Debs Arrives in City for Armory Address Tonight
Great labor leader Eugene V. Debs arrived last evening from Whatgomcom and will speak at the Armory tonight. In an interview with the Star he denounced Idaho military actions as an unlawful invasion and criticized railroad capitalists. Debs said unions are the natural outgrowth of capital and predicted no general strike.
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Eugene V. Debs
Armory
Whatgomcom
Columbia
Star
Debs
Canada
Pacific Court
San Francisco
Socialist Labor Party
the & L. P
Trades’ Unions
Seattle
Idaho
Andersonville
Held by the Enemy Returns to Third Avenue Stage
Last night the Third avenue audience overflowed for the second production of Held by the Enemy a war drama by William Dulette The Shaw company’s scenery and band received praise and the run was extended for another week The bill for the coming week features Nat Goodwin in In Milfour o and Rip Van Winkle with Shaw.
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Third Avenue
Eeene
Cnemy
Wm Dulette
Shaw
Ugsel
Jim the Penman
Nat Soodwine
Milfouro
Brand of Cain
Rip van Winkie
Mr. Shaw
Rip
Jack
The
Enemy
Vaudeville Housin Seattle With New York Dewey Happenings
The Seattle theater hosts a three night engagement of A Genuine Gentleman directed by Jacob Litt with Ben Hendricks in Sven plus strong scenic replay. Hoyt’s Milk White Flag with Josie De Witt and violinist Minas features two nights. Yon Yonson has an extended Portland run three extra nights.
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Yentleman
Seattle
Jacob Litt
Ben Hendricks
Hendricks
Sven
Hoyt
Cargo Tar Ruins Langdale Freight During Storm
A ship Langdale carrying general cargo from England to Pacific ports suffered rough seas. A large quantity of fluid coal tar in barrels ruptured, releasing about 700 gallons through 2000 tons of goods, ruining substantial portions of the cargo. The total damage amount remains undetermined. A stray note mentions cats in a Montana mine, ignored here as incongruous.
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Langdale
England
Victoria
Vancouver
B. C
Editor clarifies Miller Freeman suit and accounting delay
A Seattle Star reader disputes a morning report claiming Miller Freeman won a suit against Free man & Freeman. The court ordered an accounting, not to be completed until November 2, when dissolution of the firm and sale of Ranch & Range are expected.
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Seattle Star
Hir
Miller Freeman
Freeman & Freeman
Legh RK. Fropman
No Hope for Delia Fox in Opera Singer’s Health
New York on October 28 Delia Fox comic opera singer remains critically ill with her physician fearing the case has worsened She is too weak to speak and may die within a day or two despite hopes for recovery
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New York
Delia Fox
Official test of Cedar river water line near Black River
Officials plan a nearly mile long steel pipe test on the Cedar River water system west of Black River next week. Caulkers work to stop leaks and ready the main for final test.
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Cedar River
Black River
Kamloops land registrar Joe McDonald commits suicide
Word reached the city of the death by his own hand yesterday of Joe McDonald provincial land registrar at Kamloops B C. McDonald shot himself in the head with a revolver in the presence of his six year old daughter. The reasons for his act are unknown.
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Joe McDonald
Kamloops
B.C
McDonald
Blacksmith Warren Foiled in Suicide Attempt at Monogram Saloon
PH Warren a 22 year old blacksmith attempted to swallow acid in the Monogram saloon at Yester way and Occidental avenue last night. Detective Barbee stopped the attempt and seized the bottle.
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Warren
Monogram
Yester Way
Occidental Avenue
Barbee
He Had Too Many Wives In Spokane Disappearance Case
A. Mueller, NY brewery manager and Foresters chief ranger, disappears after allegedly living in Spokane under the name Lipton with one wife while a second wife and two children claim him. A stormy interview with the first wife followed. A $10,000 bond relates to a recent sale of the New York brewery.
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Brokane
Spokesman-review Today
A. Mueller
New York
The
Foresters of Washington
Washington
Spokane
Mueller
Lipton
Superior Court
Run Down by an Engine near Barnett
Three men on a head-car were instantly killed near Barnett in Carlinville Maryland this morning. The victims were George Cramer Sam Alien and John Morvell.
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Carlinvilae
Barnett
Lehi
George Cramer
Sam Alien
John Morvell
Charlemont Beats Driscoll in Prize Fight at Ort
Ex British navy champion Jerry Driscoll was knocked out by French champion Charlemont in Ort today. A severe leg kick in the seventh round ended the bout before a large crowd. The prize money was 35,000 francs.
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Jerry Driscoll
Charlemont
France
State News From Davenport To Whitman County Events
Lincoln counties fale closes at Davenport Tuesday. Farmers institutes planned in Whitman county in November likely at Colfax Farming ton Garfield and Tekoa. Two highway robberies reported in Walla Walla Tuesday night with $2.4 seized and two others. Two other holdups in past two weeks. Columbia Historical Society organized to cooperate with State University and house records at University of Washington Beattie. Spokane to gain direct transcontinental rail link with Canadian Pacific interchange at Nelson via Spokane Falls & Northern. lines nearly connected. Delinquent taxes 1896 and earlier due Nov 1 with 4 percent interest. strong rush to pay before deadline as penalties resume after.
