Miners Face Split Over Plan in Creek Valley Delegates
The Last Edition reports fears that Creek valley delegates may be instructed to reject proposed concessions as miners’ plan unfolds. Troop presence in Panther valley is extended, and convention actions loom as arbitration yields a potential permanent settlement. Roosevelt praised the accord while Mitchell’s allies push for a smooth through.
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Creek Valley
Beereman Dalbin
Schall
Panther Valley
Ike
Mel
Mitchell
D. C
White House
Tragic settlement ends in double homicide and suicide
October 17 York reports the late treasurer of Climax Works named Turner shot Albert Hamilton and a man named Mallard at a law office, then killed himself during a disputed deficit settlement. Hamilton died instantly. Mallard died of his wounds. Turner had previously been connected to Moors debts.
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William
Climax Works
Albert Hamilton
Wilth
Turner
Mallard
Hamilton
Obscene Book Mail Conviction Faces Appeal
The case involved a federal conviction with fines and imprisonment for mailing an allegedly obscene book. An appeal is said to have unsettled the defendant, with concerns over the prosecution possibly disturbing the defendant's mind. The local sheet M. W. A. is published by F. W. Gibson for Woodmen interests.
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F. W. Gibson
Davis to Speak on Thursday Evening in Seattle Meeting
Neighbor J. W. Davis of California will address Seattle and vicinity members on Thursday evening November 13. State Head Counsel Elliott calls him the best orator in the order. The meeting will likely be held in the camp.
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J. W. Davis
California
Seattle
Vicinity
Elliott
Vie
Diamonds Stolen From Duluth Bank Counter
Diamanda valued at 7000 dollars were taken from the counter of the First National bank in Duluth. The owner Mrs Merrill had just removed the stones from a safety deposit box and laid them on the counter while she spoke with a customer. No clue to the thief and no strangers observed in the room.
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Duluth
Republican meeting to drum up votes in Morris ward
Sam H. Piles and Milo A. Root will address a voters meeting tonight in Morris ball Second ward in the Interest of the Republic ticket. This will be the first Republican gathering in the Unde district this campaign.
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Milo A. Root
Morris Ball
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Naval exchange planned between Britain and Japan in Pacific balance talks
London reports arrangements for Japanese naval officers to visit British dockyards while British officers visit Japanese yards. Each side will report to their governments on the best means to balance power in the North Pacific.
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London
North Pacific
Dreams of Palmy Days in Rome a Notorious Bandit Nearing Death
Morosino, famed as the era’s most notorious Italian criminal, sentenced to life at Elba, is dying. He once wowed society with style and disguise, often attending events then mimicking a bandit to rob guests.
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Musolino
Italy
Elba
Palmy
Eruption Threatens Soufriere Town in Communications Blackout
Reports from Kingston indicate Soufriere is still erupting and communication with the town is severed. Authorities fear the town may have been destroyed as fears grow about the impact on residents and infrastructure.
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End of Macedonian Revolution Proclaimed by Sultan
Constantinople reports the war ends as the Macedonian uprising is concluded and the sultan grants a general amnesty to participants.
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Constantinople
the Parte Today
Must Watch Corporation Sparks Seattle Street Restoring Debate
A Seattle Public Works session to explore revoking the Seattle Gas and Electric Company franchise after complaints it tears up pavements. Superintendent Little accuses improper paving while a plan for new license inspectors to oversee street tearing and charge inspection costs to the firms is discussed.
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Samuel Hiil
Seattle Gas and Plectric Company
Tienasco
Workman Convicted For Carrying Open Light In Mine
A Franklin miner, Willam Copija, was convicted by Justice F. M. Tucker for carrying an open light in a mine where safety lamps are required. The ruling follows heightened mine safety concerns after a recent Black Diamond disaster. Copija received a fine.
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Copija
F. M. Tucker
Black Diamond
Rally for First Ward Democrats at Union Hall
The First Ward Democratic Club plans a Saturday rally at Union Hall Pacific block at 8 o clock. Ro Sweeny and William Hickman Moore will address the meeting as reporters note a fair evening with light to fresh easterly winds in Seattle and vicinity.
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Democratic Club
Union Hall
Pacific Block
Ro Sweeny
William Hickman Moore
Seattle
Vicinity
Night in City Jail Leads to Lose of Wife Mystery
G Craig from Port Townsend was jailed after drinking spree and woke in a city jail cell with no memory of his actions. He seeks his wife, who vanished after leaving Port Townsend en route to Beattie, while police note he posted bail and began searching for her.
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G. Craig
Port Townsend
Chitago
Stepier
Etty Jal
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Beattie Seeks Free Open Market to Boost Farmers
The Beattie Star urges a public market in Westminster B C to aid farmers and cut out middlemen. A ranch staffer recalls Seattle’s riverfront market where steamer cargoes move easily and buyers and sellers meet directly.
