Tunnel Cave Kills Two On Southern Pacific Train
A tunnel one mile south of Coram California collapsed at 6 25 am burying freight train 222 including 45 cars and a caboose. Conductor Ed F P Richardson and brakeman Charles Neate died or burned to death as flames from a stove spread through the cars. Engineers rushed the locomotive to a station for aid, with rescue teams recovering badly burned bodies. Heavy rain soaked earth, contributing to the cave in.
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United Press
Dunsmuir
Cal
Ed FP
Richardson
Charles Neate
Coram
Southern Pacific Railway
Neate
Mine Disaster Kills Twelve at Cambria Steel Mine
Twelve men died in a Cambria Steel mine near Johnstown Pennsylvania in a suspected dynamite blast. All victims were foreign workers as rescuers cleared debris and gas filled shafts for hours and recovered the bodies from the lower levels.
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Johnstown
Cambria Steel Company
St Louis Cruiser Heads to Seattle for Indefinite Stay
United Press reports the cruiser St Louis sails from San Francisco to Seattle for a northward cruise. The vessel left Mare Island for coal and is preparing to depart for Seattle where its stay is listed as indefinite.
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San Francisco
St. Louis
Seattle
Mare Island Navy Yard
Cantain
Seatlie
Dreamland Hosts Dance Tonight With Anniversary Prize Waltz
Tonight at Dreamland an anniversary dance and prize waltz will entertain attendees. Admission is free, inviting couples and singles to join in the event and celebrate the venue's milestone with music and dancing.
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Dreamland
Ove
Eva Booth Defends Slum Work Against Death by Action Criticism
Eva Booth in Seattle argues the poor deserve life, not prison for seeking death. She cites Salvation Army efforts and a 300 daily death-hope cases in New York, urging help over punishment as she tours Spokane Butte Chicago and heads to New York.
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Salvation Army
New York City
New York
Miss Booth
Fall from height leaves stable hand seriously injured
M Benjamin, 19, a Seattle Transfer Co. stable hand, toppled 40 feet from a company table at Grant and Plummer streets. He suffered broken legs and a fractured skull, was taken to Providence hospital in serious condition, and resides at the New Home hotel with unknown relatives. The Seattle Transfer Co. stable is being raised to the new street level above the mud flats.
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M. Benjamin
Seattle Transfer Co
Grant and
Plummer Sts
Providence Hospital
Benjamin
New Home Hotel
Riplinger arraigned on embezzlement charge in city fund case
John Riplinger former city comptroller was arraigned on four counts for embezzling from the citys uncompleted work fund He asked for time to plead until Saturday through his attorney Will H Morris The trial date for the charged count is set for Tuesday November 23.
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John Riplinger
Riplinger
Will H. Morris
Marshal Haskin in bank robbery posse battle
Hy United Press reports in Lenexa Kansas on November 1 that Marshal Haskin was probably fatally wounded as he led a posse against four men robbing a bank. The robbers held off the posse, then escaped in a buggy.
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Hy United Press
Lenexa
Kansas
Marshal Haskin
Horse Owners Urged to Arrange Winter Care for Horses
Notice invites horse owners to arrange care and pasture for winter. Contact John Wallace at Meadows by calling Main 73 or Main 432 for details.
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John Wallace
Fifteen Years Prison for Fortier Murder
Jean Fortier was sentenced to 15 years in the state penitentiary at Walla Walla for the killing of his brother Michael and his brother's wife Mary Jane Fortier on the morning of May 8 1909. The judge described the sentence as fifteen years or during fe. Fortier showed a slight wince at the mention of life. He will be moved to Walla Walla to begin his term within a few days.
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Jean Fortier
Michael
Mary Jane Fortier
Walla Walla
Fortier
Rockefeller slurs south in gift debate
The Rev Warren Candler of the Methodist church in the South denounces John D. Rockefeller's $1,000,000 gift to fund anti hookworm and pellagra campaigns as an insult to the South. He warns Rockefeller would control both minds and stomachs and accuses him of stoking sectional slander. Atlanta reports.
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South
Hishop Warrent Candler
Methodist Church
John D. Rockefeller
Hishop Candler
Rockefeller
Pellagra
Hook Worm
Atlanta
Pinkerton guard charged with robbing California Neckwear
James Boynton a Pinkerton detective employed to guard the California Neckwear Co. shop in San Francisco is jailed on robbery charges. He was captured by Curtin detectives watching him after the store owners suspected a tampered lock. He admits no wrongdoing.
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Caltech
Francisco
James Boynton
Pinkerton
Californian
Curtin
Boynton
Stern Furniture Co. marks first anniversary in city
Mr and Mrs Frederick Stegnj of Stern Furniture Co celebrate one year since opening at 1526 Seconday. Starting with 6000 square feet, they now occupy three times that space with twenty eight staff. The cash only plan allowed reduced prices and rapid growth. Mrs Stern leads publicity while Mr Stern handles management duties.
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Frederick Stegnj
Stern Furniture Co
Seconday
Mr. Stern
Mrs. Stern
Boy Hit by Car on Be Denny Way in Seattle
Nine year old Norman Winder, son of Hadward Winder, was struck by a car driven by chauffeur Arthur Mace on Be Denny Way near Tenthay. He suffered crushed legs and head injuries and was taken to Minor hospital. The driver and several passengers were in the vehicle. ownership linked to J. D. Thomas.
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Be. Denny Way
Tenthay
Norman Winder
Hadward Winder
12Th Ay
Arthur Mace
J. D. Thomas
16Th Av
Mra
Thomas
C. B
Seattle Division Reorganized Under NP Restructure
The Northern Pacific redivided its divisions effective yesterday. Seattle division now covers the main line and branches north of Woodinville, the belt line from Black River to Prescott, and the first district main from Auburn to Ellensburg. Six dispatchers from Tacoma were removed.
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Northern Pacific
Seattle
Woodinville
Seatte
Black River
Prescott
First District
Auburn
Ellensburg
Tacoma
Allen's Foot Rake: trusted antiseptic powder for feet
In o Vineh tee ALLENS FOOT RAKE the antiseptic powder for tired aching swollen feet always used to break in Newshore. All druggists 36 ere don't accept any substitute.
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Tee
Newshore
Expert Account Relieved by Bake Oven Treatment
J R Coghlan of 2018 Nob Hill Ave testifies to relief from circulatory disturbance and muscular rheumatism after using the Loughney and Loughney Bake Oven at 220 to 225 People's Savings Bank building Seattle. He notes walking four miles without distress after initial doubts and praises the simple remedy. Consultation is free. hours 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily and 9 a.m. to noon Sundays.
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J. R. Coghlan
Nob Hill Av
Loughney & Loughney
People's Savings Bank
Nob Hill
People’s Savings Bank
Seattle
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National Y Nonearees Enpany
Lakeside Avenue
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Third and University
R. Coghlan
Frederick & Nelson, Inc
Pirst
Frederick & Nelson
Soaplake Laundry Soap
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Soaplake Soap CO
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