Heir to Fortune Sold Skirts Here
Jacob Galento heir to a fortune died in New York and a Portland jewelry dealer, Marty G Stone, believes he knows the lucky man. Stone recalls Galento last in Portland three months ago and notes he worked with a New York skirt house and visited the Stewart street shop near the Oregon hotel.
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New York
Yough
Marty G. Stone
Stone
Galento
Portland
Stewart Street
Oregon Hotel
Stgne Firaet
Local Masons Honored at Supreme Council Session
In Washington D C two Seattle men FE. 5 Beebe and 8. Burwell were elected to the thirty third degree of Masonry the highest honor. Admiral Winfield Scott Schley and Gov. Alva Adams of Colorado were elected knights commander of the court of honor.
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Washington, D. C
Beebe
Burwell
Winfield Scott Sehley
Gov
Alva Adams
Colorado
Court of Honor
Kaiser’s Auto Collision In Front Of Castle
Berlin Oct 20 Emperor Wil Mam narrowly escaped serious injury after his automobile collided with another car near the castle. His vehicle entered the castle court while the other machine was disabled.
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Berlin
Emperor Wil
Mam
Thief Burns 20000 Dollars In Pittsburgh Express Heist
In Bridgeport on October 20 Edward Cunliffe confessed to burning the missing 20000 dollars from a 161000 haul by the Adams Express Co. He claimed the money was destroyed to avoid capture. Detectives report recovering about 79952.55 so far at the Cunliffe home and a salt case in an unused bag.
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Edward George Cunliffe
Express Company
Pitte
York
Aive
Cunliffe
Allegheny National
Pittsburg
Don
L. Conn
Edward Cunliffe
Adams Express Company
Joseph W . Cunliffe
Boardman
Japan to Fight For Trans-Pacific Trade
Reports from the Lyra arriving at the Orient indicate Japan plans to send tramp ships to the United States and Chinese ports with cargoes. This could trigger a broader maritime clash as Japanese vessels compete with foreign tramp ships from Great Britain Norway and Germany.
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Japan
Lyra
Orient
United States
China
Norway
Germany
Strike at Nome Delays Shipping
Strike action in Nome slows shipping for two weeks with uncertain cargo deliveries. Insurance concerns may force some vessels to depart if prices for butter and canned goods justify it.
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Nome
Sawing tools and panels showcased with various models
The listing highlights multiple saw types including a Diston panel saw and handsaws from Harndeaw. It mentions different blade sizes such as 7 and 14 inches and notes a high quality Diamond saw praised as the finest in trade. Prices appear varied with several items marked by captions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitener
Man and Woman Adrift in Boat on Lake
Two people in a rowboat drifted far from shore off South Chicago as a 40 mile wind battered the lake. A woman appeared to be aboard, with a white skirt seen waving from the oar as rescue crews from two lifeboat stations rushed to reach them.
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Chicago
Fog Rolls In As Rescue Fray Ends In Castaway Loss
A rescue effort was underway when dense fog settled on the water. Darkness intensified quickly, causing the castaways to be lost in the tumultuous reels.
Diamonds Stolen From New York Hotel Society Leader
Mrs. George W. Hadley wife of the International Power manager and American Bridge president was robbed of 10000 in diamonds at her Buckingham Hotel home late Tuesday night. A $75000 necklace vanished or was recovered from William Scheer jeweler at 642 Fifth Avenue. detectives searched the scene and later announced the missing jewelry had been found.
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New York
George W. Hadley
International Power Company
American Bridge Company
Buckingham Hotel
William Scheer
Fifth Avenue
Japs Too Foxy For Harriman
Victoria B C October 20 Harri man and Sehwerth of the Pacific Mall Steamship company failed to close a contract with the Japanese government for the Manchurian railway ceded by Russia, the road having been leased to British and Belgian financiers.
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Victoria
B. C
Irrigation Project Approved Feasibility Stated for Okanogan
NORTH YAKIMA Oct. 20 Chief Engineer Newell of the United States reclamation service has approved the Okanogan project in a memo to Washington claiming it is entirely feasible and recommending immediate work. CHARLESTOWN Oct. 10 Mrs Joseph Teabo died suddenly this morning leaving a husband and four children. Funeral will be held Sunday. PORTLAND Oct. 19 Construction began yesterday on the joint Great Northern Northern Pacific line along the north bank of the Columbia into Portland with contractors purchasing land and building supply depots.
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Nels Christensen
Moore
Federal Court
Christensen
Sesnon
Nowunion
North Yakima
Newell
United States Reclamation Service
Okanogan Project
Washington
Charlestown
Waah
Joseph Teabo
Portland
Ore
Great Northern Northern Pacific
The
Columbia
Oil price hike hits East and West markets
Pittsburg report notes Standard Oil raised crude price by five cents in the East and two cents in the West. The move affects refiners and downstream buyers as regional markets react to the new posted levels.
