Train hits streetcar at Wil eon avenue crossing
A heavy freight train on the Cleveland and Pittsburg line collided with a streetcar on Wil eon avenue, throwing the car off the tracks. About seven to eleven people were seriously injured or fatally harmed as the car was reduced to kindling wood. The crossing is known as one of the city’s most dangerous, with ongoing talks between the city and the railroad to eliminate it at multi million cost.
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Dowie Faced With Debt Suit In New York Case
Oct. M John Alexander Dowie and his renowned team face a legal claim over a $1 debt. Attorney Farley sues for compensation for services rendered in defending J. Luther, a Dowrelite, in New York City proceedings.
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Lund Arrested Amid Allegations of Witness Tampering
Attorney Martin J. Lund posted bond of $600 to answer a charge of tampering with a witness. Knute Olewen, a Swede, testified he found two $20 gold pieces sewn in a vest pocket and initially implicated Mary Watler, a colored woman, before admitting Lund influenced his earlier story. A warrant for tampering with a witness was sworn after Olewen swore Lund pressured him to alter the tale and cover the missing money.
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Dowle Denounces Accusations During Morning Sermon
Dowle faces criminal negligence conviction for allowing Ohtid to die without medical care. He alleges he was employed by Dowle. Dowle calls the claim a lie. In service, he accuses his wife of stealing securities to Australia and denies a paper report about diverting his old father, claiming the man called his father was not his real father or son.
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Bargains on Wool Blankets Overcoats Boots and Gloves
Seattle shoppers can buy seven pound wool blankets and seven pound overcoats at unusually low prices. The civilian style overcoats claim lasting wear comparable to $15 items, offered for four dollars. Army boots, buckskin gloves also discounted, with sales at 15 First Avenue South through Saturday.
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BS Firet Avenue South
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