Controversy Over Cotterill Lyons Ballot Battle
A heated county election dispute centers on Cotterill and Lyons for the state senate seat. Allegations of ballot tampering, guarded ballots, and closed-door counts surround returns from the Lyons Cotterill district. The matter involves Auditor Agnew and Republican leaders as officials claim the canvass was controlled by party forces.
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Conover
Republian
Body Resting in New Mausoleum Across Wade Memorial
The body lies in a newly completed mausoleum opposite the Wade memorial. A granite walk 200 feet long leads to the monument. The building, costing $100,000, presents a simple grand design and marks the late party leader's burial site.
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Buailding
Wade
Warvey Scott Suit Settled In Oregonian Case
A legal notice from the Oregonian reports that Warvey Scott, also known as Butler, had a suit settled after several days of dispute. The outcome resolves allegations of damages connected to a Great Northern matter.
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Ox la
Oregonian
Butler
Daman
Carpenters Ask For Higher Wages In City Petition
City carpenters petition for wage increase from 3.50 to 4.60 dollars a day arguing rival trades earn 4 dollars daily and union scale sits at 6 dollars. The claim highlights pay disparity and seeks alignment with other trades.
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Oatelde Carpenters
Union
Seale
Thugs Raid Bellingham Bank Hit in Nevada
A gang of thieves believed to hail from San Francisco battered C Wiggin s, knocked him unconscious, and escaped with over $100 in cash in Bellingham Nevada. Police seek suspects and urge witnesses to come forward.
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Bellingham
Nev
San Francisco
C. Wigsine
Wiggins
Calgary bank cashier arrested in Chicago for fraud
Calgary Alberta banker Perry Roberts, cashier at the Calgary bank, was arrested at Chicago depot following a telegram from Calgary police announcing he was wanted for fraud. The arrest was reported by the Scripps Telegraph Service.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Chicago
T Perry
Roberts
Calgary
Alberta
Titus Trial Opens as Courtroom Fills with Socialists
Proceedings at the superior court this morning drew a large socialist crowd. Dr Titue testified briefly before City Attorney De Braller declined cross examination. The case is expected to go to the jury late this afternoon.
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Titus
Ertorrial Court
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Seattle Will Not Send Delegates to Labor Convention
Seattle will not send delegates to the 26th annual American Federation of Labor convention in Minneapolis on November 13. Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison issued the official call to unions not represented locally. Railroads offered a fare and a third round trip from all points to Minneapolis.
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American Federation of Labor
Norman Hall
Minneapolis
Minn
Samuel Gompere
Frank Morrison
Minneapolie
Extend Boycott Effort Aimed at Carl Upmann
Chairman Daniel Harris of the Cigarmakers' union travels to Beattie to extend the organized fight against Carl Upmann's cigars. Harris leads the joint advisory board of New York area Cigarmakers' unions and presides over the New York State Federation of Labor as part of a decade long campaign.
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Cigarmakers’ Union
Beattie
Carl Upmann
Harris
Cigarmakers’ Unions
New York and
Vicinity
New York
Charles Wray Buried Today
Funeral services for Charles Wray, who died at Providence hospital, were held at 2 30 pm from Henney-Watson parlors. The Aerie lodge No 1 F O E, of which he belonged, sponsored the service. Burial followed at Lake View Cemetery.
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Providence Hospital
Henney-Watson Company
Aerie Lodge No. 1
F. O. BE
Lake View Cemetery
City Comptroller Moves Amid Spring Fever
City Comptroller H. W. Carroll announced a move after a large bundle of records arrived at his office. He said he is relocating from Cherry Ave and Lake Washington to Broadway Ave N and Mercer St to secure a new residence.
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H. W. Carroll
Congressman-Elect Favrot Kills Old Friend in Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge on election night, Congressman-elect George Favrot shot and killed Dr. H. Ho Aldrich after a private quarrel. The incident occurred near the Istroma Hotel as a crowd of socialites watched. Aldrich lay dead with two bullet wounds to the neck. Favrot was arrested and did not provide details beyond stating the matter was a private dispute.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Baton Rouge
Clest George Favrot
H. Ho Aldrich
Cit Cena
Judge Favret
Istromma
Judge Favrot
Raymond Buildin
Dr. Aldrich
Alaska gold output estimates range around twenty million
Governor Hogart cites a 1906 Alaska gold output near 21 million dollars with SE Alaska at 4.6 million. Banks and experts differ on totals for Tanana, Seward Peninsula, and Skagway regions, with some estimates as low as 13 million and others surpassing 21 million. The debate places Alaska high among U S gold producers behind Colorado and California.
