Giants Rout Red Sox in Pennant Race Showdown
The New York Giants defeated Boston by 8 to 1 as Ames held the visitors to two hits. A big seventh inning rally broke the game open with six runs after a third inning score. Boston’s lone run came in the eighth. Brooklyn and Philadelphia also played with mixed results in other National League games mentioned.
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United Press
New York
Giants
Boston
Newark
Tuckey
Ames
Iiaitore
Pacific coast cities unite to form Pacific delegation
San Francisco and major Pacific cities including Oakland Los Angeles Portland Seattle and Spokane convened in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to fuse rivalries and create a unified coast delegation. The aim is to press for western state interests before Congress with leaders hoping for coordinated action and better influence. Delegation members named include C F Swigart B Giltner J N Teal George M K Holmes and L Q from Portland Chapter.
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San Francisco
L& Solid Pacific Coast
Ngton
Oak
Los Angeles
Portland
Seat. Com
Spokane
Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Jones
Pacific Coast
Portland of Commerce
C.F. Swigart
B . Giltner
J. N. Teal
George M. K. J. Holmes
L. Q
Arizona man swept to death at Niagara Falls
Private today report Brewster of this city was swept over Niagara Falls after Cateron slipped from a lip. He drowned as the current carried him over the cascade. The incident occurred near the falls in Arizona and Mexico were not involved.
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Ariz
Brewster Mmn
Thin City
Meath
Niagara
Cateron
Arizona
Moxcu
Black Hand Tied to East Side Tenement Fire Tragedy
Fire Marshall Kelly links the blaze to the Black Hand after two men were seen rolling a barrel into the building and threats were found. Tenement residents perished in a chaotic inferno that trapped families on every floor, with babies saved by being tossed to police and firefighters below. The Mulberry Street tenement, in the Italian quarter, housed many foreigners.
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New York
Kelly
Black Hand
Petro Magillactio
Mulberry
Godart Presents Edna by Her Fiancé in Court
New York hearing before Commissioner Gilebriet centers on a $7,000 automobile given to Edna Wallace Hopper by A. O. Brown of the defunct firm A. O. Brown & Co. Hopper calls the gift from her fiancé, and says the engagement and wedding plans remain unchanged.
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Star Special Service
New York
A. O. Brown
A. O. Brown & Co
United States
Gilebriet
Edna Wallace Hopper
Contractor Nordqvist Arrested for Mayhem
A. Nordqvist a contractor of 507 Allen Place was arrested today by Constable James Shannon on a mayhem charge brought by Jose Primenau who says Nordqvist injured him in a fight Nordqvist was released on a 1 bond by Police Judge B Gordon
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Allen Place
James Shannon
Jose Primenau
Nordquist
Julie Nordquist
B. Gordon
Pinhd for Shooting Nith and M Arnold Arrested
Pinhd for shooting one man and another is jailed after Deputy Sheriff C B Bentondia arrested them yesterday. Details of the incident and charges are not fully disclosed in the report.
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Nith
M. Arnold
C. B. Bentondia
Judge Hands Down Guilty Plea in Life Arm Case
A defendant appeared before Police Judge John Jadon and pleaded guilty. He received a fine and costs after the admission in a case described as life arm related, with limited readable details in the report.
Beattie Conference Prep With A P Exposition Officials
John Harrett director of the Bureau of American Republicans travels from Los Angeles to Beattie for a conference with AP exposition officials about Central and South American exhibitions before returning to Washington.
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Los Angeles
Get
John Harrett
Bureau of American Republicans
Washington, D
Beattie
Central
South Amerte
Typhoon Hits Manila as U S Fleet Demonstrates Power
A twelve hour 100 mph typhoon sweeps Manila as the U S flagship Georgia rides out the gale. The storm damages small craft and houses while the fleet’s presence stabilizes the city and suppresses cholera districts. Officials claim it delays Philippine independence and stirs regional tensions.
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Manila
Council Spends Beyond Income Amid Odd Theft Report
Mike Jehnner reported his purse with $20 to Ballard police after a pickpocket slipped it from his pocket while riding a trolley Saturday night. Opponents of the compulsory vaccination law plan a meeting tonight at Theosophic Hall at 4 o'clock. Dr J C Me is urged to attend and speak on the subject.
