Russians Claim Minor Victories in War Reports
General Sakharoff says Russian volunteers attacked across the Chinkalin pass near Tungon, breaching Japanese entrenchments and causing casualties. Another Russian detachment repulsed a Japanese attack near Anitagg Utsy with ten killed and forty wounded. In Tokyo the same day, Russians counterattacked Keekwan mountain but were repulsed.
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Sakharoff
Chinkailin Pass
Tungon
Anitagg Utsy
Tokio
Keekwan Mountain
Arrest of National Foundry Workers’ Union President
President Valentine of the National Foundry Workers union was arrested in Cleveland by a Cincinnati detective and will be taken to Cincinnati to face charges related to assaults on nonunion molders. The arrest stems from rioting during the prolonged foundrymen’s strike in Cincinnati and nearby Kentucky towns.
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Cleveland, Or
Valentine
National Foundry Workers’ Union
Cincinnati
Kentucky
City of Seattle Floated After Grounding Near Eagle Harbor
The Pacific Coast Steamship City of Seattle ran aground near Eagle Harbor about 40 miles above Juneau Alaska. She was floated after high tide this morning and tied up at Skagway four hours later. Cargo reportedly undamaged and repairs planned before sailing to Seattle this afternoon.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
City of Seattle
Eagle Harbor
Juneau
Alaska
O'Brien
Skagway
O Brien
Seattle
Prominent Victims of Labor Riots in Warsaw
Berlin reports reveal names of riot victims in Warsaw including the physician Professor Frankenstein aged and wounded as he reached his home and surgeon Dr Frankenkels killed a baroness named Hired shot while in a carriage More rioting is anticipated Sunday with workmen said to possess about 6000 revolvers Police continue arrests as prisons fill beyond capacity.
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Berlin
Warsaw
Pr. Frankenstein
Frankénkels
Baronness
Russian battleship Slava reaches Kronstadt after grounding
A morning dispatch reports the Russian battleship Slava arrived at Kronstadt after grounding on a sand bank and will stay there until spring. A separate Rome dispatch says China is raising war funds through subscription bets, signaling possible broader conflict.
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Paris
Kronstadt
Rome
Italia Militaire
Pekin
China
Lyar East
Athlon Triumphs In Oil Fueled Trial On Sound
The steamer Athlon of the Port Orchard route completed its first oil fueled trial, defeating Inland Flyer by one minute thirty seconds after halfway. Officials plan to fuel all ships with petroleum, with others like Californian and Oregonian to follow. The test showed rapid tank filling, taking twelve minutes from oil on to ready at the standpipe.
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Athlon
Port Orchard
Sound
Athion
Inland Flyer
Restoration Point
Duwamish Head
Californian
Oregonian
Texan
Alaskan
International Fish Company
Americus
Zampora
la Conner Trading and Transportation Company
Utopia
Greyhound
Rosalie
Hundreds Turned Away at Grand Opera House Doors
Crowds gathered outside the Grand opera house this morning as hundreds were refused entry. Reported crowding and security checks caused delays and frustration among attendees.
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Grand Opera House
Voters Mutilated Ballots In Indiana Says Democratic Probe
Democratic leaders report over 10 000 free silver Democrats voted straight Democratic tickets then wrote Bryan above the party emblem to void their ballots. In Tipton County 300 such instances were found and Monroe County recorded 27. An organized effort allegedly began before the election but was concentrated in a few counties. The count committee listed H D Moore R J Wardell and W F Paull and reported receipts of 307.07. Meanwhile Wayside Mission Emergency hospital expects more contributions from would be donors turned away.
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Indianapolis
Bryan
Tipton
Monroe County
H. D. Moore
R. J. Wardell
W. F. Paull
Wayside Mission Emergency Hospital
Suicide by carbolic acid linked to former lover near Minor Ave
Laura Castros of Minor avenue and Thomas street died yesterday afternoon by drinking a ounce of carbolic acid. A note to her husband sheds little light. Acting Coroner Wilt sie rules suicide. no inquest. Police had been asked to bar an unnamed former lover who had been paying attention to the widow. Body taken to Butterworth & Sons morgue. funeral plans not yet set.
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Laura Castros
Minor Avenue
Thomas Street
Castros
Wiltsie
Butterworth & Sons
Port Angeles & Eastern Railroad Plans Go Forward
W W Belvin announces completion of plans for the Port Angeles and Eastern railroad with work to begin soon. Rights of way are secured to Jefferson county and contested routes in Clallam county are being resolved. the line aims toward Portland with possible extension to Oregon.
