02 Nov 1904
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1904
Page
1
In Salem North Carolina at dawn a section of the Winsted reservoir wall collapsed. The disaster swept water into nearby villages and caused extensive property damage as rescuers search for missing residents. A large number of locals are reported dead or unaccounted for.
Report from Meetoet atatern describes a night battle near a lone river spot. More than 100 shots fired, two hundred total as the posse clashed with robbers. outlaws captured none and escaped toward Meerteotae. One outlaw wounded, officers not seriously hurt.
Gunmen attempted a bank robbery in Cody Wyoming yesterday. The cashier O Middaugh was shot and killed as the bandits rode off. A posse traced their route toward Omaha with a band of riders joining pursuit.
Special to The Stars EVGERETT November 2 A man named Jim Perkins is found dead in a Stanwood palace room after a violent incident. He is described as half-breed and poor, with a note of claimed legacy from James Tang. Perkins reportedly faced a bleak end without rewards.
The Star announces upcoming features in a series for readers including political writers and Women in Politico. Excerpts by Jacob Waldeck and Jessie Parths will appear alongside court and county notices with ongoing pages.
James McNamee of Nome files a suit in superior court against his sister-in-law Sadie McNamee seeking 26000 dollars for slander claiming she named him in untrue accusations. John Peter, a former resident of Seattle, dies in Reeseport Arizona on Sunday with remains brought to this city for burial.
Prisoners fled the cow jail and moved into downtown Portland last night according to early reports. Police sought suspects and gathered details as residents described sighting the group near major streets and shops.
Tharches FE Abell 32 of Mockville Kansas wed Martha 10 Huber 26 of Beattie. Albert W Swanson 25 of Ballard married Anna Petersen 20 of Beattie.
A fragmented OCR reads as a puzzling note with names and phrases. It appears to reference prize cycles, a bar venue, and a social event, but lacks coherent structure or clear entities. The readable bits hint at a local gathering or competition with uncertain dates.
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