Hurricane Report Fails To Confirm Honduras Damage
Telegraph summaries from Honduras report a hurricane affecting Vesela town with damaged buildings and fruit crops. Widespread banana losses and extensive damage to ports area noted. At the same time a separate dispatch mentions railroad laborers and a casualty estimate among workers, with incomplete figures.
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Serpre Telegraph Service
Otey
Honduras
Rustan
West Indies
D.C
Jupiter
Pia
Rial Iy
Rates and routes in early telegraph service report
A fragment details proposed freight and passenger rate changes across Western routes. Mentions Washington DC, Kansas City, Denver, Colorado, Salt Lake, and the Pacific coast. Notes intermediate stops and shifts in charging points for the Merchant Trade Line.
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Wamington
Kansas
Denver
Iver & Colorado
Pacific
Colethan
Salt Lake
Fribk to Return to St. Louis in Baseball Tryout
A former Beattie field player, Fribk, is slated for a trial with the Louis Americans. The report notes uncertain details, mentions Shin and a few points, and suggests he may join the St. Louis team as an outfielder if he proves capable.
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Beattie
Louis Americans
Shin & Few
Americas
St. Lou's
Parliament Opens Preparatory Session Marked by Opening Ceremonies
Telegraph notes on October 22 indicate King Beward presided as parliament opened preparatory to active sessions. Ceremony marked formalities and declarations setting the stage for legislative business this session.
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King Beward Ag
Omor
Lehman Appointed Special Attorney General Official
W Lahman of St Louis named a special attorney general official to oversee telegraph service. The move follows a local dispute over an apparent deficit of 61000 dollars from United at St. Louie.
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W. Lahman
St. Louis
United
St. Louie
Horses for sale by OM Belkemd Co at Chote avenue
Local notice states heavy draft horses are available for sale from OM Belkemd Co. at 1233 Westeren Ave. Main location listed for prospective buyers.
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OM Belkemd Co
Weaetern
Saloon Investigations and Rifles Contest Report
Police under Mayer Moore pursue three saloon investigations at New England hotel and saloon Lobby and Hanguet saloon as reform measures are ordered. The September Trophy cup at Orfila rifle range sees Company D win with 485, and Private A H Ralaten earns gold for best individual score.
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Police Department
Mayer Moore
New England
Wappenstein
Ita
Third Av
Cherry Et
Hanguet
Orfilla Riffe Range
A. H. Ralaten
Gootpantes B
Regular Army
Sheriff Lansdon Candidate in Idaho Embezzlement Charge
Coreser Palmer arrested Robert Lansdon at Welser for embezzlement by falsifying public records. Lansdon is Washington county sheriff and a candidate for Idaho secretary of state.
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Beripps Telegraph Service
Houk
Idaho
Coreser Palmer
Robert Lansdon
Welser
Lansdon
Washington County
Civil service panel to probe charges against Patrolmen Pee and Brown
The civil service commission will tonight take up the investigation of the charges filed against Patrolmen Pee and Brown by W. J. Matt.
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The
Civil Service Commission
Pee and
Brown
W. J. Matt
Taft Approves Report In Ballaine Glassford Case
Word from Seat Taft approves the report by the officer on the Ballaine Glassford controversy, thoroughly exonerating Col. Glase.
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Tle
Taft
Ballaine Glassford
Col. Glase
Woman Awarded Damages in Steamship Death Case
Judge Tallman awarded Mary J L Caray 1540 dollars in a suit against Pacific Coast Steamship Co for the death of her husband Enos Caray on August 21. The plaintiff sought twenty thousand dollars.
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Lula Tyler Gates Company
By@an's
Victor H. Beckman
Pacific Coast Lumbermen's Association
Coos May
Mitchell
Alaska Steamer Company
Wrangel
Alaska
Se~ Jattle
Beattle
London Department Store Raincoat Sale Tuesday
London’s Big Department Store at 1111 Second Ave offers ladies’ raincoats at bargains Tuesday. Prices range from 6.94 to 19.60 dollars. Don’t miss this sale and see the big ad on page 4 for details.
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London
Second Ave
Beattie Favored for National GOP Convention
National Republican Committee members urge Beattie as host for the coming national convention. Judge Frater prepares a brief for the insanity case of Brother Mitchell and Maud Murt Creffield before the Supreme Court. Municipal projects advance including a $19 000 jet purchase and public works improvements.
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Wort
A.Y.P. Exposition
National Republican Committee
Beattie
Frater
Superior Court
Mniching
Supreme Court
Brother Mitchell
Maud Murt Creffield
G. MH
Walker
Prater
Supreme Bench
Board of Public Works
D. T. Denny
North Seattle
Moore
Fourteenth Ay
North
Malvaiee Hall
There's No Place Like Home on Puget Sound Tract
An undated prospectus describes a 250 acre tract at Three-Tree Point near Puget Sound with water front and scenic land ready for development. Streetcars will connect Seattle to the site with a planned Chautauqua program, pavilion, tennis courts, bathhouses, and boat facilities. Prices range from 404 to 700 dollars for lots, with open sale set for next Thursday and steamer tickets available at the office.
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Miter
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Civil Service
Wacenolee
Streets
Jacobs
Lake Keecholua
Nent Martin
Bes
Groat
Labor Bureau
Summit
Bellevue
Seattle
Puget Sound Assembly
Moma
Assembly
Tremendous Loss Reported After Havana Storm
Telegraphed despatch from Havana dated Get. 28 describes extensive losses from a recent storm. Teverta claims flood damage is far greater than initially believed as rivers overflowed and destroyed crops across many districts, including Batabano.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Havana
Get
Teperta
Batabano
Murderous Indian linked to wife’s death in wagon ride
Bellingham October 22 Rufus Williams a Siwash medicine man arranged his wife’s death yesterday while riding home in a wagon after she refused to give him a fee paid by one of his patients. Both had been drinking.