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New York
W. W. Belvin
Port Angeles & Eastern Railroad
Jefferson County
Clallam Coune Ty
Clallam County
Jefferson
Belvin
Port Angeles
Puget Sound
Olympic Peninsula
Clanlam
Portland
Star
Leivin
Washed Out At Stone & Webster Plant On Puyallup River
The 200 feet of the file at the Stone and Webster electric plant on the Puyallup River were washed out by a landslide last Tuesday. Traffic delays occurred but no major disruption. power was restored using Seattle and Tacoma plants. President Furth said damage was not serious and repairs were completed in two days due to unusually severe rain.
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Btone & Webster Electric
Electron
Puyallup
Stone & Webster
Sream Planta
Seattle
Tacoma
Furth
Seattle Erlectric Company
Publication Halted for Daska Gimin by Prince Mirasky
Squelched by the interior minister Prince Mirasky the new newspaper Daska Gimin is prohibited. The move was announced from St Petersburg on November 44 in a government action curbing press.
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Daska Gimin
Interior
Prince Mirasky
Mullen Plans Plan to Ease Federal Building Regrade
W F Mullen chairman of the council committee proposes a plan to avoid delays in the federal building project by altering grade and entrances. He cites raising street level in front of the building to match elevations at both ends and reduce the impact of Third avenue regrading. Officials and Washington architects may approve, with a discussion set for tomorrow with City Engineer Troomen and Superintendent F W Grant.
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Washington
Mullen
Third Avenue
Tragic Death Reported In Lake Union
The body of D. W. Sullivan formerly of 130 Wet Ulrria street Fremont was found in Lake Union this afternoon and taken to his family home. Sullivan was last seen Saturday acting strangely and it is not yet known if intoxication or dementia caused his disappearance. He leaves a wife and four children.
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D. W. Sullivan
Utruria Street
Fremont
Iin Lake Union
Sullivan
Washington and California Battle Amid Muddy Field at Recreation Park
Enthusiastic crowds packed Recreation Park as Washington and California opened the football clash amid heavy rain and a muddy field. Washington won the toss, chose the southeast goal, and early exchanges saw brisk advances and punting as both teams staged a fast, hard-hitting contest.
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Seattle
California Andington Boys
California
Ington
Washington
Woman acquitted in murder of George Joye case
Mrs. Gertrude Robb, found not guilty by a superior court jury, described her relief after the verdict. She said the killing, in which Joye betrayed her daughter Camille, was an act to protect her child, and she vowed to aid Joye's mother and support Camille. The trial followed Joye's confession and a June 2 revelation at the Colman dock.
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Gertrude Robb
George Joye
Star
Stewart Street
Babe
Washington Street
Joye
Bondamen
Robb
Colman Dock
Mra. Robb
California and Washington end in scoreless tie in 6 6 game
California and Washington clash with a back and forth drive ending on the 25 yard line. Tibbale runs 26 yards but Loediger catches him. Shaw adds a sensational TD run, Brinker kicks goal to tie 6 6 at final.
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Washington
California
Railsback
Shaw
McElmon
Tibball
Brinker
MceElmon
Pullen
Raulsback
Snedigar
McDonald
Oliver
Boynton
Tibbale
Loediger
McElmen
Whehington
Railesheck
Heimnuller
Kittrele
Heilmuller
Tilley
Snediger
Hellmuller
Reore
California Washington football game lineups and score
At 12 45 PM about 10000 onlookers watched California and Washington in a hard fought game. The narrative lists player weights and positions for both teams and chronicles scoring with California leading 6 0 after Snediger’s end run and Heil Muller s successful extra point.
Baseball at Los Angeles to San Francisco game notes
Baseball game fragment notes a match between Los Angeles and San Francisco with unclear details and scores. The readable text mentions a series or event but lacks complete information about teams, dates, or outcomes.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Resisted Arrest Nebraskas Jolliffe Charged After High Speed Ride
N T Jolliffe a well known feed and stable man at 1212 Western avenue was arrested after resisting police and driving recklessly on First avenue. Patrolman Cameron reports Jolliffe and three others in a high speed rig refused to stop and fired warning shots as they fled. He faces a reckless driving charge with the case set for police court tomorrow afternoon.
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N. T. Jolliffe
Western Avenue
Cameron
Jolliffe
First Avenue
Salvation Army
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W. A. Spalding
Joseph
Davia
H. T. Hamlin
John L. Gibbs
Matthews
W. H
Sertope News Ass'n
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Indiana
Parker
J. H. L. Todd
Weat Seattle
the Star
Taxpayers' Party
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Weat
Harriman
Lne
Union Pacific
OR & N
Penin
Beripps News Ass'n
ST. Petersburg
Nudd Thankful
Slayer OF
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Cage
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Tirball
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