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Columbia Historical Society
State of Washington
State University
University of Washington At
Beattie
Spokane
TG. @haughneesy
Canadian Pacific
Nelson
Bookerman - Review
Apokane Falls & Northern
Negro Bunco Plague Shifts From Imperial Hotel to New Quarters
For weeks the Pincus brothers Ed and Ben and Marry Lewis alias Harry Mann, accused bunco men, operated near the Imperial hotel at Second Avenue and Jamen Street. Mike Chariga reported losing 856 to a card game in a room there. The group left the place and moved to new quarters. Harry Lewis, soon after release from county jail, faced earlier charges of bunco against Carl Victor Johnson, who was sent on a Spokane hoax and refunded part of the money. Johnson left town. Dr Annie Russell Diseases of women 64 Hinckley bik.
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Ben
Lewis
Harry Mann
Bunco
Imperial Hotel
Second Avenue
Jamen Street
Mike Chariga
The
Imperial
Pincus
Harry Lewis
Carl Victor Johnson
Apokane
Johnson
Sacred Heart church annual fair set for November six
Local notes list residents returning from travels and visits including Mr John KB Wing from the Haat and Miss Gertrude Clarke from Ninth Avenue to California. Several others depart for wintering locations while club meetings and city events continue, with Mrs J Coline hosting the French Club and a W C T U convention in Victoria drawing attendees.
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John KB. Wing
Haat
Sacred Heart Church
Will Elder
Columbia Street
Lodex
F. P. Meyer
Maat
Community notices and social events in Seattle area
Weekly page records weddings engagements relocations and social activities. Mr and Mrs Duncan Graham to host after next Wednesday at 1928 Fifth Avenue while Mr and Mrs Holand Layton move to Green Lake residence and will host after Wednesday. Dr Frank Palmer wed in San Francisco. Gretchen Ranke and Fred Meyer marry at corner Terry Avenue and Madison Street. University of Washington Dramatic Club reorganizes with new officers led by W H Reese and Fila Dougan as secretary.
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Duncan Graham
Victoria
S. C
Fifth Avenue
Holand Layton
Green Lake
FY. W. Daniels
San Francisco
George Forteen Relief Corps
George Beede
Stevens Post
Catde
Hyman Greenbiat
Misa Moble Goldstein
Kt. Goldstein
North
Academy of Science
Gretchen Ranke
Dora D. Ranke
Fred P. Meyer
Terry Avenue
Madison Street
Alfred W. Martin
Meyer
Frank ®& Palmer
Mins May McKinney
Palmer
Seattle
First Congregational Church
Gaudeamus Club
Queen Anne
Wagner
Queen Anne Club
University of Washington
W. H. Reese
Mies Fila Doucan
Mies Fanny Sylveester
Edgar Wright
W. Densmore
Combine of Hop Growers Organized in Oregon
Two hundred representative hop growers met in Woodburn to form the Oregon Hopgrowers Association. Articles of Incorporation were drawn and most of the $5,000 capital stock subscribed on the spot. The group seeks mutual profit and protection from market squeezes, aims to secure better prices, and will control output to benefit growers.
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Woodburn
Oregon
Property Wanted by L. H. Griffith Co at 14 James Street
A real estate firm L. H. Griffith & Co. at 14 James Street advertises a large pool of prospective buyers and seeks to list property for sale. The notice urges property owners to entrust their parcels to the company for speedy handling.
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L. H. Griffith & Co
James Street
Hops Market Narrowed in Washington and Oregon
Puyallup reports limited hops sales at 10 cents with slow trading. State Hop Inspector Fernandes stores hops at low rate in a brick building awaiting better prices. Early hops are lighter but later lots are high grade. Oregon growers form an association to resist a bear movement aiming at 10 cent prices, hoping for 12 to 13 cents. Similar actions are noted in Yakima district.
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Puyallup
Fernandes
Oregon
Yakima
Held by the Enemy at Third Avenue Theater Tonight
The Third Avenue Theater presents a vaudeville and moving pictures program headlined by Held by the Enemy. The Olympic Hall features another program of scenes and acts, with admission and showtimes listed for tonight.
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Third Avenue Theater
Olympic Halle
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Alaska
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Thirtieth Avenue
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Cheballs
Walter Nofteger
City
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Harrison Cow
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Omar
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E.s. Gold M. & S. CO. C.&, Thurston & Co., Oficial Brokers
Cherry St
Owm
Bryata
Chicago
Art Furniture & Grill Co
Third Ave
Occidental Ave
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Ivy Michigan
George H. Woodhouse
Second Ave
Geo. H. Woodhouse
Catarre
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