Alki Point and West Seattle Injuries Reported After Collision
A list of injuries from a Seattle transit incident includes fatally hurt and severely injured individuals. Names appear with locations such as Alki Point West Seattle and Madrona. Victims include car operators conductors passengers and bystanders with broken bones cuts and internal injuries.
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C. F
Madrona
West Seattle
John
John MH. Sutthoff
Alki Point
Beattie
Youngstown
Erry Gertrude
Dehn
Gussie
Vera
W. H. Dingman
Pho
Mra Charies
J. G
Charies
Stockade Hotel
Mra. C
Stockade
Weat
Seattle
Witle
F. B. Alki
Cc. W
Alki
C Lass
Train Collision At Night Leaves Many Dead In City
A fatal crash occurred at 4 40 o clock last night when two large Polar cars collided a short distance from the dock. The accident halted signals and witnesses accuse the motorman of running by the lights. Several injured report severe sprains and bruises, with a crowd finding the wreck among the city s worst.
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Peeted
Illinois Trust Completes Million Dollar Gold Movement
The Illinois Trust company of Chicago finished negotiations to import $1,000,000 of gold from Europe. This adds to the current movement total, bringing gold in transit to $56,000,000.
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United Press
New York
The
Illinois Trust Company of Chicago Today
Europe
Fair Trial Sought by Caleb Powers in Kentucky Case
Caleb Powers says friends and advisors split over how Wilson victory affects his trial. Some claim the election outcome rebukes former trial methods. others fear heightened partisan tensions as the case proceeds. Court session proceeds with plea abatement issues and witnesses.
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Wilson
Heckham
Hager
Stanley
Franklin
Owens
Taylor
bin Wit Nesere
Flea
Banker Runs Away From Divorce Suit of His Whirlwind Bride
New York reports Harry A Ensign, wealthy Naseaa banker, fled on a three year yacht trip amid a sensational divorce battle with his wife Elizabeth Ida Enelen. Ensign says he met her in London and married within hours to rescue her, while she accuses him of cowardice and evading proceedings.
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Seattle Star
New York
Elizabeth Ida Enelen
Harry A. Ensign
Naseaa
Enslyn
London
Ensign
Ron
Chicago Championship Challenge Reaches Washington High
Washington high students react to a letter from R Graham Hicks Jr claiming Chicago league and association authority and challenging the Washington team to meet the Chicago champions for the national title. Skepticism grows over date stamps and origin as Manager Westover plans to contact Chicago officials.
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Chicago
R. Graham Hicks
Cook County Athletic League
Chicago Football Association
Washington
Oak Park
Hyde Park
Wendell Phillipe
Englewood
United States
Spokane
Andi Ng
Spokane Etily
Platen
Westover
Waterfront stench blamed for typhoid cases in Seattle
Amid reports of two typhoid hospitalizations, waterfront merchants blame decomposing sawdust and refuse under Western Avenue for putrid gases. Sludge from hotel fills and open sewers are blamed for corrosion and foul odors harming trade. calls grow for deep water discharge and a sea wall remedy.
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Sound
First Av
Western Av
Western Av. Commission
Weaterwav
Pier 2
J. B. Standley
Seattle
Court orders fees paid in Mrs Eddy case
In Concord New Hampshire today the next friends were ordered to pay the court costs and 8000 of the masters fees in Mrs Eddy's litigation. The remaining fees are about 6000 and are to be paid by six trustees to Mrs Eddy's estate.
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Concord
N. H
Mra. Eddy
Two Die When Steamer Indianapolis Collides With Launch
In dense fog near Pier 1 Seattle Tacoma steamer Indianapolis crashed into a launch from the coast survey vessel Explorer. One drowned and one was killed. two others escaped. The dead are A Naylor and Joseph Van Leeuwen. Coxswain Eric Hanson and P D Morgan survived. Rescue efforts continue as officials discuss drag operations. The Indianapolis resumed its voyage to Tacoma after reporting.
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Indianapolis
Coast Survey
Explorer
Pier 1
Ae A. Naylor
Joseph van Leeuwen
Eric Hanson
Quartermaster P. D. Morgan
Apt
John Johnson
Ince
Burns
Alaska Steamship Co
Tacoma
Cap Johnson
Naylor
Hanson
Morgan
van Leeuwen
Hixplorer
Alaska Steamship Company
Eneer
Johinson
Alaska
Dolphin
Bryan Headlines Jefferson Club Twenty-First Anniversary
William J. Bryan was the guest of honor at the Jefferson club of Milwaukee Wisconsin as it marked its twenty first anniversary at the Plankington house last night.
