Bryan Declares Candidacy for United States Senate
Congressman James W. Bryan announced he will seek the progressive nomination for the United States Senate. He declared in Olympia that he is the logical candidate due to his vote with Democrats for the tariff bill. Other progressives mentioned include Ole Hanson of Seattle and Harold Preston. Falconer is noted as a previous possibility.
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James W. Bryan
United States Senate
Seattle
Olympia Bryan
Olympia
Bryan
Falconer
Ole Hanson
Harold Preston
Expert gas engineer urged for city reduction case
The Commercial club endorsed hiring an expert gas engineer to assist City Counsel Bradford in preparing the gas reduction case before the Public Service Commission. Bradford and Prof. HG Bauer of the University of Washington spoke on municipal government, detailing European and Australian models and their strengths and weaknesses in commission governance.
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Bradford
Public Service Commission
HG. Bauer
University of Washington
North Trunk Sewer Roll Delayed By City Council
The assessment roll for the central district of the north trunk sewer totaling 368268.50 was postponed to next Monday by the New York council. The same report notes the will of Benjamin Altman gifting 15 million dollars in art to the Metropolitan Museum.
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New York
Benj Altman
Metropolitan Museum
U S May Recognize Rebels to Crush Mexican Huerta
The Wilson administration weighs recognizing the Mexican constitutionalists as belligerents to aid the rebels against Huerta. unofficial talks with rebel leaders seek reforms and pledges for partial recognition. Such action would allow arms imports and pressure Huerta toward overthrow while avoiding direct military intervention. John Lind, Wilson envoy, may return from Vera Cruz. Huerta reportedly eyeing expulsion of Nelson O Shaughnessy.
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Huerta
Mexico
Diaz
Wilson
State Department
United States
Tion
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Mexico City
Plea of Guilty in Los Angeles Murder Case
Jas F Cook pleaded guilty to the murder of Frank Nelson who was shot after leaving home to work. He was infatuated with Nelsons wife and faces sentencing tomorrow before Judge Willis. Nelsons body was found with a cigar in his mouth and hands in his pockets. Mrs Nelson also faces a murder charge.
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Los Angeles
Jas. F. Cook
Frank Nelson
Lato
Willis
Nelson
Cook
Portola Maidens Leave Seattle After Visit to Victoria
Twelve Portola festival maids ended a day and a half Seattle stay before shipping to Victoria this morning. They received candy pennants hats pins emblems and flowers from local groups as gifts. A Seattle council plans a special session Thursday to discuss the Highland Park and Lake Burien railway property offered free to the city.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Victoria
The
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle Carnival Association
Highland Park & Lake Burien Railway
Hope Abandoned For Aviator A J Jewell In Columbus Derby
Hope faded for aviator A J Jewell who vanished after flying from Hempstead on Monday for the Columbus day serial derby. A reported aeroplane sighting in the Hackensack river was false and it is believed Jewell was blown out to sea.
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New York
A. J. Jewell
Hempstead
S. 1
Hackensack
Jewall
Voters To Decide Water Rate Increase At Port Election
The city council, by a five to four vote, will let voters decide on raising water rates to fund trunk water projects. The December 6 port election will ask whether to fund improvements from the general fund or tax the directly benefited properties.
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Council Tuesaday
Erickson
Bruskevitch
Goddard
Griffiths
Petree
Haas, Marble, Wardall
Hesketh
Miraflores Locks Test Progress in Panama Canal
Panama Canal officials pursued the first working test of the Miraflores locks on October 15 as water levels rose to enable passage. A fleet including two barges and two small craft moved through the first flight toward Miraflores lake but stalled at the second stage due to low water, with rapid rise overnight prompting optimism for completion before nightfall.
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Panama
Medro Miguel
Miraflores Locks
Pacific
Miraflores Lake
Cucaracha Slide
Mayor to Speak on European Social Conditions Tonight
Mayor Courreral will address the Central Council of Social Agencies at the Y M C A tonight. The talk focuses on social conditions in Europe. Property owners in the Denny Hill regrade district plan to protest the proposed assessment tomorrow at 2 PM between Fifth Ave Wentlake and Virginia St to Harrison. A new dog muzzling bill was introduced by Councilman Wardall after Acting Mayor Hesketh vetoed the prior measure.
