Waif Baby Adopts Fate Across Seattle Homelessness
A nameless infant, abandoned by a selfish father and struggling mother, is placed for adoption after a Seattle nurse advertises a baby to give away. The girl, once a good daughter, faces life with no support or home, as the child’s early life shadows loom over him.
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Seattle
H. Braun
Howell At
Wiman's Attorney Moves Against Interurban Rate Hike
Attorney Fred Oh representing the capitalist seeks a restraining order to block Puget Sound Interurban from enforcing a two cent fare between Seattle and Tacoma. The fee commission reportedly has no authority to act, and suburban complaints accuse the company of arbitrariness without railroad commission adjudication. The suit aims to challenge the new rate effective yesterday, with filing anticipated before court closing.
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Fredi. Oh
Puget Sound M Company
Seattle
Tacomaker Burch
A. J. Fairchild
Commission
Burch
Majestic Two Box Seats Offer Ad in Classifieds
Tomorrow morning after nine, readers can claim two box seats at the Majestic. The ad urges cutting out the notice from today's Star classified section to participate, noting the week’s best offering in several weeks.
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London Demands Recall of Spanish Ambassador
Riots sweep European capitals over Ferrer death as mobs denounce the Spanish king and cabinet. In London police shield the Spanish embassy while Victor Grayson of the socialist party calls for recalling the Spanish minister. The Ferrer murder is blamed on monarchies as Europe trembles at rising anti‑monarchy sentiment.
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Tragedy of Banished Wife and Wer Motherless Children
Shelby Ohio October tragedy unfolds as City Clerk Walter Hanna discovers his wife Mrs. Hanna with his best friend Samuel Robb. The pair sign an oath and proceed, while the town debates the moral fate of the wife and the men involved. The article notes public sympathy for Hanna and his parents as the divorce suit is filed and rumors fly about punishment for Robb and Mrs. Hanna.
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Walter D. Hanna
Samuel Robb
Hanna
Lfe
Walter Hanna
Anti Spanish demonstrations ripple through Paris and Madrid
Revolutionary writers warn of armed mob action in France as Paris police and troops shield demonstrations. In Madrid, the cabinet's bill to conscripts paying $300 plus a new hundred sparks unrest as King Alfonso and Premier Maura face blame over the Ferrer execution.
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Madrid
Hendaye
Cortes
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Cubans to Boycott Spain Over Ferrer Murder
Cuban crowds protested Spain for the murder of Prof. Ferrer with mass marches in Havana. Riots spread as one of the era’s largest outdoor meetings passed resolutions denouncing Spain and endorsing a boycott of Spanish goods and refusal to unload Spanish ships.
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Ferrer
Emma Goldman meeting in New York backs Ferrer execution
Emma Goldman addressed thousands of Socialists in New York on October 18. Resolutions were adopted calling for the execution of Professor Ferrer by King Alfonso.
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Emma Goldman
Alfonso
Prof
Ferrer
Bomb Outrages Plague Lisbon City
Bombs are mysteriously exploding across Lisbon causing multiple fatally injured victims. Authorities investigate a rising wave of blasts harming civilians and property in various districts.
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Spanish Flag Burned in Buenos Aires Demonstration
Ten thousand people gathered in a public square in Buenos Aires and burned the Spanish flag and a portrait of King Alfonso. The protest occurred on October 17 as tensions rose over Spain.
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Buenos Ayres
Alfonso
Alfonso a Monster Banner Sparks Genoa Clash
Thousands of marchers in Genoa bearing a large banner reading Alfonso Is a Monster clashed with police. Police secured the banner and no arrests were reported among the protesters in the large procession.
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Alfonso
Genoa
Conan Doyle Reveals Kongo Atrocities Under Leopold Rule
The Star publishes Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s investigative portrait of the Kongo Free State under King Leopold. Doyle links abuse to a system of land seizure and forced labor enforced by 2000 white agents, capitas, and a brutal militia, with massacres and mutilations reported.
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Leopold
Conan Doyle
M. Renkin
Kongo Free State
A. Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
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America
Doubleday, Page & Co
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Henry M. Stanley
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Bismarck
Brussels
Weather forecast shows showers tonight and Tuesday
The forecast calls for showers this evening and Tuesday with moderate east winds.
Stock market closes mixed after higher open
United Press reports New York stocks opened higher and finished mixed with Katy common leading activity, closing about 1 percent above Saturday.
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