Death by Own Action in Hotel Case of John Hach
In San Francisco a man named John Hach, staying at a hotel near 90 and Pike, apparently died by self harm. The body was found by the landlord with a gas jet and a chair set to suffocate him, leaving a pawn ticket and personal effects including a knife and a corkscrew. Police will try to locate his relatives.
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John Hach
San Francisco
Pale
Pike
Weareh
Joath
Bach
Landioad
Dan B. Quinn
Wan
Habh
London Jewelry Co
Thie City
Mutterworth @ Sous
Restaurant Keepers Debate Abolishing Lunch Counters
At a meeting of the Restaurant Keepers association last night the group discussed possible legislation to abolish lunch counters in saloons. The association argued that business declined since free lunches were abolished and denied an interview attributed to them questioning the Geneva association of Walters.
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Restaurant ‘Keepers’ Association
Geneva
Walters
Double Tombstones Dispute Over Cemetery Monuments
In Fremont a legal dispute arose after a tombstone maker failed to finish a monument at St. Joseph's cemetery. The widow switched to a second firm which completed a second monument and placed it on the grave despite the ruling. Lawyers and courts are now involved to resolve the contract and placement issues.
Dry Dock Tour of Minnesota and Pacific Fleet Visit
The steamship Minnesota rests in a dry dock as part of a midship tour. Visitors also inspect the Pacific fleet at the navy yard while boats depart Colman dock.
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Minnesota
Pacific Fleet
Navy Yard
Colman Dock
Hains Starves Under Indictment in Sing Sing
Captain Peter Hains, held in Sing Sing for the murder of William Annia, is starving himself and teetering toward mental collapse. Counselor O'Reilly, in the recent trial, said Hains told of events before Thornton Malas vanished, potentially supporting a transfer to Matteawan. General Hains, his father, was in Washington awaiting developments.
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New York
Peter
Hume
William Annia
Daniel O'Reilly
Hatne
Oily
Thornton Malas
Matteawan
Hains
Haine
Treasury Report Shows Revenue and Disbursements Reach 94 Million
Washington report notes today’s treasury release lists receipts and expenditures totaling 94,219,000 with emphasis on budget activity. The notice reflects ongoing fiscal operations and accounting figures for the period.
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Treasury
Roosevelt urges Taft on new policy against crooked business
Ex president Roosevelt in Outlook urges continuing the fight against dishonest business methods even if it harms business in the short term. He argues stern exposure and punishment of crooked men is necessary for justice and national honesty.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Mother and Son Fall In Toils Over Railroad Death
A man named L. B. Wyer, 41, was found dead in his Broadway residence after an early evening incident on the Oregon and Washington Railroad line. Police report he appeared to suffer a heart failure or attack, with an autopsy to determine the cause. A patrolman arrested another man, M. Baldwin, connected to the case. A widow and three children are mentioned in the surrounding notes.
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Baldwis
Sahilongihons
Oregon & Washington Railroad
Burke '14
L. 8
Wyer
Hin
Broadway
Senate
Fuld
Mra
Baldwin
Oregon & Cop
Anhington
Chicago
Obituary: Baldwin Father of Three Dies at 48
The deceased, 48, identified as Mr. Baldwin, left behind a son and two daughters. He was taken to the undertaker's, with no funeral arrangements announced yet.
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Baldwin
Oattenworth & Bent
Determine Location for Headquarters by National WCA Board
A meeting of the national board of the W. C. A. was held to determine the location of permanent headquarters for the northwestern section. Spokane Seattle and Portland presented claims. The final decision is not yet settled.
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National Board of the
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Great Development in Skeena City and Skeena Region
Vancouver reports rapid work on the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway near Skeena City and along the Skeena River with 5000 to 6000 workers. Wages run 2.50 to 3.50 daily, fisheries employ about 5000, canneries foster rail and coast trade, a Prince Rupert sawmill runs at capacity, and a Y M C A building rises as government holds a third of local property for civic gains.
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Prince Rupert
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Skeena River
Skeena City
Vancouver
B. C
Skeena
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Hildr
Wrlelne
Sendelbach's Grave
Ton
Fay
Hie
H. F. Baldwin
G.t.pry
Dad
Prince Rupert Investments
British Columbia
Prince Rupert Development
Edmoon & CO
Marion Bldg
Aki Per
Rel
Aaska
Khyex
fAst Mae Saamuve
Saeena Cty
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