Anxious for Bryan Nomination in 1904 Contest
Chicago dispatch reports William James favors a one term presidency if elected. Column notes Col Bryan sought pledges from Goebel and McLean to carry their states for him next year while McLean and McLean allies discussed a possible bid, with rumors of a Bryan stepping aside if McLean gains the nomination.
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Chicago
Illinois
William James
Cable
Col. Bryan
Kentucky
Goebel
Oho
McLean
John Mc McLean
Col
Bryan
Zanesville
Ohio
Metean
Mr. Goebel
Mr. McLean
John R. McLean
Col Bergen
Will Favor A Better Militia
Senator J R Hawley of Connecticut arrives in Washington as chairman of the senate military affairs committee. He urges a better organized state militia and says army legislation should wait. actions may be needed before July 1991 when the army act expires, else no army at all.
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J. R. Hawley
Connecticut
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Washington
Congress
Broad
Tacoma Hero Rescues Stranded Sailor After Steamer Collision
A Tacoma steamer Flyer collided with a boat carrying a Japanese man and split it in two. The Japanese man was knocked unconscious. Teen Daniel Green, age 17, grabbed a life preserver and rope and saved him from drowning, prompting cheers from passengers and crew.
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Flyer
Tacoma
Reed
Faet Ming
Daniel Green
Gren
Cleveland Due Ahead for Seattle and Tukon Route
The Cleveland steamer to run between Seattle and St Michael was expected today or tomorrow from Cape Nome. It will carry many passengers and much cargo aboard.
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Seattle & Tukon Transportation Company
Cleveland
St. Michael
Mich Gola
Cape Nome
Trust of Oyster Men in Long Island Sound
Oyster men of Long Island Sound plan a consolidation to unite interests capitalized as high as 20 million dollars. Andrew Radel, president of Bridgeport Traction Company, is named as a leading mover. The merger would save about one million dollars annually and shield oyster producers from falling prices.
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New York
Long Island Sound
Andrew Radel
Bridgeport Traction Company
Big Mill for the Republic Expanded to 2 Tons
Directors in session outline a large mill upgrade for the Republic mine increasing output to 2 tons daily. They have studied the property in detail and plan immediate enlargement, a move seen as beneficial to the camp and Canadian stockholders.
Boer Mass Meeting in Chicago Nov 18 at Central Music Hall
A mass meeting to express sympathy with the Boers is set for November 18 in Central Music Hall under the United Irish societies. Principal speakers include William E. Mason George P. Foster William Vocke Rev Father Heldman and John Van der Poel.
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Chicago
United Irish Societies
Central Music Hall
William E. Mason
George P. Foster
William Vocke
Father Heldman
John van der Poel
Death of C. A. Reavy in accidental fall at bunkers
A man identified as C. A. Reavy about 45 fell from the south bunkers at 11 30 last night. His body was recovered after hours of search. He leaves a wife in California.
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C. A. Reavy
California
Troubles of a Chicago Youth
Louis Meinel baur and his mother told Justice Dooley that Anna hrader of 708 Went Onto Street stalked Louis at all hours. They alleged she followed him by night and day, waylaid him in alleys, and squeezed him at meals with rapid kissing. Louis described late night doorbell visits and requests to sit with her, causing distress and fear.
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Chicago
Louis Meinelbaur
Justice Dooley
Louis
Anna @hrader
Anna
Judgment Won Against Steamer Lakme in Coal Libel Case
In federal court, Judge Hanford awarded Pacific Coast Co. a libel judgment of 459.40 against the steamer Lakme for coal furnished to the vessel.
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Pacific Coast Company
Lakme
Go Gee Released on Habeas Corpus Writ
Go Gee a Chinaman arrested for unlawful entry was freed by Judge Han ford in federal court on a writ of habeas corpus. The petition states Go Gee was born in Beattle.
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Go Gee
Hanford
Beattle
Building permit issued for Otis three story addition
A building permit valued at $6,000 was issued to C. R. Otis for a three story addition to a frame building located at the corner of Columbia Street and Summit Avenue.
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C. R. Otis
Columbia Street
Summit Avenue
Jackson Jones Boat sets stage for Beattie Social clash
Young Peter Jackson faces W H Jones at Beattie Social club next Friday night in a highly anticipated boxing bout. Local opinion favors Jones on points, though spectators are assured a thrilling match with both fighters evenly matched and Jones’ Seattle form noted. Biddy Bishop runs the card with careful talent choice.
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Peter Jackson
W. .H Jones
Beattie
Biddy Bishop
Jackson
Los Angeles
Jones
Seattle
Adams Leaves Beattie Warrior For Port Townsend Voyage
The United States training ship Adams departed Beattie Warrior this morning bound for Port Townsend as it prepares to return to San Francisco. The ship has recruited a large number of men while aboard.
