Appalling Lake Michigan disaster sinks Hackley off Greeneland
The steamship J H Hackley foundered seven miles off Greeneland in a fierce gale on Saturday night. Seven crew and passengers were saved by the steamer Bhe teyeun at dawn. many others, including Captain Joseph Vorus and several officers, are missing or believed drowned. Survivors describe intense suffering, panic, and attempts to cling to wreckage as the vessel sank, with rescue the next morning by the Shiboyean.
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Marinette
Win
Oct
Lake Michigan
J. HM. Hackley
Greeneland
Bheteyeun
Hackley
Frank Blakefield
Joseph Vorus
Gearge Leclaire, JR
Jacksonport
Win Joseph Vorua
Hackiey
Fish Creek
Truchly
Cook
Bona Barringer
Lawrence Barringer
Henry Barston M. Pieh
Arl Kelky
Frances Vincent Ie Vincents
Reg Harber
Freeman Thorp
Pish Creek
Nels
Stergeon Bay
N. Puteeimmons
Jacksonpart
Orin Rowen
Engrower
Scramble Among Sailors Over Remaining Cyant Wreckage
Report describes a chaotic scramble among the men aboard during attempts to reach distant cyant wreckage, with most engaged in the effort and no clear leader or outcome stated.
Sister Ray Blaine Me Weeney Save Two Others
Two other passengers were saved in an incident involving Sister Ray Blaine Me, though names could not be secured. The fragmentary report notes at least two survivors and ongoing attempts to identify all involved.
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Ray Blaine
Wheat of formaldehyde milk poisoning arrests widen
Authorities arrest William F Quimby Emane Swanson Itiam Hoppe and others on charges of manslaughter tied to the Carrie Constantine case and formaldehyde milk adulteration. Warranted suspects include A W Pratt and Royal Dairy partners as investigations target poisoned milk supply and farmer testimonies expand.
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Wiliam F. Quimby
Duwamish
Emane Swanson
Itiam A. Hoppe
Fittie Carrie Constantine
A. W Pratt
Royal Dairy
Hi Partners
Shion Grill
Duwamish Dairy Ny
A. E. Ith
Orella
Carnot Disaster Drowns Thirteen Crew Near Rotterdam
The French-flagged logger Carnot went ashore last night at Rotterdam. Thirteen crewmen were drowned while the remaining crew were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
Iet
Carnot
Juror Illness Delays Titman Murder Trial
Prospects of the James H. Titman murder trial are delayed due to illness of a juror. The Lexington case gutting details remain uncertain as the juror’s condition affects court proceedings.
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Lexington
James H. Titman
Matartet
Yukon steamer Sarah sinks after hitting rock
The Northern Commercial company Yukon river steamer Sarah struck a rock yesterday near Nation City seven miles below Kagie and sank quickly. Six tons of cargo were lost. A wrecking vessel has gone downriver to attempt salvage.
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Dawron
Oct
Northern Commercial Company
Yukon River
Sarah Atruck
Rock
Nation City
Kagie
Missing Miner Eugene Tambarini Reported Silent in Beattie
Eugene Tambarini a Tasquah miner vanished after arriving June 7 to collect a large sum of money. Beattie residents and his relatives have found no trace. He planned to return home the same day but has not been heard from since.
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Eugene Tambarini
Tasaquah
Beattie
Yellow fever reports in Laredo morning
One genuine and four suspicious cases of yellow fever are reported at Laredo this morning. The item notes Fort Worth Ort. 5 where the report originates and classifies cases as genuine or suspicious.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Laredo
Beattie to Headquarter Alle-Chambers Co in Seattle
The Alle-Chambers Co of Milwaukee will move its headquarters to Seattle and establish a large machinery depot here. The Milwaukee firm manufactures saw mill flour mill mining and other machinery and is described as one of the world’s largest machinery concerns. Thieves broke into Fred Ferguson's room at the Queen City hotel and stole $16 using pass keys yesterday morning.
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Fred Perguson
Queen City
Gambling raids net nine arrested in Snohomish and Seattle
Deputy sheriffs and Justice Danes court officers raided bars in Snohomish and Seattle on Saturday arresting nine men on gambling charges. Proprietors and dealers from Beattie Harbor and neighboring bars were taken into custody, accused of running poker games with a house cut. Bonds ranged from 60 to 1000 dollars as Justice Carm handled the cases.
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Justice Court
Dal Roberts
Mike Keily
Justice Danes Court
Snohomish
Seattle
Seefere
Pete Jamieron
James Mo
Farland
Pete Banders
Oscar Birnman
John Sullivan
John Doe
M. J. Curry
Thomas B. Stiles
Marty Stanley
Ware
McGovvern
Eome
Justice Carm
Callahan
Scott
McGovern
Carnes
State liquor dealers meet in Beattie convention at Bagies hall
Carrie Nation would be welcomed if she visited tomorrow as 160 delegates gather for a two day State Liquor Dealers Association convention at Bagies hall. President J W Morrison of Beattie presents a report and after adjournment delegates tour Puget Sound navy yard and theater. Mrs Marie Taylor dies at Green Lake aged 19 from heart disease after six months in Beattie. Theodine of Woo, Wa Chong Company official, is burglarized from his coat.
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Carrie Nation
State Liquor Dealers Association
Bagie’s Hall
J. W. Morrison
Beattie
South Beattie
Seattle Brewing
Alting Cody
Aelemater
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Marie Taylor
Green Lake
Beattic
California
Therodine of Woo
General Manor
The
Wa Chong Company
Main Street
Minnesota Has Giant Center Again
Mouse L. Airathern returns to Minnesota as a dominant center after two months of hard work on the farm. He is regarded as one of the strongest men in western football circles and outplayed nearly every opponent last season except for one.
