Dr Frantz Hunt Coe Dies Suddenly A Leading Seattle Physician
Dr Frantz Hunt Coe, a prominent Seattle physician and former president of the Washington State Medical Association, died at his home at 7 30 AM from complications of Brights disease. He had suffered for years and had recently undergone surgery in the East. He collapsed after operating on Athena Frink, daughter of John M Frink, and said I can see spots. The death came as a shock to friends statewide.
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Seattle
Seattle General Hospital
Athena Frink
John M. Frink
Roies
Dent Donnelly
Donnelly
Firemen’s Union
Strikers Clash With Officers at Swift & Company Plant
At St Paul the sheriff attempted to take 15 office employees and several strikebreakers into the Swift & Company plant when pickets resisted, a brief fight followed with minor injuries. Governor Van Sant warned militia only if life was in danger while talks continued. The Chicago dispatch noted quiet at packing houses and ongoing arbitration talks with the unionists and packers over wage scales and reinstatement.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Swift & Company
van Sant
Mr. Dennelly
Horse Team Driver Injured In Collision In Seattle
John Lafollette, a horseman for Steve Turner of Renton, was fatally injured when the team he drove collided with a Seattle Electric Co car at Eastlake and Thomas. The horse bolted after fear, Lafollette was thrown, one leg broken and internal injuries feared fatal. He was taken to Seattle General Hospital and regained consciousness briefly around 1 pm.
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John Lafollette
Seattle Electric Company
Lafollette
Steve Turner
Renton
Turner
Interbay
Seattle
Eastlake Street
Eastlake
Thomas Streets
Seattle General Hospital
City
Man From Butler Mo Joins Seattle Firm
He came to Seattle from Butler Missouri and has been employed by Mr. Turner ever since.
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Seattle
Butler Mo
Mr. Turner
Miss Kozlowski Takes First Place In Queen Contest
Friends of Miss Kozlowski sparked a carnival queen contest surge at Mardi Oras headquarters boosting her to the lead and roughly 1,000 votes ahead of Mise Fenn. Noon tallies show Kozlowski 3,237. Penn 2,371. Die Perduwin 2,150. Searles 1,493.
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Miss Kozlowski
Mardi Oras Carnival
Mise Fenn
Miew Kosiowski
Miss de Perdusin
Missa Fenn
Miss Searles
Mise Kozlowski
Penn
Foot of Carmody Identified After City Dump Discovery
The foot found at the city dump is identified as John Carmody engine foreman killed by an engine at Argo days earlier. He died after amputation at Seattle General Hospital failed to save him. Mrs. Carmody condemns the hospital handling as an overlooked misplacement of the severed limb.
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John Carmody
Argo
Carmody
Seattle General Hospital
Wanderer Injury Reported in Straits Tug Mishap
The tug Wanderer while towing the bark Go. Hester out to sea in the straits yesterday foul smoke stack of the bark and the stack was torn off. The Alaska Pacific Navigation Company's steamer Banta Anna sails for Valdes and Seward this evening with 40 passengers and a full cargo of general freight aboard.
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Wanderer
Hester
Eee
Alaska Pacific Navigation
Settlement Update From Oats Neb And Kansas City Plant
July 16 report notes no change in the arbitration plan between sides in Oats Nebraska and a similar status at the Beh Bechild Sulzberger plant in Kansas City. No violence reported, only one small plant idle. announcement on page seven.
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Chicago
Planto
Kansas City
Beh
Arechild & Sulzberger
Packers
New Clark Family Photo Sparks Montana Gossip
The Star publishes the first picture in the United States of Senator W. A. Clark’s new family following his secret marriage to ward Anna La Chapelle in France. Audree Clark, two, is shown as heir to vast fortunes, with rumors of further marriages and family tensions surrounding the Clark clan.
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W. A. Clark
Montana
East
Mise Anna la Chapelle
France
Audree Clark
Star
Butte
Paris
Audree
Willam A. Clark III
Charley” Clark
W. A. Clark II
Charley
Mies Celia Tobin
Burlingame
Clark
Andree
Hin Ward
Eeema
Vettos
Iveof Hin Kith
Electric Octopus Plays a Double Game on Consumers
A Seattle rate war pits Beattie Electric against Snoqualmie Falls & White River Power with Seattle Electric undercutting in many areas. City residents face higher bills, sliding scale charges, and new meter bonds as the Octopus expands power supply to downtown and industry.
