Considine murder trial jury selection continues
The Considine trial opened with nine jurors as voir dire proceeded. Prospective jurors faced questions on prejudice toward capital punishment, the liquor trade, and personal records, with several excused for cause and others passed for cause. Preemptory challenges aimed to seat a fair panel. proceedings paused for lunch with expectations to resume to complete the jury selection.
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Considine
Miles Storey
P. Eng RK. Curtis
John Redmpton
Pim
J. Burna
Ira Way
A. Carr
H. J. McSoree Hamiiton
Carpen LR
Handy
Hun
Murder in Geicky: Antonio Napoli Ramed in Vendetta Fight
Police say Antonio Napoli of Livermore Iowa, linked to a saloon crowd, was found dead with the head severed after a rough night feud. The body lay on a prairie northwest of Geicky marking a mafia style vendetta.
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Ee Prairie
Geicky
Tame
Livermore
Iowa
Sperty
Staliars
Bolf Tourney Begins at Seattle Club Source
BOLF TOURNEY opens with first matches for the CUD presented by HC. Seattle Country Club lists 110 members with 30 vying for the trophy and 16 high scorers advancing to next Saturday. Finals require a three wins rule and may pit rivals New ton EB A. Mtrout and G. L. Munn.
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Wtl
H.C
Atx
Ee Sor Pak
Rar
Newton
EB. A. Mtrout
G. 1
Munn
France Seizes Key Ports in Mytilene Amid Turkish Tensions
Paris reports Admiral Caillard’s squadron seized the three main ports of Mytilene in the Grecian archipelago as part of a French demand stance against Turkey. A semi official statement notes France now acts as a nation pursuing those points including religious protectorate, French schools, and Beyrouth medical faculty rights.
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Caillard
Mytilene
Grecian
Cailiard
France
Turkey
Orient
Beyrouth
Streetcar Route Debate Shapes Ballot at Seattle Convention
The street car question backs the Seattle Electric Co. route while Republicans seek a compromise. At Thursday’s city hall convention a ticket will be placed in the field with the city attorney contest between John W. Peter and John W. Whitman as the sole nomination.
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Seattle Electric Co
John W. Peter
John W. Whitman
Privy Council Names Edward the Confessor and Prince of Wales
London reports the Privy Council granting King Edward the Denttese fen eeret title Edward the Beveath by the Grace of God and the United Kingdom. The Duke of Cornwall and York will soon become Prince of Wales.
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London
Privy Council
Edward
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Bea
India
Duke of
Cornwall
York
Prince of
Boy Killed by Uninsulated Wire Incident
Maxwell a 12 year old boy from Hi Twentieth avenue was struck by a naked exposed wire during a wind storm. Harry Moore found him and police and Dr Coe attended him. Doctors expect recovery but foresee loss of several fingers on his right hand. The wire was old and patched with worn insulation.
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Twentieth Avenue
Harry Moore
Bam Corbett
Coe
Young Maxwell
Depot and chamber issues dominate upcoming meeting agenda
Tomorrow's chamber gathering will discuss funding for a city government courthouse costing 49 000 to 60 000 dollars and the depot question with the railroad committee meeting at noon at the Butler hotel. The National Association of Manufacturers invites delegates to the Washington DC congress November 19. Washington state action for the 1903 St Louis fair faces timing issues as the legislature convenes late, prompting counties to consider funding with state reimbursement hoped.
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Dunean Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Railroad
Hutler Hotel
National Association of Manufacturers
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Washington City
St Lewis Fair
Washington
Isaa
Fishermen Strike Ends With Compromise Prices Set
Local fishermen return to work after a morning strike ends in a price compromise. The union had demanded 15 cents, but a 10 cent price is agreed for both dog salmon and silver selections.
Disaster at Urakeninagte details from Lord Kitchener
Lord Kitchener reports for the London desk on the Bethel area disaster at Urakeninagte where Col Benson and several officers fell. He notes a rain storm aiding Boer surprise, the Boers shot those near the guns and removed them. Commandant Upperman was killed and China Botha wounded. our wounded were mistreated according to accounts.
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Bethel
Benson
Cola
Henson
Guiness
Upperman
China Botha
Livers
Notting ton Mall Collides With Freight Train Near Riverside
A westbound Notting ton fast mall struck a westbound freight car near Riverside early today. Engineer Kelly sustained injuries, and Conductor Reese and Brakeman Watson on the fast mail were bruised.
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Chicago
Nev. S
Nottington
Riverside
Enneer Kelly
Reese
Hrakeman Watson
Fast Mail
Fair Bride’s Trance Sparked Family Rift After Quick Marriage
Jennie Gunderson wed Louis Alexander in a ceremony conducted by Rev. John Damon. Arthur and John Gunderson opposed the match and Alexander fled to avoid conflict. He later hid with friends as the couple’s turmoil grew. A divorce was anticipated.
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Louis Alexander
John Damon
Arthur
John Gunderson
Alexander
Portland
Don’t Bury Me Alive Don’t Bury Me Alive
Frank Carlquist a farmer attempted suicide by slashing his throat at a Phoenix street saloon Officers Wilkes and Learing found him near a rear move and he stabbed the wound With a pen knife he was removed to the city jail and later stitched by Dr Ludlow He hoped to be buried alive to end the fear of being buried alive.
