Suppressed Crime Reports Exposed By City Police
The Star reporter uncovered nine police reports suppressed from public view over two weeks. Burglary and theft incidents include losses at the Cleveland house Northern hotel Main Street Ballard Street car hold up and a wharf theft. Questions rise about why records were hidden and who ordered the suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Willard
Tnie
the Star
Quy Beatty
Cleveland House
Capt. Hoyte
Jefferson Street
G. J. Williams
Phillips
T. McGloain
Main Street
Nettie Thompson
Pacife
Dr. Mills
Issaquah
Ballard
W. B. Thompson
Fifth Avenue North
F. H. Whitworth
Seneca Street
Woman Defends Congressman Roberts in Chicago Club Flap
Corinne Brown of the Woodlawn Woman’s Club voices opposition to anti Roberts campaigns and alleges Helen Gould’s funds inflamed gossip. She argues Roberts’ polygamy stance stems from Utah history and warns of political fear in Washington. Other clubs react variably to the petition from the National Anti-Polygamy League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Helen Gould
Roberta
Utah
Corrine Brown
Woodlawn Woman's Club
National
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Brown
Roberts
Washington
Hoberts
Bear Island and Klondike prospects stir Arctic claims
A London Daily Graphic dispatch describes Bear Island off Russia as a site of mineral wealth with potential for a second Klondike, amid Russian German claims and fears of pre emptive ownership. In Vallejo California shipwrights at Mare Island Yard walk out protesting wage cuts from 506 to 490 per day after a series of government reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevastopol
Russia
London Daily Graphic
Germany
Bear Island
Hammerfest
Spitzbergen
Arctic
Heartsland
Hussia
Lerner
Mare Ieland Savy Yard
Luchsinger
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Board of Wages
Washington
Pointed Paragraphs About Virtue and Reputation
A set of aphoristic lines discuss conscience, value, and dependability. It warns that cheap goods may lack virtue, people forget the good old times, and men worry about others opinions while others rarely notice them.
Bea Gull to Debut Aboard Iowa With Shipboard Staff
The Bea Gull, a newly planned shipboard newspaper on the battleship Iowa at San Francisco, will be edited by Henry A. Murgotten with artwork by Carl K. Hug. It will feature serious articles, comic sketches, lifelike portraits of prominent sailors, and literary selections from officers and men.
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Bea Gull
Iowa
San Francisco
Henry A. Murgotten
Carl K. Hug
Ata Litterateura
Axkita
Cleorge Charette
Merrimac
George Warner
John Wall
Sam
Huntington gains sole control of continental system
An important conference at C. T. Huntington's Mille building office finalized the transfer of the Stanford and Crocker interests in Southern and Central Pacific to Huntington. Huntington and supporters secure control of the great continental system, amid the ongoing transfer announced weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. T. Huntington
Mille Building
Mre
Leland Stanford
George Crocker
Fort. Hubbard
Mr. Huntington
Stanford and
German Guards Officer Claims Boer War Tactics
Lieut. Christian Deneker of the Imperial guard recalls battles in the Transvaal, praising Boer fighters as elusive guerrillas who vanish at close range and retreat to rocks, arguing 1000 men cannot defeat 1000 Boers in direct battle and predicting Britain will pay a high price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Christian Deneker
Imperial Guards
Emperor William
Kateas City
Transvaal
Keone
Krugeradert
Kronje
Haden-Powell
Paleo
England
Heer
LOO
Rival for the Bell Telephone emerges in New York
Continental Telephone Company backed by the Goulds and Metropolitan Traction promises cheaper service. St Louis, Detroit, and Indianapolis will see substantial rate cuts, with annual charges dropping to 4 to 9 dollars in some plans. Officials say independent companies are organizing rapidly to challenge Bell monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Continental Telephone Company
Goulds
Metropolitan Traction Company
Capitaileta
St. Louis
Bell
Latta
St. Lewis
Ty Lane
Detroit
Indianapolie
Continental Company
Supreme Court rules prisons cannot whip prisoners
The Tennessee Supreme Court has declared that no arkhouse city county or state prison keeper had a legal right to whip a prisoner in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Nova
Supreme Court of the State
Arkhouse
Tragic Boiler Accident Claims Two Children in Missouri
In TIFF Mo on a cold night a mother and her two children were badly burned when a baby fell into a hot apple butter kettle. Mrs Pilligree plunged in her arm to save the infant. both children died. The husband Mr Pilligree died the same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiff
Pilligree
Mixed global notes on economies and society from the era
A rapid compilation reports diverse data on debts in Henton, fruit crop values in California, German strike durations, Cuba post office staffing, U S and Canada horse imports, England’s cruelty to children cases, female bootblacks in France, Australia’s gold output, Windmill pumping history, London police strength, Kansas farming by women, German Social Democrats, Vermont canning output, English railways wages in 1899, alcohol consumption in France, Austrian rabbit pest solution, and Clydebank Shipbuilding plans for an Atlantic steamer.