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Milwauker
Wis
William J. Bryan
Jefferson Club
Plankington House
Blame Motorman and Signalman for Death
In Youngstown the inquest into Frank Lyon’s death finds the collision caused by the incompetence of motorman L A Stuckey and flagman T Ault. Jurors blame both the Queen Anne car motorman and the crossing signal man for failing to follow signals and lack of proper instruction. The men say no formal signal code exists at the Electric company. No arrests made yet as prosecutors consider action.
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Frank E. Lyon
Beat the Electric Company
Cara
Emergan
Frank BE
Queen Anne
L. A. Stuckey
T. Ault
Electric Company
Clerical fund shift boosts world missions budget
The Methodist foreign missions board increases general district funds by 153 906 while deferring property purchases to support missionary work. Eastern Asia receives 749 415, South Asia ??, Africa 45 642, and Europe 162 446, with adjustments and continued committee review as Tacoma hosts meetings. Mayor George P. Wright announces candidacy for Democratic national convention delegate.
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Abeo
Eastern Asia
Southern Asia
Philippines
Africa
South America
Mexico
Europe
Mem
Tacoma
George P. Wright
Woman Freed in Cleveland Murder Case
Mrs. Charlotte Phillips, charged with the murder of her husband J. J. Phillips, a wealthy coal man, was discharged by Justice Brown as of November 12 due to insufficient evidence to bind her to the grand jury.
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United Press
Cleveland, O
Charlotte Phillips
J. J. Phillips
Brown
Life Saved by a Pick Handle in Cave-In
James Coyle, a laborer, was nearly crushed in a cave-in at the northwest corner of Thirday and Madison. An oak pick handle acted as a prop, preventing the timber from falling and saving him. He was taken to Providence Hospital with a hand and several ribs injured while working on a trench for bulk heads between a street and Ferry-Leary Land Co. property.
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James Coyle
Thirday
Madison
Providence Hospital
Coyle
Ferry-Leary Land Company
Death of poet Sir Lewis Morris at age 74 in London
Sir Lewis Morris the poet died in London at seventy four. Born in 1833 he was knighted in 1895.
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London
Lewis Morris
Poor Little Lewis Can't Be Mayor In Seattle Case
A long state supreme court briefing concerns John Sullivan estate and a Washington primary law ban on advertising candidates before primaries. The piece notes Lewis advertised for Republican mayoral nomination, violating Section 28 and likely ending his candidacy while analysts discuss implications for Seattle’s A Y P exposition period.
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United Press
Ouyateia
Seattle
State Supreme Court
John Sullivan
State of Washington
A.Y.P
Lewis
Lewin
Levy
Passenger Train Wreck Near Latimer Station Causes Injuries
A Chicago New York passenger train collided head on with a stationary freight near Latimer station, 20 miles east of Pittsburg, killing one and seriously injuring four as officials blame a misaligned interlocking switch. The crash derailed the freight engine and wrecked cars, delaying traffic for hours.
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Oy United Press
Pittsburg
Chicago New York
Pitts
Burg
Lasimer
The Star Newsboys Charged Five Cents for Extras
City readers urged to pay one cent for The Star and report extortion when a newsboy asks five cents. Editor emphasizes The Star price, urges correct change, and warns authorities to act on coercive charges. Public cooperation to stop five cent extortion.
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Star
Youngstown
The
Newshouse
High Class Forger in the Toils
Pittsburg November 12 R O Smith of Fort Smith Ark is under arrest for borrowing biographical books from libraries across the country and copying signatures of notable men. Police say he is wanted by Kansas City bankers for forgeries totaling 83000. Forged names include Senator Elkins Chauncey Depew Morgan John Jacob Astor Thomas Edison Governor Hughes and others.
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Pittsburg
R. 0. Smith
Fort Smith
Ark
Smith
Bankers’ Association of
Kansas City
Senator Elkins
Chauncey Depew
Morgan
John Jacob Astor
Thomas Edison
Gov
Hughes
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