Woman leaps from window to escape landlord attack
May Evens jumped from a window of her room at the Greenleaf on Western avenue near Pike street after an argument with landlady Mrs. Williams. Police took her to jail briefly. she later fell ill with pneumonia and typhoid fever. The article also notes Senator Hamilton's political activity and biography.
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May Evens
Joan the Greenies
Western Avenue
Pike Street
Miss Evens
Geome
Greenleaf
Williamme
Hamilton
Foster
United States Senate
Pierce County
New York State
Brooklyn
Peekskill
Westchester County
Tacoma
Puget Sound
W.W. L. Metehe
McCabe & Hamilton
Senator Hamilton
Grima Ridgeway
New York
State Senator Edward Hamilton Dies in Tacoma
Special to The Star reports State Senator Edward Hamilton died in Tacoma at 9 o clock this morning after two weeks of serious illness. Earlier bulletins showed extreme critical condition with brief fluctuations before the final decline.
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City OF Destiny
Tacoma
Edward
Hamilton
Senator Hamilton
de Moraine
Fourth annual meeting of Kansas Fifth District Federation of Women’s Chute-its
Telegraphs from Mantiattan Kansas report the Kansas Fifth District Federation of Women’s Chute-its holds its fourth annual meeting in Mantiattan with local members and officials attending. The event runs for the day and features delegates from regional chapters.
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Mantiattan
Kas
Kansas Fifth District Federation of Women's Chute
Recollection Will Jog His Memory in Butter Case
William Allen of the White Cow Butter store was fined 86 in Junitor Qann's court for selling butter without a proper signed price sign. He claimed a sign existed but he had moved the tub and forgotten to display the label. Costs of the case were remitted.
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William Allen
White Cow
Qann
Ed Mitter
Allen
Siwashes Scalped In San Francisco Slugfest
In San Francisco yesterday the Siwashes were held to seven runs while Jimmy Whalen dominated with a strong pitching performance. Errors by Tohey and Jansing helped cost the visitors the game as San Francisco won 9 to 2. Earlier scores: Los Angeles 10 Portland 1 and Sacramento 2 Oakland 1.
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San Francisco
Beattie
Jimmy Whalen
Bhortetop Shay
Irwin
Drashear
Sample
Tohie and
Jansing
Los Angeles
Beattie Tee
Renes
Sacramento
Werner
Portland
Ferguson Beats Walcott In One Round Victory
In Boston on a November night Randy Ferguson earned a one round decision over Joe Walcott. Ferguson used a steady defense and delivered a merciless flurry to claim the win in the bout.
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Boston
Randy Ferguson
Joe Walcott
Ferguson
Patch Lowers His Mile Record
Dan Patch lowered the mile pacing record on a half mile track to 2 6 04 in Birmingham Alabama yesterday afternoon. The previous record for a wide track was 2 0 0 percent held by Dan Patch.
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D. Patch
Birmingham
Ala
Dan Patch
Corbett Chooses St. Louis for Cafe Plan
James J. Corbett abandons New York to reside in St. Louis and open a cafe, aiming to settle there after December. Separately, Mrs. Ligale Conlin and Mrs. Jesse Carrilo sue for divorce from Claude Conlin and J. Carrillo on cruelty grounds.
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ST. Louis
James J. Corbett
New York
Corbett
Ligale Conlin
Jesse Carrilo
Alvorce
Claude Conlin
J. Carrillo
Ward Fitzgerald Mill on Tonight Show Feature Bout
Detroit boxing card ready for Metropolitan Athletic Club event headlined by a one round bout between Mike Ward welterweight champion of Canada and White Fitzgerald of Brooklyn. The two fighters have a history from their first meeting cited by recent sparring and exchange of words.
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Detroit
Mich
Metropolitan Athletic Club
Mike Ward
Canada
White Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Train Robbery Foiled Near Jocko Montana
Northern Pacific No. 3 from the East was held up at Jocko Montana by three armed men who fired six shots at crew. Head brakeman J Rodenhaver from Spokane spotted the robbers, triggering a futile clash that ended with the train continuing westward.
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Jocko
Mont
J. Rodenhaver
Spokane
Wise stands trial for murder in Lathem case at Morris hotel
In Mummingham Alabama on November 11, the case of William Whee is heard before Judge Greene. Wise faces murder charges in the April shooting of Elias M Lathem at the Morris hotel. Glen Havie, implicated, is already serving twelve years. Lathem's alleged improper conduct toward Wise's sister is cited as motive.
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Mumningham
Ala
William Whee
Greene
Criminal Court
Wise
Elias M. Lathem
Morris Hotel
Glen Havie
Havie
Lathem
Fears For Discovery Out Of Nome In Rough Seas
Anxiety grows over the steamer Discovery captained by John McGrath, 30 days from Nome and 22 from Dutch Harbor. Bertha reports sighting the vessel two points off Yakutat’s starboard bow. weather may force sheltering in Alaskan harbors. Fifteen passengers aboard. McGrath, a young coast master, previously served on St Louis and Meteor.
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Nome
Discovery
John McGrath
Dutch Harbor
Bertha
Alavha Commercial Company
Knudson
Valdez
Valdes
Yahutat
Knudeon
Yakutat
Alaska
McGrath i
Meteor
Three Divorces Granted by Superior Court Yesterday
Three divorces were granted in the superior court yesterday. Mary M. Roge separated from Stephen Rose, Helen McCoy separated from Dennis McCoy, and Rebecca Weaver separated from Chas Weaver on grounds of cruelty. A separate case involving Mrs. Mary Rebingen and Ethel Gragho was dismissed for lack of evidence. The fire department responded to a basement fire at F R Ebright’s house on Fifteenth Avenue. origin traced to an ash heap with slight damage.
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Mary M. Roge
Stephen Rose
Helen McCoy
Dennis McCoy
Rebecca Weaver
Chas. Weaver
Mary Rebingen
Ethel Gragho
Oregon Officers Freed After Second Hearing
The steamship Oregon officers Captain Charles Warner first mate Edward Healy and second mate Charlee Guntart were discharged at a second hearing before US Commissioner Kiefer. Seaman John Low alleged brutal treatment but the judge found Low intoxicated and the charges not sustained, dismissing the case. Also noted was a W C T U meeting at First Baptist church selecting new officers for the coming year.
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Oregon
Charles Warner
Edward Healy
Charlee Guntart
John Low
United States
Kiefer
Low
Nome
The
First Baptist Church
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Northwestern Manufacturers’ Association
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