Japan Leaders Endorse Pacific Fleet and U S Ties
Japanese premier urges strong Pacific fleet to ensure peace and mutual benefits with the United States. He backs closer Japan United States relations, promotes an American presence in the Pacific and supports an Oriental conference to strengthen cooperation between Japan England and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Kat
Japan
jJapans
United States
Pee
England
America
Untitled item on steamship service dispute reported
A fragment notes a Pacific Steamship Co. route denial involving Han Francisco and a North Bank Report reference to Man and Watson. The exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unt Peruana
Han Pranci
J. Hill
North Bank
Man
Fragmentary marine report near Juan De Fuca Strait
An obscure fragment describes a vessel movement in dense fog near the mouth of a strait, with towing by a tug and references to high tide and a named city. The text is garbled and incomplete, offering few clear actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooner AM
Waxter
Van
Fraser
Juan le ‘Moe
Francises
McLoughlin presses coroner campaign on reform platform
Democratic candidate Dr. George N. McLoughlin vows impartial, economical coroner administration with no party bias. He urges a public morgue, autopsies when needed, proper handling of valuables, and independence from undertaker influence, while planning outreach in King County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. McLoughlin
Kate
Congressman Wesley L. Jones Campaign Schedule
Congressman Wesley L. Jones will campaign in his home state starting Monday and continue through the campaign’s end. He has spoke in the Middle West for the national Republican committee and will wrap up the tour in Butte tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley L. Jones
Middle West
National Republican Committee
Butte
Mr. Jones
Taft Completes Indiana Tour With Large Crowds
Taft finishes Indiana campaign stops in Greenfield and other cities. He appeals to farmers and laborers about Republican prosperity under past administrations, aided by New and Goodrich among state leaders. Indiana Republicans claim voter apathy is ended and expect Taft to carry the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Wm. BH
Taft
Indiana
Greenfield
Harry
New
National Committee
Goodrich
Crumpbacher
Taft Party
French Captain Prepares Report on Admiral Cecilie Voyage
Plain Gautier of the French ship Admiral Cecilie is assembling a full voyage report detailing tides winds and other data from Hobart to Port Townsend after 467 days at sea for use by future navigation. He has received a commendatory letter from headquarters praising the run and its significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain Gautier
Cecilie
Hobart
Port Townsend
Plain Gautierte
Pastor to Lead Pilgrim Congregational Church
Rev. R C Falconer, a Dartmouth and Union Theological Seminary graduate who just completed a Europe bicycle tour, has arrived in the city to assume the pastorate of Pilgrim Congregational Church. He had been touring the continent on a bicycle after graduation last June.
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R C. Falconer
Union Theological
Europe
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Mr. Reconer
Dartmouth
Union
Shaughnessy Calls East Forcing Seattle Visit Change
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy telegraphed C. B. Yandell secretary of the Chamber of Commerce that he must forgo his contemplated visit to Seattle due to circumstances requiring his return to the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shengongeey
C. B. Yandell
The
Chamber of Commerce
Forch Ao
Seattle
Bryan Opens New York Campaign With Pearls Of Prosperity Politics
United Press reports Bryan speaking in New York and New Jersey, denouncing Taft’s prosperity claim and urging unity with those who suffered in the panic. He faces massive crowds at Paterson and stops his train to finish a speech amid a roaring audience and engineer’s frantic attempts to move on.
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United Press
Middleton
WN. Y
Ryan
New York
Taft
Bryan
New Jersey
Paterson
N. J
Ballard Fire Engine Delayed. Streets Stall Progress
Plans to move the fire engine from the Ballard barn to 23rd Avenue North West are stalled by muddy streets delaying access to paved routes. The chemical wagon station is also hindered by wet weather, risking mired equipment, while authorities note a new steamer is promised but not ready. Police arrest Andrew Chandler and Jennings for drunkenness, chaining suspensions and old records at the station.
