William Constantine Renews Prisoner Status in County Jail
Constantine, charged with attempted murder of Hall, was re jailed after bail was vacated at 10 000 by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Vandeveer due to hospital condition of the victim. Bail could be reset if the victim dies, and Constantine surrendered at the sheriff’s office under police surveillance.
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Constantine
Police
Wappenstein
Mackintosh
Vandeveer
Prater
Vance Paben
Women to Fight Beck in District Election
Citizens and Greeley County Republicans rally to oppose Henry Heck in the legislative race. A petition seeks votes for bias against Beck and urges vigorous support for the Republican ticket. Endorsed candidates vow to press for saloon restrictions and defend local interests.
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Henry Heck
Petiae
Mery A. Beck
Pecans Rise Report From Border Zone
Local reports from Tez to Nogales outline a border area disturbance tied to a revival movement. Police of Jaures and a socialist paper are referenced amid confiscated documents. Readquar'ers of the rev junta are mentioned with August dates and simultaneous activity in Douglas and nearby towns.
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Telegraph Servce
Miter
Peeeeel
Jaures
Mex
Jane Augtr
Douglas
Ariz
Tex
Nogales
Rummage sale organized by Mrs Sad and Mrs Gottstein
A local rummage event held yesterday afternoon drew attendees and volunteers led by Mrs Sad and Mrs Gottstein. The gathering proceeded under community auspices and supported by the auxiliary group. Numerous ladies contributed to the effort, reflecting a generalWorth community spirit.
Wrestler Yankee Rogers challenges Dr Ratler for bet
A letter from manager of Yankee Rogers in The Star challenges Dr F Ratler to a contest for ten cents to three thousand dollars. Dr Roller says he will not engage in a public professorial match but would consider a private bout in Seattle with one thousand dollars at stake.
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the Star
Rogers
F. Ratler
Hogera
Seattle Wing Beatties Win National Drift Contest Prize
The Seattle Beatties drift team led by Keighte of Pythian won first prize at a national contest in New Orleans, earning 1500 dollars. Captain Rite Cascalee received a medal as the most efficient officer. The team trained a week at Madison Park and vowed to return with the top prize, a claim now fulfilled.
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Beatties
Keighte
Pythian
New Rane
Captainrite Cascalee
Seattle
Madison Park
New Orleans
Case
Women labor league hosts open meeting in Labor Temple
The Women's Labor league of this city will entertain the Central Labor council and the Building Trades assembly at an open meeting October 31 in the Labor Temple. A program and refreshments are provided. The event aims to promote the union label and working card in Seattle.
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Women’s Labor League
Central Labor Council
Building Trades Assembly
Labor Temple
Seattle
Bleachers Collapse Injures Dozens at Syracuse Colgate Game
At Syracuse this afternoon during the Colgate game the bleachers gave way injuring many spectators. A large portion of the injured are reported to be youths and students. rescue teams work on the site as authorities assess the disaster and possible fatalities.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Byracube
N.Y
Colgate
Ty i Ae Pao
Jon
Hutchinson murder case unsettled amid secret worry
The article notes Mr Hindley doubting a hold up and leaning toward a targeted murder of Hutchinson. Two men seen fleeing near the Seventhay scene and odd dog behavior are mentioned, with Hindley stating Hutchinson's health had suffered from secret anxiety in the prior six weeks.
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Seventhay
Howard St
Hindley
Hutchinson
Mr. Hindley
Mr. Hutchinson
Printing Combine on Verge of Settlement in Paper Boycott
Ex Senator Simonds of Portland and legal counsels from Blake Moffitt Towne San Francisco work today on a settlement over the Franklin association boycott. The Trade Register and American Paper Co narrow the dispute, lifting the boycott and reopening local paper supply amid looming consolidations.
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Simonds
Portland
Ore
Blake, Moffitt & Towne Company
San Francisco
American Paper Company
Aaat & Terhune
Trade Register Company
Cottom Firma Eotside
Prankita Association
Palmer
Trade Reageter Printing Company
The
Franklin Association
Trade Register
Bieke, Martin & Towne
Seattie
Monde
eHemie
San
Mexican Lover Kills Emma Blakeley in El Paso
Emma Blakeley was stabbed and killed by Alberto Vargas of Baird Texas in El Paso last night after promising to wed an American. Seventy five cowboys led by four brothers pursue Vargas and head to Abilene to seek vengeance. Vargas survived the attack.
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Beerippe Telegraph Service
EL Paso
Texas
Emma Blakeley
Alberto Vargas
Baird
Heigh
Abilene
Vargas
Whiskey blamed for Ute Indian troubles in Wyoming
Washington reports that the Ute Indians of Wyoming have started north. Officials say whiskey sold to Indians by people now suffering from their depredations is the direct cause of the trouble.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Washrington
D. C
Wyoming
North
Relative shoots cousin in Houston early morning
In Houston a society man, Tankerssiecy Jr., was shot and killed by his cousin B. B. Nichols. Nichols and the dead man's brother reportedly tried to persuade the youth to leave a questionable house when the shooting occurred.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Houston
Texas
Tankerssiecy, Jr
B. BK. Nichols
Wes
Rockefeller dodges Findlay decision questions at Forest Hill
In Cleveland, Oct. interview with John D. Rockefeller concerns an ongoing Findlay decision. He dodged the question and shifted the talk to landscape gardening. When asked how long he would stay at Forest Hill, he replied, Over Sunday.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Cleveland
Ohm
John D. Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Juvenile gambling and liquor concerns in Chinatown noted
Vancouver reports an alarming issue with three hundred white youths gambling in Chinatown and liquor sold to minors in unlicensed halls. The piece also describes Seattle campaign activity around Reynolds Club backing Charlie Reynolds for prosecuting attorney with volunteers organizing precinct polling and voter checks.
