Two Seattle Renton Line Cars Crash Wreck Injuring Twenty
A head on collision on the Seattle & Renton electric line near the Hill brickyard injured twenty people, seriously wounding several including Williams the Columbia real estate man and J F Boyd. Motormen Berg and Perky pyle were among the injured. roadmaster Dave Sullivan escaped serious harm. Ambulances and doctors treated the wounded, ten sent to Seattle General Hospital. Blame likely on outbound car Perky pyle though official statement pending after investigations.
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Shipyard Plant Auction Nears $1 Million Sale
Wilmington Del October 25 The Harlan and Hellingsworth plant of the United States Shipbuilding Company was sold at auction today to the reorganization committee of the shipyard combine for 985000 dollars.
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University Cars Collide in Dense Fog
In heavy fog at 7 45 this morning two University line cars 346 and 397 collided near Latona on a single track. Motormen could not see signals and wreck damaged car 346 front platform. A KR Wolf of Seattle and Fred Kirkshank were bruised though not seriously. Tracks reopened within an hour.
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Czar Hints At Amends With Navy Fleet Vibe
Czar vows to make amends within realm after hoot and jeer from London crowd. Edward Nicolas and Nicholas send regrets as Baltic fleet presence looms, with Russian ambassador in London awaiting response.
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Star Readers Preview City Vice Clean Up
The Star reports a rise of fallen women moving from the restricted district into business and residence areas despite mayoral protestations of cleaning vice. Police know the facts, but enforcement is lacking. Tomorrow The Star will publish the full story, noting Chief Delaney may respond by sending officers to suppress the vice operation.
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Incendiary Fire With Pyrotechnic Display Causes City Alarm
C J Erickson staged a free pyrotechnic show at the late residence of H F Compton on Second avenue and Blanchard street. The burning structure slid into a sluiced cavern creating a bright skyscape. R A Black of Latona Pharmacy married Miss Jannett R Tinto in Victoria BC on October 1. They returned to 4718 Eleventh Avenue Northeast.
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England Demands from Russia: Apology Reparation Punishment
London report states England sent a note to Russia with three demands: first an apology by the Russian government, second adequate compensation for damages, and third an immediate inquiry in St. Petersburg to identify and punish the responsible officers.
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Admiral Van Voelkershan Led Battle Squadron Fire
It is learned that Admiral Van Voelkershan commanded the portion of the Battle squadron that fired on British fishing boats near St. Petersburg on October 25.
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Democracy Candidate Advocates Splendid Isolation Platform
National Chairman Taggart proclaims a Democratic platform valuing economy and free trade while opposing entangling alliances. He argues the party’s stance will foster industrial growth, prevent wasteful government spending, and keep the United States from involvement in European conflicts, urging voters to support Parker and Davis.
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Young American vote voiced in national questions
An article by Thomas Taggart, Democratic National Committee chairman, discusses youth voting and party alignment. It features responses from Secretary Bhaw and Democratic candidates Hawailow and Watson to questions on citizenship and public duties, contrasting U S youth engagement with global youth factors.
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Counsel For First Voters Letters From Five Party Leaders
The Star publishes a series of letters addressed to first voters by leaders of five parties. Each man explains why a first voter should back his party’s presidential candidate and join the party. J Lincoln Steffens writes as a non partisan. Letters by Shaw Taggart Debs Swallow Watson appear for the Republican Democrat Prohibitionist and Populist campaigns.
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