Wreck of the Northern Light Drags Ocean Freighter Down
The sound freighter Northern Light, 265 gross tons, owned by Beattie Whatcom Transportation, broke in two at Higgins Slough near La Conner during yesterday’s storm. It filled with water, 8600 sacks of oats ruined, and was total loss as tide and gale drove it onto the slough. Capt Charter Cadwell and crew escaped unharmed.
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Frieghter
Higgins Slough
Higgins’ Slough
la Conner
Northern Light
Beattie- Whatcom Transportation Company
Charter
Cadwell
Gale wreck hits Juan de Fuca Strait boats
A violent gale yesterday noon in the Juan de Fuca Strait caused the Little Withkeh to capsize on its voyage to Seattle, about miles east of Clallam Bay. Rescuers and bystanders helped Frank Fabre save his boathouse and boats as all rowboats were moved to the wharf to prevent further loss.
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Straits of
Juan de Fuca
Seattle
Turtle
Clallam Bey
Fabre
Violent storm damages Seattle waterfront and vessels
A severe gale pounded West Seattle and the Brighton boat house area, wrecking yachts and launches. Ben Gustaveesa and Andrew Sanders were rescued from a capetard craft as waves swamped boats, while the Mary and Madeleine suffered damage. Tugboats towed stricken vessels toward safer moorings amid widespread destruction.
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Eres Oi
Seattir
Agen
Brighton
Battery Street
Baltimore
Madeleine
Seattle
Oscar BF
May
Harold
San Juan Fish Company
Mary
Firighton
Arrow
Quaril Strike Near Lynn Canal Reportedly Found
A. C. Donnely and F. B. Little from Seattle reportedly found a gold bearing rock near the upper Lynn Canal seven miles north of the city. Assays show about 12 dollars per ton. The Burnside cable ship halted by an iceberg while heading to Sitka to splice and continue laying cable.
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Seattle
Lynn Canal
A. C. Donnely
Little
Skagway Canal
Tacoma
Scattel
Dolphin
Burnside
Juneau
Sitka
Big Gain in Exports Figures Reported by Port Warden
Port Warden Jensen's September report shows a substantial export increase over August, totaling 925 019 dollars. The gain reflects higher shipments by Wokseens and marks a strong month for the port.
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Jensen
Wokseens
Orient Takes Lead in British Columbia Comeback
An early report notes the Orient in a strong position as news arrives from British Columbia with signs of a decisive development. The piece highlights the regional impact and expected follow up details.
Eruption Witnesses Describe Mount St. Helens Blast
Olympia observers James Brewer J M Gurgan and Rev William H Triesch recount witnessing Mount St Helens eruption amid rain and a massive explosion described as dynamite like. Earth tremors followed and witnesses farther up reported rocks and dust raining down in the hail.
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Olympia
James Brewer
J. M. Gurgan
William H. Triesch
Mount St. Melens
Mr. Krewer
Mass Meeting Called in North Seattle for Bonded Courthouse Vote
The North Seattle Improvement Club calls a mass meeting of North Beattie residents tonight at 420 Denny Way about the new court house and city hall bonding proposition.
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North
St Paul Wins First pennant in American Association
St Paul clinched the league flag as the first pennant winners in their history in the American Association. The team earned praise for consistent teamwork and strong performances this season.
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ST. Paul
American Association
Diamonds in Alaska Nome Prospect Attracts Attention
Nome reports a discovery of a rough diamond valued around $50,000 found by mining men. McMally plans to ship the gem to New York for Tiffanys examination to confirm its value. If verified, Nome could emerge as a diamond prospecting center alongside its placer gold mines.
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Nome
Trier
New York
Tiffany's
Be ward peninsula rock hints at precious stones finds
A perturbing report from Nome cites a pert explorer stating that Be ward peninsula may host precious stones. He notes formations similar to those in South Africa and Brazil, but no development work was undertaken. This supports hints about the Hivestone region discovery by Miles McNally.