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Alaska
Ketchikan
Thie
Fairbanks
Nome
Alaska Pacific Express Company
Nowe
Seward Peninsula
Skagway
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Ing
United States
Colorado
California
Ordinance May Be Vetoed by City Council
The firearm ordinance passed by the city council Monday night is likely to be vetoed by Mayor Moore in May or soon after. He says the draft is not strict enough and proposes stricter rules including mandatory police notification and immediate patrol checks of purchasers to prevent reckless shootings in Seattle.
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Moore
Elsc
Amendments in Washington Vote Sparks Mixed Results
The report notes amendments to expand state powers faced mixed results across counties. In Tacoma County fierce opposition influenced the tally, with early figures showing a heavy tilt against the amendments though totals vary by locality.
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Washington
Emi
Tacoma
Fatal logging accident near Hood Canal claims second worker
Ingebregt Sneve, a second faller for Esatus Logeite, was struck by a felled tree near Hood Canal and killed instantly. He was about 33 years old.
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Wille
Ingebregt Sneve
Esatus Logeite Company
Hood Canal
Negro Woman 9 Murdered in Georgia Farm Incident
On a Georgia farm near Perlman Hicks the negro who shot John A. Akridge last Sunday is still at large. The wife of Hicks was found dead in her home shot with over 20 bullets. Nearby a second man who aided Hicks reportedly died from several gunshot wounds. The coroner was notified and Hicks remains unfound.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
Perlmam
Hicks
John A. Akridgee
Logger Fatally Shot by Drunk Logger in Pe Ell
CHENMALIS Nov. F H. Craton, a Pe Ell citizen, was shot and probably fatally wounded yesterday by George Trent, a logger, who was drunk and roaming the streets with a revolver. Craton was part of a committee attempting to capture Trent. Trent is jailed as no marshal is in town.
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Star Special
Chenmalis
H. Craton
Pe Ell
Here
George Trent
Trent
Craton
Kennewick Case Before Court
The preliminary hearing for Robert Barker the Kennewick robber began yesterday. Barker is charged with the murder of Marshal Glover but says he did not kill Glover and only fired at Sheriff Mee Neill. Evidence suggests intent to kill officers. Sheriff McNeill remains confined to bed with a stomach wound healing slowly but not life threatening.
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Star Special Service
Prosser
Robert Barker
Kennewick
Marshal Glover
Glover
Mee Neill
McNeill
Applicants Fail to Appear for Civil Service Exams
The civil service commission reports low turnout for exams with engineers license and draftsmen computer tests. Of 43 engineer applicants, 14 appeared. of 32 for computers and draftsmen, 16 appeared. Regular patrolmen exam set for November 138. Samuel B Glasgow funeral held at 2 pm from 132 N Broadway with interment at Lake View cemetery.
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Civil Service Commission
Samuel B. Glasgow
N. Broadway
Lake View Cemetery
CAFE BLOWERS ACCESS NEW ENGLAND GRANITE OFFICE SAFE
CAFE burglars drilled through a back door and inner safe to loot the New England Granite & Marble Company at 522 Pike, taking papers and valuables valued at about 900 dollars. They escaped before money was removed, after E B Uden anticipated a 1000 dollar payment yesterday. Detective Phillips leads the case with no clues found.
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New England Granite & Marble Company
Pike At
Wnafe
E. BE. Uden
Phillips
Captain Eaton Lost In Gale Off West Seattle
Captain John Eaton, veteran tug and steamship skipper, vanished after launching an antiquated 24 foot steam launch loaded with a range and furniture during rough seas from West Seattle ferry slip to McNeil Island sanitarium. Despite searches none of the craft or body has been found. residents along Puget Sound alerted to report any sign of him or wreckage.
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Weet
Seattle
Captain Eaton
Eaton
McNeil's Island
Tacoma
Star Steamship Company
McNeils Island
Me Net
West Seattle
Cove
Mascot
Henry Smith
London duo plan seven year world cruise by yacht
Jack London and his wife prepare to sail around the world in a 45 foot yacht with a crew of three from San Francisco. They expect seven years at sea visiting New Zealand Australia China Africa Europe and South America while London continues writing fiction.
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Cal
Jack London
San Francisco Bay
Mrs. London
New Zealand
Australia
China
Africa
Europe
South America
Mr. London
The Cortelyou Pie Tradition Among Cabinet Wives
Washington D C November 8 Women of the cabinet set boast baking prowess and often share samples with Mrs Roosevelt and other society figures. Mrs Cortelyou is noted for the best tenor pie and hosts rely on her pies for informal luncheons.
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Taft
Cincinnati
Senator Clark
Vient
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