Freight car collision injures none on Green Lake line
A freight train pushing a totem car carrying heavy machinery crashed into a city bound Green Lake streetcar on Eighth Avenue near Virginia Street. The impact demolished fronts, sent passengers scrambling, but Motorman Henry Fenton and quick braking likely saved lives. Minor injuries included a passenger cut by glass. both cars were moved and service resumed after the wreck, with total damage not expected to exceed a small sum.
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Green Lake
Aiippery Reite
Eighth Avenue
Beeween
Stewart and
Blanchard Streets
Virginia Street
Stewart Street
Henry Fenton
Lt Ie Mest
Fenton
Teal
James Byrne
Giass
Dunbar Refuses Rainier Hotel Lease Action
Dunbar announces he will not surrender the Rainier hotel lease before its December 11 expiration. A notice to that effect was served in Butte on Monday. The case stems from Noyes estate attempting to lease to WM Wilken and W C White of Butte with possession set January 1, likely to be fought in court.
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Dunbar
Rainier
Diramd
Butte
Dunther
Noyes Estate
WM. Wilken
W. C White
Poe
Don Booth sues canine physician in superior court
Don Booth dies after alleged malpractice at a dog hospital run by Thomas Dutton. Booth claims the dog treated badly and medicine caused his death. Amiy Harti, charged with burglary, appeared in superior court after being arrested at the Grand Central hotel with trousers belonging to George. He was bound over in the sum of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Booth
Thomas Dutton
Bia Booth Crilic
Don. Booth
Marge
Don
Ee Ee Amiy Harti
Cana
Marrie
Grand Central Hotel
Philtrock
George
Murphy Emerges as Tammany Boss in Power Struggle
Story traces Murphy rising within Tammany Hall, his past from the Gas House district to leading the reformist forces. It notes his blunt style, street reputation, and plan to challenge Mayor Low and the reform alliance in a first campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Boss
Tammany
Howe
Croker
Aes House
Wang
Mayor Low
Mintereete
Hie
Webster Couple Mark 70th Wedding Anniversary Near Clinton
Mr and Mrs C D Webster of Clinton Wisconsin recently celebrated their 70th anniversary. Both in their 90s and in good health they enjoyed well wishes from many descendants including children grandchildren and great grandchildren. A family gift valued at 510 was among the presents.
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Clinton
Wis
Mea
C. D. Webster
Ndchildren
Sali
Dowie’s Appearance And The Tall Image In Portraits
New York October 2. John Ales describes Dowie as fair fat and forty yet eager to seem tall and commanding. Pictures exaggerate his height while he moves stiffly on tiptoe and with a boxing gaze. He dresses neatly in fine broadcloth with polished shoes and a silk hat, giving a tidy bath‑fresh impression despite the short frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Ales
Dewies
Aleg
Rlijah
Dowie
Dowle
Roosevelt
Prince Albert
Japanese Bribe Plot Leads to Arrests at Dock
A Japanese man named Yamamoto was arrested after attempting to bribe a federal officer to land two brothers from the Shinano Maru. The incident follows a spate of similar bribe attempts as immigration enforcement tightens against Japanese clans suspected of aiding entry for hundreds of would be migrants. A watchman with Nippon Yusen Kaisha reported the bribe to authorities at the Great Northern dock.
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Nippon Waisha
United States
Yamamoto
Harlan Ho
Hagima
A. Bydney
Orchant
Whele
Nippon Yinsen Kaisha Asd
Great Northern Dock
School Libraries Prove Popular in Public Library Project
Work on the new public library progresses rapidly with ground floor changes nearly finished. Librarian Sienith expects a large building drawing for public exhibition. Mr Smith reports school libraries have exhausted their book supply and orders are placed for more. The library now has more books than can be handled in the current garters and no more orders will be placed for a few at least.
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Sienith
Smith
Dispute Over Damages Stemming From Train Ejectment
Grace McFeeley sues Southern Pacific for 9.9 damages in superior court alleging wrongful ejectment from a train while en route from Vancouver to San Francisco. The case hinges on an incident at San Francisco after arrival of the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McFeeley
Sait
Southern Pacific Mailway Company
San Francisco
Vancouver
Passenger Claims Conductor Ejected Her From Train
A woman asserts the conductor told her she was riding on a caliper's trammet and removed her from the train, detailing the incident and seeking clarification or remedy.
Bribery Charge Involving Japanese Merchant Seaman
A city resident Hagatini sought access to his brother aboard the steamship Shinane. After being denied by the munition officers and a watchman Joseph Martian he offered money to aid entry. Martian refused, the Japanese man was arrested and detained on the ship then jailed on a bribery charge.
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H. Hagatini
Shinane
Hagatini
Muntion
Joseph H. Martian
King
Harlan
Labor Meeting Venues Listed Across City Halls
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple labor meeting sites including Jalil hall 1420 avenue Olympic hall 1st avenue Painters 2112 Fourth avenue and Central Labor Union Otters hall 1816 seyond avenue with mentions of workers and unions in a dense street map style. The text reads like an address file for union gatherings and offices.
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Waltresmen
Avenue
Olympic Hall
First Avenue
Arpenhell
Fourth Avenue
Eatern Central Labor Union
Otters Hall
Seyond Avenue
Jere
Pacific
Divorce filing details abuse case between Lillian Collett and Edward Collett
Lillian Collett files for divorce from Edward King Collett alleging repeated abuse. She describes incidents including hiding in bushes and beating on her way home, leading to hospitalization. She seeks custody of two children aged six and four.