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Star
Ballard
Russell Av
N. W
Russell Ar
Armstrong
Andrew Chandler
Chandler
Jennings
Youth Accused of Diamond Theft at Pin as Hotel
Charles Helbert a youth at the Pinas hotel Fou Wortinkears was charged by Patrolmes pivey and Philt lips for stealing a $250 diamond stud and a 060 bt from J. B. Neal a hotel guest. The stud was found on Maibert after police searched him. No charges yet filed against the youth. Police seek to curb salons and prostitution.
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Charles Helbert
Ee Aaphoree
Pinas
Fou Wortinkears
Severe blizzard hits high country causes stock losses
A severe blizzard swept from the mountains into Irida county and surrounding ranches, freezing at least six sheep herds and leaving about 20 000 sheep in distress with heavy losses reported. In Colorado Denver reports three hunting parties missing and two families unaccounted for after the storm last Saturday.
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United Press
Santa FE
Irida
Denver
Cola
Get
T Mountaine
Kifie
Routt
Soldiers Guard Governor Patterson Amid Threats
In Denver Colorado a large patrol guards Governor Patterson as threats rise over the Rankin murder probe and the effort to kill Taylor. Soldiers patrol heart of night to deter threats while Walnut Log investigators pursue suspects under arrest and vow no cease until justice is served.
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Denver
Colo
Nba
Vider
Patterson
In Rankin
Taylor
Walnut Log
Sanbury
Tip Burton
Tiptonville
Fragmentary notice on Holtair transaction dispute
A partial OCR shows a legal matter involving Andioll and a debt owed by Onry Holtair. The text references Holtair’s role at The Roltair Creation Aeneas Co. and ties to A. P. Expos. The fragment implies a court or judge involvement and a morning proceeding.
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Andioll
Onry Holtair
Aeneas Go
Pislow, Bonarche manager, dies after long illness
W. Pislow, longtime manager of the Bonarche, dies leaving a widow and five children, including four sons and a married daughter in Auburn. Funeral at the family home at 8:20 tomorrow. Libby Packers report selling 2,000,000 pounds of meat to Turkey for army use as Balkan tensions rise.
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W. Pislow
Bonarche
W.slow
Yesterda
W. W. Pislow
H. Pislow
Chester Pielow
Ralph Pislow
Mra Fowler
Auburn
Taree Vinces
Chicago
Libby
McNett
Packers
Tony Th
Turkey
Turkey Army
Balkan
Seattle Club To Reserve Returns On Election Night
The Seattle Commercial club will hold election night returns at the club rooms via a leased wire covering the country, tendered to the club by 8 C. Osborn. One Roos predicts that open house will prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
C. Osborn
Roos
City Printing Contract Deferred by Public Works Board
The board of public works today postponed a decision on awarding a contract for city printing for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Bazaar entertains visitors with features and music
The note describes ongoing stalls at the bazaar offering refreshments and musical entertainment. It mentions an orchestra and various attractions planned to continue tonight and into next week, aimed at visitors enjoying the event.
Fleet Sails Tomorrow From Yokohama Amid Farewell
The fleet will leave Japan tomorrow after a visit to the Mikado's kingdom. Rear Admiral Sperry closed the visit with a reception aboard, attended by the diplomatic corps and Japanese admirals. Yokohama hosts a water carnival as the Americans depart, with hundreds of craft signaling farewell to the great white fleets.
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H. Lee Clotworthy
United Shipboard
Georgia
Kohama
Sperry
Yokohama
Amoy
China
Japan
United States
Orgies at Fort Hamilton reported in sensational letters
United Press reports alleged letters from Mrs Claudia Haines to her friend describe illicit behavior at Fort Hamilton including drinking gambling and smoking. An officer holds the letters and may hand them to Attorney McIntyre, as Hains brothers face imprisonment pending. The letters recount a visit to Mrs Haines with references to whisky cigarettes and implied scandal.