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Electric Octopus
Consumers
Beattie Electric Company
Snoqualmie Palle & White River Power Company
Seattle Lighting Company
Stone & Webster
Electron
Beattle
Beattie Electric
Seattle Lighting Companies
Snoqualmie Fails
White River Power Company
Seattle Electric Company
Tts
Pinetreet
Railroad
Fourth Avenues
Snoqualmie Falls
Shuffleton
Snoqualmie Falle & White River Power Company
Contractors to Start Eight Hour Day Statewide Rule
City contractors will begin the eight hour day next Monday as ordered by the board of works. Assistant Engineer Jeffrey expects full compliance and notes past violations by grading and teaming crews. Cement, sewer, and concrete contractors now accept the reform, anticipating a 15 percent higher cost but fair bids and equal footing for all. The Star supports enforcement of the eight hour law.
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Board of Works
Jeffrey
J. W. Fitts
Funeral of Quin Brower
The funeral for Quin Brower, 18, son of A. J L. Brower, was held at the Bonney-Watson morgue at 10 oclock this morning. He died Thursday afternoon from tetanus after a July 4 hand wound from a blank cartridge. Despite early hopeful recovery, his condition worsened and proved fatal. Brower had many friends in the city and had worn a newspaper.
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Quin Brower
A. J L. Brower
Bonney-Watson Company
Young Hrower
Portland
Lost watch reported by Miss Gibson on First Avenue
Miss Gibson of 736 Eleventh Avenue North reports the loss of a gold watch somewhere between Columbia and Spring Streets on First Avenue yesterday afternoon. The disappearance occurred in that neighborhood and she suspects a pickpocket may have taken it.
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Miss Gibson
Eleventh Avenue North
Columbia
Spring
Ras Makonne Named Abyssinian Minister to Washington
Advices from Djibouti report King Menetick appoints Ras Makonne as Abyssinian minister to Washington. The move signals a formal diplomatic posting and potential shift in relations with the United States.
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Pos
Aga'n Nome
Djibouti
Menetick
Ras Makonne
Washington
Japs Still Advance In Stilwell-Style War News
Petersburg dispatch reports General Sakharoff and General Myenkins forces advancing on Thursday and Friday. Japanese troops occupy multiple new positions and place cannons on heights near the railway north of Kai Ping. Skirmishes are few so far.
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S&t
Wreck Near Emporium Kills Fireman Sullivan
Buffalo flyer on the Pennsylvania railroad collided with a freight at Emporium this morning killing Fireman Charles Sullivan and injuring six others. Road Announcement on Page Seven.
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Rochester
N. Y
Buffalo Flyer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Emporium
Charles Sullivan
Pioneer Overman laid to rest after long Seattle life
The funeral for John A. Overman was held at 10 30 this morning from the family home at 126 Twenty fourth avenue north with Rev Mrs Baker officiating. Interment followed at Mt Pleasant cemetery. An early pioneer, he arrived on the coast in 1849 and settled in Oregon 53 years ago before moving to Seattle 10 years ago. He was married 51 years and is survived by his wife and fifteen children. This marks the first death in the family.
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John A. Overman
Twenty-fourth Avenue North
New Telegraph Co Incorporation Filed for City Telegraph
The Postal Telegraph Cable company filed articles of incorporation in the county auditor's office for a telegraph and cable business in the city. The company is capitalized at $25,000 and incorporators are Jed Blake, Charles Bruch, and William H. Baker.
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Postal Telegraph Cable Company
County Auditor's Office
City
Jed Blake
Charles Bruch
William H. Baker
Announcement on Page Seven Read Aloud
A notice appears on Page Seven announcing an event or update. The brief text emphasizes timing and key organization involved, with names and locations indicated, inviting reader awareness of the matter described.
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Frantz Hunt Coe
Frantz H. Coe
CENTY
Attle School
DR. Coe
Bright
Cataline Ielands
Felands
Ing
The
State Medical Associa
Tion
Mak
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
New York
Dennehy
Tallis
The & 1
Dressed Reef Company
Opera
Miss. Kozlowski
W. A. Clark III
Anna LA Chapelle
Snoqualmie Falls & White River Power Company
Dietricta
Octopus
G H Gallant
Madison
Ras
Mishes
Pennsylvania
Pioneer
NEW Telegraph CO
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