Girl Pitched From Buggy In Runaway Crash
A runaway buggy near Green Lake injures two young people. Miss Myrtle Fay, daughter of T P Fay, is unconscious after being thrown about 20 feet. Maurice Goldsbarry drags behind the horse and is badly injured, later improving. Both victims were attended at Miss Fay's home.
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T. P
Green Lake
Lacy
Maurice Goldsbarry
Myrtle Fay
T. P. Fay
Goldsbarry
Oes
Miss Fay
Opseople
Qgoldsbarry
Ordinance Enforced on Sidewalks and Street Cars
The board of health renews its push to enforce the ordinance against expectoration on sidewalks and in street cars. It asks Seattle Electric Company to inform conductors and to notify passengers of the rule, with police backing to enforce the law amid complaints from Beattie Line patrons.
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Board of Health
Seattle Electric Company
Jim
Bcards
Beattie Line
T Department
Atreet P Company
Thin City
Earthquakes Shake Jamaica and Chile
Earthquakes were felt in Jamaica on October 16 with lasting shocks and minor damage noted. Severe tremors were reported in Calabria with heavy rains causing alarms, and tremors also rippled through Chile according to the dispatch.
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Jamaica
Calabria
Chile
Double Tragedy Involving Mining Promoter Ends in Death
Oct 16 report says mining promoter E H shot his son's wife Miss Lillian Mor S a 25 year old Belle Isle school teacher and then killed himself while riding in a hack from a hotel. The promoter's son allegedly dies in grief in another city.
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L Falls
E. H
Lillian Mor
Belle Ihe
Death by Own Action Ends Life of Man in Lodging
A baker, returning to his lodgings after a night out, attempted to kill himself by gas in his room at the National Home. He did not notice Gotlieb Burkhart in bed and the two were found by hotel staff with Burkhart dead.
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Elphia
Willa Baker
Naonal Ere
Mia
Gotlieb Burkhart
Burkhart
Vogel
Mom
Boos Predicts Seattle as Pacific Coast Metropolis
Mr Boos believes Seattle will dominate the Pacific coast within twenty years through population and business growth, forecasting the city becoming the foremost metropolis on the western shore. He cites expanding districts and suburban development as drivers of the rise.
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Boos
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Nude Man Rides Freight Car Near Yonkers
Dr. Arthur St. Clair Knudson a Harvard and City club member was found naked on a New York Central freight car near Yonkers. He was described as nearly dead from cold and exposure and said he was drugged and robbed after apparently walking on Broadway. He remains under hospital care with unclear memory of the events.
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New York
Arthur St. Clair Knudson
Harvard
City Clubs
New York Central
Yonkers
Broadway
Identity Hidden Woman Reported Dying After Illegal Operation
A unnamed young woman, evidently from a wealthy New York family, was brought to a city hospital in a dying condition after an illegal operation. She is described as beautiful and refined, and she refused to reveal her identity.
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New York
Hancock's Nephew May Be Murderer
Washington dispatch reports Winfield Scott Hancock a 45 year old nephew of General Hancock was arrested near Hyattsville Maryland on Saturday night in connection with the murder of Memaeed a young white domestic in the Hancock household. The woman died after a criminal operation and Hancock contends she left home Monday then returned Thursday and died that night.
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Washington, D. C
Winfield Scott Hancock
Hyatteville
Ase Memaeed
Hancock
Boys Wreck Street Car In Detroit Accident
A brick on the Fort street track caused a Trumbull avenue trolley to jump the rails and crash into a tree injuring 13 passengers. Patrolman Piles and passenger James McNamara were the two most seriously injured. Police suspect an unknown person placed the brick.
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Detroit
Trumbull Avenue
Fort Street
Patrolman Piles
James McNamara
Bors
Yaquis Annihilate Company of Soldiers Near Ortiz
Yaquis near Ortiz ambushed a company of soldiers from the Fifth regiment of the Mexican army and annihilated them. The Indians retreated and are now pursued by another detachment of soldiers.
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Hermossilo
Mexico
Yaquis
Ortiz
Butchery on Freight Train Tragedy Near Seaton
A freight train collision with cattle near Seaton Ia on Sunday left five train men dead. Locomotives were smashed and eleven cars piled, with engineer Harry Summers killed and scalded to death.
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Obkaloosa
Seaton
Harry Summers
Explosion at Montana bakery injures owner Edward Euglett
A Glasgow special reports an explosion at Edward Euglett's bakery in Great Falls, a small frame shop blown apart. The proprietor is critically injured and cannot speak. Dynamite use and storage nearby are suspected, with no other workers in the shop at the time.
