Union strike turmoil halts mill work and deadly clash
Widespread labor unrest erupts as strikers clash with officers at the mill, with several wounded and one leader dead or missing. Police and mill owners’ guards confront the crowd as efforts continue to clear the grounds and resume operations. Meanwhile a rescue effort resumes in Yosemite Valley after H W Tupper falls from a cliff, rope lines laid to reach the body.
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Terie
Scripps Telegraph Service
Wawnona
Oct
H. W. Tupper
Yocemite Valley
Telearach Service Incomplete Dispatch Report
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Telearach Service item mentioning NCISCO and an October 9 entry. The text is garbled and lacks clear event, place, or outcome details.
Veate Cases and A. LH Hunter Seek First Ave Details
Fragmentary note indicates coats cartridges and cases tied to Off Comte and ge hunter seeking information about a first avenue location or address. Details are unclear and value uncertain.
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Coats
Comte
Hunter
A. Lh
Cowllta Valley Railway Power Company Formed in Seattle
The Cowllta Valley Railway Power company with WHR headquarters in Seattle and offices in Chicago and Castle Rock filed articles of incorporation with the state secretary yesterday. Capital is 5,000,000 in 100 shares with a charter to build railways using any motive power and to engage in mining and electric power plants across the Columbia river Pacific Ocean Puget Sound. Directors listed include Carl Mueller and J R Deahl of Chicago C C Brown of Castle Rock W Riddell of Cascades and H H M Riddell of Portland.
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Cowllta Valley Railway
Power Company
WHR
Seattle
Chicago
Columbia River
Pacific Ocean
Puget Sound
Carl Mueller
J. R. Deahl
C. C. Brown
Castle Rock
Pike Street Hotel Opens In Beattle As New City Thoroughfare
The Barker hotel at Bluth and Pike opens showcasing Beattle growth. B. M. Marker owns and runs the hotel with T. J. O'Leary as chief clerk and Dr. O'Leary as night clerk. J. Rudd serves as head bellman.
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Pike
Dr. O'Leary
J. Rudd
Sultan rumored targeted by jealous wife in harem dispute
Constantinople Oct 1 whispers say the sultan was shot by a Kurdish wife who grew angry over a recent addition to the harem. The report notes the shooting was carried out by a wife in the sultan’s own household.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Constantinople
Tariff Stance Dominates 1900s AIAIVM Convention
The National Association of Agricultural Implement and Vehicle Manufacturers opened its Chicago convention with Provident Hudlen of Louisville urging, Let tariff alone, and calling for a national tariff commission to study issues. He also urged land speculators to steer clear of irrigated western lands.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Chicago
National Association of Agricultural Implement and Vehicle Manufacturers
Provident Hudlen
Louleville
Smart Mauve Dress With Pink Mauve Accents
A detailed fashion description features a smart street toilette in mauve with pink accents. The outfit includes a sik mousseline blouse trimmed with lace, a high girdle waist, paneled skirt with heavy stitches, and matching puffed sleeves. A mauve hat with a black feather and rose completes the look.
Spinning's Sells Measuring Instruments and Tools
Exacureton rates at Spinning's on squares tape lines rules dividers and other measuring instruments offered for sale.
Visit to Bremerton Navy Yard Delights Seattle Audiences
Readers urged to tour Uncle Sam’s navy yard at Bremerton to see battleships cruisers torpedo boats and the training ship Philadelphia. Excursions from Pier 2 on Port Orchard boats run six times daily with round trips offered for a small price.
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Seattle
Uncle Sam
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Philadelphia
Port Orchard Boats
Pier 2
Traitors to Rubbia report mutinies prompt martial trials
Beripps Telegraph Service reports mutinies at Byce burg and Kronstadt blamed on officer inefficiency. Wholesale court martial likely. George's crews found disloyal. Colonel Semanovak to be tried for lax discipline of the Boatoff Grenadiers.
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Beripps Telegraph Service
Petersburg
Mona
Byceburg
Kronstadt
George
Semanovak
Adelaide Historia dies amid Italian theater figures
Rome notes the death of Marchesa del Grille known as Adelaide Historia, a prominent Italian actress, in a succinct obituary. details are sparse due to the damaged text.
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Beripps Telearaah
Rome
Marchesa del Grille
Adelaide Historia
Talian Actrem
Tak of
Pheumenta
Wagon Umbrella and Horse Cover Sale Ad
Don’t put off tuying that wagon umbrella and paraffine horse cover et ’em now while our stock is complete. Tom Henderson at 212 Oceldental Ave offers low prices.
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Tom Henderson
Good Heads association to discuss county race stance
The executive committee of the Good Heads association will meet Thursday at 1 30 PM at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss the association attitude in the upcoming county race between Heardley and Rutherford.
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Good Headsa Association
Chamber of Commerce
Heardeley
Rutherford
Great Northern Leaders To Travel By Special Train Tomorrow
General Manager Ward and Chief Weathers Hogeland of the Great Northern are expected to depart by special train tomorrow, accompanied by Chief Engineer Blew, currently at Victoria and awaiting orders.
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Ward
Weatnesr Hogeland
Great Northern
Blew
Victoria
Universal Tangee Heaters Featured in Store Event
Local shop touts Universal Tangee Heaters with a bargain sale. Store experts promise simple installation and low costs, inviting customers to visit for details and demonstrations.
Ballard Man Proposes Emblem for A I Exposition
Ba W Kimoo of 162 State at Ballard suggests a new emblem design for the A I exposition. He notes the emblem could be embedded in the green plateau of the square to catch visitors’ attention and leave a lasting impression.
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Kimoo
State At
Ballard
Pioneer
Bartell Announcement Stirs Seattle Rheumatic Patients
The Red Crows Drug Store at 610 Second Ave announces Hood's Rheumatic Plasters and Electric Porous Plasters at low prices for tomorrow. The firm urges all Seattle residents to visit the store and promises unbeatable value.
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Red Crows
Second Ave
Hood
Seattle
Lake Union to House Seattle’s Manufacturing Growth
The Lake Union waterfront and Salmon Bay shores are filling with factories warehouses and rail yards as manufacturing shifts northward toward Lake Washington. Promoters say the permanent residence district will follow the same trend and attract healthful settings with pure air broad drives parks and easy access to business.
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Second Avenue
First Avenue
Pioneer Square
Seattle
Lake Union
Salmon Bay
The
Sound
Lake Washington Waterfront
Lake Washington
Mt. Baker Park
Black Doings Of The London Police
Dr. Geo J Cooper argues London police are underpaid leading to corruption and blackmail. He cites constables paid 5 to 7 dollars a week and describes saloonkeepers and tradesmen coerced by mounted officers, including a case of a precinct secretary who stole funds and blackmailed locals to cover losses.
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Geo. J. Cooper
London County Council
London
London Ice
Sakeepers
Vye
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