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Vancouver
B. C
Chinatown
Seattle
Reynolds Club
Carpenters Hall
Charlies A. Reynolde
Bank Clearings for Oct 1906 Compared to 1905
Bank clearings for October 1906 reached 1492 541 809, showing an increase over the same period in 1905. The October 2, 1905 figures are shown as a reference point, with total amounts indicating growth in overall banking activity.
Wiped Out by Tidal Wave Off Florida and Cuba
Reports from October describe a devastating storm near Florida and Cuba. The steamship Lacte sank off the Florida coast with about 100 crew and passengers presumed lost. Havana notes property losses reaching around 2 million dollars and many vessels damaged or destroyed. General Bell reports injuries to two U.S. infantrymen, with one, Harry Foster, not expected to recover. Governor Magoon confirms the storm’s great severity along the coast.
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Miami
Fila
Florida
Elliott Keye
Washington, D.C
Bell
War Department
Twentyth Infantry
Harry Foster
Magoon
Fatal Farm Dispute Ends in Shootout Near Norris Farm
In Indiana on October 19 Norrie and his father Geo Norris clashed with neighbor Richardson over a property pole. The elder Norris fired at Richardson and accidentally killed his son, then shot Richardson before Richardson returned fire and killed the elder Norris. Richardson survived.
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Pee Teleagraph Service
NG Sun
Ind
Norrie
Hie
Geo Nortis
Joseph
Richardson
Norris
Leider Norris
Dson
Padding of the rolls alleged in Ward canvass
Workers hired to inspect downtown wards claim evidence of padding in the rolls to favor Republican candidates including George Piper for the Senate district Joe Lyons for the Senate in the th district and Henry Rock for the Legislature. Investigations proceed and warrants will be sworn if proof supports action.
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Tieta
George Piper
Senate
Joe Lyons
Henry Rock
Selby Abbey Destroyed By Fire After 1070 Burn
Belby Abbey in England burned today. a fire destroyed the historic site and priceless relics, dating back to the Norman destruction in 1070.
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Selby Abbey
England
Belby Abbey
Readvertisement Ordered for Eagle Improvement Projects
The board of public works ordered readvertisement of the Eagle Improvement project on Western av to Denny way. City Engineer Thomson and the board approved specifications for Grand boulevard water main and East Gelerst grading and curbing.
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Eagle At
Western Av
Dennyway
Board of Public Works
Grand Boulevard
Water Maine
East Gelerst
Et al
Thomson
Hoerd
Boy 16 Killed in Lincoln Av Trolley Accident
Chicago October 20 a Lincoln av trolley car jumped the track at about 15 miles an hour. A 6 year old boy, Frank Schilling, was killed when he fell under the wheels. Nine others injured include Irving Tupper and Bertha Langehear among unnamed victims. The crash occurred due to a defective rail and the boy stood on the front platform at the time.
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Service Telegraph Service
Chicago
Frank Schilling
Irving Tupper
Mre
Bertha Langehear
Mies Cora Yokel
Annie Swain
Schilling
Walla Walla Rancher Arrested for Murder of Stranger
Nelson Melander, a rancher, is under arrest in Walla Walla on murder charges after a body found in the Snake River two weeks ago with a battered head. He allegedly quarreled with the stranger he was driving to Simmons Siding and attacked him with a wrench.
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Star
Walla Walla
Nelson Melander
Snake River
Melander
Simmons Siding
Y M C A Sunday Meeting Plans Quiet Afternoon Program
The Y M C A will hold a free and easy Sunday afternoon meeting with music brief talks and discussions and a 6 o'clock luncheon. Stuart P Haines director of religious work will address high school boys at 3 30 in the association gym on The Real Battle ground.
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Stuart P. Haines
Y.M.C. A
San Francisco Storm Buries and Kills Several Workers
A February gale pounded Mission and Third streets with 35 mile per hour winds, toppling walls at Grand Opera House and Pacific Mutual Life and Montgomery Commercial buildings. Four buried, three later identified. one body recovered, others injured. Fire crews rescued workers from rubble amid dangerous conditions.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
San Francisco
Walla
Grand Opera House
Mission and Thirdste
Pacific Mateusi Life
Eth Montgomery Commercial
Walleeft
St. Patricks S Church
Mission and
Third Sts
St. Patrick's Church
Pacific Mutual Life
Montgomery
Commercial Ita
Tempest Causes Massive Loss in San Salvador Valleys
A two day storm floods valleys, destroys iron bridges, buries tenants, and kills cattle and people. San Salvador reports extensive death toll with Guatemala and Honduras also hit, residents terrorized as rivers sweep bodies downstream.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
San Balvador
Relief Fund Sent To San Francisco Sufferers
Seattle relief funds raised for the San Francisco fire will be forwarded to the Frisco relief committee. About 5200 remains with the local committee after deductions for expenses. Jacob Furth and Miss Walker of the YWCA advocated sending most of the balance south.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Frisco
Chamber of Commerce
California Relief Committee
Jacob Furth
Boston Relief Fund
Miss Walker
Faulty Ordinance Triggers Harvard Ave Improvement Trouble
Irregularities in the passing and drafting of the municipal ordinance force a reassessment of the Harvard avenue improvement project. A conference between Mayor Moore and Assistant Corporation Counsel Todd concluded a new assessment will be required due to faulty provisions in the original measure.
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Harvard Av
Moore
Todd
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Oct
Beripee Telegraph Service
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United States Navy
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YY. M
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