Elsie Morgan Bobs Up Alive and Well
In Spokane on October 10 Miss Morgan, who vanished from Seattle, appeared at the Spokane Telephone Exchange office and sought a position. She explained she left Seattle for a change of scene, citing a deceased brother in Kentucky and ongoing reminders of the loss. Her application was rejected due to many applicants ahead of her and uncertainty about staying in Spokane.
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Spokane
Misse Morgan
Seattle
Miss Morgan
Attle
Kentucky
Miss Morgas
Monkeys Forbid Interference With War Work
Gov Stone directs Gen Gobin to stop interference with workers. Prisoners captured for unlawful conduct at the mines will be tried by military authorities and not handed to civilian courts. A large stockade is being built to hold prisoners.
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Wak ES Barre
Stone
Gobin
Schools Closed as New York Faces Fuel Shortage
Frozen out Schenectady N Y October 10 public schools closed due to coal shortage. Authorities fear schools may remain closed for days as homes lack fuel and city stores struggle to supply.
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Schenboctady
N. Y
Ike
Lost the Pennant Fireworks Rally Stuns Seattle Six to Six
The Tigers staged a dramatic rally in the ninth inning with two outs to snatch a 6 to 6 tie against Seattle. Rockets and red fire lit the park as the late fireworks provided a festive ending.
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Seattle
Tigers
New Paris house in hands of the sheriff
The New Paris house, a large and notorious cribs operation, is padlocked after a deputy sheriff seized it amid creditors pressure. The Midway brothel on Sixth Avenue South opens soon, with 76 rooms and two blind entrances, while former tenants move out and new rents rise. The district faces renewed clashes over licensing and urban decay.
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New Paris
Paria
Sixth Avenue South
Paris
Eheriff
Pitty
New
New End
Green Lake
Queen Anne
G. F. Wide & CO
HY Marvin
Mutual Life Building
Lake Avenue
30Th Avenue
Kinneer Park District
Chas, B. Marvin & Gone CO
Mutual Life
Sixth Avenue North
Sanl
Rpmova
Second Avenue South
Mysterious hack on Lake Union puzzles Seattle police
Detectives Adams and Lane probe a puzzling incident at a Lake Union boat landing. A two‑horse carriage dropped a large bundle into the water, then sped away. They drag the lake daily with grappling hooks, finding debris but no clear clue to the bundle or its owner.
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Adams
Lane
Lake Union
Third Avenue
Howard Street
Leechs Park
Lake Teore
County Commissioners Fasten General Tax Levy Across County
The county commissioners approved the general tax levy this afternoon. The state levy totals 7,664 mills raising 510,163.06 dollars, while the county levy stands at 5,146 mills yielding 256,324.24 dollars. The combined levy is 13 mills and 466,492.19 dollars in cash.
Reporters Form Union In San Francisco
At a meeting in San Francisco on October 10, reporters from multiple daily papers formed two separate unions. The Call men withdrew after name discussion while Examiner reporters organized their own union by themselves. A second group from other dailies also formed a union affiliating with the Typographical Union under its jurisdiction. Eighty members were enrolled.
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San Francisco
Examiner
Typographical
Celebration marks Cuba's 34th independence war start
In Havana on October 10 a great celebration honors the 34th anniversary of Cuba's first war for independence. President Palma granted amnesty to all short term prisoners and reduced sentences for long term prisoners. Dancing classes led by Professor Wilson held Mondays to Fridays with private lessons daily.
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Havana
Cuba
Palma
Casey Told to Decide on Isthmian Rail Transport
Washington report states that modified instructions were sent to Admiral Casey at Panama directing him to use his own judgment to regulate transport over the isthmian railway.
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Washington, D.C
Casey
Panama
Object to the Girls
St Louis October 1 the Pestalozzi messenger boys report a shortage of rye causing them to replace their usual work with iris related tasks and the lads show reluctance toward female peers in their circle.
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ST. Louis
Pestalee
First Ward Democrats Adopt New Constitution and Leadership
The First Ward Democratic club adopted a new constitution and will operate under strict party rules. The meeting wide attendance, no violence, and McArdie-Navin fight subsided as McArdie ticket won leadership. J B McGrew elected president with John McGuire as VP and Fr Hamilton secretary. The club plans aggressive campaigning to re elect Sheriff Cudthee and push for a Democratic delegation in the Senate and State Assembly.
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First Ward
New York
Olf McArdie-Navin
McArdie
J. B. McGrew
John McGuire
Fr. Hamilton
Walter McGovern
Sheriff Cudthee
Nag
Senate
James Giithootey
Bennett
M. Summerville
W. Regan
Moore
Piper
Flest
Royel
Washington Good Roads Form State Association
The Washington Good Roads Association, a permanent body to develop public highways west of the mountains, was formed at the Good Roads convention. Officers include President Sam Hills Seattle and Secretary J B Metkie Beattie, with a slate of vice presidents and a treasurer.
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Washington
F. I. Kline
Whatcom County
John F. Binney
Snohomish
David White
Pierce
Francia Donahoe
Lewis
GG. W. Bump
Istead
John G. Lewin
Chehalis
Fred Brown
Thurston
James Oar King
BF. F. Barnes
Cowlita
Mr. HU
J. W. Erwin
San Francisco
Post Office Department
Jan. W. Abbott
Shooting of Gid Harrison Mystery Stirs Nome News
Nome dispatches report the mysterious ad opting of Gid Harrison on September 21 and his unclear fate, with uncertainty over whether death was self-inflicted or caused by another. September 30 Mrs Woods, wife of Dr Woods, was assaulted by W J Rowe, a teamster, who kicked and beat her after a buggy encounter, then returned later to apologize.