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United Press
New
Fort Hamilton
Claudia Haine
Aoanene
Maine
Fort Hamilies
McIntyre
Hains Brothers
Mia
Baker
Catudia
Policeman Beats Inoffensive Balinese Resident
Chetaeff, a Balinese resident headed to work, was rough handled by a police officer on Ballard Avenue. A revolver butt struck his head, tearing scalp to bone and causing heavy bleeding, before being dragged to the station and later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetaeff
Balwae Aes
Ballard Av. Chetaeff
Murray found dead with wrists slashed at Portland yard
A. C. Murray a Pacific Telephone switchboard man and brother of D. S. Murray of San Francisco was found near a box car in Portland terminal yards with wrists cut. Coroner and police suspect self harm but an investigation continues. If suicide, authorities say it may have occurred while he was demented. In Tacoma the Western Washington conference opened with Miss Hertha Conde addressing college girls on the YWCA movement at Mason Library Itworth College. Over sixty young women attended.
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United Press
Port D
Ore
A. C. Murray
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Murray
San Francheco
Tacoma
Young Women's Christian Association Movement
Misa Hertha Conde
Western Washington
College Girla
Mason Library
Itworth College
Local Group Forms Company To Sell Native Wood Products
A committee met this afternoon to consider forming a company with $600,000 capital to produce Pomevi of Gpemigal products from native wood. The plan aims at establishing a new business venture and registering a formal corporation.
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T “Y (Ta
Business Men's Excursion Planned for November Dates
Fragments indicate arrangements nearly finished for a businessmen excursion under the auspices of a Moattiomrer group reaching various principal cities. The event is scheduled for November 10 and 11.
Mystery of Missing Gold and Jewels Baffles Police
Mrs. B Dies reports her hand satchel containing $25 cash and jewelry worth about 300 disappeared after she left it on a table at an apartment house recently. Items include two solid gold brooches, a California gold piece, a gold nugget, a watch, a long neck chain, and about $26 in precious metal. Police detectives are assigned to the case.
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Mra. B. Dies
University St
Mra. Dies
Auto Smashes Into a Tree Near Milton
A car on the Seattle Tac oma road at 10 last night ran into a tree when the driver failed to know the road at full speed. Eisie Johnson was injured with rib lacerations and bruises. her elder was injured but not seriously. The wrecked car was taken to Tacoma where Miss Paerodee was hospitalized.
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Evin Pigie Johnson
Stella
Milton
Seattle-Tacoma
Wirien
Eisie Johnson
Tacoma
Mies Paerodee
Fanny Paddock
James Blair Arrested on Obstruction Charge
James Blair, a self described deputy sheriff and special police officer, was arrested by Patrolmen Idin and Helms on a street obstruction charge near Seconday. He was held to appear in police court on the following day afternoon.
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James Blair
Idin and
Helms
Fragmented OCR Note on Hood Canal Incident and Navy News
The report describes a hunter wounded near Hood's Canal and brought to Beattie then a hospital with a dangerous wound. It also notes Admiral James Paxson approaching retirement and Admiral Dayton owning a residence in the city.
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Canal Y
Christmas Divorce Case Over Husband's Failings
Bertha Rees files for divorce from Isaac Rees at Tacoma on December 26 1898 alleging neglect and hardship since marriage. She cites lack of a dress purchases and forced wood cutting, asks alimony for herself and three children.
Presbyterians Urge Defeat of Speaker Cannon
The Presbyterian synod of Illinois meeting in Monmouth endorses a resolution urging voters to defeat Speaker Cannon in his bid for re election in the national House of Representatives.
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Monmouth
Presbyterian Synod of
Ilinois
Resoluton
Cannon
National House of Representatives
Prices Paid to Producers and Local Market Rates
A fragmented list of prices paid to producers and local market items including live weight dairy and livestock rates such as veal and lamb, dressed beef prices, egg and poultry quotes, and produce like apples, tomatoes, pears, carrots, potatoes, spinach, cauliflower, celery, and onions with scattered units and per pound or per dozen references. The text names common farm and market goods but lacks coherent context or dates.