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United States
Adame
Port Townsend
San Francisco
Adams
Grant Street electric line adds new cars for riders
The Grant street electric line operates one of the three new cars recently received. South Gentie, South park and Georgetown passengers are pleased. The other two cars will be in operation before the end of the week.
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Grant Street
South Genttie
South Park
Georgetown
Puget Sound Makes Her Bid on shipped hay and grain
The bid opening for hay and grain bound for the Philippines showed bids from Adame Co Beattie Ogre at 2610 per ton Lilly Bogardus Co oats at 2648 per ton hay at 25 per ton G F Zimmerman 2000 tons oats at 120% per hundred Tacoma Warehouse Elevator Co oats at Ac per hundred fob St Paul or 1 24 per hundred delivered Seattle Brokaw Bros Tacoma 80 tons hay at Me per hundred W W Robinson Fairhaven 2000 tons oats at 1164 per hundred Seattle delivery F W Smythe Beattie 2000 tons hay at 22 56 per ton BeKery Co cate at 2 75 per ton Captain Robinson has recommended rejecting all bids as unwarrantably high and notes the contractors are colluding to cut their own rates.
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Philippines
Rebdineos
Adame
Beattie—Ogre
Lilly Bogardus
G. F. Zimmerman
Tacoma Warehouse & Elevator Co
Bt. Paul
Seattle
Brokaw Bros
Tacoma
W. W. Robinson
Fairhaven
F. W. Smythe
Beatte
Bekerly & Co
Cate
Capt Robinson
British Troops Land in Capetown Amid Ladysmith Dispatches
Telegrams from Ladysmith arrive with undisclosed details. Gen French travels to Capetown to assume cavalry command while an armored train report notes Colenso houses untouched and only one looting incident tied to Kaffir. Transports sighted promise 211000 troops landed soon. Moors wreck a railway bridge at Stormberg. Dr Leyde told to end Holland visit amid war.
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Eas
Lodyemith
Capetown
Stoomberg
Stormberg
Aliwal
Orange River
East Lonion
One of the Strange Freaks Performed by Young Cupid
Miss Amanda C Miller of Chambersburg and Horace F Robinson of Vancouver were wed at Henry Miller’s home with Rev J Bilis Hell officiating. The couple met through a matrimonial bureau, exchanged photographs, and married after Robinson traveled from Canada. A fever nearly halted plans but funds bought a wig and the wedding proceeded. The bride, aged 38, had strong local interest in the ceremony.
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Chambersburg
Henry Miller
Hifl
Amanda C Miller
Horace PF. Robinson
Vancouver
B. C
J. Bilis Hell
Methodist Church
Mise Miller
Robinson
Miss Miller
Pacific
Town
Seattle as a Supply Base for the Philippines
Inspector P Semple reports his visit to Seattle as promising for establishing the city as a base of supply for the Philippines. He notes white men with Indian privileges gained through mixed marriage cannot confer those privileges to spouses, a practice costly to the government. He praises Seattle and envisions it becoming a key supply hub for military needs.
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ER. P. Semple
Great Northern Seeks School Land for Right of Way
Spokane November report shows Great Northern applying to the state land commissioner to buy a stretch of school land crossing its lines in Spokane County. Only one section crosses school land, near Galena Station, despite extensive mileage. The buyback practice brings sizeable revenue to the state treasury and reflects new railroad land use policy.
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Spokane
Great Northern
Galena
Riojun Maru Sets Sail From Seattle With Cotton Cargo
Steamship Riojun Maru of the Nippon Yusen line departed Seattle for Japan carrying 7 000 bales of cotton and 150 sacks of Nour among its cargo. Mortie Thomeen, Centennial Mill president, is aboard to study Japan trade and flour markets. Other Seattle passengers include J C Taber and Mrs Taber, J D Murray, J M Basen co, Rev B T Haley, D L Smith, Mrs E A Smith, Morris Thomeen, A M Drake, W D Bastiake and Mrs Florence W Drake.
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Nippon Yusen Kinsha Line
Seattle
Japan
Beattie
Kobe
Mortie Thomeen
Centennial Mil Company
J.C. Taber
Ive M Taber
J.D. Murray
J. M. Basenco
BT Hayley
D. L. Smith
E & Smith
Morris Thomeen
A M. Drake
New Telephone Directory Issued With Tariffs And Instructions
A new telephone directory has been issued for the public, listing new subscribers and a tier of long-distance tariffs. It includes public offices in various cities and general instructions for using the phone.
