Stabbing Affray At Central School Ends In Injury
A long running schoolyard feud at Central School near Seventh Avenue and Madwon Street ended with a stabbing. Willie Lee of the middle fifth grade and Robert Miller of the lower Sixth fought during noon recess. Miller produced a knife and struck Lee on the head near the temple, cutting to the cheek. Police were not immediately summoned as the incident circulated.
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Seventh Avenue
Madwon Street
Willie Lee
Robert Miller
Urchina
Miller
Lee
Po- Hce
Lee Lee
Wealthy Oregon grower slain in the street
A wealthy ore grower in Butteville, Oregon, was found dead in the street this morning with two bullet wounds in the chest. The deed is blamed on highwaymen. He carried a large sum of money, which is missing along with his watch and valuables.
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Butteville
Ore
L. RB
Peabody battles federal troops over Telluride strike
Labor leaders in Denver denounce Governor Peabody for calling in federal troops to Telluride where a strike has persisted since July. They claim no violence occurred there, noting one assault in Cripple Creek, and accuse Peabody of seeking to involve President Roosevelt for political gain. President Roosevelt later denied Peabody’s request for federal troops, stating action is possible only if violence surpasses state control or legislator action.
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Cmo
Peabody
Telluride
Tully- Tide
Cripple Creek
Roosevelt
Beaver
Washington
Bb. C
Root
Guv. Peabody
Col.orade
Princess Marguar Kidnap Plot Halted in Rome
In Rome on November 19 the police uncovered a plan to kidnap and ransom Princess Marguar daughter of King Victor. A constant guard now watches over the princess day and night.
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Rome
Marguar
Victor
Humboldt Withdrawn From Nome Traffic for San Francisco
The steamer Humboldt under Capt B G Baughman leaves Nome rush lanes for San Francisco Monday morning and ties up for winter there. The Jeanie, recently bought by Pacific Alaska Transportation & Coal, will sail Nov 14 with supplies for a new coal mine and salmon cannery near Portage Bay Alaska Peninsula opposite Ungs. Capt P H Mason remains master of the Jeanie. Marion De Vries of the government board of customs appraisal arrived for semi annual tour to hear complaints from importers on duties imposed by local authorities.
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B. G. Baughman
Alaska
San Francisco
Lynn Canal
Jeanie
Pacific Alaska Transportation & Coal Company
Portage Bay
Alaska Peninsula
Ungs
P. H. Mason
Lumber laden ships and ships to Alaska head to sea
The Thallasa to load 1 254 000 feet of lumber for Australian ports at Eagle harbor with Captain Peling. Sequoia sails from Hoquiam tomorrow morning with 40 000 feet of lumber and 200 passengers for Angeles. The John Hunter sails tonight for Skagway with 46 passengers and 200 tons of perishable freight. Thanksgiving turkey delays noted. beef dines by others. James Dollar 1 060 tons general freight. Newburg sails with 25 passengers 665 000 feet of lumber for San Francisco.
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California
Lee de Vries
Seattle
Thallasa
Peling
Eagle Harbor
Thomas
Hoquiam
Angeles
Jphin
Hunter
Skagway
Juneau
James Dollar
Newburg
Pollard Aere
San Frencheco
Royalty at Luncheon in Guildhall for Italian King and Queen
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena of Italy were hosted at a state luncheon in Guildhall London after arriving from Windsor. Crowds gave an ovation during the procession and streets were heavily decorated. A state dinner was held at St George's Hall Windsor Castle last night.
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Italy
London
St. Geoge's Hall
Windsor Castle
Pittsburg Steel Plant to Resume Operations Monday
Pittsburg Nov. 19 The entire Pittsburg Steel Company plant will resume operation on Monday after three weeks of idleness leaving 2,000 workers without employment until restart.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Steel Company
Derby Gold Cup Won by Low's Littleton at Derby
The Derby Gold Cup ended with Low's Littleton ridden by McIntyre taking first at Derby. Surbiton, owned by J. R. Keene and ridden by Lyne, finished second among twenty-one starters. Also note the death of Ernest Hucke, a Bons of Hermann lodge No. 4 member, in Seattle and funeral arrangements pending.
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Derby
Low
Littleton
McIntyre
J. R. Keene
Surbiton
Lyne
Ernest Hucke
Bons
Hermann
Seattle
Fifth Avenue
Bonney-Watson
Bartlett Murder Trial Closes State Case
The state closed its case in the Bartlett murder trial at 1 oclock this afternoon. Justice Cain and clerk Dal Roberts testified Bartlett was previously bound under peace bonds in Cann's court before the murder. Defense counsel began presenting the defendant's case after the state rested.
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Oelock
Justice of the Peace
Cain
Dal Roberts
Cann
Italian Murdered in Minneapolis on Franklin Avenue Bridge
Salvator Battalia was found dead on the Franklin avenue bridge in Minneapolis. Police say revenge likely, noting 21 wounds from behind and $46 untouched in his pockets.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Salvator Battalia
Franklin Avenue
Spokane man John A Allen dies in street incident
John A Allen son of the late ex Senator Allen of Seattle went insane in Spokane Washington this noon. He stopped people and asked foolish questions and tried to provoke fights. He drew a knife was arrested and locked up. He had been in town a week on a spree though he was sober when picked up.