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Seward Peninsula
So ‘Pert
Diamond Fields
South Africa
Beward Peninsula
Biresil
Nome
Hivestone
Miles McNally
Chief Sullivan Takes New Action Against Everly Club
Chief Sullivan and Attorney Scott prepare to file a complaint over the Everly club run by Mancard Bourne opposite the post office. Joe Hoeslich, owner of the rental property, faces possible arrest for leasing the building for immoral purposes as Belmont, a noted slum figure, awaits eviction with aid from Hoeslich’s lawyers. The chief says he has one chance to pursue the owner and remove the woman from the premises.
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Shief Sullivan
Everly
Alias Mancardbourne
Hadith Belmont
Joe Hoeslich
Belmont
Tven
Chief Bulliven
Scott
Hoestich
Case of State Against Whittleley Continues One Week
The state versus ex County Treasurer Charles F Whittley has a trial in Superior Court before Special Judge Wilmont Tucker delayed one week to allow inspection of the treasurer's books. Cross examination of expert accountant Charles B. Grant concluded yesterday.
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Charlies F. Whittlesey
Wilmont Tucker
Charlies B. Grant
Veiled Prophet Parade Opens With Electric Display
St Louis hosts the Veiled Prophet parade as the annual event returns with about 100000 visitors expected. The notable new feature this year is the use of electricity in the parade presentation.
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ST. Louis
St Louie
Veiled Pageant In Saint Louis Promises Ceremony
The article describes a grand society event in Saint Louis featuring cloaked grooms and a modern parade using wireless signals. The centerpiece is a featured dignitary, the Vetted Prophet, whose attendance marks the highlight of the season. The program will conclude with a bell ceremony and a major social gathering.
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Louis
Nebraska Federation of Women's Clubs Opens Ninth Annual Meet
Delegates from local organizations across Nebraska fill the First Congregational church in Fremont for the ninth annual meeting. The opening program includes the president’s address and officer reports with educational discussions and payments on tap for the evening sessions through Thursday.
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Fremont
Neb
Nebraska Federation of Women's Clube
First Congregational Church
Sions
Tapping a New Vein at Newcastle Coal Mine
Improvements at the Pacific Coast Coal Company Newcastle mine will tap a newly discovered vein. Seven hundred feet of tunnel will be driven to reach the vein, boosting capacity to 1000 tons of fuel daily and raising the mine to third rank among state mining properties.
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Newcastle
South Carolina Bankers A S A convention in Columbia
Telegraph briefs from Columbia and Ogden note the third annual convention of the South Carolina Bankers Association in Columbia begun on October 6. The two day program includes papers and practical discussions. Teachers from Utah attend the state association meeting with a welcoming program and business sessions scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Columbia
D. C
South Carolina Bankers’ Association
McKee Appears in Court in Humble-Looking Tray
The defendant McKee appeared in court looking humble and subdued as authorities arrayed him in the courtroom. A Greek statue was noted in the background as proceedings began.
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McKee
Prisoner Waives Hearing In Larceny Case
McKee, held on grand larceny charges, appeared in the county court wearing ill fitting clothes taken from a local man. Detectives Hubbard and Saturday reported the case after the alleged theft of a complete outfit from Shea. Clothes were held as evidence.
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Crwekata
McKee
Shea
Hubbard
Saturday
Funeral services set for Raymond H. Maden
Funeral services for Raymond H. Maden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eiwood Maden, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock at the Butterworth chapel. J. M. Walsh described as a hard-working man. details note a recent arrest connected to a Ban Juan incident.
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Raymond H. Maden
Eiwood Maden
Butterworth Chapel
Trinity Parish Men’s Club Meeting Notice
The Men’s Club of Trinity Parish church meets in the church at 7 pm. A short sermon and a brief address will be given by EB Lewis and Rev G Russell, H H Gowen. Light refreshments will be served.
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Wii
EB Lewis
G. Ruxselie
H. H Gowen
Meeting of League of Municipalities Opens in City
The annual League of Municipalities meeting opens at the city Y M C A auditorium with McLane welcoming delegates. Mayor James M. Head of Nashville addresses municipal contract issues while Charleston mayor J Adersmyth and other officials participate. Police search continues for Thomas who vanished from 510 Washington Street with missing silverware.