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S4th Ave
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Ballard
Neil Tonlaht
J. C. Me
Half-clad wife driven from Ballard home
Mrs. Brown, of 5610 22nd Ave N W, wandered Ballard streets late Saturday night after her husband Da frown allegedly threatened to kill her. Police arrested Brown on a disorderly charge. he was fined 20 dollars after release.
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22Nd Av. N. W
Ballard
Brown Wee
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Debs garners huge crowds in New York campaigning
Debs arrives on the Red Special to New York and is met by an enthusiastic crowd at Grand Central Station. Police lines are overwhelmed as supporters tear at clothing and surge toward him. He speaks at two large meetings, including the Hippodrome, with Edwin Markham, Upton Sinclair and Rose Pastor Stokes among the attendees.
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Grand Central Station
Mippodrome
Edwin Markham
Upton Sinclair
Rose Pastor Stokes
Bulgaria Proclaims Independence and Kingdom
Sofia reports Prince Ferdinand declares Bulgaria an independent kingdom and czar. The proclamation at Tirnovo follows cabinet backing, signaling possible Balkan war as Bulgaria seeks support from Berve and Roumania and plans likely clash with Turkey. Constantinople confirms cabinet plan to move 20 regiments to the Bulgarian frontier.
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France England and Russia Back Mediation Between Turkey and Bulgaria
An unofficial Foreign Office statement says France England and Russia in the new triple alliance have agreed to propose mediation between Turkey and Bulgaria. The move signals a diplomatic bid to ease tensions in the Balkan region as both sides consider terms of settlement.
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Foreign Office
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Russia
Turkey
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England Hears News London Oct b The News
The fragment reports England hearing news from London with unclear date reference and partial caption. The wording suggests a historical news bulletin noting events in the capital. Further readable specifics are unavailable in the provided text.
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England
London
Miners Die in Shaft Accident at Brauncen Olive Mine
Two miners Herman Herron and George Yarachke were killed when they were hurled 400 feet down the shaft at the Mount Olive Brauncen Olive mine in Louis, Missouri, as intense heat and collapse trapped workers.
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Herman Herron
George Yarachke
Straw ballot in Redding’s hall shows Taft 61 Bryan 69
At a dance in Redding’s hall in Taft total 61 votes and Bryan 69 on a straw ballot. Of 960 men present, 120 voted. Five longest serving U S senators and their entry dates listed: Rugene ale Maine 1881 Frye Maine 1881 Aldrich Rhode Island 1881 Cullom litinala 1883 Teller Colorado 1885.
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Bryan
Redding
United States
Senate
Rkrugeneale
Maine
William Frye
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
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Litinala
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Missing owner claims property in Ballard dispute
McLaughlin, after two years in Ballard and believing an empty home at 6542 22nd Ave N W belonged to him, faced arrest on a trespass warrant when owner Herman Nilson returned from Alaska and found the house occupied. Tax delinquencies prompted payment and possession questions.
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Ballard
Ugd McLaughlin
McLaughlin
22Nd Ay. N. W
Court House
Herman Nilson
Alaska
Nilson
Coal Fire Destroys 4000 Tons at Beale Street Wharf
A Pacific Coast Coal Company bunker fire at Beale and Stryant streets in San Francisco destroyed 4000 tons of coal and damaged offices and warehouses. Fire crews fought for five hours with relief lines to be manned for a week. Damage estimated between 60000 and 106000 dollars. several firefighters overcome by fumes but none seriously injured.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Coal Company
Beale and
Stryant St
Beale St Wharf
Deputy Warden Arrests Two Boys for Hunting License Violations
Deputy game warden arrested two boys, Gerthaway and Donald Star, for hunting without a license. Hathaway warned him not to buy a license. Captain Breese arrested Cr. Dod for shooting quail on university grounds.
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Gerthaway
Donald Star
Hathaway
Capete Breese
Cr. Dod
Bookbinding chief honored in prewar department notes
Snippet recounts recognition of a bookbinding department head in a prewar government context. Notes indicate the person served and departed, with mention of the bindery role and a government setting.