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Spokane
Wah
John A. Allen
Allen
Seattle
Witten
Death of novelist Henry Seaton Merriam known as Hagh Speott
London reports the death of Henry Seaton Merriam also called Hagh Speott. He authored With Edged Tooth and The Sowers and kept a retiring private life, avoiding publicity and publicizing photographs or biographies.
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London
Hagh Speott
Henry Seaton Merriam
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Woman Stranded After Fare Refusal On City Car
Mrs. Charles Wilson of 07 Maynard avenue was put off Rainier Heights street car No. 12 at Maynard and Jackson after offering a gold piece for fare. The conductor refused change then allowed her aboard but later ordered her to leave at Fifth Avenue, forcing her to walk through mud with jeers from onlookers.
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Charles Wilson
Maynard Avenue
Rainier Heights
Fifth Avenue South
Jackson Street
Blackchapel
Wilson
Chamber to Establish Eastern Manufacturers Bureau
New Information Bureau reports the chamber of commerce took preliminary steps to establish a bureau for Eastern manufacturers and capital to obtain confidential local business condition data. Secretary Meikle likely to be named manager.
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Chamber of Commerce
Yeauterday
Meikle
McGovern Arrested After Elusive Absence From City
Walter V McGovern, key witness in poker room gambling cases, was arrested on a bench warrant for contempt of court after nearly two weeks in hiding. Detectives Adams and Lane brought him to Justice Cann's court where bail was set, amid conflicting explanations from Prosecuting Attorney Boott and Griffith the defense counsel.
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Walter V. McGovern
McGovern
Adama
Lane
Ond Avenue
Justice Canon's Court
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Byte
Boott
Svery
Firet
Star
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Griffith
Joe
Chief Bullivan
Scott
Hughie Behn
J. J. Callaghan
Moto
Justice Cann
Ataira
C. & Gleason
MacGovern
Cann
Mcrrifith
Grit
Wherry
Mr. Grifth
Ball
Carrie Nation Roughly Ejected From White House
Carrie Nation was forcibly removed from the White House after attempting to see President Roosevelt. She entered at 7 PM, sat for a half hour making comments about visitors, then demanded to see Secretary Loeb. Officials dragged her out as she resisted, later praying for a Prohibitionist president and accusing Roosevelt of smoking on the Capitol steps.
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Loeb
Washington, D. C
White House
Roosevelt
Lot
Sethe
Kansas
Capitol
Baltimore
Wood hearing opens on Cuba governor conduct
The Senate military affairs committee began proceedings on General Wood's conduct as Cuba's military governor and objections to his major general nomination. Senator Maria testified accusing Wood of using influence to persecute Kates G Rathbone. The session turned executive and was moved behind closed doors with witnesses waiting outside to be admitted.
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Ohio
Senate
Ketes G Hathbone
Wood
Rathbone
Hanna
Teller
Kates G. Rathbone
Battle over Horn's life in Cheyenne jail standoff
Cheyenne authorities brace for a possible jail raid as threats target Governor Chatterton and Tom Horn’s execution. Deputy sheriffs and militia are deployed. guards tightened at the Laramie County jail ahead of the scheduled hanging and potential breakout attempt by Horn’s supporters.
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Laramie County
Tom Horn
Berona
Beriffa
Cheyenne
Mora
Horn
Willie Nickell
Trtal
Glue Springs
Wreminga
Masked robbers hold up Minneapolis club players
Masked highwaymen entered the Metropolitan club rooms this morning in Minneapolis, lined up eight players against the wall and seized $90 before escaping down the stairs.
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Minneapolis
Ing
Assassination Report From Usehmiadsin Caucasus
The Tageblatt says Archbishop David was killed today in Usehmiadsin by Armenians. The murderers escaped.
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David
Usehmiadsin
Caucasus
Thieves Loot Paris Residence of Noted Novelist
On opening the long closed home of McDan in Paris, Madare Yola found the house empty. Thieves had carted away furniture bric-a-brac and curios gathered over a lifetime. No clue to the thieves.
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Paris
McDan
Madare Yola
Chicago Street Railway Strike Expands as City Sways
Chicago strikers and Teamsters union members join forces with 60 workers walking out of car barns. City rail officials and Mayor Harrison seek mediation while a mass demonstration looms. Freight handlers may refuse goods for the railway and 500 police brace Halsted Street as Gov Yates signals possible 24 hour troop deployment.
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Halsted Street
Bama
Gov. Yates
Chicago
Chicago Street Car Strike Shows Demands and Company Offer
The Amalgamated Association lists the union demands for 28 cents hourly raise, 10 hour day, complete unionization, reinstatement rights, and seat and medical care for injuries. The Chicago City Railway Co. replies it will not oppose unionization and will proceed with current wages and hours while offering arbitration for disputes. Mayor Harrison reports no settlement at noon as steam railways brace for a prolonged strike.
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Chicago
Wim. D. Mahon
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employer of America
Clarence ©. Pratt
David Reid
M. C. Buckley
Barna
Chicago City Railway Co
Cor
David G. Hamilton
Robin McCullough
Fremont Canal Tragedy Suspected Suicide
A woman described as middle aged and stout with auburn hair reportedly leaped into Fremont's government canal around 7 this morning. Police drain the canal to find her body while witnesses recount her only wearing a nightdress and fleeing a barb wire fence after crossing the railroad bridge.
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Fremont
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