Weather Man Requests Bench Warrant Over Drought
The Weather Maker demands Judge Cann issue a bench warrant against Pluvius the rain god for failing to deliver agreed rainfall. Salisbury and colleagues debate drought causes, predicting partly cloudy with rain and warmer night as they discuss a drought relief scheme and hidden interests behind the drought.
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Central
Saliabury
Scott
Winey Behn
Ello
Judge Cann
Grover Cleveland
Tom Reed
Cal
Sallebury
Roberts
Sahara
Pluvina
Pluvius
Saliaberg
Nimbus and Pluvius Promised Arrival Delayed
The Vater introduces Nimbus to Salisbury and explains that Pluvius cannot come over due to intense tooth pain, hindering movement. The exchange hints at a planned visit that was postponed because of illness.
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Nimbus
Salisbury
Weill
Pluvius
Twentieth Century Club Reorganized For Dance Series
A group of young men met at 10 Hawthorne Street Union to reorganize the Twentieth Century Club. They plan a series of dances this season and named Messe Mawthorne Merry Chay Garrough George Dow as the general committee. The schooner Alice was towed to winter quarters in the Duwamish River yesterday. The steamer Spokane sails to San Francisco tonight with 200 passengers and full cargo.
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Hawthorne
Union Street
Messe
Mawthorne
Merry
Chay Garrough
George Dow
Spokane
Francisco
Alice
Evergreen
Winter Quarter
Duwamish River
Vancouver youth dubbed Lordy Webber flees Seattle
Police traced a Vancouver man known as Lordy Webber to Seattle after reports he drank wine and spent funds from the Mendelson Publishing treasury. A warrant was issued for his arrest as authorities continued to search for him.
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Devgian
Lordy Webber
Vancouver
Seattle
Wentieman
Mendelson Publishing Company
Vancouver A
Webber
Douglas
Man Claims Lodging House Ownership. Lodger Ejected
A lodger at the Jefferson Hall lodging house on Jefferson Street asserts ownership and tries to eject the manager. Casey, who rented a room, was found in possession and argued with plainclothes officer Landwehr. He was booked for disorderly conduct after the confrontation. A missing boy, Arthur Higgs, 12, was reported from 1215 South Avenue. James D. Hoge Jr. returned from a business trip to New York yesterday.
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Casey
Landwehr
James D. Hoge, Jr
New York
One Lawyer Proud of Success Rate
A speaker boasts that in forty cases he failed only once and earned payment from 39 others. He frames the ratio as a strong record, noting that the fortieth case incurred no expense. The remark emphasizes efficiency and reliability in his legal practice.
Justice George's Court Faces Another Blunder
Yesterday the court of Justice George encountered another blunder as proceedings were disrupted. Details remain unclear and officials promised a review of the mishap.
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Justice George's Court
Presidential deal behind New York City campaign
A 1920s style political analysis links President Roosevelt Governor Odell and Mayor Low, arguing a three‑linked power chain could sustain Republican control of New York City and state. It highlights police patronage, party loyalties, and the shift from nonpartisan city governance to partisan control.
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New York City
York
Het
New York
Hoonever
Odell
Lowin
Wacore
Rowe
David Thain
Tien- Jamin B. Odell
Hill
Tammany Mall
Bekind Odell
National Party
Beth Law
Law
Eaper
New York State
Roosevelt
Grell
Low Bern
Odell-Low
Low
White House
Greene
Elopement case notes cited failures in section
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Kriete moved for diaminer of the ones after case was tried and argued. He argued the law is defective to such an extent that the hands of the Fire Werden are tied. Luces was discharged though guilty of the offense.
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Tua Wee
Kriete
Luces
Park approval hinges on bond from adjoining property owners
A park at Highland drive and Seventh Avenue West in Queen Ane Hill was approved by the park and boulevard committee on condition that nearby property owners contribute half the expense and provide a satisfactory surety bond by the next council meeting. The bond and timely payment are required to proceed with condemnation actions for four vacant lots offering an elevated view of the sound.
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Highland Drive
Seventh Avenue West
Queen
Ane Hill
Park and Boulevard
Council
Counsil
Rhea
Beattie
Men With Money Are Now Missing
Frank Stambaugh of 1818 Ninth Avenue and W Pierce of Latona are missing after each one had money with them. Stambaugh left October 4 telling relatives he would go to Burner with $100 but did not reach Sumner. Pierce withdrew $106 on October 15 and has not been seen since. his son asked police to search yesterday. Also notice: office clerk and carrier examination applications due Beattie November 21 by 6 pm. contact H D Temple, local board chair.
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Frank Stambaugh
Ninth Avenue
W . Pierce
Latona
Stambaugh
Sumner
Pierce
Great Northern Tunnel
Pacific Train Tragedy Near Morse's Mill Claims Puyallup Leader
James Greenleaf president of Puyallon was struck by a Northern Pacific freight train yesterday at 19 o'clock near Morse's mill inside Puyallup city limits. The deaf and feeble man walked along the track toward the train, was unseen by the engineer, and was hurled about thirty feet. He died four hours later from his injuries.
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The
Star
Tacoma
James Greenleaf
Puyallon
Oheck
Norther Pacific
Morse's Mill
Puyallup
Greenleaf
Alms House Robbery In Norristown
In Norristown Pennsylvania on October 17 a watchman at the county almshouse was beaten and gagged by masked robbers who then blew open the cafe and fled with a small amount of money and valuables.
Dog Owner Sues City In Historic Valdez Case
In Valdez a court action led by Al White and others challenges the city over dog licenses. The case requests restraining orders to stop destruction of dogs after five days, arguing the license passed by an illegal council. The matter remains under advisement as the dispute unfolds.
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Valdes
Wickersham
al White
Sem Lynch
White
Ilegal Council
Patrolman Arrests Woman in Lamp Theft Case
Patrolman Glaswcock arrested a woman calling herself Mrs Hooker on suspicion of stealing a lamp and other mail articles. She appeared mentally unbalanced and may be sent to county jail for an insanity commission. She is 35, with little police knowledge about her. Visiting Day on the cruise New York listed times at Pier 2.
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Glaswcock
Hooker
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