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Aupmeerdas
Phi Wn Inoe
District petitions for daily mail in Green Lake area
Residents north and west of Green Lake petition for daily mail delivery and designate station B as the distributing point from Woodland Park to the city limits.
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Green Lake End
Woodland Park
Vou
Ambassader Juseer says no trouble with Germany over Morocco
Ambassador Juseer, back from a vacation in France, declared there is no trouble between the United States and Germany regarding the Moroccan question.
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Washington
Ambaacader Juseer
France
Germany
Chamber Meeting Tomorrow Reports on Tax Cuts
The Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at 1 30. Key report focuses on the state board of equalization action reducing taxes in King County.
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Chamber of Commerce
State Board of Equalisation
King County
Civil Service Exam Applications Rise for City Posts
More than seven hundred applications are on file with the civil service commission for forthcoming examinations for positions in the city government including clerical and engineering roles.
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Civil Service Commission
Lege 4
Engineering Sepessneense
Carwheel injury risks amputating foot at Providence hospital
Joseph Carr, a laborer aged 21, suffered a severe crush to his left foot while alighting from a street car. Doctors at Providence hospital fear amputation may be required.
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Joseph Carr
Providence Hospital
Carr
Lectures Planned for Beattie Teachers by UW Professor
Prof Edward Bleserfa of the University of Washington will give a winter course of lectures for Beattie teachers. The lectures will be held next Monday at o clock in the Central school bulletin.
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Beattie
Edward ©. Bleserfa
University of Washington
Builetin
Socialist challenger Yimil Herman to debate C I Miller
Yimil Herman, socialist candidate for congress in the Second district, issued a challenge to Democratic candidate C I Miller to meet him on the stump in a joint debate.
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Yimil Herman
Congress
C. If. Miller
Webster Rusk Disappears After Morning Walk
Webster Rusk, 12, went missing yesterday morning after leaving home at 504 street. Police request public help to locate him and remind residents to contact authorities with any information.
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Webster Rusk
Hartsele to Kirkland appoints pastor and transfers
Mr. Harteell will succeed Trev as pastor of the Kirkland church. Mr. Sarake and the pastor move to Kirkland, with Mr. Drake transferred to Ballard.
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Fiev
J. Harteell
Trev
Sarake Aed
KB. Ehurch
Kirkland
Drake
Ballard
Council considers bond issue for 1.5 million special election
Chairman Sawyer leads discussion at the council meeting proposing a resolution and later an ordinance for a special bond election of 1.5 million. The funds would finance permanent improvements and a sinking fund to cover maturing debt, while reducing the regular tax levy. Concerns grow over bond use and tax impact amid city deficits and debt limits.
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Sawyer
Council Finance Committee
Bawyer
Bowyer
Council
Ing
Tag Day Sales Reach Near Twelve Thousand Dollars
Tag day for the Charity Organization society raised about 12000 dollars as reported by organizer Mrs. William E. Humphrey who led the event. Over 8000 dollars already banked with checks arriving by mail and more expected. Ballard's total remains to be added.
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Charity Organization Society
William E. Humphrey
Attempt to Lynch a Negro Fiend in Los Angeles Court
In Los Angeles on October 5 a mob of about 100 men attacked police guarding Edward Martin who had been sentenced to life at San Quentin for assaulting Edith Ralston. Amid cries of kill the nigger the crowd surged toward the prisoner. Debell, Edith’s fiancé, hanged himself as officers kept the mob back. Martin then pleaded guilty before Judge Curtis D. Wilbur and received the life sentence.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Edward Martin
San Quentin
Edith Ralston
W.S. Debell
Judge Austin
Martin
Debelly
Athone
Superior Court
Curtis D. Wilbur
Snake and Cat Fight to Death on Waterfront
A gray tomcat and a 30 inch garter snake tangled on Pier 4 in a dramatic early morning standoff. A longshoreman intervened with a hammer and the cat seized the meal, eating the snake, while the cat nicknamed Crocodile earned its daily bread.
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Cat
Waterfront
Pier 4
Tts
Crocodile
Clothier Reports Theft at Washington Street Store
Louie Hurwits, clothier at 168 Washington Street, reported to police that two suits of clothing valued at 77.50 were stolen from his shop during his absence yesterday.
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Louie Hurwits
Washington St
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