End of Strike Triggers Parades and Tense Stand By Miners
In Maass district crowds celebrate the end of the strike with parades and bonfires while militiamen guard the scene. A tense moment arises as soldiers face hostile miners and a volley is fired in a clash leaving two union men wounded. In Wilkesbarre the mood is hopeful as work is set to resume tomorrow and miners hail Jann Mitchell as a key leader guiding arbitration and settlement.
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Bua
Tes
Waa
Landsford Bummit
Greenwood Enl
John
Wilkesbarre
Benison
Jann Mitchell
Ty Mages
Markle Company Notice Sparks Miner Pensions
In Hazleton on October 22, the Markle Company posted notices telling workers to apply individually for work tomorrow. Miners feared it signaled a return to the old pay scale, prompting tensions as men returning from Eddo and Crifton refused to sign new agreements and were sent away.
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Hazleton
Markle Company
Ateddo
Crifton
Fairview Hotel Fire in British Columbia Claims Several Lives
A large hotel at Fairview, owned by the Fairview Corporation, burned to the ground at 3 o clock. Several people were killed or fatally injured, including a teacher named Mathias and his wife who were taken to private homes for care. A search for missing remains was begun in the morning.
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Foucaud
B.C
Greenwood
B. C
Fairview
Fairview Corporation
Smith
Enderby
Dulldine
Mathias
Beattie Police Appoints Jay Humes Patrol Driver
Jay Humes son of Mayor Humes receives appointment as patrol wagon driver for the Beattie police department. He joins John Weedin and Dad Caswell as three drivers under the new city council bill. Humes, once a notable Seattle athlete, spent years in Alaska as a mat carrier.
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Humes
Jay Humes
Beattie
John Weedin
Caswell
Jay Hurmes
Seattle
Alaska
Peruvian Revolutionary Leader Seeks U S Recognition
San Francisco October 22 Seonor Mantilla Peru's consul general says General Castillo left a Peruvian ship at Panue and travels overland to the Atlantic side to reach New Orleans by ship. Castillo reportedly has a commission from revolutionists to present their case to Washington authorities seeking recognition.
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San Francisco
Seonor Mantilla
Peru
Australia
Cantillo
Pa.u
Mantilla
Washington
Castillo
San Jose
Atlantic
New Orleans
United States
Italian guitar theft shocks town leads to police inquiry
A report from this morning states a guitar was stolen from a van in Italy. The instrument, described as valuable, prompted police involvement and an ongoing investigation into the alleged theft linked to Albert Mancil Narkovitch.
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Albert Mancil- Narkovitch
Ghosts In Grave Scare Startled Sailor At Port Costa
George Manafield, a sea faring tech, recounts a near ghost incident at Port Costa. While returning to his ship Santa Clara from a funeral site, he fell into a newly dug grave and frightened a Chinese cook who mistook the scene for a haunting. He suffered nervous prostration for a week.
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George Manafield
Santa Clara
Port Costa
Sacramento
Vega
China
Lynched After Guilty Verdicts In Hempstead Mob Action
In Hempstead Texas on October 12 Jim Wesley and Roddyck Barton two Black men found guilty of criminal assault and murder were seized from officers after their trials. A mob dragged them to the public square and hanged them despite militia calls. Sheriff injuries reported.
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Hempstead
Tex
Jim Wesley
Roddyck Barton
Susan
Triad
Hmne
Wealey
Hertff
Weeley
Wesley
Barton
Lipecomb
Sparks
Lee County
Unconscious Victim Ada Dennis Dies After Long Mystery
Mrs Ada Gilbert Dennis dies at 4 AM in Washington following a December attack at a fashionable boarding house. She was beaten over the head with a piano stool and lingered unconscious for more than ten months while detectives and top investigators sought a motive and culprit without success. Diamonds and money remained undisturbed in the room.
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Washington, D. C
Ada Gilbert Dennis
Crie
Dennis
Political Minstrels Set for Election Eve at Grand Opera
A radical new benefit show titled Political Minstrels is planned for Oct. 31 at the Grand Opera House. About 160 performers will parody local politicians with brownface makeup, fresh scenery, new songs, and original jokes to boost a regional Retail Clerks union fundraiser before the vote. Rehearsals progress well, promising one of the best amateur shows at the theater.
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Grand Opera House
False alarm from box 44 at Tenth Avenue South
A fire alarm from box number 44 on Tenth Avenue South triggered the apparatus this morning but proved to be a false alarm. No street name provided.
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Tenth Avenue South
No Street
Weather Outlook for Seattle Vicinity Tonight
Seattle region expected occasional rain tonight into Thursday with fresh to brisk southeast to southwest winds. A San Francisco bulletin notes inconsistent weather data and a Wheat report showing 5 to 7 and 72 degrees at station.
