Body of flood victim recovered near Tiras Sais
Rescue teams who searched since Sunday night found the body of Edward Shauresey in a ditch beside a county road by the Thomne Sharkey ranch. The flood still covers roads with two to three inches of water and crews expect to resume train service soon while assessing damage to tracks and bridges.
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Martin Cum‘wanes
Edward Shauresey
Tiras Sais
Shauresay
O Hrien
Thomne Sharkey
Hirien
O Brien
Coremer
White End Duwamish
Kent
Theoma
Georgetown
Northern Pacific
Beattie
Edward Shaunesey
James Shaunessy
Nesey
Cumsings
Andrew
Prisoners Overpower Jailer in Tennanry Night Incident
In Tennessee last night two men overpowered a jailer and forced entry, took his key, and escaped. Prisoners were restrained as a mob stormed the facility, resulting in fatalities and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negra
Public Market Plan Revived By North Beattie Citizens
North Beattie residents move to establish a public market independent of a prior effort. The Chamber of Commerce led discussions on a market site bounded by Tell Street Western Avenue and nearby land. Allen Hughes and Me offer a ten acre tract for the project at Mread street as talks resume with a full members meeting planned.
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Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Cormun City
Tell Street
Western Avenue
North Brattle
Eonad- Allen, Hughes & Me
Grand Jury Probes Clancy Graft in Beatty Case
Judge Bells presides as a grand jury questions alleged corruption tied to the Clancy faction. Witnesses, including gamblers Frank Clancy and Dave Argyle, recount paid “fines” to police and the city, while George A. Piper faces recall on campaign fund practices. Police Inspector Willard and Deputy Prosecutor Beott attend as testimony continues.
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Judge
Bells
Hell
Patton
Genbiine
Dave Argyle
Harry B. Kennedy
Poller
Theolive Station
Land Jury Room
George A. Piper
Humes Piper
Clancy
Piper
Grand Jury
Thhe Laneur
Jentorce
D. F. Willard
Willard
Harte Lown
Beott
Anthracite Hearing Opens With Witnesses In Philadelphia
The anthracite commission opened its season in Philadelphia with many non union miners and families testifying about dynamite attacks. A witness described a new bridge burned and oil poured on it by boys. Mia Jordan of Lowt Creek testified she was driven out by jeers and later returned after ten days, noting she faced stoning and boycotts that cut off essentials.
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Philadelphia
Mia. Jordan
Lowt Creek
Two Boy Stowaways Entertain on Queen From Beattie
Two youths named Eddie Murray and John Conroy arrived as stowaways on the Queen from Beattie claiming they are song and dance artistes. They entertained passengers aboard and were given ship freedom while authorities determine if relatives want them returned. A truancy case follows for James Whitehead, a schoolboy accused by his mother of running away. Mayor Hummel plans to discuss a separate court payment issue with Xavier Molden.
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Shaunesey
Conlan
Ming
Triala
Sola
Cummings
San Francisco
Eddie Murray
John Conroy
Beattie
Inete Tee Ae Oy Romattle
Thamnelvahana
James Whitehead
Som
Sixth Avenue South
Amith
Recital at Plymouth Church Praised For Fine Performances
Last evening at Plymouth Church the Wanlin Recital under Henry T Han drew an attentive audience. Mme Marquer Fry of Sesittle Mise Louise and William Marry of Taco performed in a three part program, with Mrs Horace McClure contributing. The program and the chamber selections were well received.
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Wanlin
Plymouth
Henry T Han
Mme Marquer- Fry
Sesittle
Mise Louise
Wiliam Marry
Taco
Horace McClureion
Chambers
Dewey
Death Claims Thomas Red in Tacoma Rail Yard Incident
Thomas Red, aged about, was killed instantly in a Tacoma Puget Sound Works accident when a donkey engine and flat car crushed him while he aided engine positioning. Capt Redding, a longtime Seattle-Tacoma mariner, conveyed the news. Red leaves a wife and two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Red
Puget Tron
Hee
Enine
Redding
Seattle
Leanne End
Help for Filipinos relief bill heads to Congress
Secretary Root sent to Congress a request for 3,000,000 dollars to aid distress in the Philippines. The request cites cholera and rinderpest as threats and includes a message from President Roosevelt urging immediate action to prevent a serious calamity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Root
Congress
Philippines
Roosevelt
Prince Arthur wreck off Washington coast with heavy loss
The Norwegian bark Prince Arthur wrecked on rocks near the Umatilla reef off the Washington coast. Eighteen of twenty crew were saved, two died, and bodies were buried by locals. Poor weather hindered observations and worsened the peril for rescuers and nearby vessels.
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Port Townsend
Prince Arthur
Umatilla
Opette
Washington
Ape Plattery
Opetio
Tatoos Island
Atraite
Ouaticle
Neah Bay
Eea
Sapien
F. Thanet
H. D. Hendingen
San Pedro
Prine
Tatoorh Island
Sephelt
Ewerett
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Edward Shaunessy
O'Brien
White River Valley
Morgan ‘Hrien
Howe
South Park
Coltumbis & Puget
Routh Park
Rushreth
Delhi
India
Perede
Severa
North Beatie
Samblers
H.C. Piggott
J. J. Ferguson
Monte Carlo
Chevy Belding
N. Dunbar
Haintery Grand Hotel
Tom Considine
The
People's Theater
Ben Pincus
Tenderioin Ferguson
Be ‘Attie
Pincus
Belch
Humes
Considine
Police Department
YOUNG
Free Lances
Mayor Hummel
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Om Tracts
Herbert S. Upper
Bcheverman Block
Pietevenue
Cherry Street
Shamek
Arcade Bik
Bearn
Boye
Douglas
Shawis
Rheoph
Enle
Rale
Marseilles
Eee Etersonc
Pike Street
Adams & Blanchard Clothiers and Furnishers
Second Ave
Hinckley
Fe Theil Millinery Company
New
Gloria
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