Sanatorium Plan Prompts City Wide Support Drive
The tuberculosis league outlines a plan to fund a sanitarium on the east side covering 80 acres near Washington and the lake. Donations from city, county, churches, and private entities will fund construction and a cafeteria for patients and staff. A special subscription drive and events across December 18 aim to raise funds, with a Gosia specialist to ensure quality care for all.
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League
Larce
Gmmittee
Haw
Dilone
Va Vague
Seattle
Gosia Specialist
Body Found in Deserted Well Near Seateh Coyote Pass
A decomposed body with a fractured jaw was found in an old well near Seateh in Coyote pass. The site lies in desolate, high hilly terrain with no nearby residents as the ranch has been deserted. The corpse was identified only by a skull fracture and was dragged from the brackish water after reports reached authorities.
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Seateh
Coyote Pasa
Morona Age Review Sparks Market Price Debate
A local analysis panel discusses Comfort Prices AI 9S and MAPCH AMD options tied to Co T28T, exploring potential comfort improvements and pricing implications for consumers in Morona. Experts weigh reliability, access, and future updates in a concise briefing.
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AMD
Morona
Milk Thief Tale Tells Chicago Fire Origin
Rev John B Leak a Chicago minister asserts a new version of the great fire tale. He says a cow kicked over Mary O Leary s lamp in anger after boys sought milk for whisky punch. He adds the boys were Sunday school pupils and their teacher failed to report it.
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Chicago
John B. Leak
Mary O'Leary
Wife's Forgery Alleviated by Sick Wife Story
Goebel's wife testifies forgery of a $17.40 note was done to help her while sick and jobless. Deputy Prosecutor Murphy withdraws the charge of forgery in the first degree after corroboration from a businessman and witnesses. The wife expresses mercy and expects her husband to return home.
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Walle
Dog
M. C. Bel
Goebel
John F. Murphy
Attorney Murphy
John Richmond
Euting
Clay Ph
Two Street Cars Hit Autos in Two Coast Cities
In Portland Oregon a high speed crash involving five aboard a car sent three to hospital. Mrs A J Olds 60 of Weiser Idaho suffered a skull fracture and internal injuries. E S Olds of Portland was badly bruised and his right hand crushed. Mrs EB Olds suffered scalp lacerations. In Downey Avenue Los Angeles California a collision with seven Weber family members left three with serious injuries and four with minor bruises. Mina Weber 17 had brain concussion. Mrs C B Boesmiller 66 suffered severe concussions while unconscious. Mrs Weber hurt but expected to recover. wrist sprain and internal injuries noted.
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Portland
Ore
A. J. Olds
Weiser
Idaho
Olds
EB. S. Olds
Los Angeles
Cat
Fred Weber
Mina Agnes Weber
C. B. Boesmiller
Storms Do Severe Damage Across Grays Harbor and Northwest
A Pacific Northwest storm from Gray's Harbor to Tacoma worsened flooding and rail damage. Aberdeen reports three feet of water in streets, washed-out tracks, and record rainfall in Tacoma. Higher rivers, downed lines, and widespread disruption follow a winter storm sweeping Bel lingham and the Panhandle.
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Aberdeen
Gray's Harbor
Hoquiam
Moclips
Tacoma
Grays Harbor
South Bend
Northern Pacific Railway
Oakville
Olympia
Hmit
Marietta
Nooksack River
Nooksack Valley
Bellingham
Storm Blows Telegraph Poles on Transcontinental Line
Severe midwest storm tears down about a thousand telegraph poles on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line between Newton and City Kansas. High winds sweep the region causing widespread disruption as trains face delays and communication is crippled across the middle west.
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Kansas City
Newton
City
Kas
Turbulent Azores Storms Claim Near 200 Lives
At least nearly 200 people are reported dead as storms batter the Azores over Saturday and Sunday, wrecking several ships and leaving communities in shock. Coastal authorities say rescue operations are ongoing and vessels are still missing.
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Iason
Azores
Stormy voyage halts bold towage at Astoria bar
The wind storm that began Saturday continued Sunday with no tugboat ventures over the bar in Astoria. No rescue of the ill fated Argo's marooned crew will occur until after the storm subsides. The Kansas City and the Asunedon left port yesterday bound for San Francisco.
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Astoria
Ore
Bar
Columbia River
Levi Snyder
Argo
Kansas City
Asunedon
San Francisco
Clearing Balances by City Report
Seattle today balance 2 155 010 25 with 229 984 07. Tacoma today balance 1 169 111 00 with 66 313 00. Portland today balance 1 720 201 00 with 96 330 00.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Summons in Divorce Case Against William Jumem
A summons issued in a divorce action filed in a state court. The plaintiff alleges cruel and abusive treatment by the defendant, William Jumem, and seeks a divorce. The case is represented by Anand & Wilm, attorneys, at 618 614 New York Block, Seattle.
