Disabled American Bark Abbey Palmer Towed After Sou'easter
The American bark Abbey Palmer was towed into Royal Roads near Cape Flattery after a sou'easter carried away masts and rigging. She was picked up by the British vessel Vermont, en route from Portia to Japan. In a later storm the Vermont and the Vermont separated, but both crews worked to clear debris and right the ship.
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Abbey Palmer
Royal Roads
Cape Flattery
Mar Vermont
Portia
Japan
Hancer Partead
Vermont
Street Car Workers Vote to Strike in Chicago
STRIKE CHICAGO, Nov. 6 The street car employees voted five to one to strike. The officers of the International Association Street Car Workers Union prepared to hold a conference with street railway officials. Officials say they will arbitrate all legal demands, but wage and recognition refusals suggest a strike cannot be averted.
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Chicago
International Association Street Car Workers’ Union
Pyramid Pile Cure Publicity Letter Cites Cure
A reader testimonial extols Pyramid Pile Cure for hemorrhoids citing seven internal ulcers and a large external tumor. The letter claims a complete cure after using pyramids and invites others to request a free booklet from the Perture Drug Co in Marshall Michigan.
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Perture Drug Co
Marshall. Mich
Emerson Piano Giveaway At The Hub On New Year's Eve
A piano prize will be awarded at The Hub on New Year’s Eve. Every buyer at the Squar opposite the Totem Pole gets a chance to win the Emerson piano.
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Mub
Washington Mayor Seeks Delay in Street Regrading Actions
James A. Moore writes to the board of public works criticizing Contractor Erickson for rapid grading and requests delaying regrading of Third Avenue and Pine Street near the Washington hotel until spring. He warns residents of potential closures and financial impact, noting nearby Virginia Street and Fourth Avenue are also under grading. He aims to prevent the Washington Motel from a sea of mud this winter while others sign petitions to postpone work.
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James A. Moore
Board of Public Works
J. Brickeon
Third Avenue
Erickson
Mr. Moore
Washington
Pine Street
Virginia Street
Fourth Avenues
Second Avenue
Viratola Street
Redelnheimer
Crozier Inquest Finds Electric Shock Death
Coroner Hoye held an inquest at Bonney-Watson chapel on James Crozier a street car conductor for Seattice Electric Company killed Tuesday night. Verdict: death from organic heart disease and electric shock no blame assigned. Crozier collapsed while telephoning to report off duty from Lanoy Way and Fifth Avenue.
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Hoye
Bonney-Watson
Bertha from Valdez Reaches Port Under Captain Knudson
The steamship Bertha, under Captain Knudson, arrived this morning from Valdez carrying cargo and crew expected to dock at the harbor.
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Bertha
Knudson
Elphinstone Party Returns From Inlet Hunt Trip
Lord Elphinstone of London and his party return from a hunting and fishing trip in Cook Inlet and Cassioff Island. The Bertha carried 115 passengers and faced head winds and heavy seas on a rough voyage. Andrew J. Stone, a passenger, gathers specimens for the Metropolitan Museum of New York City including rare skeletons and valuable hides of silver fox and moose in the Copper River and Cook Inlet regions.
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Cook Inlet
Buat
Lord Elphinstone
London
San Sook Inlet
Cassioff Island
Andrew J. Stone
Metropolitan Museum of
New York City
Copper River
Bertha
Dismissal in Milk Quality Case Against Ben Denny
The superior court dismissed the charge of selling unmerchantable ink against Ben Denny after the defendant’s motion. The complaint failed to allege merchantability of the milk as required by statute, despite Denny’s prior September conviction and appeal. A grand ball by F K L Lateona was announced for Friday November 6 on The Square.
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Ben Denny
Scott
Denny
Justice Cann
Theo
Aace
F. K. & L. Lateona
Admirnion
Tadten
Two Star Editors Start Beattie Weekly Chit Chat
Two editorial staffers from The Star launch a new Beattie weekly named Chit Chat. The eight page paper, modeled after Town Topic, will cover social literary musical and dramatic affairs with associates Ernestine Coughran and Robert Shores known for wit humor and satire in prior Hawaii and California work.
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Bitar
Meid
Mise Ernestine Céoghran
Hommlulu
San Francisco Call
Ann Bixby
Miss Coughran
Robert J. Shores
Star
Shores
Mary Maclane
Willie
Ithaca
Maury Maclane
Annabel Lee
Butte Inter-Mountain
Fragmented OCR sports score list across West Coast cities
A garbled OCR fragment shows multiple city mentions including San Francisco Portland Seattle Sacramento and Los Angeles with scattered scores such as Los Angeles 117 and San Francisco 98. The text references venues and names but lacks coherent context or full events.
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Los Angeles
Seattle
Sescoves
Sacramento
San Francisco
Portland
ST Oakland
Death of George W Murphy at Seattle General Hospital
George W Murphy age 77 of 211 Ninth avenue died last evening at Seattle General Hospital from complications of a paralytic stroke. He came to Seattle 45 years ago and had been employed by the Stetson Post Mill Company for several years. A brother in California is the only known relative.
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George W. Murphy
Ninth Avenue
Seattle General Hospital
Mr. Murphy
Seattle
Stetson Post Mill Company
California
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