Roosevelt vows no policy change amid calls for reform
President Roosevelt affirms no shift in policy while promising punishment of lawbreakers. He defends government oversight of large wealth in interstate business, urges workers to stand firm and notes officials will prosecute fraud. He cautions against corruption in politics and business. Roosevelt's river trip proceeds with large crowds in Keokuk and St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Roosevelt
Keokuk
St. Louie
Misetesippi Valley
Business Men's Club
Father of Waters
Caire
Clothes Dryer at 65 Cents Sale
A sale offers a clothes dryer for 65 cents with a price of 45 cents and a set time of 8 30. The ad highlights a 65 cent dryer and a 45 cent price point in bold terms.
Seattle Regrade Firms May Control Major Projects
H E Overstreet of Chicago sells Rainler Development stake to Lewis Wiley McAllaster and J C Joffrey. Negotiations proceed to buy W H Hawley Co plant. If completed, two Lewin McAllaster Jeffrey companies would oversee most Seattle regrade work aside from the Ith Ave job. Mill Workers union in Everett considers strike to push for Hindus fired.
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H. E. Overstreet
Chicago
Rainler Development Co
W. W. Lewis
Wiley
McAlblaster
J. C. Joffrey
W. H. Hawley Co
Messrs
Everett
Mill Workers’ Union
Milla
Shipping updates from Valdes and Seward voyages
The Jeanie arrived at Valdes and Seward and the Tug Lenora was sold by the United States to a new owner. The Dolphin sailed for the southeast with a fair passenger and freight. The City of Seattle allotted eight for Skagway with food and heavy freight aboard. The wreck of the Tellus near Hoquiam sold to California interests. The Saratoga sails tonight for Catalla Valdez and Seward.
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Jeanie
Valdes
Spward
Lenora
United States
Marah
Er Lobtad
Dolphin
Southeastern
Puyallup Fair Opens Under Clear Weather
The Puyallup Valley fair opened today with a large crowd in attendance. Exhibits in stock and poultry were praised as the best in the state, with President Paulbemury presiding at the opening. The fair runs through Saturday, promising strong crowds each day.
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t@ cereman
Jon
Paulbemuy
Typographical Union 203 to Celebrate Twenty Fifth Anniversary
Seattle Typographical Union No. 203 marks its twenty fifth anniversary with a celebration at Christensen's Broadway hall on Tuesday evening October 16. The event promises dancing and cards and aims to surpass all past social affairs of the union in scope and success.
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Seattle Typographical Union No. 203
Christensen
Broadway Hall
Typographical Union
A Y P E Officer Appointed to Seattle Alaska Flight
In Sacramento California Governor Gillett appoints J A Pilcher, secretary of the state agricultural society, as commissioner to the Yukon Pacific Exposition to be held in Seattle.
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Cal
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J. A. Pilcher
State Agricultural Society
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California
Adema
Seattle
Sherlock Holmes Used To Nab Cattle Maimers In London
In a Seattle Star Exclusive Service report from London on October 1, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle uses Holmes like methods to unravel cattle maiming in the Wyrely and Walehall districts. A former Parsee lawyer named Edalfl was convicted four years ago and the police now view Doyle's reasoning as a tool to identify the suspect amid new cases. Scotland Yard watches a leader of a suspected gang as a $1000 reward stands for the capture of the maimer.
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London
Eng
Staffordehire
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Wyrely
Walehall
George Edalfl
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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Sir Arthur
Scotland Yardaleatha
Mraimer
Governor Steams Into Harbor in Pacific Coast Launch
The Governor, Pacific Coast company’s new twin screw steamship, docked at Pier B at 10 30 am with 100 invited guests. Captain Shea sailed from Philadelphia August 7 arriving San Francisco September 24 setting a record voyage around the Horn. The vessel is 417 feet long with 600 passenger capacity and 20 400 tons net tonnage. No successor to W B Pierce has been named pending the directors’ New York meeting on the 10th.
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Pier B
Weat Point
Seattle
George W. Andrews
Northwest
Shea
Philadelphia
San Francisco
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Frisco
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W. B. Pierce
New York
Parted Though Wedded Domestic Comedy Drama
A Colorado couple Leonard A Walthoff and Miss Bennett wed in Beattie after parental opposition halted their Denver engagement. The bride’s mother intervened and the groom was forced to leave with his father but the couple communicated by secret letter pledging fidelity and a quick reunion. The Walthoffs and Bennett family circles are noted in Colorado social life.
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Malthoff
Nee Bennett
Leonard Walthoff
Denver
Miss Bennett
Beattie
Ove Atheart
Ralthoff Sentlor
Henretta
Halthoffa
Colorado
Heating Stove Praised For Thirty Five Years On Market
The heating stove has endured thirty five years on the market due to sound construction and careful assembly. Since manufacture began the principles and methods have been maintained with utmost care, making it the popular and most satisfactory heating product worldwide with the longest sales.
Markets Spark Brisk Trade With Diverse Produce Listings
Western avenue markets show steady demand and stable quotes as California sweet potatoes arrive at 24.4 cents per pound. Grapes, butter, honey, and a wide range of fruits and vegetables from local and distant sources fill shelves, with prices held firm despite large supplies.
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Western Av
California
Western Ar
Seattle Electric bans riding on front streetcar vestibules
Beginning this morning Seattle Electric Company issued an order prohibiting passengers from riding on the front vestibules of street cars. Smokers who wish to light up must do so on the rear platform. If protests from ladies grow, smoking on street cars may be forbidden entirely as once done in Tacoma. Local note.
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Seattle Electric Company
Tacoma
Boxer troubles start in China Kan Chonfu district
Shanghai dispatch reports Boxer disturbances erupting in the Kan chonfu district with troops deployed to quell violence. The Catholic mission is destroyed and a French priest is killed while American missionaries and families are reported safe. London adds no naval station plans at Esquimalt.
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United Press
Shanghai
Kanchonfu
London
Admiralty
Esquimalt
Victoria
B.C
Strikes Spread as Shoremen Walkout Across Regions
Reports indicate shoremen and teamsters began strikes in New Orleans and along the Mississippi River, with expected disruption. In Helena the president Loeb and General Young are coordinating efforts to pursue hunting in the state, while a missing person search continues in Palouse Washington for John Ulery known as Beaver Jack in the Bitterroot mountains.
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Mississippi River
Loeb
Helena
B. M. Young
Palouse
Wash
John Ulery
Beaver Jack
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