Ducks gun accident leaves two children hurt
In a boating hunt near Queen Anne Hill 22 bird shots struck Alton Hurley and a little girl, with seven or eight wounds in her body. Hurley is seriously wounded, another boy may die, and Perc y Dobson apologized claiming the accident happened after hearing the cries. He offered to help at his parents home on 1706 12th Ave N.
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Queen Anne Hill
Atton Hurley
Alton
Alton Hurley
Percy Dobston
An Dobson
Mr. Hurley
Real estate sales headline from city market report
The southeast corner of Fourthay and Madison was sold for 196000 by N J Latimer of Dexter Horton bank with Neede Van Kleek representing seller and Piehe & Co representing buyer. Other transactions include the southwest corner of Twelfth av and Pine et selling for 15000 and Mount Baker additions sales to KR Jones Butterworth Ballinger and others. Mercer te land waterfront acre sold for 1206 and five acre tract at Auburn for 2600.
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Fourthay
Madison
N. J. Latimer
Dexter Horton Bank
Neede & van Kleek
RJ. Piehe & Co
Fourth Av
Lincoln
New Public Library
Richmond-Burnett Company
McClellan & Jennen
Twelfth Av
Pine Et
KR. Jones
KR. Butterworth
KH. A. Ballinger
Mount Baker
Daniel Jones & Co
Lake Washingtom
Lesechipa
DB Hillman
Mercer Teland
Pletechier
Auburn
W. Sf. Kvane
Mead era politicking and factional struggles in state governance
Fragmentary account outlines Governor Mead facing Crocker-Ankeny faction backlash. It suggests wardens and appointees served to placate political rivals, with a witness alleging undermining and vow of revenge against the state elite and allied leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla County
Crocker- Ankeny
Mead
Rees
Crocker
Kinesid
Crocker-Ankeny
Storm Strikes Oast Lake Area Causing Damage and Fatality
A blizzard blanketed the Oast Lake region causing extensive damage. A man named Heber Gibbs died when a falling plank struck his neck. The Webber State Academy and the state school for the deaf and blind suffered severe damage, 106 residences were unroofed, and traffic to Salt Lake City was halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber State Academy
State School For the Deaf and Blind
Here
Salt Lake City
Wyoming
Heber Gibbs
Weu
Fragmentary OCR: Portable notes on names and events
The readable fragments name Frederic Colet Nellie Seu Misa Beatt and Patrica with hints of graduation in 1903. Text is garbled and traces a social or school context without clear actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Coletta
Nellie Seu
Pittabury
Gat
Misa Beatt
Patrica
Achel It Wan
Serious charge over assault claims in Alaska disaster tale
John Fussell fled with a clerk of the superior court to confront C E B Dickinson who sues Fussell for damages. Fussell admits hardship after a wreck off Unga in Alaskan waters with long exposure and the death of his son Arthur. He says Dickinson accused him of wrecking Macy Ann to collect insurance and that he struck the accuser in anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Dickinson
John Fussell
Dickinson
Fussell
Unga ‘Elem
Alaskan
Arther
Resell
Walter F Sanderson
Puesell
Sanderson
Adde
Ordinance for pawn brokers licensing and rules
The licence and revenue committee moved to lay out an ordinance regulating pawnbrokers requiring a 200 annual license. It mandates a descriptive sales and loan book, daily reports to the police, 48 hour hold before removing goods, and forbids transactions with under 21, drunkards or disreputable persons. Violations carry a 100 fine or 30 days in jail or both.
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Licence and Revenue Committee
Fire on Green Lake car causes panic and evacuation
Passengers on a Green Lake citybound car near 46th Street and Interlake Avenue to Fremont faced a burning car after a fuse failure. Thick smoke prompted many women to flee, while men calmled them and water was doused on the burning section as the car was evacuated.
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Green Lake
Interlakeay
Fremont
Mother of murdered girl in Seattle seeks her mother
Coroner J. P. Finley of Portland wires Seattle authorities to locate Mrs Nelson formerly living at Fifthay and Yester way, the mother of Nellie Doyle the young woman murdered in a lodging house. Mrs Nelson knows nothing of her daughter's fate.
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J. P. Finley
Portland
Ore
Wappenstein
Mre
Welson
Fifthay
Yester Way
Nellie Doyle
Tim
Bank Clearings Report for October 22, 1906
Bank clearings on October 22, 1906 reach 880 017 72 with total activity noted for the Sunday period. The report records the day's monetary flow and compares it to prior figures for regional financial activity.
Trains Collide Near Monroe Killing Three on Board
At Fern Bluff three miles east of Monroe a head on between an eastbound freight and a westbound passenger train No P77 killed three crew members and injured three more. The conductor of the freight was arrested for negligence as crews rushed to Everett hospital for treatment.