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Ucla
Lecal
Gravenstein
Fort Keogh Reopens as Military Remount Station
Miles City Mont October 14 In a change from prior orders Fort Keogh will not be abandoned but used as a military remount station. A troop of cavalry and Lieutenant Cook will be sent there to hold horses trained for army purposes.
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Miles City
Mont
Fort Keogh
War Department
Cook
Trade talk hints Pacific trade ships to Victoria
In Victoria British Columbia on October 24 a speech suggested steamers from Britain and parts of the Atlantic fleet may soon reach Victoria to engage in the trans Pacific trade, signaling possible expansion of northern transportation routes.
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Victoria
B.C
Beaiven
Lotrade
Blehemer
Can Paesen
Britain
Jan Pacific Railroad
Atlantic
Treasury Statement Shows Deficit On October 4
Washington treasury report lists receipts 1 726 228 and disbursements 2 166 000 for that day, indicating a deficit. The figures reflect the government’s revenue and outlays in a single daily statement.
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Warhington
Treasury
PACTS Drs Loughney Loughney Offer Free Consultation
The doctors claim every city physician is defeated by their free consultation and examination. They promise to diagnose accurately without prescribing drugs and say they do not take incurable cases. Offices at Hatabrook Ridge corner Second and Union open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 8 to 12 Sundays.
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Fragale
Hatabrook Ridge
Second and Union
Stock market closes mixed in New York trading session
Market quotes show Amalgamated Copper at 79 for bid 79% offered and large totals of shares changing hands. Reading lists include Atchison 91% 1% and Union Pacific around 168 148 148 with total sales reaching 232,100 shares as Osborn & Co. reports figures.
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New York
A'k’ ‘Amalg
Bugar
Anacon
Atchison
O. Secres
Brooklyn Covel Ae
Can, Pacific
Oh ‘iSgh Chee & Ohta
GY M. & Bt
Chi
Gol. F. & Iron
G. N., Ptd
N. Y
Ces North
Pa Zea
Bat
Tilcoorsiecre Ae
Mo. Ees
Pacific Hon
South
B Steel
Biel
Ptd
Weatinghouse
West
Union
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Kaneko
Matt Pypough
Korea
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City Hospital
McLoughlin
King County
Madrona Hall
Corey A
John Cry
Wilson Aon Tenes Ik Revelle
P. C G. Leonard
Alfred Battle
F. A. McDonald
George Murphy
J. P. Gleason
E. ©. Cheasty
J. C. Marmaduke
Bryan- Kern Clubs
L. B. Nash
Spokane
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Republic
Ferry County
Douglas
Will EB. Humphrey
Oregon
Senator Fulton
Washington
Chehalis
Bellingham
Bremerton
Snohomish
Armory
Burton
Bethel
J. Lindley Green
J. A. Ghent
George F. Vanderveer
Brian‘Taft Clube
Allan Dale
Hawkins, Co
Shields
D Thomas Devices
Dr, Geo. N. M'Loughlin
Shaughnessy
Derest
Savings & Loan
Colambia
22Nd Av
H. Pislow Dims
Arnold
Main
Federal Paint & Wall Paper
First Ave
Arends Ann
Oakaa
Washington State
Chafpal
East Madison
Morse
Auto
Sheripe
Hunter
Dayton Hetires
South Nend
James Paxson
Pacific Fleet
Dayton
Hig
Prcabyterians
Pike Street
Aberden Fort
Drs. Loughney
Loughney
C. Osborn & Co
Kohler & Chase
Wash
Weber Piano Dealers
Erie
Creamerie
Second Avenue
Madison St
Alanka
Scandinavian American Bank
Alaska Building
Seattle Lighting Company
P. I, Bldg., Fourth and Union
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