Hatley boy and liquor waylaid at Keene drug store
Hatley and family discuss the purchase of beer and whisky for medicinal use at Keene's drug store in a case involving a minor. Police say a charge may be filed against the druggist Mr Weed for selling intoxicants to a minor without a license, with further investigations ongoing.
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Keene's
R Union
the Star
K. Union St
Keene
Weed
Wappenstein
Clarke
Bor
Heinze Aims to Shape Montana Politics in Clark Fallout
August Heinze returning from New York plans an interview that could alter state politics and trigger Senator Clark's retirement. He backs Roosevelt and a Republican ticket to Washington to support anti trust policy, aligning Montana's anti trust faction to influence the upcoming election.
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Scripes Telegraph Service
Buttr
Heinze
New York
Thay
Clark
Roosevelt
Washington
Montana
Tis
Bank Clearings Report Short Note
Bank clearings dated Oct 1 and Oct 15, 1906 show totals around $2,078 with figures 067 and 4 LO2teneas referenced in the brief entry. The fragment provides limited context on institutions or regions.
Wealthy Daughters Aid City Children at Settlement House
In Tork the Junior League, a wealthy New York society charity, gathers Sunday afternoon to aid impoverished children. It supports relief and education in domestic economy and appeals to the souls of unfortunate tots seeking aid, highlighting class contrasts.
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Junior League
New York Society
Dade
Daughters of Wealth
Frost Damages Across Four States Hit Barley and Becks
Frost this morning severely damaged crops in 34 counties across Chile Kentucky and Indiana. An estimated 4.06 million bushels of barley and other grains were affected in Cincinnati area reports.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Cincinnati
Chile
Kentucky
Indiana
Sox Win Another In Championship Series
In Chicago on the third day of the championship series the weather was mild and the game drew cautious bets. Tennehill opened the scoring with a single, Walsh walked, and Hahn was hit by a pitch breaking his nose. Neal replaced Hahn, and Jones Rabe hit a threebagger driving in Tannehill Wash and O Neal as the crowd roared.
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Chicago
Oet Il
Tennehill
Walsh
Hahn
Rio
Neal
Jones Rabe
Tannehill
Wash
O'Neal
Donohue
Husband Sells Child to Wife for Monthly Fee
Detroit bank clerk Montague Rolle, husband of the daughter of Home Savings Bank’s president, separated from his wife after tuberculosis. He kept their three year old son and demanded $26,608. the wife, who recently inherited wealth, paid $10,000 a month for custody. The case notes a compromise to $10,000 monthly.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Detroit
Montague
Rolle
McGregor
the Home Savings Bank
Rolls
National Christian Endeavor Leader Arrives in Seattle
National Treasurer William Shaw arrives in Seattle a day early for the Christian Endeavor convention. He meets Tacoma delegates, stays at the Butler and Lincoln hotels, and meets with the local committee. A mass meeting is planned at First Presbyterian with Shaw as main speaker, with Mayor Moore’s delegate and Governor Mead also expected to speak. The visit initiates plans for next year’s national convention in Seattle.
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Everett
William Shaw
Christian Endeavor Organization
Beattie
Tacoma
Butler Hotel
Lincoln Hotel
Shaw
Christian Endeavor Comvention Committee
Lincoln
Christian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church
Moore
R. J. Thomson
Mead
Ifrrst
Andeav‘orers
Seattle
Hi Gill Proposes Street Improvement Ordinances
Councilman Hi Gill introduces ordinances on Fast Pike East Olive East Madison and 29th Ave and seeks committee time. He opposes certain measures and substitutes his own proposals. Councilman Keene has a repeal ordinance aimed at Rainier Ave street improvements.
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Hi Gill
Fast Pike
East Olive
East Madison
29Th Av
Keene
Rainier Av
County Teachers Meet for First Association Meeting
County superintendent T. P. Storey announced the first association meeting will be held Saturday at 9:70 oclock in Woodinvill e. Ten minute talks on program planning will feature the gathering. The Enoqualmie valley district formed last year as district No. 7 and will hold its first association meeting at Tolt on October 20 at 9:30.
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T. P. Storey
Woodinville
Enoqualmie Valley
Thia
Tolt
Olympian to be floated from wreck near Magellans Straits
Attempt to refloat the stranded steamer Olympian last year resumes with the Amethyst fitting out at East Brooklyn to reach the scene and haul the vessel free. Captain John Roberts will command the wrecking ship and the Olympian’s storied past includes service on the Victoria to Seattle run and multiple transfers before ending with C L Dimon of New York. In Sioux City the Shuberts close a deal for a $150000 theater project to be erected by Independent managers.
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Olympian
Straits of Magellan
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Roberts
Puget Sound
Victoria
Columbia River
C. L. Dimon
New York
Protest Is Made Against Racial Car Seating
Negroes of the South petition the Interstate Commerce Commission asking action over railroads reserving cars for colored passengers and barring them from whites in the same coaches. The appeal cites exclusion in intercity trains and calls for enforcement of equal seating rights.
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Star
Washington
South
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railronda
Local freight agent Alex Tinling travels to Spokane on business
Alex Tinling, a freight agent for the Northern Pacific, has departed for Spokane on company business to handle assigned duties and tasks.
