Panama protests U S canal authority in new letter
Panama charges General Davis with unwarranted usurpation of authority over the canal zone and says U S sovereignty is being improperly asserted. Obaldia seeks suspension of new regulations and a negotiated treaty to define rights and protect Panama’s interests.
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Eton
D.C
Republic of Panama
Canal
Panama
Washington
Gatinister Obalda
May
Obalda
Davis
Hay-Varilla
United States
Republc
Canal Strip
Rem Ain
Davia
Dug-Out Pete Promotes Millennium Truth in Colfax Visit
Henry Biot known as Dug-Out Pete proclaims that all men lie and seeks to reveal universal truth. He traveled from Portland to Pendleton and Colfax to Roslyn, writing essays and promising stunts like curing the insane and teaching a child to understand a man.
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Colfax
Wash
Dowle
Pete
The
Truth
Henry Biot
Roslyn
Portland
Pendleton
Tragic double tragedy shocks Bremerton restaurant scene
In Bremerton on November 4 J W Braman shot his wife at the Delmonico restaurant and then killed himself. Mrs Braman died today at the General hospital from wounds said to be mortal. They married seven weeks ago in Wisconsin and had moved to Bremerton to run the failing restaurant. A witness described a violent quarrel ending with a fatal shot and a second shot soon after.
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Jas. C. Braman
eSattle General Hospital
Bremerton
Ohio
J. W. Braman
Delménico
Braman
Wisconsin
Premerton
Delmonico
Haraman
Braman Suicide at Local Restaurant Ends in Tragedy
Braman's body was found on the restaurant floor after he shot himself in the head. Mrs. Braman was taken to Seatfe General hospital last night for treatment.
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Utes
Braman
Deb of exposure following train wreck death of Malinda Orr
Malinda Orr 73, mother of Mrs. H. L. Rochelle of 1115 Seventh Ave West, died from exposure after a train wreck near New Orleans. She never recovered from the cold contracted then and remained an invalid until her death. The body will be shipped east for interment.
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Mra
Malinda Orr
H. L. Rochelle
Seventh Avenue West
New Orleans
Baker G Es East Business Reorganizes Power Company
In Seattle Washington turmoil surrounds the reorganization of the Snowalmle Falls and White River Power company now the Seattle Tacoma Power company. Charles H. Baker, the chief mover behind the change, has been called out of the city amid the proceedings.
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Seattle-Tacoma Power Company
Snowalmle Falls & White River Power Company
Charles H. Baker
Dayton
Pittare
Roosevelt Denounces Parker Charge as False Statement
President Roosevelt released a lengthy rebuttal disputing Judge Parker's claim that Chairman Cortetyou and Roosevelt sold out to corporate interests. He condemns Parker's tactics and labels the charges as wicked falsehoods while defending his own record and the Democratic campaign leadership.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Judge Parker
Cortetyou
National Republican Committee
Roovsevelt
Campaign pledge and character in presidential remarks
The president says the public should judge the candidates by the men backing them not by pledges. He cites his nominee Thomas Taggart and Mr. Cortetyou and pledges to govern with a square deal for every man if elected.
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Thomas Taggart
Cortetyou
Man Killed Near Bucoda Rail Station On Northern Pacific Train
Special to The Star reports Merry Morton of Tagoma a longtime Northern Pacific brakeman was killed last night when he fell from a freight train near Bucoda station. His body was found on the track after the train halted. Morton, about 53, lived with his family at 2714 Pacific Avenue in Tacoma and will be buried after burial preparations in Tacoma.
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Morton
Tacoma
Northern Pacific
Pacific Avenue
Rural Ohio election mirrors Contented Woman plot
In Bettsville near Tiffin Ohio Mr and Mrs Henry Fry run on opposite school board tickets splitting the Fry household. Mrs Fry campaigns vigorously while observers doubt her chances but predict she may unseat her husband. If defeated he could resign to honor the family outcome.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Bettsville
Hoyt
Henry Fry
Fry House
Fry
Hart
Settle the Strike in Fall River Meeting today
Fall River business leaders have organized a conference between cotton mill owners and 26,000 striking workers after a week of effort. The owners and workers will meet today to work toward a final settlement of the dispute.
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Fall River
Mass
Mit
Burglaries Alarm W T Thomas Home In Kelso
Burglars alarmed W T Thomas at 311 Federal Avenue by forcing a bedroom window and stealing valuable abstracts papers and clothing before fleeing in darkness. Police notified City Detective Adame investigates amid reports of similar break ins on Seventh Avenue and Olive Street. Albert Mead spoke at two Republican meetings in town last night. E N Brooks & Co. advertises men’s underwear at discounted prices.