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Emote
Mouse L. Airathern
Minnesota
Weetern
Firet
Capeon
Negus Acquitted in Fatal Shooting Case
O Negus was acquitted by a superior court jury of murder in the May death of Ma ward Kebabian. After four months in prison he left the courtroom a free man and thanked the jurors. The shooting occurred in Kebabians yard following a quarrel over an insult to Ida Coates.
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O. Negus
Maward Kebabian
Negus
Nexus
Kebabian
Mise Ida Coates
Negue
Negua
Labor Meetings Tonight At City Halls And Halls
Hallard Ship Carpenters and Baker meet at Hall Mallard Electrical Workers 217. Wall renew hall 140 Second Ave. Plasterers Olympic hall Hot Bed second Ave. Presemen W C L TU hall 186 Second Ave. Sheet Metal Workers Mercant Hall 1400 Second Ave.
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Hallard Ship Carpenters-Baker
Mallard Electrical Workers
Beattie and Oakland Battle to Eight Inning Tie
In a rain affected game Beattie and Oakland tied after eight innings as Ernie McKay struggled on the mound for the visitors while Gield slipped, hindering base running. Lehman left due to an injury, and fielding was ragged on the slick grounds with several outs disputed.
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Beattie
Oakland
Ernie McKay
Lehman
Grid Scores from Historic Intercollegiate Contests
The record lists multiple football scores including University of Maine and Princeton at 6 to 6, Yale versus Vermont, Stanford facing Reliance 0, and Tecoma High School beating Vashon College 11 to 6.
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Princeton
Georgetown
Yale
University of Vermont
Stanford
Reliance
Tecoma High School
Vashon College
King County Horticultural Society Seeks Deputy Fruit Commissioner
The King County Horticultural Society petitioned the state horticultural commission to appoint John T. Blackburn deputy fruit commissioner for the county. The group had strongly protested the appointment of any non King County resident as district inspector.
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King County Horticultural Society
State Horticultural Commission
John T. Blackburn
King County
Edmund Watson Dead Ma roon Owner Notice
Edmund Watson of Pike Street, a man roon owner, was committed to Stella County asylum days ago and died yesterday from softening of the brain. The body was moved to the Bonney-Watson funeral parlor. He belonged to the Fraternal Order of Pugies.
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Edmund Watson
Pike Street
Asylum For the
Stellacooty
Bonney-Watson Funers
Order of Pugies
Meanest Thief on Record Nabbed After Crutch Theft
Victor Stein, described by police as the meanest thief, was arrested after stealing a cripple named Creighton’s crutches while Creighton sat on a wharf. Patrolman Wickman detained Creighton and coordinated Stein’s capture by Patrolman Montrade later that day.
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Victor Stein
Patrelman Montrade
Creighton
Stein
Wickman
Doubleheader at Athletic Park Ends In Split
The season ending doubleheader at Athletic Park saw one win for the Infant team and a loss in the second game as pitchers Hickey Damman Maupin performed well. Joe McCarthy stood out with ten chances error free, while Rock Freeman heads to the Portland Coast League for the rest of the season.
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Hicker
Damman
Jack Hickey
Hie
Maupin
Joe McCarthy
Rock Freeman
Portland
RWE
Spokane
Cattle
Hickey
Stanley
Iemman
Hanson
Pokane
Seattle
Frary
Sranley
Prominent Portland Couple Confesses In Robberies
Arthur T Joleen a member of a leading Portland family confessed to two highway robberies. His young wife confessed to being implicated in the holdups. The incidents occurred near the east side of the river, with Joleen taking small change from a victim and the messenger boy receiving about a dollar. The wife, a 17 year old widow with a child, said she might go to Salem to find work near her husband.
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Portland
Ore
Arthur T Joleen
A. H Johnson
Worthe
Johnson
Martin Nelson
Memnene
Ger Bey
Joheon
Nelson
Mra. Johnson
Salem
Tornado Sweeps Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Illinois
Reports describe a devastating tornado that struck Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and Illinois Saturday night. Three people were killed and extensive property damage occurred two miles southeast of Minne sota. Many frame houses barns and grain sheds were destroyed and livestock perished along the storm path.
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T. Paul Minng
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Ton, Ti
Wisconsin Towns Grapple With Devastating Tornado Toll
A severe tornado struck multiple Wisconsin towns causing eight deaths and numerous injuries in St Charles La Crosse Waupaca and Plainfield and narrowly missed Prine. Rescue crews work amid widespread damage as communities assess losses and seek aid.
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St. Charles
la Crosse
Waupaca
Win
Plainefield
Wie
Prine
Tragedy at Geld Run Cave-In Crushed Miner
Louie Bevervon was buried under collapsed earth in a cave-in at No 7 Geld Run just after dawn yesterday. Rescue teams worked through shifting debris as officials prepared a preliminary report on the accident with details still incomplete.
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Dawson
Louie Bevervon
Miner Dies After Slip At Quarts Creek Shaft
A miner named Frank Crowden fell from the No 1l shaft below Mack's discovery on Quarts creek. He slipped on the surface and dashed headlong to the bottom, a distance of several feet, dying yesterday morning.
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Wes
Quarts Creek
Frank Crowden
Palestine Girl Tot Young Becomes Helen Gould’s Private Secretary
Tot Young of Palestine Texas, daughter of Mr and Mrs C J Young and granddaughter of the railway pioneer Dr C T Young, has been named private secretary to Helen Gould. The town takes pride in this notable appointment.
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Palestine, Tex
Tot Young
Helen Gould
Palestine
Ths
Tot
Mia. C. JB. Young
C. T. Young
Lone Star State
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