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Alex. Tinling
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Olmstead to design Seattle parks and fairgrounds see
Olmstead of Brookline Massachusetts, famed landscape architect who planned major city parks in Seattle, is engaged to design fairgrounds for the Alaska Yukon exposition. Wm Sheffield, exposition secretary, reports ongoing telegraphic talks prompting immediate visit to Seattle. Capital city Prince Edward burning endangers town. thousands suffer as neighboring communities face danger and potential loss.
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Jobo FE
Olmstead
Prothers
Brookline
Mass
Bevan
Piliemmes Gee
Ree
United States
Chicago
Bt. Lovie
Portland Crounds
Olmentead
Seattle
The
State University
Wm. Sheffield
Fire Devastates Summerside Prince Edward Island
Serious Telegraph Service reports Summerside in Prince Edward Island is burning after a depot fire swept the waterfront. A gale worsened the blaze and surrounding towns rush to aid as heavy loss of life is feared. Summerside, population about 5,000, is the island’s second largest town.
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Halifax
N. S
Somemersideé
Prince Eddward Island
Summerside
Prince Edward Island
Elopement of Vice President's Son Ties Pittsburgh Bride
Frederick Cole Fairbanks son of the vice president and Miss Nellie Scott daughter of Mrs. James Scott eloped and married in Breanville without parental consent. Objections from the Fairbanks family are noted as the reason for the secret union. Warren Fairbanks learned of the match only after the fact. The groom is 26 years old.
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Ae Scott
Steubenville
Frederick
Nellies
Frederick Cole Fairbanks
Nellie Scott
James Scott
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Miss Scott
Springfiel
Breabenville
Brodie
Pitteburg
Warren C. Fairbanks
Scrippe
Four Killed in Union Pacific Wreck in Wyoming
A head on collision on the Union Pacific near Ridge Wyoming killed engineer Strong fireman Kelley of Laramie head brakeman Simms and an unknown man. The wreck halted all traffic this morning.
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Union Pacific
Wyoming
Scripps Telegraph Service
Ridge
Wyo
Oct
Strong
Kelley
Laramie
Simms
Pass Does Not Shield Suit Against Railroads
In Chicago on October 11 an appellate court ruled that printed railroad passes do not exempt a carrier from negligence liability. The decision follows a suit by George B. Purvis, Pennsylvania Railroad employee, injured traveling from Chicago to Erie. The court held a contract cannot waive the railroad’s duty to exercise reasonable care.
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Chicago
George B. Purvis
Pennsylvania
Chico Erie
Land office to open fractional township plot for applicants
The United States land office received word that a fractional survey in township 26 north range 10 west would open for applications on December 6. The land is subject to entry but has been settled prior to the government reserve.
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United States Land Office
Government of Reserve
Porch Climber Arrests Stir Local Street Talk
Marion Brown, a colored barber, was arrested this morning by Pa an Glasecock. He was taken to headquarters and cleared of porch climbing and room worker suspicions. Brown recently ran out of Spokane and may receive a suspended sentence and leave town.
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Marion Brown
Paan Glasecock
Spokane
Magazine Out: Alaska-Yukon Issue on Stands
The current Alaska-Yukon magazine features pieces such as The Needs of Alaska by Ira A. NadEau and The Ruling Passion by Paget Bound, Perilous Mining by H F Chase, A Seat Opera by Joseph Blethen, A Dream by Agnes Lockhart Hughes, and Tin to Alaska by Haeter. The October number is praised as one of the best yet published.
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Alaska
Ira A. Nadeau
Vincent Harper
H. F. Chase
Joseph Blethen
Agnes Lockhart
Hughes
Haeter
School Board Sees Resignations and Boardroom Plans
Mr Galbraith resigns from the school board due to ill health and Dr William Shannon is elected to fill the vacancy. The board discussed a new brick office building to be erected on the Central school lot at Marion 1.
Mask a Japanese Peddler Arrested by Patrolman
A Japanese peddler named Wae was arrested by Patrolman Liteey for peddling wares outside the required district on a Monday morning. He was caught in the act on Secondav.
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Mask
Wae
Liteey
Sicilian and German Applicants Seek Federal Court Admission
Lerengzo G. Impalo and Dominico More of Sicily and Herman Schodde of Germany have filed a federal court petition for admission to citizenship.
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Lerengzo G. Impalo
Dominico More
Sicily
Herman Schodde
Germany
Federal Court
Vice President Knows of Engagement and Quiet Wedding
In Indianapolis on October 11 the vice president stated he knew Frederick was engaged to Mike Scott and voiced no objection. He said there is no possibility of an estrangement due to the quiet wedding.
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Indianapolis
Frederick
Mike Scott
Stampede Likely as Walker Indian Lands Open for Entry
The Walker Indian reservation may open for entry at noon October 29 under a yet unspecified allotment method. Mining men expect a rush for mineral lands including gold silver and copper. six townships are reserved for Indians. A U S cable break near Fairbanks disrupted service between coast and Fairbanks for several hours.
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Carson
Nev
United States Land Office
Walker Indian Reservation
Washington
General Land Office
Nevada
Fire at Palace Saloon Destroys Goldfield Blocks
Fire swept the Palace saloon owned by Larry Sullivan and three adjoining buildings in Goldfield on October 11, destroying the establishments and threatening the town. Loss is estimated at $100,000 as investigators assess the blaze’s spread and damage.
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Goldfield
Palace
Larry Sullivan
Gilles Trial Postponed To November 9
The case of Henry Gilles charged with threatening Otths Tweedy was delayed and rescheduled for November 9.
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Henry Gilles
Otths Tweedy
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