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League of Americanities
Tomer McLane
J. Adersmyth
Charleston
James M
Nashville
Batiniayi
Cale
They Thoms
Varsht Foutoall Varsht Foutoall Football Squad Alters Prospects
The university football squad concentrates on evening practice as coach Kulett assesses potential starters. Candidates include Crimm at center, Zieharth, De Voe, and Bigeworth at guards, Pullen and McDonald at tackles, and three near-certain ends led by Hill and Tibalsa. Halfback spots remain unsettled with Lants and Meimen likely alternates.
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Sherer
Crimm
Fer
Zieharth
de Voe
Bigeworth
Pullen
McDeonald
Bigrist
Migriat
Hill
Tibalsa
Cosgrove
Birauss
Bas
Ber Full Beck
Lants
Meimen
University Football Team Sets Historic Schedule and Practice
The university aims for its strongest second team and plans a regular schedule with high school tours nationwide. The college team plays a crucial role in supplying material for future varsity squads. The season opens October 24 against Whitman in this city after several practice games with locals.
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Whitman
Opium Fiends Fined and Ordered to Leave City
Rene Harton George Ferrie and George Wheeler were fined 25 dollars plus costs by Judge Poller yesterday for opium smoking. Appeals were filed by each defendant. One of the men, a notorious character, was given four hours to depart the city.
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Rene Harton
George Ferrie
George Wheeler
George
Joe Joiden
Three Little Blazes Strike Local Dwellings and Buildings
Fire crews responded to three incidents in quick succession. Cy Reebach on 4 Twentieth Avenue suffered about 875 in damage from a home fire. J Moore's building at King Street and Rainier Avenue sustained 175 in loss due to a fire. J T Hatsheid building at 518 Jackson Street had a chimney fire causing 825 in damage.
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Cy Reebach
Twentieth Avenue
J. Moore
King Street
Rainier Avenue
J. T. Hatsheid
Jackson Street
Sam Jones Lectures Postponed At City Auditorium
Reverend Sam P. Jones, noted Georgia revivalist, cancels a scheduled night lecture citing illness. A letter from his Cartersville home says physicians prohibit starting dates before November 1. He promises to resume engagements in Beattie within a few months.
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Sam P. Jones
Georgia
Reverend Jones
Cartersville
Hie
Beattie
Bribery Probe Sparks Disbarment Rumors in Nome Court
Special correspondence reports a sensational district court session in Nome with potential disbarment of attorneys W. T. Lowe and Jonas L. Mecina. Witness Meulon testified Love arranged payoffs via J. M. Johansen for the Hot Air Mining Company, claiming a 100 dollar scheme at Carthou claim near Nikkela Gulch.
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W.T. Lowe
Jona L. Mecina
Meulon
Nilma Va Bhea
J. P. Johansen
Love
Te Saya
Minsee
Kuxkokwim
Mt. McKinley
Patti Pattis Comeback Tour to Seattle and Carnegie Hall
Mme Adeline Patti plans a six month farewell tour of America, starting with a Seattle appearance and a November 2 Carnegie Hall show. She will travel from Liverpool on the Etruria October 4, with Baron Baird and entourage, earning six thousand dollars per concert plus a share of receipts over seven thousand five hundred. Her program spans arias and classics, with Romaldo Sapio as accompanist, and will visit major eastern and western cities including Minneapolis, St Paul, Kansas City, Omaha, Denver, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Patti, now 60, is billed as unfading in voice and style, drawing fans across three generations.
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Wales
Mme
Adeline Patti
America
Seattle
Liverpool
Etruria
Baron Baird
Caroline Baumeister
Patti
Butler
Carnegie Hall
New York
Romaldo Sapio
Linda
Tannehauser
Kentucky
Charles K. Harris
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Mme. Patt
Jeanette J. Gilder
Albert Hall
London
Albert
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