Private Pitner Dies After Bay Rum Overdose
ASpecial to The Star reports Private Pitner of the Twenty-fourth Infantry died from an overdose of bay rum, mistaken for liquor, after several nights of drinking the toilet preparation. He served in the army for 0 years.
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Marine fireman arrested for opium on City of Seattle
Customs Inspector Loftus arrested Barney Logan a marine fireman as he came ashore from the City of Seattle on opium suspicion. Logan admitted the contraband and was jailed. Additional firemen Richard Murphy and a third unnamed man face questioning and possible arrest on suspected involvement.
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Oregon Steamer Safe En Route to Nome After Neah Bay Stop
The steamer Oregon, previously the subject of rumors, is now safely moving toward Nome, having stopped at Neah Bay to land stowaways and was reported pasting out last evening.
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