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William Jumem
Aaid Court
Anand & Wlm
New York Block
Boston man jailed after restaurant binge ends in fine
Mr. Gillen from Boston reportedly visited Puritan and Q and L restaurants yesterday noon. Unable to pay for meals, a stranger covered the T-bone and sides twice, leading to his arrest and a $10 fine after a court appearance. Police may study his mental condition.
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Walter
Thue
J. R. Gilen
Mr. Gillen
Mr.Gillen
Vincent Savin
Savin
John B. Gordon
Gillen
Beattie
Boston
Mase
Supreme Court Denies ICC Rail Terminal Charger Challenge
Justice Brewer delivers ruling denying the Interstate Commerce Commission the right to fix railroad terminal charges. The decision affects Chicago based lines including the Chicago and Great Western and other railroads with terminals in Chicago.
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Washington, D. C
Nova
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ux Milroad
United Saites Supreme Court
Justice Brewer
The
Commission
Chicago & Great Western
Chicago
Laundryman 15 Placed On Trial
George D. Weir and Christian Christensen, managers at the Supply laundry, faced trial before Justice Fred C. Brown on charges of violating state labor laws by employing females over ten hours a day. The complaint cites Misa Belle Schick working from 7:40 a.m. to 11 p.m. with minimal breaks, plus other named workers including Mary Waleh, Neta Shall, Edith Hanson, Helen Bekenberg, and Mrs. Marsh.
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George D. Weir
Christian Christensen
Justice of the Peace
Fred C. Brown
Weir
John H. Perry
Misa Belle Schick
Jackson Sr
Steamer Hreweter Wrecked Off Diamond Shoals
A mate and four seamen were removed from the steamer Hreweter after it ran ashore at Diamond Shoals south of Cape Hatteras. Rescue details remain sparse and the vessel’s status is being assessed.
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Baltimore
Hreweter
Diamond Shoals
Cape Hatteras
Rain 19 Delays Grand Jury Session in County
The grand jury met at noon after many members failed to arrive due to river threats. Ranchers on the jury were delayed protecting land from possible floods while officials discussed evidence from the county hospital investigation. Witness W. R. Thayer asserts he can prove corruption by city officials with forthcoming testimony.
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W. R. Thayer
Mine explosion near Cherry claims one life
A gas pocket caused an explosion north of here injuring or killing miners. One man died and about 100 others narrowly escaped as conditions were unclear and information came in slowly.
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Marion, I
Here
Idle Wild Turns Out to Be a White Cow Visit
In a rambling old house nicknamed Bleak House, a scare erupts as Marian and the narrator fear a ghost. Felix returns armed, but the source of the rattling steps is revealed when he discovers Maxwell's white cow straying through ivy.
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Elesie Becker
Felix
Marian
Ovina
Felix Alien
Maxwell
Night Intruder Frightens Couple at Beech House
A sleepless narrator recalls a late night incident as a man rattles the dining room window while Marian Crowley investigates. Glass breaks, fear rises, and Marian dons a kimono to confront the intruder, leaving the narrator hiding beneath the covers in a tense, protective moment.
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Marian
Gabriel
Marian Crowley
Mariana
Ground for Tubercular Camp Proposal Faces Opposition
Springdale reports John Lanham, a tumburman, fined $50 for shooting up town as part of Thanksgiving celebration. He marched with a Winchester. an officer was driven away. Allen Dale pledges all profits from a restaurant for December to fund an outdoor camp on 80 seven land across Lake Washington. Mayor Ben Ticknor of Renton calls a mass meeting to discuss a $12,000 bond issue and its necessity.
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Lake Washington
Allen Dale
Springdale
John Lanham
Thankeatvingley
Lanham
Ben Ticknor
Renton
I Conneilmen
Alleies
Red Widow Ejected From London Hotel
The Red Widow of France known as Mme Stein Hell, recently acquitted of murdering her husband and mother-in-law, was ejected from a London hotel after arrival by train. She checked in under the name Mme Dupont and avoided reporters.
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United Preset
London
Mme, Steinhell
Red Widow
France
Mme. Dupont
Burdette Says Farewell to Flock in Los Angeles
Reverend Bob Burdette bids farewell to his flock and receives hundreds of letters and messages. He departs for Honolulu on December 10 with his wife to recuperate from his illness.
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Burdette
Los Angeles
Bob” Burdette
Hondn
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