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Pittsburg
Fire damages Ehrlich and Harrison lumber warehouse
Fire at 11 last night damaged Ehrlich and Harrison Lumber warehouse on Railroad Avenue and Connecticut Street. Estimated damage 25 cents. Mail service changes to Tanana and lower Yukon routes take effect November 1 from Eagle City to St Michaels and Nome via Valdes with two Eagle City routes weekly and bi monthly services planning. Fairbanks gains weekly mail service alongside regular routes. Nome and St Michaels reach via weekly mail sledges from Tanana.
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Ehrlich & Harrison
Railroad Avenue
Connecticut Street
Tanana
Yukon
Eagle City
St. Michaels
Nome
Valdes
Fairbanks
Murphy Worse Than Crooker Attacked by Jerome Speech
New York October 20. Tammage Hiall under Charles J Murphy is criticized as mercifully scored by William Tyers Jerome district attorney at Murray Hill Lyceum. Jerome says Croker was a real man and quotes harsh words about a rival, contrasting loyalty and duplicity in campaign rhetoric.
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Hiall
Charles J. Murphy
William Tyers Jerome
New York
Murray Hi
Open-Work Weather Poem From Seattle Forecast
Weather note reports a cold wave moving toward the southeast Nebraska and Kansas with a humorous take on the situation. It mentions frost, a forecast of warming, and a return to open work as the cold front departs. The piece blends whimsy with light local weather observations and a 41 degree low.
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Seattle
Alaska
Nebraska
Kansas
Coldware
Roosevelt Visits Mother's Old Home in Roswell
President Roosevelt arrived in Roswell Georgia at 1 38 am and toured his mother Martha Bulloch Roosevelt's birthplace area He visited the Presbyterian church greeted locals and old servants and told a story about Warren Crockett in a parade He gave a brief speech in the village park before departing late due to greetings
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Bulloch
Fr. Bulloch
Martha Bulloch
Roswell
Chattahoochee River
Roosevelt
Presbyterian
Warren E. Crockett
Dent's
Crockett
Hoosevelt
Roewell
Ashes of Irving Buried In Westminster Abbey
Ashes of the late Henry Irving lie in Westminster Abbey after services attended by G throm and a crowd of about a thousand unable to enter. Pallbearers included Sir Squire Bancroft and Lord Tennyson. services led by Duckworth and Arch bishop Wilberforce with representatives of the king and queen present. Photos advertised by Fegen and Ericeon with opening hours Sunday 1 to 3 pm.
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London
Henry Irving
Westminster Abbey
G Throm
Squire Bancroft
Earl of Aberdeen
Lord Tennyson
Charles Wyndham
John Nare
Lord Bernham
Alexander Mackenzie
George Alexander
Beerbobm Tree
Lawrences Alma
Tadema
James Fewer
Forbes Robertson
Arthur Pimero
Duckworth
Jos. Anson
Weldon
Wilberforce
Prince of Walesa
Fire on the ship Charles Nelson narrowly contained
A fire broke out on the forward deck of the steamer Charles Nelson as an acid jar leaked aboard near San Francisco bound cargo. Crew threw the acid overboard just before flames reached tar barrels, preventing a larger disaster and smoke drew a crowd. The incident followed a rough voyage with delays from NW winds.
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Charles Nelson
Nelson
Bank Francisco Priddy
San Francisco
Charlee Nelson
Desperate Murder Suspect Arrives at County Jail
Camille Frederic Remy, wanted in Helena for the murder of rancher W. J. Oliver, arrived Thursday evening at the county jail from Vancouver, B C, in the custody of Sheriff Scharrbroich and Detective Mulhern. Sheriff Scharrbroich plans to make the Helena trip by day for safety.
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Scharrbroich
Helena
Mulhern
Vancouver
Camille Frederic Remy
W. J. Oliver
B.C
Mra. P. Kuhlmann
Alder
Mra
P. J. Christensen
Rev
E. B. Thompson
Superior Court
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Jacob Gatento
the Supreme Council of the
Kaiser’s Auto
Bridgeport, Conn
Victoria, B. C
Biston
Edge
Bo aNarrow
Harriman
J. Redelsheimer & Co
First Ave
Col
Columbia St
New Pike
Sapecelal
Cravenette Raglans
Avenue
Prom
Murphy
Crooker
Says Jérome
Richard Croker
Croker
Hartes FF. Murphy
Pelt
Mother
Atlanta
Roswell, GA
Irving
Fegen & Ericeon
Tnd
Pike
Caroline C. Crowley
William Crowley
Crowley
Minnesota
Atuperior
Andrew Larson
Hilda Larson
Larson
Colman Building
Lee
Meg
Haynes
Second Avenue
Plymouth Shoe Company
Plymouth
ST. Or
Price S&s
Malan
Patra
Laird Schorers
G. Beniighausen
Ives
Shoe Annes
W. L. Douglas
Second Ave
Busi
Ness
Mr. Gerber
Coatsa—Garmen
Fabr
Lion
Main St
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