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Henton
California
Germany
Cuba
Post Office Department
France
Australia
Europe
London
Kanaaa
Kansas
Social Democratea
Taegeet
Vermoarts
Vermont
Austria
Clydebank Shipbuilding Company
Earthquake Devastation in Asia Minor Reported
Early 1901 accounts describe a terrible Asia Minor earthquake with a center where around 1000 buses and "hope" were destroyed and widespread loss. The report notes the era’s medical advance and mentions Berlin university ties to apheboln for medals and culinary use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia Minor
University of Terlin
Seattle Builders Hustle for New Contracts and Roofing Progress
Seattle builders rush to secure new contracts while directing multiple projects. Weather aided roofing progress though basements remain muddy for haulers. Contractors trim crews as finish work ebbs, with carpenters scarce and wages stable between skilled and unskilled workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Hia Keepe
Gould
de Fet
Waterloo Sheriff Seeks Jerome W. Hoot for Attempted Murder
In Chicago today Sheriff Jows arrived with a warrant for Jerome W. Hoot accused of attempting to murder Mrs. Hoot who lives apart from him. A Waterloo parcel to Mrs. Hoot contained an infernal machine with dynamite enough to blow a block. Authorities note Mrs. Hoot holds funds and would name her heir upon death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waterloo
Jows
Chicag
Jerome W. Hoot
Forest fires in Pennsylvania destroy vast timber areas
Recent rains ended a week long blaze in Lycoming and surrounding counties. The fires consumed about 100 square miles across Muncy, Nittany, Nirveh, and Alleghenies, leaving ash and charred timber along miles of mountain slopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellefonte
Muncy Mountain
Nittany
Nirveh
Alleghenice
Body Lashed to the Mast After Storm Sinks Four
Norfolk dispatch reports the schooner Carrie A. Lone towed in with a dead man lashed to the foremast stump. Tug Bedgar F. Luckenbach captain says two others drowned as hurricane seas swept the wreck. victims include Richard Baumbach of New York engineer Harry Kayton of Pictou Nova Scotia and Frank McCover of Maunewick Georgia.
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Norfolk
Arthur Sewalla
Carrie A. Lone
Bedgar F. Luckenbach
Richard Baumbach
New York
Harry Kayton
Pictou
N.S
Frank McCover
Maunewick
Real Estate Transfers Filed by Auditor Office
List of property transfers including receivers Merchants National Bank to N B Mack in Ravenna Springs Park area and numerous parcels in Seattle areas. Transfers involve buyers such as Lois E Coleman Francis A Hell first add and John W Maclachlan with dates in Oct Nov and values from $0 to $3,600. Includes parcels in Denny Park add Pontius add North Seattle and Northern add along with corporate transfers Philadelphia Securities to Andrew A Anderson and Crocker et ux to Seattle Brewing & Mating company.
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Merchants’ National Bank
N. B. Mack
Waesom's
Ravenna Springs Park
Wilber M. Coleman
Lois E Coleman
Aec
Francis A. Hell
Pontius
Hell's
Clock & Uiniversity Heights
Crocker Et Ux
Seattle Brewing & Matting Company
Colling D. C
Clhio de Tarbarry
Annie Hand
Samuel Goldsmith
Taicy A. Davie
Maj. &. Richardson
Haller
FE Lundberg
Lena A. Harrison
Latona Ada
Thomas Dunleavy
Barbara M Jacobsen
Tliegzie
John W. Thomas
Smithers
Firet
Renton
Northern Add
Market Quotations Show Abundant Yet Hollow Supplies
The market report notes cooler weather loosening access to perishable goods with many items in stock. Prices offered by local dealers cover grains, dairy, meats, poultry, fruits and vegetables, reflecting ample supply while demand remains cautious.
