Cars Collision in Dense Fog Stops University Line
Heavy fog caused a head on crash between outbound car 371 and inbound car B at Fastlake avenue near Lake mion. At least 12 injured, with several seriously hurt including Kinney with a broken thigh and Hammond with multiple fractures. Ambulances and surgeons attended. motive unclear due to signals and fog.
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Santa Claus Arrives at Bon Marche Amid Large Seattle Crowd
The Star reported Santa Claus would reach the city by 9 o clock and set up at the Bon Marche with a large queue forming. Manager Pochanan said the event drew the year's biggest store rush as about 200 children followed Santa from Second Avenue cheering loudly.
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Conductor Hastings Arrested After Fatal Train Collision
In Indianapolis Indiana conductor Hastings of the Big Four work train was arrested at his home and taken to Pekin Indiana. Dispatches say the engineer will also be arrested and both will be tried for responsibility for the wreck.
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Postponed Trans-Atlantic Yacht Race Cup Offer
A Kaiser withdraws his cup for the 19% trans-Atlantic race due to ill health and substitutes a different cup for the 196. The dispatch stirs regret among yachting men in New York.
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New York
Hertin
Death of Victor Banner in New York boarding house
Victor Banner, a retired San Francisco merchant, fatally shot himself in a stylish New York boarding house. A note directed the coroner to notify his brother, Br Banner, a merchant here. He had ample funds and no apparent motive for the act.
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Victor Banner
San Francisco
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Bryan Is Lunched and Heads to Dublin
London reports William J. Bryan lunched with Joseph Chamberlain today and plans to travel to Dublin tonight where he is expected to speak. The visit highlights Bryan's ongoing campaign activities and Europe tour stops.
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J. Bryan
Joseph Chamberlain
Dublin
Explosion at Swift & Company Soap Factory Fatal
One worker was killed and several others seriously injured in a faulty ammonia tank explosion at the Swift and Company soap plant in Fort Worth. The blast severely damaged the building and factory operations were disrupted.
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Tes
Swift & Company
Fatal Fall at San Francisco Iron Work Site
William Rankin, foreman in charge of iron work on a Merchant’s Exchange project, died after plunging about 100 feet from near the elevator shaft in a new building in San Francisco. He toppled into a shaft area and was reduced to a mass of injuries. a contest for prize selections is mentioned alongside a special edition of the Star.
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Delinquent Contractors Probe Sparks Public Works Critique
An over Sunday thought blasts the board of public works for inaction on unfinished street projects. It accuses the board of tolerating poor business methods and failing to collect $6,762 in forfeited funds while pleading for property owner and taxpayer interests. The column likens city rot to historical rottenness in Geattic and Denmark.
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Piratical Co
Receiver James Smith Jr Confirmed in Shipbuilding Co
In Philadelphia this morning the circuit court of appeals confirmed the appointment of James Smith Jr as receiver of the United States Shipbuilding Co. The ruling formalizes his role amid ongoing proceedings and financial adjustments for the firm.
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Man who dressed as a man jailed for wearing men's clothes
Matson, a San Francisco resident, who wore men's clothes for 20 years, was sentenced to days in county jail for wearing men's attire.
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M. BK. Matson
Mitchell to Take Charge in Trinidad Colorado Strike
John Mitchell leaves Indianapolis for Trinidad to establish headquarters and direct the Colorado miners strike. He will first seek a settlement.
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Biscuit Factory Burned in New Orleans Blaze
A fire today destroyed the National Biscuit Co plant and badly damaged neighboring property in New Orleans. Authorities estimate losses around a quarter million dollars.
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National Biscuit Co
Insane Crank At Large After Escape From Asylum
A severely disturbed man, once detained after a White House disruption, escaped from the State Insane asylum in Minnesota. He eluded guards yesterday amid suppressed reports, after earlier arrest in Washington where he was deemed insane and sent for safekeeping.
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Cape
Cornetist Jules Levy Dies in Chicago at 62
Jules Levy famed cornetist dies at his Chicago home from apoplexy at age sixty two. The prominent musician had a lasting impact on concert and band music and was widely mourned in musical circles.