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Lillian Collett
Edward King Collett
Mre
Fett
A Tale of Pipes Complaint Filed in Federal Court
Charles Allen of Denver filed a federal suit alleging Ker Hill Mining and Smelting Co and Maine Corporation infringing his patent on a wooden pipe known as the Allen pipe. He seeks a permanent injunction against making and using about 1400 feet of pipe, a breakup of pipes in possession, and damages for unauthorized use.
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Charles , Allen
Denver
Ker Hill Mining
Ny, & Maine Corporati
Bnehemiah County
Washington
Hie
Allen
Uncertain River Navigation Prepares for Winter Ice
Skagway harbor reports arrival of Humboldt with a large crowd and 10 000 in cash. Dawson contingent follows via river steamers Caren. Eleven more steamers approach White Horse but five or more may fail to reach due to sandbars ice and low water. State Treasurer Truman Reeves and daughter visit city hosted by George B Cole at 1818 Fourteenth Avenue.
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Skagway Undr
Humboldt
Kiondike Iressurer
Dawson
Caren
White Horse
Truman Reeves
Calfornia
George B. Cole
Fourteenth Avenue
Russian protest over America’s role in world affairs
The Novee Vremya accuses American missionaries of political use, cites the opening of Monkden to world trade as U S aggression, and criticizes American diplomacy and Pacific and Chinese ventures. Russian papers condemn U S policy and urge restraint amid growing tension with Britain and Japan.
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St, Petersburg
Novee Vremya
Pacific
China
America
Japan
United States
Monkden
S T. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Nowoe Kral
Ubie
Muesian
Ruseta
Manchuria
Trial of Three Chinamen Shocks British Columbia Scene
In Cinton on October 21 a trial of three Chinese men reveals that two younger accused allegedly pressured an old decrepit partner to confess a murder for pay. The weak man admits nothing while the other two are jailed. one elder Chinese claims sole guilty.
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Cinton
F. & Murrey
Hus. G. Ote
Bayeeeeeer
French Bar
China
Seattle Draymen Demand Halt to Street Tearing
The Seattle Draymen's Association criticized public works tactics in a meeting at the Seattle Transfer Company office. FE H Stormfelts reported a board member said streets could be torn up at will, sparking protest over impassable avenues South Eighth Ninth Pike and the impact on Lake Union District access.
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Seattle Draymen's Association
Seattle Transfer Company
Board of Public Works
Thon
FE. H. Btormfelts
Btormfelte
Avenue South
Eighth and
Ninth Avenues
Pike Street
Lake Union District
Clothes Menders Will Now Have a Chance to Mend Their Ways
A brothel on First Avenue North near Pine Street operated under the name Gentlemen's Mending Parlor until early today. Detective Hubbard and Patrolman Carr arrested J Baker and Mrs J Howell for lewd conduct and Jack Howell for living off Mrs Howell's earnings. Police had received weeks of complaints about the north Pike Street area. The arrests mark the first action since the detail began. The case will be pursued under state felony law despite the women’s respectable appearance.
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Hurnees
Ananu
Ithe Sene
First Avenue
Pine Street
M. Rh. Hubbard
C. Carr
J. Baker
J. Howell
Jack Howell
Pike Street
Hubbard
Freeman
Robbery Charge At Belmont Saloon Aboard Duke Street
Besete Bryant, a 17 year old girl, was arrested by Patrolmen Hubbard and Crandall for allegedly robbing John Felts in the rear of the Duchess saloon on Third avenue and Washington street. The incident occurred Monday night with a gold piece taken and demand for change. Both the complainant and Bryant were jailed pending a preliminary hearing.
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John Feltshausen
Duchess
Third Avenue
Washington Street
Belmont
King Street
Home's Place
Belmont Saloon
Maud Gilmour Returns Home After Elopement Rumors
Maud Gilmour, said to have eloped from Interbay, left last night for her parents’ home in Port Townsend. Her father and F. W. Delfer, whom she was visiting, insist she did not elope and that fears arose soldiers might try to entice her away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Gilmour
Interbay
Port Townsend
F. W. Delfer
Happenings About Town: Divorces and Suspected Robbery
Mrs. Clara Lindfors sues for divorce from Charles Lindfors on desertion grounds. Mrs. Catherine Canavan seeks divorce from John Canavan for desertion and non-support. Er. H. DeWolf sues Bee at the Renton & Southern Railway to recover 5 dollars after alleging assault by a conductor. Will Howard released after being held as a suspect in the Frank McIntyre home hold up. Fr. D. Harria arrested for operating slot machines.
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Clara Lindfors
Charles P. Lindfors
Catherine Canavan
John Canavan
Er. H. DeWolf
Columbia
Yestersday
Bee
Renton & Southern Railway Company
Damagges
Sudden Fog Delays Montara and Port Town Steamer
The California city of Pueblo and the Montara steamship reached port hours late amid dense fog banks from San Francisco. They blew whistles continuously to prevent collisions, as the doomed South Portland wreck tragedy echoed nearby life losses.
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California
New City of
Pueblo
Montara
Pacfic Coast Steamship Company
San Francisco
Point
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BL & Ream
parsons@ee
Trac
Rainier- Grand
Chas. T. Murphy
Cc. D. Webster and Wife
Father Knickerbocker
Elijah
Jalil
Skagway
Bear Ghuwlo
CMN
Ned
Ninth Avenue
Yesterway
Aroceryman
McRae & Brannigan
Conti
Atere
Maud
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