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Star
Fverett
Fern Bluff
Monroe
BK Hudson
Everett
Albert EF. Riddell
Freman
Patrick Sheridan
Pessnger
Beattie
George Lawrence
Seattle
George W. Wetaer
John Boyle
Mrnckeon
Bulton
Erickson
Reese
Layer
Wverett
Boy 10 Rescued From Pond Near Union Street
Jimmie Hoag ten years old son of Grant Hoag painter of 2624 BE Union St nearly drowned yesterday afternoon at 26th Ave and EE Union St. on a pond eight feet deep Bert Moore a young man saved him after he disappeared for the third time and was brought to the surface alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Hoag
Grant J. Hoag
Union St
EE. Union Et
Bert Moore
Jimmie Woul
Jimmie
Resene Moore
Russian Steamer Strikes Mine and Sinks off Vladivostok
A Russian wooden coasting steamer struck a floating mine on October 26 near Vladivostok and foundered. Some passengers and crew were saved, but about 200 persons were drowned, according to a Lloyds agency report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe Telegraph Service
London
Vladivostok
Lloyd’s Agency
Bad Man From Alaska Arrested By Police
Dennie Gillette of Alaska was arrested by Detective Bannick yesterday afternoon. Police say he is one of the worst characters in Alaska and a burglar of exceptional ability and alertness. He will likely be given a chance to leave town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennie Gillette
Alaska
Bannick
Gillette
Union Thanksgiving Service Planned at First M. & Church
At a late morning meeting of the Methodists in the First M. and church it was decided to hold a union Thanksgiving day service. Rev. W. H. Rees will preach the sermon.
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Method
W. H. Rees
Carnival of violence in Mississippi ends with lynching attempt
Dan Klins Robert Clark, a Black man, was seized by 100 masked men and dragged from the jail in Greene County. He was strangled from a telegraph pole crossarm after allegedly assaulting three white women in broad daylight. The mob routed near Semmes, Alabama, leaving him shot and wounded as officers halted further harm and ferried him toward Lucedale.
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Beorope Telegraph Service
GompaLe
Miss
Danklins
Robert Clark
Deve
Mra Burton
Mra
Frank Dixon
Henry Humphrey
Scranton
Greene County
Vosses
Semmes
Als
Mississippi
Socialist Temple Debate Weighs Labor Problem Question
A joint debate on whether socialism would be the labor problem was held at the Socialist temple last evening. Ray A. Labarre, editor of a Socialist paper, argued the affirmative while M. J. Healy of Minneapolis argued the negative. No judges were present to decide the merits.
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Socialist Temple
Ing Ray A. Labarre
M. J. Healy
Minneapolis
Raid at Federal Hotel leads to three arrests
Police raided the Federal hotel at Thirday and Pineat on a Saturday afternoon arresting Ed. Martin J. W. and J. W. Carter on charges tied to illegal gambling. The raid was led by Police Sergeant Wilkes and Patrolmen Vis Keefe Crandall and Smith.
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Federal Hotel
Thirday
Pineat
Ed. Martin
J. W
J. W. Carter
Sert
Wilkes
Real estate agent shot. condition improves slightly
Jesse Hall, shot by father in law William Constantine, shows slight daytime improvement though still weak and not out of danger. Lee Nellis, second assistant engineer on the steamer Banta Ana, killed by a falling derrick boom. Dudley shaken by loss as Nellie, 26, mourned by Seattle family.
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Jesse Hall
William Constantine
Tle
Hall
Lee Nellis
Santa Ana
Nellis
Pier 4
Neila
Dudley
Puget Sound
Northwestern Steamship Company
Northwestern Company
Nebraska
Moran Breas
Dolphin
Neilia
Mayor Moore Opens Pacific Coast Cathedral Fair
Mayor Moore presses the button to open the cathedral fair at Erickson building opposite the post office on First day. The event showcases a miniature city of lights and booths with musical events led by Bishop O'Dea and Mayor Moore and features varied programs through the week.
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Moore
Erickson
Father O'Brien
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Three Die In Mountain Central Freight Train Wreck
An extra freight on the Mountain Central parrow gauge railroad derailed near Compton Junction killing engineer Rod Smith and conductor Charles Lythe and another crew member. Several injured include Clint Martin John Flam Mack McNabb William McNabb with severe and varied injuries as the train failed to stop on a steep grade.
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Scriops
Lexington
Mountain Central
William McNabb
Smith
Releases Slow in Coming for Lake Washington Canal
The Chamber of Commerce reports slow progress in obtaining releases of claims for damages from lake area property owners. Many have signed, but totals are still far short of what is needed before construction can begin.
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Lake Washington Canal
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Olympia Gambling Tables Alleged Onboard Ship Olympia
F M Housh and D Libby file sensational charges accusing the Olympia of permitting gambling aboard during the Nome to Seattle voyage. The complaint claims ship officers and a carpenter set up gambling tables used by professional gamblers, with losses of about 25000 dollars. Damages sought from Northwestern Steamship Co.
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Olympia
Hine
F. M. Housh
College Place
Wash
D. Libby
Twenty Fifth St
San Francisco
Merced
Bur
Nome
Northwestern Steamship Company
Seattle
Croskey Passenger Game Sours Sea Voyage to Seattle
Aboard a ship bound for Seattle steerage travelers faced distress as many found themselves without enough funds for meals. The situation highlights a rough voyage and hardships among the passengers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croskey
Seattle
Man sues for breach of promise in marriage dispute
Cora B Randall sues William Harrison for 6000 alleging a promised marriage on Oct 16 1994 and ceremony planned around April 16 1906. She says he refused to proceed and that she incurred heartache as a result. Trial before Judge Albertson featured witnesses claiming she had something to gain from Harrison’s property.
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Cora B. Randall
William Harrison
Trousseau
Harrison
Lfe
Albertson
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Oast Lake
Escares Giasa
Catholic Church
Fairbanks
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Fred Fairbanks
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Railway and Maring News
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