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Daniel F. Bolavevan
Westminster
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Boys Rex and Werbert Becker Missing
Two boys Rex and Werbert Becker were reported missing by police after their disappearance. Parents say they have been reading dime novels and cannot account for their whereabouts.
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Rex
Werbert Becker
Wants to Meet a Big Man in Boxing Challenge
Alexander Greggens has issued a challenge on behalf of Gard ner for a match in the near future with James J. Corbett Robert Fitzsimmons or Kid McCoy for $2 000 a side to occur in San Francisco before the club offering the best terms Gardner insists the challenge is genuine and he is eager to meet one of the big fighters.
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Alexander Gregeins
Ge Gardner
James J. Corbett
Robert Fitzsimmons
Kid McCoy
Gardner
Bernstein Loses World Title Bid After Hand Injury
In Baltimore on October 17, Joe Bernstein from New York known as The Ghetto Champion fought Corbett in a 10 round match. Bernstein, the favorite at 126 pounds, broke a bone in his left hand in the seventh round and could not continue, giving Corbett the victory.
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Se Place
Joe Bernstein
New York
Bernstein
Corbett
Crowniehield Receiving Ships Policy Recalled
The text recalls Crowniehield's method of using barracks as receiving ships and condemning old vessels. It notes a shift after he erected the best ships for this task and later actions in Europe that altered the plan, including freeing ships like the Minneapolis and the Columbia for other uses.
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Europe
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Columbia
Baseball clash in Seattle Tacoma league today
Everett notes a fast league game on the local diamond with Seattle and Tacoma teams squaring off today. The contest highlights the ongoing regional rivalry and draws local fans to the field.
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Seattle
Pacific University Beats Washington State Agricultural College
Pullman Oct 17 The Pacific University football team defeated Washington Agricultural College yesterday by a decisive score.
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Pacific ‘University
Washington Agricultural Rae
Hearing Postponed On Beacon Hill Residents Restraining Order
Hearing postponed due to both sides attorneys being busy to prepare cases. The case seeks a permanent injunction against Frye Broad and James Henry and Cara tens Broad restraining them from actions on Beacon Hill residents.
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Frye- Brohn Co
James Henry
Caratens Broad
Public nuisance case delayed to December in superior court
Proceedings on a suit alleging that general houses are a public nuisance will not be heard in the superior court until December. The delay affects the parties operating at their current location.
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Ing
Fort Stevens Fire Again Sparks Concerns At Oregon Post
In Astoria Oregon acting city report describes Fort Stevens attacked by triple fires yesterday. Fire brigades worked to prevent spread and protect the post as guards increase precautions after repeated arson attempts within three months.
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Astoria, Ore
Fort Stevens
Property Bargains on Queen Anne and West Side Lots
Multiple lots offered at Queen Anne Hill and Avenue West near Blaine by the new car line priced from 280 to 300 dollars. Additional two lots on 6th Avenue West and Galer listed at 700 dollars.
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Avenue West
Blaine
6Th Avenue West
Galer
Five-room House for Rent Near New High School
A five room house on 16th Avenue near the new high school offers affordable living. Includes essential features and convenient location close to education facilities. Contact for details and viewing times.
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New High School
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Pacific Northwest Baseball League Could Grow to Eight Clubs
Spokane Oct 17 The Pacific Northwest Baseball League may expand to eight clubs next year with Salt Lake and Ogden proposals tabled to January for discussion.
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Pacific Northwest Baseball League
Tion
Salt Lake
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Dr. Frank Strong Is Inaugurated Kansas University Chancellor
Lawrence Kan Oct 17 Dr Frank Strong formerly president of the University of On was inaugurated chancellor of the Kansas university today. Amost all of the famous university faculties in the United States were represented.
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Kan
Frank Strong
Uniy
O N
Kansas University
United States
Lipton Renews America Cup Challenge With Shamrock II
Sir Thomas Lipton renews his challenge for the America's Cup through Hugh Kelly of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club. The Shamrock II, 90 feet, would race best three of five in August 1903 at New York Yacht Club following similar terms to the 1901 challenge.
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Hugh ©. Kelly
Royal Ulsteracht Club
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock IL
G. A. Cormack
Thomas Lipton
Eclipse Darkens Sky As Students View Lunar Shadow
About nine students and teachers at the State University gathered in the observatory under Prof. Alfred Ranum to watch a total lunar eclipse. The event began at 8 o clock last night and was visible across North and South America, with favorable atmospheric conditions for observing through a large telescope.
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State University
Alfred Ranum
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