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Mayor Courreral
Central Council of Social Agencies
Europe
Denny Hill Regrade
Fifth Av
Wentlake
Virginia St
Harrison
Cornellman Wardall
Hesketh
Public Safety Committee
Crossing derailment claims four lives in Dallas area
A freight car loaded with cross ties broke away on a steep grade and struck an interurban passenger car in Dallas on October 15, killing four people and injuring twenty. The crash disrupted service as rescue crews worked at the scene.
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Dallas
Tex
Bromo Quinine Tablets Linked to Eb W Grove Signature
Fragmented text notes a laxative product labeled Bromo Quinine with a signature by Eb W Grove. The legible portion mentions the product and the name but lacks clear context or a reporting frame. The item appears as a brief product reference in a historical newspaper fragment.
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EB W. Grove
You’ll be agreeably surprised by market offerings here
A lively note highlights pleasant discovery as the market presents a wide range of foods and goods. The tone suggests delight in the variety and quality available to visitors.
Bold robber blinds mail sacks in San Luis Obispo local heist
No arrests by 8 a.m. in the Southern Pacific San Luis Obispo local robbery near San Francisco. The lone bandit boarded at Burlingame, bound two clerks, rifled the registered mail, and fled at South San Francisco. Described as medium height about 160 pounds with a black hat brown suit and blue bandanna mask. Value of mail undetermined. initial figure of 1000 dollars dismissed as guess.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
San Luis Obiapo
Burlingame
George A. Scott
Mortimer M. Titus
Scott
Titus
The Rainbow to Grace Metropolitan Stage Next Monday
Critics in New York Boston Philadelphia and Chicago hail The Rainbow as the most beautiful stage story by an American author. Henry Miller brings the work to the Metropolitan next Monday.
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Henry Miller
Metropolitan
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Sailor Acquitted in Unalga Assault Case
J. R. Chase a sailor aboard the revenue cutter Unalga was indicted for assault with a dangerous weapon against John Davis last summer but was acquitted in federal court on Tuesday.
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J. R. Chase
John Davis
National Piano Makers campaign opens buyers eyes in Seattle
The article argues buyers now think for themselves rejecting middleman graft in piano sales. It praises National Piano Manufacturers for direct sales at 823 Third Avenue near Marion, noting over eight thousand pianos sold without teachers or canvassers and a factory wholesale club model with easy terms.
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National
Piano Manufacturers
Seattle
Volved
Third Avenue
Marion
America
Marion St
Happy Family
Westlake market to celebrate third anniversary with music and price cuts
plan includes music with each purchase and a general reduction in prices for the Westlake market anniversary celebration. stalls to be decorated. the event claims to be among the largest markets of its kind in the West. In Paris Goodyear wins the James Gordon Bennett cup race while Frankfurt's entry lands near Pont Ormon. all entrants accounted for.
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Westlake
West
Paris
Goodyear
Frankfurt
Germany
Pont Ormon
France
Mail for Santa at Bon Marche Delights Seattle Post Office
A child's letter to Santa Claus at the Bon Marche in Seattle was posted without a stamp. Postmaster Battle added a stamp himself as the first letter arrived, noting there are 62 shopping days left before Christmas.
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Santa Claus
Seattle
Bon Marche
Battle
Farrell’s Maple Wood Dairy Wins Top Milk Prize at Yakima Fair
J D Farrell president of the O W R N dominates Yakima State Fair contests with Maple Wood Pure Milk Dairy taking first in certified milk scoring 98 while Steele’s Hila Pure Milk Dairy wins in market milk with 92.80 and Hanson follows at 89.50. Elliott of Elliott earns an additional prize for his milk output managed by Pure Milk Dairy.
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J. D. Farrell
Yakima State Fair
Mr. Farrell
Maplewood Pure Milk Dairy
Hila Pure Milk Dairy
John Steele
Renton
L. Hanson
Elliott
Steele
Hanson
R., .J. Elliott
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Williams
Kanner
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Piper & Taft, Inc
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George Kleine
Keates
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Margaret Diington
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Washington Title Insurance Company
Washington Title Insurance Co
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Dexter Horton
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