotes Scott's Emulsion as a cold remedy and promises a free sample upon request. The copy urges readers to feed a cold with the product to kill it and avoid coughing this season. It lists Scott & Browne at 409 Pearl Street, New York, as the contact.
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Scott
Scott & Browne
Pearl Street
New York
Burglar Flees After Break-In at 1814 Broadway
Mrs. Waubershack frightened away a burglar she found in her home at 1814 Broadway last night. She screamed and two patrolmen arrived as the intruder fled through a pried window. Sarah Bush wins divorce from Charters Hush after proving extreme cruelty including a knife wound.
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Sarah Bush
Charters Hush
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