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Phoenix
Seyond Avenue South
Wilkes
Learing
Cariquist
Atdquarters
Ludlow
Cariquiet
Report of smallpox contagions and new cases
Last night and today six more smallpox cases were reported to Health Officer Carroll. All victims were taken to the pesthouse. Names include Aby Reid aged four months 1407 Madleon street Alex Hobbes 31 years Seattle lodging house First avenue south Sidney Fowler 22 years 414 Spring street Geo W Dennison 11 years 1616 Seventh avenue Louis Beatt 22 years 207 First avenue Jan Calvin 22 picked up on the street. Total smallpox cases at the pesthouse rise to 18. Three scarlet fever cases include Malino 11 East Pike Street and Kimble child aged 6 Green Lake Margaret Lyons aged four 621 Boyleston avenue north.
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Aby Reid
Madleon Street
Alex. Hobbes
Seattle
First Avenue
Main
Washington Streets
Sidney Fowler
Spring Street
Geo. W. Dennison
Seventh Avenue
Louis Beatt
Jan
Calvin
Eleven year old dies after diphtheria antitoxin
Mamie Keen an aged eleven and last of four children in her family died this morning from diphtheria antitoxin effects. She was the eleventh victim.
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ST. Louis
Mamie Keenan
Pioneer Wickstrom Dies in Seattle at Weat Beattle
Mrs Wickstrom widow of Peter Wickstrom a state pioneer died this morning in Seattle. The body is in care of Butterworth Sons. Mrs Wickstrom has resided in Seattle for 26 years.
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Mra. Wickstrom
Peter Wickstrom
Jed
Seth Low Leads In Wet New York Municipal Vote
Election day brings heavy rain but strong turnout as Seth Low remains favored for mayor over Shepard. Wagers around 4000 dollars fill the betting pools, with Croker and his Gasman signaling a win. Upstate cities vote on mayors and a congressional seat in the Twenty second district.
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Shepard
Offman House
Asaya Croker
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Albany
Syracuse
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Shaw
Congress
California San Francisco Ballot Apathy Clouds Election Picture
In San Francisco on November 5, a light vote is reported with total turnout likely under 100000. Apathy dominates the three cornered campaign with no violence or excitement. Schmidt unten labor is said to perform in some areas, cutting into both Republican and Tobin. Weather conditions noted.
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Schmidt
Tobin
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
New Jersey Promotes Democratic Weather in Trenton
In New Jersey, officials announce efforts to manage a likely shower season with political implications in Trenton. Local authorities emphasize preparedness and citizen guidance ahead of forecasts and potential storms.
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Trenton
Nev
New Jerey
Election Day Expectation Reflects Crane Lead
The report notes Gov. Crane’s likely plurality will be reduced yet remain large enough to confirm his election. It cites apathetic campaign tone and predicts Boston Democrats may secure a substantial mayoral majority for Quincy.
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Crane
Boston
Quincy
Voter Turnout Surges in Cincinnati as Weather Clears
Clear weather in Cincinnati boosts morning voting with reports that Gov Nash faced strong challenge in German precincts as ballots flowed in across the city.
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Cincinnati
Nash
Maryland Election Day Returns Hint at Senate Race Outcome
Maryland voters faced cloudy skies as polls opened. Early tallies show Democrats leading across the state by about 15,600 and in Baltimore by roughly 9,900. Independent candidates appear to be gaining strong support as the vote proceeds.
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Baltimore
Indiestiona
Senate
Three Sailors Feared Drowned In Sound Accident
Andrew Hansen skipper of the Abbey F Morrin was rescued from a perilous situation on the sound this morning and now in police custody in a drunken stupor. His three sailors are believed drowned after the boat capsized in heavy seas. Hansen later revised his account naming Dan McKinnon and Jorgenson as the other two aboard.
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Abbey F. Morrin
Hangen
Akiff
Kerry Mill
Mansen
Roslyn
Philbrick
Rbbard
Hansen
Dan McKinnon
Jorgenson
Gleason and Fredericks to Stadium Fight at Georgetown Park
The glove contest between Kid Fredericks and Larry Gleason, two featherweights, will be held at Georgetown Bicycle park in Georgetown with special cars and elevated ringside seats. If it lasts twenty rounds, the best man will be chosen by a referee agreed by the sporting editors of three daily papers. The Farallon, Capt Nord, arrived with 10 000 cases of salmon for Pacific Packing and Navigation Co and 100 barrels of salt salmon from Ketchikan, carrying twenty one passengers and nine Orientals.
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Larry Gleason
Georgetown
Farallon
Nord
Skagway
Pacific Packing & Navigation Co
Ketchikan
Steamers Dollarine fleet depart with coal and passengers
Two steamers left port today. The Czarina sailed for Tacoma to load 1600 tons of coal for San Francisco. The Santa Ana departed at 2 p.m. direct for the Gold Gate with a full cargo and passengers aboard.
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Tacoma
San Francisco
Santa Ana
Gold Gate
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