Duplicate-Dead Men From Same City Share Grim Fate
Two 45 year old men with similar looks were killed within 12 hours in California. Officials identified one as Peter Me of the city and the other as James Harvey, a former railroad worker. Both deaths occurred after separate accidents. doctors noted their likeness and a morgue mix up raised eerie questions.
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United Press
Peter Me
Thie City
Santa Rosa
James Harvey
Tonopah & Tide Water
Dr. Tanner
Caruso Denied Bath On Oceanic Trip Delays
New York dispatch reports that tenor Caruso refused to delay the first opera house performance after conflicts over a bath aboard the Oceanic. Manager Conreid urged punctuality, noting Caruso’s recent travel delays and $30,000 earnings from 15 performances in 90 days.
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United Press
New York
Heinrich
Barrio Caruso
Met
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Confeld
Caruso
Signor Caruso
Conreid
Opera House
Carwao
Joint agencies to be abolished and new traveling bureaus planned
Reports from a national meeting across Chicago Denver Kansas City St Pauls Des Moines Yenworth Atchison Pueblo indicate joint agencies will end. Denver will keep a validation bureau for tickets. Three special traveling offices to be maintained. Consolidation of associations expected nationwide with bureaus established except in North and South Dakota where 4 cent fares persist. Clergy permits withdrawn in all 2 cent fare areas.
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United Press
General
Chicago
den. Louis
Kansas City
St Polls
Des Moines
Yenworth
Atchison
Feelings
Pueblo
North
South Dakota
Coeds Defy Faculty to Back University Football
University of the U coeds prepare to support the football team despite faculty disapproval. The Women's League vows to stand with the players, attending practice and cheering loudly, hoping to inspire a victory and show solid backing.
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Ae SE
Mompers Prepares for Possible Attack on Manufacturers Group
Reports indicate Mompers threats of a misional attack on the Manufacturers' Federation surfaced in Norfolk. Officials cite draft charges and ongoing preparations by American Industrial Manufacturers' public federation agents to gather data on methods.
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United Press
Associa Shanal Federation
Norfolk
Publica Federation
Iung
Prominent Owner Faces Move After City Land Readies Corner Change
A prominent builder on Northwest Third and Pike sought to adjust his corner lot as the city plans widenings. A judgment was issued against him for land taken to widen the street while a separate case sees a B Property owner owed cash from a long-standing claim. Benjamin Andrews of Nebraska and Will Be announced in Beart shortly as graduates in Seattle prepare for the event on November 17. A gas fire partially destroyed evidence at 114 24th Avenue. The total claim amounts to about $1,000 with $1,506 covered by insurance.
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Northwest Third
Pike
Benjamin Andrews
Nebraska
Beart
Seattle
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Ore
Labor Council to push government savings banks
At a Bellingham Labor Council meeting on November 9 a committee was appointed to draw up resolutions urging the establishment of government savings banks.
Hawaiian Girls Will Go North in Sudden Plan
Mia changes plans as Edyth Weatherred the conductor and chaperone leads the Hawaiian party toward the Arctic region, nearly reaching Juneau after failing to arrive in Humboldt tonight. Nine young ladies are elated while Mrs Weatherred aims to meet her brother Leroy Toler at the Republican convention on November 14.
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Mia
Edyth Torrier Weatherred
South Seas
Arctic Ocean
Humboldt
Juneau
Mrs. Weatherred
Leroy Toler
Vanderbilt Operates Luxurious Public Coach Line
New York reports Ardsley offers a public stage coach venture run by Alfred G. Vanderbilt. The 26 mile trip uses a single coach pulled by 20 horses, departing Holland House at 10:30 with a 5:90 p m return. Fare is five dollars, yearly profits come from receipts and sport of managing a precise timetable.
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Seattle Star
New York
Ardsley
America
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Gotton
Holland House
Ardaley
Hudson
Express Companies Under Thorough ICC Probe
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hold a November 18 hearing in Chicago to probe the alleged purchase and sale of commodities by express companies. The inquiry, among the commission's most important, follows a 1907 Senate resolution directing examination of express firms and agents handling fruits vegetables oysters and oil on consignment amid western complaints of unfair competition.
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United Press
Washington
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Express Companion
Western Commission
Will Case Continued as Judge Hears Dr Crookall Testimony
The Melody Choir case advanced with Judge Rison Wilt presiding. Dr A C Crookall medical expert testified the choir was jingane, but his deposition remained unfinished when the court adjourned Monday afternoon.
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Rison Wilt
A. C. Crookall
Students Use Library for Coliseum Essay Contest
Young writers under 15 flood the public library to research the origin and history of the word Coliseum for a three prize contest based on material started by Sullivan and Donaldine of the Coliseum theater. Essays are due December 10.
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Coliseum
Messrs. Sullivan
Donaldine
Coliseum Theater
County officials push review of wetlands tax methods
Pacific county assessor Parish was asked by KE A Beaberg J A Morehead KR Goulter and Ray Wheaton to examine how wetlands are assessed. They plan to reduce the tax base across Pacific county which spans about 460000 acres.
