State Vote Figures Show Roosevelt Leads With Wide Pluralities
The article details election tallies across multiple offices and counties, noting Roosevelt electors at about 95,425 votes and state officials like Fullerton with 92,429 votes. It contrasts Republican and Democratic candidates, cites county results in King, Pierce, Snohomish, and others, and marks Mead's defeat by Turner in 12 Western and Eastern Washington counties.
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Humphrey
Hathaway
Cushman
Beck
Jones
Anderson
Mead
Roosevelt
Charles E. Coon
Coon
Mr. Mead
Bam H. Nichols
Nichols
Mark A. Fullerton
Supreme Judge
Washington
Asotin
Chelan
Kit
King County
Pierce
Yakima
Col. Hathaway
Snohomish County
Ferry
Snohomish
Mead and Coon
Parker
Turner
Congress
Rudkin
Fullertn
Battle
Judson
Hough
Building Condemnation Sought After Structural Settlement
Acting Building Inspector Car roll asked City Attorney DeBruler to condemn a two story brick corner building at First Avenue and Pine Street. He cites a wall crack and recent settlement blamed on heavy rains and nearby construction. Owner Sam Fernandez seeks damages from Great Northern alleging tunnel excavation caused the damage.
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Carroll
DeBruler
First Avenue
Pine Street
Sam Fernandez
Great Northern
Japanese Diet Opens With War Talk and Loyal Oath
In Tokio the Japanese Diet opened with a throne speech the mikado says a plan will be submitted to cover war expenses and that expeditionary forces have won every battle. He calls for loyal devotion to secure ultimate victory. In Auburn the grand jury convened with Weber bank robbery case to be prosecuted with aid from Attorney General Webb. In Bast the Russian torpedo boat destroyer Prouziteiny anchors in the roads with a hull hole from its anchor and will be docked for repairs.
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Tokio
Auburn
Weber
Robinson
Webb
Prouziteinyin
Election tangle moved to federal court in Dowd case
Edwin Richardson of Denver filed a habeas corpus petition for Michael Dowd, an election official jailed by state supreme court order, with hearing set December 10 in St. Louis. Governor Peabody vows to stay governor until fraud probe concludes, amid bitter mood and Adams seeking residence in Denver for the term.
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Richardson
Denver
Colorado
Sanborn
Federal Court of Appeals
Michael Dowd
State Supreme Court
St. Louis
Peabody
Adams
Pueblo
Inadequate Five Year Sentence for Private Stubbs
The reviewing authority calls the five year imprisonment for Private Fred R. Stubbs of the Nineteenth Infantry wholly inadequate after a general court martial verdict. Stubbs, at American Lake, killed T. C. Vandiver last July and was tried and acquitted in Tacoma state courts. no appeal lies unless habeas corpus issues are sustained.
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Vancouver
Wash
Fred R. Stubbs
Company K
Nineteenth Infantry
United States District Court
Stubbs
American Lake
T. C. Vandiver
Tacoma
Robbery tale from intoxicated guest at Star hotel
H Randall of the Star hotel on Washington street reported to patrolmen King and Damm last evening that he was robbed and mistreated. He claimed he entered the People cafe on Washington street before recounting the incident in a intoxicated state.
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H. Randall
Star Hotel
Washington Street
King and Damm
Missing Friend and $7.60 Strike Robbery After Evening Visit
Randall awoke to find his evening companion missing along with $7.60, his vest, and insurance papers. The landlady recalls identifying the man and notes the pair had visited a friend's room after several rounds of refreshments.
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Randall
Cockrell to Choose Post After White House Talk
Senator Cockrell of Missouri met President Roosevelt at the White House and discussed a possible appointment to either the Panama Canal Commission or the Interstate Commerce Commission. He is expected to pick the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington, D. C
Senator Cockrell
Missouri
White House
Roosevelt
Panama Canal Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nan Patterson Ill With Tonsillitis in Tombs Court
Nan Patterson is ill in the Tombs with tonsillitis and a high fever. Dr. McGuire, the Tombs physician, says she may appear in court Monday when her case will be called again.
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New York
Nan Patterson
McGuire
Marriage Licenses Listed From Seattle and Surrounding Areas
A list of marriage licenses includes Dalmer E B Johnson 22 Seattle and Rosie Peffon 18 Seattle, John Kh Paresette California and Mary Pratt Seattle, Peter Carlson 1% and Clara Ohleon 36 Paulsbo, Joseph Devor and Margaret Kennah Beattie, John Roy 48 and Lizzie Hell 48 Ballard.
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Dalmer EB. Johnson
Rosie Peffon
Seattle
John Kh. Paresette
California
Mary Pratt
Peter Carlson
Clara Ohleon
Paulsbo
Joseph (. Devor
Margaret Kennah
Beattie
John Roy
Lizzie Hell
Ballard
Mormon agent probes Taylors record in Smoot inquiry
Youngstown Ohio November 36 A Mormon agent for Senator Reed Smoot investigates ex Congressman K R W Taylor as he faces Smoot in a congressional inquiry. Taylor reports the hearing is set for December 12 and has just returned from Washington.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Reed Smoot
KR. W. Taylor
Smoot
Taylor
Washington
Contests Illegal Say Attorney General Moody
Attorney General Moody told a cabinet meeting that newspaper and magazine guessing contests resemble lotteries and are illegal under lottery laws. The opinion is broad in scope and affects many publications.
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Washington, D. C
Moody
Veterans to Dance at First Annual Ball in Seattle
The Spanish War Veterans invite former comrades from Tacoma and Charleston to a ball at the Armory hosted by Geo. H. Fortson Camp No. 2. Department Commander W. J. Bothwell will present Philippine views. Wagner's orchestra provides music for the event.
