Weal Estate Men Lose In The Woods
Episcopal rector Walter Du Moulin of San Francisco is hiding in Seattle amid a divorce filing by his wife. She alleges coercion and requests a provocative photograph, while Du Moulin's attorney and local pastors comment on the dispute.
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Walter G. du Moulin
Seattle
G. du Moulin
San Francisco
Pant du Moulin
B du Moulin
Trinity Cathedral
Lin
San Fran
A. Custer
du Moulin
Trinity Episcopal Church
E¢ Press
Marrack
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Walter du Moulin Moulin
Je Waa Mies
Jennie Gay
St. Paul's Church
Hawaiian Islands
Spearfish
Fort Morgan
Colo
Blaine
Wash
Alone in New York A Girl Chooses Poison Over Hard Times
A bedridden Edith Thomas in New York after leaving her family in Sherbrooke Canada recounts a grim tale of poverty and attempted life in the theater. She explains choosing bichloride of mercury over champagne, hoping to return home when better and seeking kindness she never found in the city.
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New York
Pathet
Edith Thomas
Sherbrooke
Canada
Wright flies with Mrs Vandeman in Fort Meyer aero flight
Wilbur Wright piloted a four minute flight at Fort Meyer with Mrs Ralph Vandeman wife of Captain Vandeman joining as passenger. Vandeman sat fearless and enjoyed the ride declaring it delicious. Mrs Vandeman later recalled the experience saying she did not fear and it felt wonderful.
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Ww.ington
Whilbur
Dukes
United Stat Today
Mia Vandeman
Vandeman
Wright
Fort Meyer
Signal ‘Corps
Real Estate Men Lost In Wisconsin Woods
Three real estate men Capt F H Poole C L Wayman and a buyer Parker were lost in woods north of Green Lake. Poole called from an Interurban station saying they were safe and would ride the car in. Police and five search parties with cars and guns comb the woods fearing a tragedy.
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F. H. Poole
Calhoun, Denny & Ewing
C. L. Wayman
Wayman & Sons
Parker
Green Lake
Capt. Poole
Calhoun
Denny & Ewing
Wayman
Colman
Blizzard still raging in the north and wreckage strewn coast
Blizzard conditions continue along the Alaska coast with 15 to 20 foot seas. A river steamer bound for Seattle is stormbound at Pastel Bay while the Senator waits at Sledge Island. No lives reported lost. houses damaged but no bodies recovered. Concurrently a real estate party search for Wayman and Parker ends unresolved with multiple company executives aiding the manhunt.
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United Prec
Nome
Alaska
St. Michaels
Pastel Bay
Yukon River
Seattle
Senator
Sledge Island
Death of a Lonely Worker: John McNulty Found Dead
A laborer named John McNulty was found dead alone in his room at the Star lodging house after a night of illness. He left no known kin or records, and the morgue will handle his remains as authorities note he died without funds or connections.
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Star Lodging House
John McNulty
John Meone
Earth
Rumor on Seattle steamer death story dismissed
The Star reports the death story is exaggerated after a Seattle steamboat incident near Mt Helens. Fred Mauer, returned from Mexico, says he is alive and saw no fatal outcome while his friends await his return at Christmas.
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Seattle
Mt. Helens
Fred Mauer
Earth
Ielockeatory
Beattie
Mauer
Mexico
Diamonds Found On Train Between Portland and San Francisco
J. E. Chilberg wired friends in the city that he had recovered diamonds lost on a train between Portland and San Francisco Monday. He gave no further details on how they were recovered.
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J. E. Chilberg
Portland
San Francisco
Association of Sottogiste Alumnae Opens Annual Convention
In Cincinnati Ohio a national professional group of American college women gathers for its annual convention. The Association of Sottogiste Alumnae of the United States continues its work promoting education and professional advancement.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Association of Sottogiste Alumnae
United States
Suffragette Hunger Strikes Met with Forced Feeding in England
London reports reveal suffragette prisoners in major cities endure hunger strikes and forcible feeding. Nurses and doctors warn of stomach injury and chronic disorders, while officials claim the procedure is harmless. Working class prisoners allegedly suffer more severely than those with influence.
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London
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
Home Office
Ihe
Grafter Changes Plea in Cheese Import Case
Philip Musica pleads guilty on the fifth count in a case charging him and his father Antonio with defrauding the government weights in the importation of cheese. The hearing took place in New York on October 27.
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United Pres
New York
Philip Musica
Antonio
A Night at the Congress Saloon Bargain Booze Sale
A vivid scene at the Congress saloon on Pike Street during the 5 to 6 pm rush. Workers from shops and mills crowd the long room, arms reach for foaming beer while bartenders juggle orders and change. The piece contrasts orderly beer lines with chaotic enthusiasm before the crowd thins by six. By nine, the saloon returns to its busier, more relaxed pace as patrons linger and chat.
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Congress Saloon
T. J. Dillon
Congress
Pike St
Secarcely
Lost Woman on Mercer Island Ends Nightlong Search
A Mercer Island woman was deemed lost after a late night disappearance report. A 50-strong search including locals, a city official, a bank clerk, and bloodhounds found she had boarded a lake steamer to Seattle, staying with relatives in Fremont.
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Mercer Island
Vince Faben
J. Warren Upper
City Comptroller’s Office
W. D. Cheney
Fruit Dispatch
Lee Kerfoot
United States Assay Office
Newton
Leithead
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Quang
W. Wright
Wilbur Wright
United Press
Posoe
Wight
Poole
W. T. Eliwell
E. L. Babb
W. E. Dickinson
D. W. Cramm
R. Gilmoure
Guy Wayman
A. M. Medford
L. Wayman
E. Howell St
Wayman's
Nulty
Fortune
NKS
St. Helens
Grafter
Lake Union
Mergersland
Fred
Skow
National Bank of Commerce
Hill
Dale
Harry McDermott
Sam
Brady
Harry
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