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Oregon
Nome
Gid Harrison
Private detective to face court for blackmail
J. M. Rogers, a private detective for several local firms, will appear in Justice Cann's court this afternoon on a blackmail charge. He allegedly tried to extort $6.50 from Ollie Ha, a young boy, promising to prevent his job loss. The boy reported the matter to police and Detective Barbee arrested Rogers after an investigation.
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J. M. Rogers
Justice Cann’s Court
Ollie Ha
Witt
Barbee
Rogers
Banning to join the fray in Colombian gunboat clash
Reports from San Francisco note Banrancisco advices that the Colombian gun boat Hogota formerly Dutch for Jessie Banning has sailed with five deserters from the Oregon. Captain Dutton leads, with John Rennale as quartermaster, seeking an adventure against the Padilla off Corinto amid rival speculation on the Bogota’s odds.
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Hogota
Jessie Banning
Oregon
Dutton
Ohn Rennale
Corinto
Bogota
Beattie
San Francisco
Fremont S S Crew Desertion Delays Beattle Voyage
The monster freighter Fremont of the Boston Steamship Co. left San Francisco at 8 oclock for Beattle on a new Beattle line. On arrival in San Francisco the crew charged an officer with cruelty. 18 firemen deserted and the vessel was delayed in leaving for this port.
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Fremont
Boston Steamship Co
New York
Beattle
Orient
Rank Waterhouse & Co
San Francisco
Beatte
Union Investment Firm Gets Permit for 3-Story Brick Bank
A building permit was issued to Union Investment Company to erect a three story brick building 60 by 120 feet at 1412 to 1416 This avenue. The project is estimated to cost 35000 and will be built by William Noonan Co. contractors.
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Union Investment Company
William Noonan Co
Voters Urged to Register Before October 14 Deadline
Regular voters not registered by midnight October 14, 1902, will be barred from the upcoming election for congressional state legislative and county offices. Registration is at the segregation office in the comptroller's building with hours from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Beattle town needs to push registrations above 20,000, up from over 18,600, amid crowded lines and clerks strained to handle demand.
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Comptroller's
City Bell
Beattle
Voter Registration Surge In State Gathers Attention
Analysis shows many registrants have not lived in the state for over 16 months as parties rush to register voters. Campaigns monitor the rolls closely and push turnout ahead of forthcoming elections.
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Elly
Makes Bogus Nickels in Tacoma Heist Case
J. J. Buckney was arrested by Deputy U. S. Marshal Crosby on counterfeiting charges in Tacoma. Coins allegedly intended for slot machines. Capt. B. W. Bell led the Treasury secret service investigation. Buckney may have two partners, Madden previously arrested. one other partner unnamed. Wheat prices listed for Chicago markets follow. Navy Yard excursions advertised for the cruiser Philadelphia with boat departures from Colman dock.
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Tacoma
J. J. Buckney
U. S
Crosby
Stickneye
B. W. Bell
Heattle
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Buckney
Madden
Bell
Ballard
Trade Fair Draws Shoppers For Saturday Event
The notice invites readers to visit the Saturday trade event promising a satisfactory feeling of goods well bought for those who trade. It emphasizes broad participation and a favorable shopping experience.
Married but cant keep sober arrest of Kitty Bird
Kitty Bird, once a local police standby, was arrested by Policemen McClurg and Humes last night to sober up. She was released this morning and promised to return to her husband, whom she married only a few weeks ago.
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Kitty Bird
McClurg and
Humes
Knocked Down by Street Car in Seattle
John Parsons a woodyard employee was knocked down by a street car at the corner of Eighth avenue and Lenora street in the early morning. He was taken to Seattle General Hospital by ambulance where Dr Coe attended him. His injuries are serious with a possible fracture at the base of the skull.
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John Parsons
Woodyard
Eighth Avenue
Lenora Street
Seattle General Hospital
Coe
Self-inflicted gunshot death reported at Latona navy yard
A man, unnamed in the report, shot himself this afternoon at 251 East Forty third Street Latona inside the navy yard. Police say the incident occurred around half past three with no other persons involved.
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Easf
Builders to Erect Bachelor Hall at 1116 Madison Street
Mitten and Brady started work on a bachelor hall at 1116 Madison street. The apartment building will be an elegant structure with a total cost of 18000 dollars.
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Mitten & Brady
Madison Street
Iron molders strike rumor at Fremont plant
A circulating rumor reports that iron molders at the Pacific Tron Works in Fremont have gone on strike. A conference is said to be in progress this afternoon to settle the dispute.
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Pacific
Fremont
Man Assault Charge Follows After Beating at O'Brien
John Costello, badly beaten at O'Brien on October 6, is in Providence hospital. He claims the attacker, Andrew Contilan, struck him with a knife or brass knuckles, and swears out a warrant for Contilan. Fietener and Carpenter involved.
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O'Brien
John Costello
Providence Hospital
Costello
Andrew Contilan
The Gramer Piano Tops Low-Priced Models at Sale
The Gramer piano stands out among many low priced options with superior sound and build. Experts praise its musical qualities and compare favorably to typical sale instruments. Sold on very easy payments.
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Treen Shoe Company
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