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Great Falls
Mont
Tribune
Glasgow
Edward Eugiett
Euglett
Roosevelt revival sparks talk of trusts and reform
California congressman Julius Kahn rants in Washington hotel about insurance probes and railroad rebates. He predicts federal control may expand, lauds Roosevelt while lamenting addled politics, and warns Alaska Philippines debates echo Polk era policy.
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Roosevelt
United States
Julius Kahn
California
Jaline Kahn
Washington Hotel
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Philippines
Porto Rico
Polk
Great Britain
Alaska
Crusade to Aid Overworked Horses Gains Public Support
Humane society treasurer H. R. Harriman urges Seattle to pass an ordinance like Colorado’s restricting horse loads and weights. He cites deplorable conditions, cites San Francisco model, and notes drivers fear fines while horses suffer on city streets. Local drivers request city action and petitions.
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Seattle
H. R. Harriman
Humane Society
Colorado
Harriman
San Francisco
Yester
Murmane
Clarke
the Star
Must Learn a Speech Anew for Little Gindya
Little Gindya Lohndorf, four years old, daughter of N. Lohndorf of 12 Main, swallowed a ball of white key six weeks ago and was reported by physicians to be out of danger though paralyzed. She has since lost her power of speech and lies helpless in bed, and will be obliged to learn to talk all over again.
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Gindya
N. Lohndorf
Main
Sil
Judge transfers Williamson vs Puget Sound to federal court
Judge Morris on Saturday moved the case of Rita Williamson versus Puget Sound Electric Co for $20,000 from state court to the United States circuit court.
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Rita Williamson
Puget Sound Electric Company
United States Circuit Court
Windsor Gould heir and railroad magnate with vast wealth
The eldest son of the late Jay Gould, aged 47, is chief trustee of the Gould estate worth about 100 million. He holds a $5 million personal inheritance, lives in Lakewood New Jersey, is married with seven children, and has toured Europe with ties to royal figures. He expanded Gould railroad mileage, works from 195 Broadway, and has counted Carnegie, Rockefeller, and Morgan among allies and rivals. He previously worked as a Wall Street broker and controls Missouri Pacific and Wabash lines among others.
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Jay Gould
Gould
Lakewood
N. J
Europe
King Edward
Prince of Wales
Great Salt Lake
Atlantic
Rate Ware
Russell Sage
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rocke
Feller
James H. Hyde
Western Union
Broadway
United States
Wall Street
J. Pierpont Morgan
Alexander J. Casnatt
Rock Island
E. H. Harriman
Missouri Pacific
Wabash Lines
New York Elevated Railway
Western Union Telegraph Company
Rockefeller
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
Jerry Simpeon Deteriorates in Wichita Hospital
In Wichita Kansas Jerry Simpeon deteriorates this afternoon after a prolonged hemorrhage lasting over three hours with death likely at any moment remaining.
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Jerry Simpeon
Wichita
Kan
Get
Jerry Bimpoon
Nansen Named Norwegian Minister to Washington
Fritjof Nansen the Arctic explorer is reported by Poliiken to become the Norwegian minister to Washington. The announcement came Monday morning from Christiana.
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Christiana
Fritjof Nansen
Poliiken
Washington
Councilman Daulton Returns to Seattle After Four Month Absence
Councilmen Daulton has returned to Seattle after an absence of about four months. Twenty bills, held during his absence, will likely be acted upon on Monday night.
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Daulton
Seattle
Ventilation Concerns Raised Over Large Stores
The board of health discussed poor ventilation in many big department stores at Monday's meeting. City sanitary inspectors will be asked to investigate and enforce air space standards. Some stores have sufficient air space but inadequate ventilation, and the board deems the issue urgent due to numerous employees.
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Board of Health
Effort to Oust Hogle Over Ambulance Contract
The board of health plans to oppose renewing Captain Hogle's contract to run the city ambulance. They advocate city operation or a different arrangement, criticizing Hogle as "obnoxious" for limited use of the ambulance and excessive control. They point to needs beyond hospital transfers, including moving indigent patients between facilities.
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Board of Health
Connell
Hogle
Hogte
Mogle
Health Board
Hoagie
Hogie
Broadway Residents Protest Noise From Night Freight Trains
Broadway residents petitioned the health board over nuisance caused by Seattle Electric Company night freight cars on the Broadway line. The health board directed residents to approach the city council, which holds regulatory authority over such matters.
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Broadway
Health Board
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