Theater Fire Tragedy in Chicago Leaves Hundreds Dead
Chicago reports tally a raging blaze at the Iroquois Theater in the afternoon matinee. Fire officials estimate hundreds killed with bodies pulled from the ruins as crowds search for missing loved ones in a chilling, citywide disaster report.
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Labor Leaders Take Step to Close Saloons in City
The executive committee of local labor leaders pressed Prosecuting Attorney Beott for warrants to arrest saloon proprietors and other amusement venues for Sunday closing. Beott refused, and the committee warned they would seek warrants from another court official if necessary, vowing to proceed.
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Murder at Chicago Stockyards Boarding House
A stockyards employee Chara Peckropy drank and then attempted to force a fellow boarder Vincent Clark to drink. Clark refused and Peckropy shot him fatally. She then fled to the hallway and shot Mrs. Mary Kreegk twice, killing her. Peckropy remains at large.
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Trial Still On For Lieut Oscar C Haines
The trial of Lieut. Oscar C. Haines of the revenue cutter Maines continues in a court martial at the federal court building.
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Shingle Men In Session Meet For Cedar Shingle Plan
Three hundred shingle manufacturers from across the state convene in Elke hall Colman building to discuss the Interstate Red Cedar Shingle Company's plan to act as a selling agent for all mills. Committees meet while the convention opens at 1 p m.
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Body found in alley near Piret Avenue and Holgate Street
A man’s body was found in a partly burned state in a patent whack at the intersection of Piret Avenue South and Holgate Street in the afternoon. Children playing nearby alerted authorities. The fire chief and coroner have been notified.
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Gunboat Bennington Sails For Panama Escorting Destroyers
The gunboat Bennington departed for Panama today as part of a convoy including torpedo destroyers Jones and Preble. The entry notes simultaneous movements toward Panama and San Francisco in December.
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Kangarooed Evangelist Nelson Arrested in Tacoma
P H Nelson a street preacher accused of adultery was arrested with Mrs Pauline Behmldt in Tacoma and brought to Seattle jail. A divorce suit by his wife cited adultery with Behmldt. Nelson claimed the arrest stems from preaching a pure gospel. Nelson and Mrs Schmidt, mother of six, traveled to Seattle and Tacoma, facing a $1000 bond. preliminary hearing set for January 7.
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Fraud Charged in Receiver Appointment Case
Herman J. Brown, a shareholder, seeks a receiver for the defunct Commercial National Bank. He alleges fraud and collusion by Seattle National Bank and its officers, claiming bank property after the 1894 panic was worth $1 and should cover liabilities, with assets including promissory notes from John totaling about $7,000.
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Bank President Faces Indebtedness After Transfers Claim
The text alleges Y Ostrander of Commercial National Bank arranged transfers without proper consideration, diverting funds and leaving about 70000 to be paid. Stockholders seek a receiver to take control and require accounting from J P Orrill and W Andrews, citing canceled notes and failed efforts to convene a bank quorum.
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Widow pleads not guilty in fraud case
Lloyd A. Smith pleaded not guilty in superior court to two charges of obtaining money by false pretenses from a widow who recently returned from Francisco. The case will be placed on the trial calendar in about two weeks with bondsmen consenting to travel.
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Edward O'Brien Arrested in Washington Street Pickpocket Case
Edward O'Brien was arrested in the afternoon on suspicion of involvement with pickpockets active on Washington Street. J Lampman identified O'Brien as the man who robbed him, recovering his lost gold items.
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Washington Street
J. Lampman
O'Brien
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