Italian girl survivor of Pyatt Sound tragedy on Sound
A 17 year old Italian girl, claiming to be wife of Frank Tate, recounts surviving a night with six liquor dazed men and a doomed launch near Pyatt Sound. She swam half a mile in icy water, lost her husband and $4,000, and has no memory of key details while authorities search for missing bodies and verify her story.
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Havel Tate
Mary Yacontti
Vashon Island
Nelson Butts
Harper
Star
Yacontti
Frank Tate
Pyatt Sound
Seattle
Tacoma
George W. Champion
Beattie
Hose Company No. 6
King & Winge
Colman Block
Wood
Harper Brick & Tile Company
Saya
Sentinel
The
Gottstein
Tate
Cocorga
Italy
Isaa
Ashe
Anosser
America
Acordingly
Harper Boarding House
Butts
Menrom
Vashon Sand & Gravel Company
Ino Wan
Heem
Franchising Battle Over Street Car Line Intensifies
City debate centers on granting an exclusive street car franchise for Second Avenue. Crichton Zbinden and Mayor Mallinger show willingness, while Sixth and Eighth Ward residents demand better service and extensions to Queen Anne Hill. The corporations committee handles the proposal after Murphy's amendment, with many council members avoiding clear stance.
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Seyond Avenue
Counecilman Crichton
Zbinden
Mallinger
Beattle Electric Company
Crichton
Second Avenue
Eixth
Eighth Wards
Firet Avenue
Queen Anne Hill
Kinnear Park
Cedar Street
Senator Spooner Talks Railroads and the Nation
Wisconsin senator John C Spooner, in Milwaukee, avoids answering about the next president and discusses railroad abuses praising President Roosevelt for progress. He cites likely congressional issues such as rebates trusts and insurance, notes interest in Bremerton navy yard, Alaska representation, and Seattle prospects before returning to Washington.
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John C. Spooner
United States
Wisconsin
Butler Hotel
Congress
Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Sienator
Exteta
Washington
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Alaska
Porto Rico
Seattle
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Advertisement Notice
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney and urinary remedy. It claims to cure back pain, kidney and liver issues, and urinary discomfort, offering free samples and a book by mail. Readers are urged to mention Seattle Daily Star when writing.
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Kilmerswamp-Troot
Druggists Jr
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Seattle Daily Star
Dr. Kilmers
Vermont Murderess Mary Rodgers Freed From Expenses
Washington dated October 24 reports the law enabling papers to docket cases and print records in the United States Supreme Court was used to aid Mary Rodgers. Chief Justice Fuller ordered her freed from all expenses in her bid to escape the death penalty.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Mary Rodgers
Vermont
Fuller
Shasta Sailings Open Week of West Coast Lumber Trade
The steamer Shasta of L. H. Gray & Co sails from Bellingham for San Francisco with a large lumber cargo and 20 passengers. Three other steamers of the line plan departures for San Francisco this week, including Aberdeen, Harold Dollar, and Lagua, carrying about 3,606,000 feet of lumber in total.
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Shasta
L. H. Gray & Co
Bellingham
San Francisco
Aberdeen
City
Harold Dollar
Mukilteo
Lagua
Courage Amid Loss In Wrecked Launch Survivor Hopes For Work
A Harper town discussion centers on a young girl who survived a launch wreck and three days afterward. She reveals her parents, brother, and sister are dead and cannot contact anyone in the old country. She vows to work for her living despite trauma and memory gaps about her husband’s name.
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Harper
Steamer Indianapolia Begins Long Puget Sound Voyage
The steamer Indianapolia, recently bought by Alaska Steamship, left Chicago for Puget Sound to serve Seattle waters. A telegram from Charles E B Peabody, vice president of the company, confirmed the start of the voyage Tuesday morning.
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Indianapolia
Alaska Steamship Company
Chicago
Puget Sound
Great Lakes
Seattle
The
Charles EB. Peabody
Local Labor Market Tightens as Alaska Returnees Fill Posts
Labor Commissioner Grout notes easier job supply with men returning from Alaska goldfields. Summer labor stringency persists as the city fills about 100 positions daily. Civil service began examining laborers and stable helpers seeking city employment amid 400 plus applications.
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Alaska Goldfields
Grout
Civil Service Commission
They Have No Equal Dr Miles Anti Pain Pile
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pile as the best remedy for various pains. It claims quick action and no injurious drugs with harmless after effects, urging readers to prefer the real article over substitutes.
Ship crew sails from Seattle to Chicago for horn voyage
The crew departed Seattle for Chicago to brief the vessel around the Horn and arrived safely. The ship left Chicago and officials planned a sowing stop in Chicago before the voyage. The early departure suggests the vessel will leave the lakes to avoid delays and may be fitted in New York before heading to the Pacific.
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Seattle
Chicago
Cépany
The
Lakes
New York
Pacific
Steamer Chehalis Sails From Aberdeen With Lumber Load
The Chehalis, of the same line, leaves Aberdeen Theceday night carrying 20 passengers and 800000 feet of lumber bound for San Francisco.
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Aberdeen
San Francisco
Doctor Sks Promotes Regular Bowels With Ayer's Pills
A health note urges daily bowel regularity and urges small laxative doses of Ayer's Pills. It claims one pill at bedtime supports digestive health and overall wellness.
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Euler
Ayer
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Perry Davis
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Dr. Denton
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Kimonas
McCarthy Dry Goods Company
Fies
Indpt
1St Ave
Houghton & Hunter Jewelers
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State of
Sherman, Clay & Co
Second Ave
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the Doctor Sks
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