City faces long delays collecting fines and bonds
A 1900s city attorney and court failures are blamed for unprosecuted cases, with many appeal bonds and forfeited sureties listed. The article notes six years of inaction, urges recovery of funds, and cites numerous individuals tied to gambling, prostitution, vagrancy, and other offenses.
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Unclear text from archival report about a group event
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a gathering with twenty one members and troops. Details of location, names, and outcomes are unreadable. no clear event or outcome can be determined from the legible fragments.
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fragmentary crime era note on port procedure and trade
Fragmented OCR describes a port area scene with references to ships and goods, trade terms and possible salvage or barter. It mentions tones of cargo, a potential explosion or incident, and weathering effects on vessels, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
Rich mineral finds reported near Cape Bar
Reports describe a rich mineral depot discovered near Cape Bar Port, naming vessels such as the Dowie and the verrel Captain Con neaurhion, with cargo details and a later examination confirming a broken ankle in the ascent. The find was described as potentially vast, with estimates of hundreds of thousands of units of ore and a significant recovery effort by crews and investigators.
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Missing Airship Patrols Rescue Efforts Ongoing
Report details a missing airship with conflicting notes on search progress. Officials describe efforts to secure the craft as salvage teams face weather and hull issues while authorities offer rewards and emphasize continued investigation.
Vesuvius Eruption Report and Nearby Disruptions
A fragment notes Vesuvius eruption with references to Boe and Roy. It mentions surrounding area disruptions and a Roman site connection. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear events, dates, or official statements.
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Roy
Thor Wis
Reston Hill Improvement Club Sets Meeting on Bond Projects
The Reston Hill Improvement Club will meet tonight to discuss county city plans for a joint city hall and courthouse funded by bonds to be voted in December. A previously stalled agreement between the council and county commissioners now shows growing support for the project, aided by county ownership of the Yesler block. The group will also consider a $100,000 expenditure for a municipal electricity distribution system.
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Yesler
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Jury frees bartender in $70 saloon case
A pew colt independently tied to a July incident in Head light saloon led to a verdict for defendant Alexander Johnston a bartender. The suit by P. J. Denan sought $70 and a court fight followed as Dowlan and allies claimed the money vanished while Denan slept off liquor. Jumes Gordon found insufficient proof of theft or intent to defraud. Witnesses place the money loss at The Meadows saloon nearby.
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Purse Snatcher Flees Near Broad Way High School
Mrs. Overtaineer reports a purse snatching near Broad Way High School. The thief dropped the purse and fled as bystanders shouted for help. Police and detectives pursued suspects in the neighborhood with a trail slated for next week.
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Debated Frustrates Franchise Talks Between Firms
Four hours of cautious discussion failed to secure the corporation committee of the council and the Diamond Ice & Storage Company to approve provisions for the electric and steam heating franchise. Mullen and Rude pressed for bonds forfeiture and delivery terms similar to those in the American Improvement Company's gas franchise, but Manager Cranee resisted.
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Students Riot At University Over Military Commander
Berkeley and Rogers Hall scenes report violent student clashes with police as protests against the new military commander escalate. Officers suffered injuries while students faced confrontations and threats of dismissal, with authorities planning disciplinary actions.
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President Took a Tumble on Horseback
Washington reports that President Roosevelt fell from his horse when trying to clear a high fence. He sustained a painful ankle wound, remained immobile for several minutes, then mounted a carriage and returned to the White House.
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Spooner Deties Roosevelt in Bruised Political Clash
In MIL MAUSE, Nov 3, a heated scene unfolds as Senator Poomeer confronts Roosevelt amid a national committee struggle. The exchange targets policy and party leadership with sharp rhetoric.
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Port Arthur bombardment reports amid naval actions
A telegraph dispatches from various cities describe the bombardment at Port Arthur as severe with Japanese advances near the harbor. Reports say several Russian ships are damaged and that Japanese forces appear to have the eastern port area under control amid broader fleet movements in the region.
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Drug Stores Under Scrutiny Over Liquor Sales
City Comptroller Riplinger opened inquiries into reports that several local drug stores advertised intoxicating liquors for sale without licenses. Earlier arrests and fines were issued for selling liquor on sight without physician certificates, raising questions about the legality of current promotions.
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Parker In Connecticut Tour Seeks Democratic Support
Judge Parker flew from New York to Connecticut today to deliver three speeches in Bridgeport New Haven and Hartford before returning tomorrow. A committee of prominent Connecticut Democrats met him at Grand Central and will join the state tour. He spoke at Cooper Avenue and Carsexie Gh during the evening and attended a late reception for his tenor.
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Pope Pius Shows Improvement Amid Illness
Rome reports Pope Pius XII improving since yesterday though he will not receive audiences today. The Vatican notes the condition has bettered but offers no further detail on his health.
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Prince of Wales health rumors confirmed amid travel plan
Telegraph briefs report the prince of Wales is in delicate health with weak lungs yet not dying of consumption. A physicians consultation occurred last week and a long sea voyage was advised. He is expected to visit Portugal Egypt and possibly Africa.
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Bonmartini Murder Case Coming to The Star
The Star will publish the first installment of the Bonmartini murder case soon. It is a factual account of a famed Italian intrigue with themes of love hate greed and murder. The serial is billed as the reigning sensation in Italy and promises continuing episodes. Election returns will be announced next Tuesday night ahead of other Seattle papers.
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Mainland steamer Mainlamner sinking prompts search
Pacific Coast Fisheries officials plan a search within days to locate the steamer Main lamner that went down off West Point. They say they will not abandon the vessel until a thorough search is completed, noting possible fog and depth miscalculations by Captain Weather. A drag line towed by a boat will be used for the hunt.
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