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Tacoma
Charleston
Geo. H. Fortson
Seattle
Spain
W. J. Bothwell
Philippines
Islands
Wagner
Ten Charged Over Comb in Resort Bid in Wraebingt Block
City Detective C. W. Wappenstein filed a formal complaint with Prosecuting Attorney Boott charging ten men arrested with maintaining a gambling resort on Miret avenue in the Wraebingt block. The case goes to a preliminary hearing before Justice Gordon as a state matter. the men are out on bail.
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Combing
Wraebingt
Miret Avenue
C. W. Wappenstein
Boott
Gordon
Lively Verdict in Theft Case of B. J. Smith
In police court this morning B. J. Smith, a colored man, faced sensational testimony after being charged with stealing a large batch of tools from multiple locations. Judge George, back from illness, sentenced him to 63 days in the city jail as Patrolman Holland had secured enough evidence with main witness Ogainet Smith identifying the accused. Smith protested innocence and threatened violence, prompting the use of manacles to restrain him before removal to his cell.
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B. J. Smith
Smith
Jalil
George
Holland
Ogainet Smith
Jedge
Exhumation Ordered for 20 Chinese Burials to Return Home
Health Officer Ludlow grants permission to exhume twenty Chinese graves at Lakeview Cemetery. The bodies will be shipped to the Flowery Kingdom aboard the Kanagawa Maru, honoring traditional customs and avoiding sacrilege on local shores. Local Chinese community funded the exhumation and transport.
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Phead
Ludlow
China
Lakeview Cemetery
Accose
Orient
Flowery Kingdom
Kanagawa Maru
Winslow Seen As Possible New Board Of Health Member
Dr. K Winslow may be chosen by Mayor Raillinger to succeed Dr. J B Loughary on January 1 as a member of the boards of health. He heads the laboratory department of the King County Medical Society and has notable dairy milk supply reform efforts.
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Dr. K. Winslow
Raillinger
J. B. Loughary
Board of Health
Loughary
Dr. Winslow
King County Medical Society
Blate Medical Society
Winstow
Wholesale market prices listed for meats produce and grain
The market column shows wholesale prices for meats including beef veal lamb and pork cuts, vegetables such as potatoes cabbage cucumbers lettuce and beans, fruit like apples oranges lemons dates bananas grapes, and grain items with per ton and per sack rates. Prices vary by item and region, with notes on box and crate sizes and imports.
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Valencia
Malaga
Cape Cod
Jerseys
Canadian Pacific Orders 20 Sleepers 25 Tourist 10 Dining Cars
The Canadian Pacific notified the Pullman Car company of an order for 20 standard sleepers 25 tourist cars and 10 dining cars. Part of these cars will equip a new fast train planned to run between Seattle and St Paul next summer, promising 12 hours shorter travel time on the Seattle to St Paul route.
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The
Canadian Pacific
Pullman Car Company
Seattle
St. Paul
Wholesale Grain and Feed Prices Listing
A detailed catalog of bulk goods with per ton and per barrel pricing. Items include timothy and hay varieties, oats, corn meal, flour brands, buckwheat, pearl barley, popcorn, hominy, and dairy products with listed prices and units for dealers. Numerous brands and regional names appear alongside standard commodities.
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M. W. Timothy
Timothy
Golden C
C.C.C
Minnesota
Pillsbury
Pillsbury's
Standard Dakota
Grain prices and market quotes from Seattle
Reported by W. A. Ayer & Co. on November 30 1904 Seattle wheat and corn quotes show December May and July futures with figures ranging around 1000 to 1090 for wheat and mid 400s for corn along with December data and park values.
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the Star
W. A. Ayer & Co
Columbia Street
Seattle
Park
Unreadable ticker list with railway and fuel codes
Partial OCR listing names and numerical codes for rail lines and fuel companies appears without a coherent event or context. No clear persons, dates, or locations are identifiable to form a proper summary.
Compiled railroad and corporate abbreviations list
A dense OCR fragment lists railroad companies and largecorporate abbreviations with page codes and entries such as Erie Com Reading N. Y. Cent and U. S. Steel. The garbled text reads like an index of entities and cross references without narrative.
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Erie Com
Hi. Cent
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Mo. Pac
N. Y
KR. L Com
St. Paul
Bo. Pac
U. P
U. 8 Steel
U. S. Steel Ptd
Unclear Market Notes Referencing Shares and City Briefs
The memo notes Sales to noon with 700000 shares traded and a 3 percent money close. Liverpool opened 3 8 cents lower or unchanged from last night’s close. Car receipts list Minneapolis 361, Duluth 192, Chicago 24.
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Liverpool
Minenapolis
Duluth
Chicago
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Scale Stills
Dean Cue Cor
Second Ave
Union Street
Mark Fullerton
Japan
Oregon
Iowa
Aamc Tea and Coffee CO
Ae Avenue
New Street
Scripps News Agen
Paul
Edwin
Colo
Beripps News Ass'n
Gude
Horsford
Tarrant
Seltzer
Pinaud
Colgate
Palmer
Max Bagley
Second Avenue
Ind
Cockrell
Sterppe News Ass'n
Beripps News
Scrippe News Ass'n
Dy Scrippe News Res N
Preach
Atees
Pont S
Belbreah
Mashcon
Orewon Ranch
Keene
Eastern
Ife
Atchison
Amal
Col. Fuel @ L
Can. Pac
Christ
Raphael Tuck & Co
McCarthy Dry Goods Co
Madison St
Holmes Furniture Co
Tagnorr
Beattle
W. A. Ryer & CO
Grain and Stock Brokers
Columbia St
Haller
Sunset Main
Collins Bros. Undertakers
First Ave
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