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Williams
Court ousts bridge trust, revokes charters in antitrust action
The circuit court today ousted all remaining bridge trust companies, revoked their charters, and appointed receivers to wind up those found guilty of violating the antitrust law. Others who surrendered two weeks ago may name their own receivers.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Bellefountaine
Bridge Trust
Robbers Plant Third Dynamite Charge at Ployd's Bank
In Vergennes on October 22 a gang attempted to blast Ployd's bank. Abraham Kimmel confronted them and was fatally shot. The thieves escaped with $100 from a drawer in the store, fleeing as citizens approached.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Vergennes, I
Ployd’s Bank
Thie City
Abraham Kimmel
Park board tours Seattle oversight trip with Olmetead
J C Olmentead of Olmstead Bron Neston and creator of Seattle’s rk system visited Seattle parks this afternoon. The park board took him on a 1 30 pm inspection tour starting from the Rainier club to review work by the commissioners, with the mayor present.
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J. C. Olmentead
Olmstead Bron. Neston
Seattle
Park Board
Rainier Club
Bath House 16 A Disorderly Place
Leroy Amos proprietor of the Oriental Turkish bath house was arrested for running a disorderly place after a disturbance at the resort attributed to a husband and wife scene. Detectives Barek Adame and Corbett investigated. bail set at 10 dollars. Chief Wappenstein ordered a thorough follow up.
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Leroy Amos
Marie Wilame
Adame
Corbett
Wappenstein
Barek
Amoe
Mrs Minnie Williams Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Mrs Minnie Williams was fined six dollars by Judge Gordon for disorderly conduct after an incident at the Oriental Turkish bath. She claimed she and her husband Charlies Williams alias Gillie sold their Portland home and moved to Seattle where she earlier divorced him and later reconciled.
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Minnie Williams
Gordon
Williams
Charlies Williams
Gillie
Portland
Seattle
Wiliams
Mpokane
Oriental Baths
Ballard Minister Defines Knockers at Mallard Church
At Mallard Presbyterian, Rev. Kimee Thompson defined a knocker, named those who undermine Ballard, and urged enforcement of laws by the mayor. He criticized saloon owners, political games, and urged active civic participation to curb vice and corruption.
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Star
Brablard
Mallard Presbyterian Church
Hev
Kimee KH
Thompson
Ballard
Alfaira
Beattie
West Seattle Republicans Back Nelson for King County Sheriff
Twenty leading West Seattle Republicans sign a public statement supporting L. W. Nelson, the Democratic candidate for sheriff of King County. Delegates from West Seattle to the county convention join in backing the candidate. G. B. Nicoll and Wilbur B. Lewis are named among the signers.
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West Seattle
L. W. Nelson
King County
G. B. Nicoll
Republican Club
Wilbur 8. Lewis
Ite
Navy secretary orders Vallejo saloons to close
Vallejo, October 22. Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte's letter to Mayor Madigan orders closing half the town's saloons at once. Failure to comply could shut Mare Island Navy Yard and discharge 2,660 workers, a move that has caused a local sensation amid Vallejo's 92 cat oons.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Vallejo
Cal
Secretary of the Navy
Bonaparte
Madigan
Mare Island Navy Yard
City Council Debates Inspector Post License Fee Clause
The ordinance creating a license inspector may pass with the fee collection clause struck out. Treasurer Russell and the license and salaries committee reached the compromise, leaving the inspector position intact but removing the city treasurer’s fee collection authority.
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Russell
Council Meeting Focuses on Local Improvements
The council roster shows tonight’s agenda dominated by local improvement ordinances and resolutions, with councilmen occupied by these issues for most of the session.
London sale promotes ladies cravenettes in Seattle
An advertisement touts a Tuesday sale of stylish rain proof cravenettes in Seattle. It pledges savings of ten to twenty five percent on every coat and directs readers to page 4 for full details and location at 1111 2nd Ave.
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Seattle
London
2Nd Ave
Eee
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King
Lehman
Glassford
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Tom Tevin
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Pacific Cold Storage Company
Ren
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Pedro
Maria Mitchell
Puget Hound Electric Company
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Damas
James Lyton
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Lyton
Harry Leavenworth
Maragal
Georgetown
C. B Loss &@ Co, contractors
San Franecisco
Beattice
Walker Building
C. B Lown
Savoy
Frank P. Bieen
False Creek Quarts
Palace
G. Clyde Baldwin
John B Gage
D. Craig
Butler
Whiting River
J M. Bruce
Truce & Co
Laidlaw's Island
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Grays Mark
Esperanto Society
Chamber of Commerce
Western Canada
William Reland
Nous
Bagtes’ Hall
Seventh
Pine
Lakeview Cemetery
Nature
Laviah
Pacific Coast
Chatauqua
United States
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Thia
Water Front
Lotsa
A. Splading
A. V. Willoughby
New York
Sunset Main
Bellingham
Mag. Williams
Rain and Craven
Ind Ave
Pranches
Jamba D. Noor
Solner
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Caahter
Ferdinand Senemite Lowman
Amanuel Re Reseate Af Etewart
George Em Ba
James D Ho Dees
Union Savings & Trust Co
Wash
Afe Aadpsets Co
Nome
Rev. Thompson
Limburger
Nelson
Repunel
Main
McCarthy
McCarthy Store
Isabella Fox
Nobby
Berlin
Henrietta
Valenciennes Laces
McCarthy Dry Goods Co
Second Avenue
Pike and
Pine Streets
Musband
Princitiles
Archive Gordon
Janet Jon
Key
Mora
Archibald
Council
Cravenette Sale
Linsey
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