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Chicago
Jules Levy
Clash Averted as Morrigeau Surrenders
In Montana exaction showdown ends as Morrigeau surrender averts clash with soldiers. Uprooted tensions with Nex Perces under Morrigeau defied tax collection. troops return to Plains after the agreement.
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De Wolf Hopper to Help Pick Winners in Star's Contest
De Wolf Hopper, the tall genial comedian, has agreed to act as chief judge in the Star's prize contest. He has reviewed hundreds of submitted answers and will select the winners. Hopper joked about his qualifications and his experience with “kisses,” then affirmed his ability to judge the entries.
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Fight for Millions in Fair Case Opens
Paris November proceedings in the Faire case began before Deputy Commissioner Vieh er of New York. Attorney Harper represented Mrs Faire relatives. A druggist testified about Mrs Faire and Paris bodies with bruising and embalming issues. The case adjourned until Tuesday.
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Harper
Hold Up Near Argo Ends Without Arrest
Christ Granett of Georgetown was robbed at about 4 PM by two highwaymen near Argo. He resisted briefly and was released after being warned to stay silent. Town Marshal Bragg conducted a search, but the perpetrators were not found. Seattle police were notified.
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Priest arrested after claiming charity million in capital
Rev Father Walters assistant pastor at St John’s Cathedral Altoona was arrested in Washington DC. Detectives took him to a hospital after he said he came to meet President Roosevelt to obtain 3 000 000 dollars he had collected for charity.
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Reyes Disclaims Warlike Intent In Colombia Mission
General Reyes arrived in Washington met by Colombian minister Herron. He declined to discuss his mission and denied warlike statements attributed to him. He blamed overzealous reporters and said he would visit South and Central American legations to urge unity with Colombia on the Panama affair. Venezuela will respond formally to Marroquin's appeal, treating the Panama issue as between Colombia and the United States.
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Farmer OBrien Chases Summer Boarder With Six Shooter
Walla Walla farmer EB OBrien accosted Patrolman Roessler on Washington street seeking the chief to locate his wife who left for Portland with a summer boarder named W J Kexter. OBrien drew a revolver, was booked for carrying concealed weapons, and released on $20 bail to await police court Monday.
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Fifteen Drown in North Sea Storm Near Island Ketigo
A severe storm wrecked fifteen fishing smacks off Island Ketigo in the North Sea. All hands on board were lost, with fifteen fishermen drowned in the incident.
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North Sea
Bartlett murder trial closes defense rests
The defense rested this morning as the state began rebuttal testimony. Dr. Loughary testified the defendant suffered chronic alcoholic insanity. The state plans to portray Bartlett as a drunkard and argue Mrs. Barrett left him, while the defense hints at valuable sur-rebuttal evidence.
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Britt to Fight in England
Willie Pritts manager for lightweight world champion Jimmy Pritt is negotiating with the National Sporting Club of London for a bout with White the English champion. The international match is planned for London in early January.
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Willie Pritt
Jimmy Pritt
National Sporting Club of London
White
London
Cleveland Chamber Delegation Donates Ship Bell
A delegation from the Cleveland chamber of commerce presented a bronze ship's bell to the cruiser Cleveland in Portsmouth New Hampshire. Walter J. Graham, an elderly pioneer, has shown slight improvement after illness at his Prospect Street home.
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Federal Judge Upheld Inheritance Tax in War Revenue Act
Judge Morrow ruled the inheritance tax provision of the war revenue act constitutional. The measure imposes a heavy levy on inheriting heirs and has faced widespread refusal to pay.
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Morrow
Three more damage suits filed against city over streets
Maud F. Schmitt seeks 12000 for injuries after stumbling into a dark hole on First avenue near Virginia street on November 1. She fell against rails and plank, injuring left arm and suffering internal injuries. Walden claims injuries from stepping into bog at Eighth avenue Lane street also November 1 and seeks 335. Lorraine asks 163 for hiring men to excavate a horse and wagon stuck in mire at the same corner.
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West Point Dominates Navy In Franklin Field Clash
At Franklin Field a monster crowd watched West Point crush Navy. First half 14 5 and a dominant second half sealed a final West Point win over Navy in a midseason Army Navy clash.
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