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Himaele
Mantern Washington
Lotsa
Beattie
Puget Sound
Eastern
Washington
Timothy
Kreeiestrictivy Cread Ranch
Janitors Offer Superior PHOUSH Ns and Duties
Unclear readable fragment boasts of preparation and quality tools for cleaning duties. Claims Janitors' All-Dirle floor brushes and Shoe Pollchnog Brushes as finest and praiseworthy, promising surprise and satisfaction to buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Local Hardware and Grocery Prices Appear in Market Ledger
The listing shows Augustine & Co decorations and a wide range of jobbing quotations for building materials and foods. Items include plumes shields flags shingles cedar squares and kiln dried lumber alongside flour sugar coffee and breakfast staples with varied prices per unit or per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
California
Graham
Java
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Bank and legal ad details from scattered OCR
Abstract Co at 419 N. bike district advertises patent and legal services with attorneys and collectors. Mentions Capital Bank and various figures, executives, and transactions. references to presidents and European exchange, with scattered names and locations in a fragmented report.
Copper production gains despite high prices eight months
Calumet Index reports eight months ending August total copper production at 164,500, up a modest percent amid strong demand and high prices. Exports drop over 20,000 tons while domestic shipments rise by over 33,000 tons. Broker A. Corbitt advertises office at 620 First Avenue with evening hours.
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Treasury
First Avenue
A. Corbitt
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Grimes
R. S. Wiking
T. Magill
Schwabacher’s Wharf
Congressman Roberts
Mare
Navy Yard
Vallejo
G. P. Huntington
Annie Russell
Hinckley
Bell Telephone
Thuy
Moore Invest. Co
Mali
Olympia
Cosen
Washington Red Cedar Lumber
Denny-CoryelliCo
Firet Ave
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
Queen
Walla Walla
Umatilla
Oe Francisco
Alaska
Cottage City
City of Topeka
Al-Ki
J. F. Trowbridge
Ocean Dock
T'p
Fleet Avenue
Beattie, Goodall, Perkins & Co
Washington & Alaska Steamship Company
U.S
City of
Yester Wharf
Skagway
Vancouver
Ketchikan
Junea
Farallon
Dyon
Port Towneer
Tyler Street Wharf
Victoria
Heli Bay
Wrangel Junesu
Yesler
M. Dodwell & Co., Ltd
James &T
Gace
Firat
Mt Vernon
Whatcom
Kossland
Engst
Butterworth & Sons
Pike
Engingert
Heatthe Abstract Co
Atiound VR
PT Carrol
Wroytur
Kuin
Maller Bide
Abe
OW. Hou Guton
Coith W Block
Heline Se Canilln
Nusinee
College For Main
Angie
Hoge
M BC Neutevaer
Annik
United
Scandinavia
Vester
Antrew Chilberg
Jacobson
Kl. Gromdahl
WH. Soelberg
Er Nee Balk
Perrgure
Cagnier
ID National Bank Battle Veld
Principad
Menicar Dank
T Hidgr CO
Bulieers
Et Bodes
Deslers
Ogee
Epere
Hound Diefeen & Gl
Ane Builders
Western Ave
Te. Hutt
Randalal Generst Jovbug
Pee Hadi
ATLA
Union Street
Tele Tome Butt
Mom
Depew, Dent End Bridge
Olst End
Ranke Hall
Fifth
Cahn & Cobn, Cor. Railroad Av. and
Yester
HAIN
ANG
E. A. Humphreys
Pacific Block
Modern Toilet Specialty Co
York- Pirste Avenue
Savoy
Jtsk
Alaska Junk Co
Fiat
James Dothwell
Mort
Royston
Millineray
Hansen
Swan
Metropolitan Ninding
Banks A OU
Haneon
Columbia Street
H. Jiensel
Mfr
Jewsier
Bioca
Sewing Mactienes
Chapin's
6Th & Pike
JF Clark
Madison St
Kelly
1St Avenue
Pigott & French CO
Skagit County
Wightman
Marion
Burke Block
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