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Seattle
Winda
Waterfront boom man arrested in copper theft case
Thomas Dawson known as a boom man on the waterfront was arrested by Detective Wappenstein on suspicion of stealing copper strips from Pacific Coast Co. docks. Dawson reportedly admitted taking some pieces and a buyer may be charged with receiving stolen property as the case develops.
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Thomas Dawson
Wappenstein
Roy Ot
Pacific Coaat Co
Dawson
Inex Perry
Helena
Mont
Lane and Adams
Florodora Company
Rainier Oil and Fuel Co Elects Officers
The Rainier Oil and Fuel Co held its annual meeting at the company office yesterday afternoon electing Richard Osborn as president Aus tin KE Griffiths as vice president Lyman Fr Knapp as secretary M JD Barnes as treasurer and Lyman FB Knapp as attorney The retiring officers reports show a gratifying business condition and stock prices advanced The annual public announcement will be issued in a few days.
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Rainier Oi & Fuel Co
Richard Osborn
Austin KE. Griffiths
Lyman Fr. Knapp
M. JD. Barnes
Lyman FB. Knapp
Seattle Considers Inlaid Street Names In Walks
City council moves to install countersunk street names in all concrete sidewalks at intersections. Councilman Parry notes eastern cities use the durable system and urges immediate cost assessment and adoption in Seattle.
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Seattle
Parry
Ablio
Chicago glucose refinery fire claims twelve lives
A midnight blast at the Taylor Street glucose refinery in Chicago triggered a seven and fourteen story blaze. Dozens were injured as workers on upper floors leaped to escape. Twelve men died and several others suffered serious injuries. rescue efforts saved some on lower levels while the flood of flames threatened the nearby bridge.
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Chicago
Immmense Glucose
Taylor Street
Taylor Treet
Otto Trepp
Edward Steinke
Andrew Wosienka
Room Robber Strikes Terrace House Nightly
NR F. Johnsen reports a break in at Terrace house Inst night. The door lock was pried open and his macintosh was stolen. Local police urge caution and investigation continues.
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NR. F. Johnsen
Mackintosh
Two More Linemen Quit Sunset Telephone Company
Two more nonunion linemen quit the Sunset Telephone Company this morning, per Linemen's Union Business Agent Brown. He identifies one man from Filensburg and another named Hogan from Portland, both said to be ready to strike upon being informed.
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Sunset Telephone Company
Brown
Filensburg
Hogan
Portland
Popo
Le Count to Appeal Police Commission Ruling
Former Patrolman Ernest Le Count will appeal a police commission decision that expelled him for allegedly accepting money from a prostitute informally charged with larceny. Attorneys plan a superior court writ of review to examine the commission’s quasi judicial proceedings and the irregularity of the charge.
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Ernest le Count
Superior Court
Police Commission
John Sullivan
le Count
V & Page
Shipley
Commission
Wilson Divorce Timed for Five Year Support Gap
Jensie M. Wilson is granted a divorce from C. D. Wilson after proving no support from the husband for over five years. The defendant is noted to be performing with Primrose and Dockstader's minstrels.
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Jensie M. Wilson
C. D. Wilson
Primrose & Dockstader
Carnegie Installed Rector at St Andrews University
London Oct. 22 Andrew Carnegie was installed as rector of St Andrews University in a ceremony attended by educators writers and public figures. Afterward the degree of LLD was conferred on U S Ambassador Choate and Andrew D. White, the United States ambassador to Great Britain.
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London
St. Andrews
Andrew Carnegie
St. Andrews University
Mr. Choate
United States
Great Britain
Andrew PD. White
Bertin
Misses and children's jackets offered at sale prices
Special Thursday offers include Misses fall jackets in all colors for 1.66, Misses and Children's jackets trimmed with stitching at 4.09, plus a new arrival in French flannel and elegant all wool flannel at 29c for limited stocks.
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Markle
Molineux
Tag
Rankin
York
Binger Building
Uncle Sam
Ada Dennis
Wren
Carnegie
West Seattle
Fine View
Ballard Park
Ballard
Green Lake District
Herbert S
Geheuerman
Firet Avenue
Cherry Street
Lion Clothing House
Bo. Cor
Clothing House
W. B. Hutchinson Co
Corner
Union
RT. Shannon
Arkansas
Free Ree Enews . Ee
Ar, T. Ghannon Grocery Co
Albert Hansen
Northwest
Wien
Cheviot Suits
Adam
Blanchard
Seonal Dean
Hinckiey Block
Stewart & Holmes Drag Co
First Avenue
Barka
Spring Street
Holmes
Withentiedn
Anna Callen
Collins Blk
A Lindauer
Optician
Pike Street
Rand Feurta
Queen City
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