Theaters Show Japanese Customs, Stage Tricks in Tokio
A Baltimore Run Tokyo correspondent describes Japanese theaters with divided square seating and barefoot patrons. Spectators kneel or squat, eat and chat, while stages feature moving projections and actors recite below a crowd. Black-clad unseen assistants follow performers as umbrellas and wooden shoes are checked after the show.
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Baltimore
Beattie Anti-Saloon League to Meet at First Presbyterian
The Beattie Anti-Saloon League holds its regular monthly meeting tonight at 7 30 at the First Presbyterian church.
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The
Beattie Anti-Saloon League
First Presbyterian Church
Sailed for the North with two Alaska vessels
Yesterday the City of Topeka sailed for Lynn canal via Fort Wrangel and ports including Sitka and Juneau carrying about 200 tons of general merchandise for Alaska canneries. The steam schooner Eaucession sailed to Unalaska via Fort Wrangel and carried 2 tons of supplies for Pacific Steam Whaling Co. No passengers aboard Eaucession. The Topeka also carried several passengers including Mrs A J Raymond Mrs F A Amundson Charles Madison Fr P Bertholf J O Ogden PF Maher John Jacobson Andrew Lowery Mrs M Freeman and C E B McKee.
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Alaska
Topeka
Lynn Canal
Unalaska
Fort Wrangel
Sitka
Juneau
Yakutat
Port Valdes
Cook Inlet
Pacific Steam Whaling Company
Mra
A. J. Raymond
Mies
F. A. Amundson
A. No Corbur
Charles Madison
Fr. P. Bertholf
J O. Ogden
PF. Maher
John Jacobeon
Andrew Lowery
Mrs. M. Freeman
C. EB. McKee
Poor football game leaves Seattle teams strained
The nearby report describes a dull football clash yesterday afternoon. It notes the University of Washington excelled in teamwork but lacked speed and cohesion, while the All Seattle squad possessed strong individual players. The piece mentions Stanford coach Joffe and guard Nichols as potential boosts for the University as Thanksgiving approaches.
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U. of W. Ex
All-Seattle
Seattle
Joffe
Stanford
Nichols
M.C. A
Reading matter for the Garonne requested by crew
M. HW Ferrinomi asks readers to donate reading matter for the men aboard the transport Garonne. Donations may be taken to the ship at the foot of University street or left at the Star office.
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M. HW. Ferrinomi
Garonne
The
Star
University Street
Feud Recurrence Says Johnson Kills Vaughn in Kentucky
In Welchburg near the Clay county line George A. Johnson shot and instantly killed John Vaughn after a knife and revolver duel. The feud between the families runs deep with Vaughn’s father killed years ago in a similar clash at Dughill. Separate incident at Red Bird Creek saw Seale Carl Jones fatally shoot Pete Morgan after Morgan drew a pistol.
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London
George A. Johnson
John Vavuaehn
Welchburg
Clay County
Vaughn
Johnson
Dughill
Seale
Carl Jones
Pete Morgan
Red Bird Creek
Jones
Morgan
Amusement Bulletin Seattle Theater Listings
Tonignty ran Opera Company in Mikado at the Opera House. Third Avenue Theater shows Tonight Under the Gunlight. Olympic Hall features vaudeville and moving pictures.
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Seattle Theater Tonignty
Third Avenue
Theatior
Olympic Hall
Stock saved after wreck near St George Island
John H Bulloen says Alpha arrived from the north Monday night Thomas Frary chartered the Vega and took her to St George Island where the Laurada was wrecked Frary plans to gather the cattle driven ashore and if possible ship them alive otherwise slaughter and dress beef One hundred head of sheep were part of the stock from the wreck
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John H. Bulloen
Alpha
Thomas Frary
Vega
St. George Island
Frary
Prary
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Runnor
Humes
Indiana
Indian Territory
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Homes
Heed
Considine
Willard
Charlee Wappenstein
Senator Hawley
Washington, D.C
Trust of Oyster Men
Republic
Jackson Jones
Puget Sound
Hague
Dr. Leyde
Transvaal
Thiteh
Holland
Young Cupid
G. N
NEW Directory
Anti-Saloon League
O. W. Peterson & Bro
Pike St
Akins Rowdy
Crescent
J. G Stewart
Edinburg
Medical Institute
Boston Block
Amaker Music Company Pianos
Seattle Transfer CO
Fredghi
Baggaza
Amusement Bulletin
Orville Eepy
J. W. Lowes
Seattle Printing CO
Yesler Way
Steinway
A. B. Chase
Emerson
Sherman, Clay & Co
Joseph Mayer & Bros
Cc, Ber Tate Ave
Holden & Wilson Furniture Co
Second Ave
Winter & Harper Burke Building
Seattle, Wash
ILMAN
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Goins
W. S. Kirk
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