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W. T. Thomas
Federal Avenue
Thomas
Seventh Avenue
Olive Street
Adame
Kelso
Albert KE. Mead
E. N. Brooks & Co
Ind Ave
Paving Delay on Queen Anne Driveway Angers City Board
The board of public works faced a sharp complaint from Cornell man Crichton over Queen Anne driveway delays. The panel scheduled a meeting next Wednesday to consider removing contractor James Markey, with Jeff rey ordered to present a report. Crichton warned the project could span eight to nine months and block the hill with mud, harming the plateau’s traffic and commerce.
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Queen Anne
Board of Public Works
Cornellman Crichton
Mott
Crichton
James Markey
Jeffrey
Queen Anne Avenue
Markey
Erickson
Second Avenue
Scott
William Stanley
Linden Avenue
Eas
Ecity
Starratt @ Goetz
First Avenue South
George W. Wi
Barber Asphalt Company
Seattle Electric Company
C. J. Cable
Eighth Avenue
Hallinger
Wheeler
Massachusetts Street
Stirratt & Goetz
Thirty-third Avenue
Summit Avenue
Nineteenth Avenue
Olympic Place
George W. Gilson
Superior Judge Tallman Grants Multiple Divorces
In the morning session Judge Tallman granted several divorces. Francia Davis from Mrs. Elizabeth Davis cites cruelty. Mary Raynor from Joseph Raynor cites desertion. E Flanigan Thomas from Amelia Schull cites cruelty. Alma Meyer from Juling Meyer cites non support. Alma Turner from De Witt Turner cites non support. Virginia Lanning from Frank W Lanning cites cruelty.
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Tallman
Francia Davis
Elizabeth Davis
Mary Raynor
Joseph Raynor
E. Flanigan
Thomas Nigan
Amelia Schull
John G. Shall
Alma Meyer
Juling Meyer
Alma Turner
de Witt Turner
Virginia Lanning
Frank W. Lanning
Commerce and Labor Department budget rises by four million
Secretary Metcalf released the annual appropriation estimates for the department of commerce and labor totaling 14 339 529 2 dollars for the next fiscal year. The figure marks an increase of over 4 million dollars from the current year to fund new lighthouses and greater immigration oversight.
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Washington
Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Roosevelt Campaign Managers Face Surprise Outcome
Special Correspondent reports that Roosevelt campaign managers may face a surprising result as voters shift away from traditional Republican support. The piece analyzes conservative votes splitting between Parker and Roosevelt, questioning polling assumptions, and noting Wisconsin New York and other states could tilt toward Parker.
Acquittal in Sinking of Sailedie Steamer After Reef Collision
Captain B C Rickmers of the Alaska Commercial steamer Saidie is acquitted of blame for the vessel sinking after striking an uncharted reef while approaching York, Alaska. Marine Inspectors Whitney and Lennon ruled the accident unavoidable and Rickmers argued reef danger and remoteness prevented wreck recovery. He urged intensified coast navigation vigilance and expanded government surveys to locate dangerous reefs along Seward peninsula.
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B. C. Rickmers
Alaska Commercial Company
Saidie
York
Alaska
Rickmers
Whitney and Lennon
Juneau
Nome
Seattle
Veefels
Seward Peninsula
Rickmera
Western Republican HQ closes campaign operations in Chicago
On November 5 Chicago offices wound down after a final push. Harry New issued an official claim predicting Indiana would yield a safe Republican plurality. Secretary Dover issued a forecast that Roosevelt would win states not in the solid bloc.
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Chicago
Harry New
Indiana
Dover
Roosevelt
Stanford Hotel in Seattle Offers American Plan Comforts
The 904 Third Avenue site at Marion hosts a newly furnished hotel marketed as the only American plan hotel in Seattle. C Miles & Piper Co. advertises daily and Monday papers with featured savings for travelers seeking home comforts and hotel conveniences.
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C. Miles & Piper Co
Stanford
Seattle
Third Avenue
Marion
Polls Split on States Favoring Parties in 19th Century Race
The analyst labeled Montana Missouri Maryland and Delaware as doubtful states. Montana and Delaware leaned toward the republicans while Missouri and Maryland favored the democrats.
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Montana
Missouri
Maryland
Delaware
Seattle Labor Temple site sold. buyer may build store
J W Hughes purchases the Pike street and Seventh avenue site for 31000 dollars, ending a decade long labor temple project. Funds from the sale and 4000 dollars from a Western Central carnival will back a new car line site and frame hall for the central body, with options held by Western Central. Edward Shields, 50, is killed when a tree falls on him at Barneston. his body brought to Seattle.
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Western Central
Carpenters’ Union
United States
Edward Shields
Barneston
Seattle
Dr Charles Co Facial Enhancement Ad Promises Busty Results
An old advertisement touts Dr Charles flesh cream and related remedies to enhance the face neck and bust. It claims no pain and urges readers to mail $1 to receive two boxes and a free sample with a booklet detailing exercises and beauty routines. The offer targets broad female readers in New York and Seattle distribution channels.
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Beeee Creamer
Seattle
Aave
Charles Flesh
Charles CO
Fulto
Street
New York
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