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KE. A. Beaberg
J. A. Morehead
J. KR. Goulter
Ray Wheaton
Pacific County
Paciflc
Robber Band Leader Seized After County Pursuit
Deputy Kell of Menominee county Michigan escorted Edward Martell who was arrested by King county authorities last week. Martell allegedly led a desperate band causing trouble in Menominee county for 12 years.
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Kell
Menominee County
Michigan
Edward Martell
King County
Menominee
Martell
Identified Dead Man Found in Adela Hold
Henry Chester, a deckhand aboard the steamer Vashon, has been identified as the man found dead in the hold of the Chilean bark Adela now drydocked at Quartermaster Harbor. Deputy Coroner Moltinger suspects accidental fall through a hatch caused death after Chester and three companions boarded the ship for Staten Island.
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Quartermaster Harbor
Henry Chester
Steader Vashon
Moltinger
Tacoma
Chester
Staten
Saloon License Debate Grows in Youngstown
Petitions circulate for and against saloon licenses before the city council license committees. Councilman Schmita of the Fourteenth ward says the local option plan will decide the outcome. One application stands before the committee for a saloon at that location.
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Youngstown
Schmita
Fourteenth Ward
Northwest lumbermen forward complaint to Interstate Commerce Commission
The Northwest lumbermen’s complaint against railroad rate hikes will be forwarded to the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington this evening. The filing mirrors the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers' association and Shingle Millers’ bureau case, arguing the former rate was profitable and the new rate unnecessary.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Washington
Com
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Organ Recital at St Mark's Parish Church
An organ recital will be held at St Mark's parish church tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock performed by Edwin Fairbourn with assistance from Madame Florence Halliday contralto and Carl Sobeski baritone.
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St. Mark's
Edwin Fairbourn
Florence Halliday
Carl Sobeski
Townsfolk recall surveyors after railroad sale
In Port Townsend on November 9 authorities note that surveying parties tied to the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul are being recalled from the west side following the sale of part of their interests in the county to the Western Pacific company.
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Port Townsend
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Western Pacific Company
Governor Gillett Mocked by Seattle Mayor Stunt
Sacramento dispatch reports a clash between Gov. Gillett and State Superintendent Hyatt over 422 teachers diplomas. Diplomas bore a rubber stamp signature. officials debated tracing signatures in ink while the governor allegedly avoided signing.
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United
Sacramento
Cal
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Gov. Gillett
Hyatt
Gov. Gillette
Gove
Schooner Glenn Driven Ashore at Unimak Island Tragedy
The San Francisco bound schooner Glenn was driven ashore at Unimak Island Alaska in September. Burton Kelley a 19 year old passenger lashed to the rigging was beaten to death by the furious waves as the crew struggled to reach shore. The crew survived and reached Seward and Seattle after the wreck.
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San Francisco
Unimak Island
Alaska
Burton Kelley
Frisco
Juckman
Kelley
Seward
Seattle
Ikatak
Unalaska
Miller faces bigamy charge in Yakima court
William B. Miller former Wall Street dock manager now in jail faces a bigamy charge. He allegedly married Miss Marie Gadsick in North Yakima without divorcing his first wife Anna Miller of Lincoln Nebraska. Prosecution will be handled by Yakima county and brought in local courts.
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William B. Miller
Wall St. Dock
Lafl
Marie Gadsick
Thie City
Anna Miller
Lincoln
Neb
Yakima County
North Yakima
Sending Money to Seattle
Vancouver reports a rush of funds to Seattle with one hundred thousand dollars shipped this week as All American money moves southward amid cash flow concerns.
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Seattle
Vancouver
B. C
Calendar Delay in Federal Court Due to Judge Absence
With Judge Hanford absent no calendar is set for next Monday. The next formal calendar is postponed and will proceed on November 18.
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Hanford
Federal Court
California Lawyer Wyman Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement
Wyman, former manager of California Law Works, pleaded guilty to embezzling 250 dollars from his former employers. Judge Morris sentenced him to 60 days in county jail. the company later sought charges for the larger 23,500 dollar loss, but repayment led to the reduced charge. He has been confined since last August.
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California Law Works
W. BH. Wyman
Concern
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Wyman
Rates for hauling trunks double in city
On November 15 rates for hauling trunks and baggage in this city will be doubled by express companies. The charge between depots, wharves and hotels rises to 50 cents per trunk from 25 cents. The city cites higher stable hand salaries and higher horse feed costs as reasons.
Chicago marriages ruled illegal over Indiana license use
Attorney Lowden O Bomberger said about 5000 Chicago couples married in Hammond Indiana in the last five years lack legal validity due to no jurisdiction by the Lake County superior court that issued the licenses.
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Chicago
Lowden O. Bomberger
Hammond
Ind
Lake County
Rev Marg h to Preach at Carpenters Hall Tomorrow
Rev Thomas H Marsh formerly of Chicago now presiding elder of the Puget Sound district will preach in Carpenters Hall tomorrow at 11 a m. He is described as a strong preacher with a versatile and engaging style inviting gospel lovers to hear him.
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Thomas H. Marsh
Washington
Carpenters’ Hall
Marah
Michigan Club to Stage Second Octave at Carpenters Hall
The Michigan club will present a second of a series of musical and literary entertainments at Carpenters hall 1620 Fourth Ave on November 14, to be followed by a dance on November 21.
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Carpenters’ Hall
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