Armenian refugee leader Sagouint murdered in Nunhead
Armenian refugee leader Sagouint was killed in the streets of Nunhead. An Armenian newspaper editor in Boston, Editor Young, had exposed rival faction spying for the sultan and a 1902 relief fund dispute. Sagouint had recently returned from New York to England to promote peaceful revolutionary propaganda.
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Senator Alger Discusses Seattle Visit and Fortifications
Senator Alger and party including Cornelius N Bind of New York and Henry Standart of Detroit discuss Seattle fortifications and the city’s future during a weather-threatened trip. He notes he built forts on paper during his War Secretary tenure and regrets not seeing Beattie’s fort in person. The group departs for Washington via Detroit, returning home from Arizona and California.
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Alver
Washington
Arisonaland
California
Fire damages Seibert Paper building in Cincinnati
Fire this morning gutted the first floor occupied by the Curry company in the Seibert Paper building in Cincinnati. Loss is $150,000. Workers were entering to begin their shifts and narrowly escaped as several were overcome by smoke.
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California Steamer Brings Grapes and Peppers to Market
A California steamer docked with grapes and bell peppers as prices rise for grapes and peppers remain abundant at 1.25 a barrel. A sweet potato car arrives with strong demand while poultry supplies increase without affecting prices. Wholesale prices stated for buyers in queue.
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Prices and items from Seattle market and loss suit
A market list shows vegetables fruits meats and dairy with varied prices per unit and crate. The entry notes a civil suit by Fiza J. Richardson against Seattle Electric Company seeking 20000 damages for injuries October 18 while boarding a streetcar.
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Seattle Electric Company
Notice of Sale of Government Goods at 208 First Ave South
Official notice announces the sale of inter government goods at 208 First Avenue South near Washington Street to close next Saturday night October 31. Prices list army overcoats at 4.09 dollars each wool blankets at 4.00 to 5.00 per pair rubber blankets 1.00 pair cavalry boots 2.75 pair and army gauntlet gloves 1.75 pair. Goods left over will be shipped away from Seattle after the sale.
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Three Killed and Five Injured in Niagara Power Plant Accident
Early today at the Canadian Niagara Power Company plant in Woleck three men were killed outright and five were seriously injured in a wheel pit accident. Fire officials and investigators rushed to the scene as workers were evacuated and emergency crews tended to the injured. The incident occurred this morning and authorities began inquiries into the cause.
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Grandson Brings Joy as Court Closes for Celebration
Herbert A Schoenfeld welcomes a baby boy while the Standard Furniture Company stores close early to celebrate. The new arrival, unnamed, arrives after noon the previous day and is praised by family as having good credit. The court story notes a grandson calling in and the father awaiting a $1000 gift.
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Standard Furniture Company
King Dede Returns to Grand for Four Performances
The King Dede revival at the Grand draws a full house with four performances. Richard Golden as The Only King provokes strong laughs but his quips feel forced. Maud Williams shines in a vivacious, well-sung turn, while the chorus numbers and the military drill receive mixed reviews. King Dede runs at the Grand through tomorrow with a matinee.
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Longshoremen Meet at Tacoma Pacific Coast Union Session
The second annual Pacific Coast branch convention opened at Union hall on Commerce Street in Tacoma. Delegates discuss strengthening the coast union and expanding its work while reducing need to refer local matters to the main union.
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Unitiates Marshal Frank H Rlc and Miss Hearie Wilkie Married
Chicago couple Frank H Rlc and Hearie Wilkie wed in Nome in October, a small ceremony noted in local society circles.
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Beattle Improvement Club Considers Lake Canal Dredging
A conference of the Beattle Improvement Club met at the Chamber of Commerce. The Olmeted park improvement project was postponed for two weeks and delegates did not review the plats. A general meeting of city improvement clubs may be called to discuss dredging Lake Washington canal and the Duwamish River.
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Tunnel Accident Injures Italian Laborer at Great Northern Portal
Angelo Coetores, an Italian laborer, was seriously injured while working at the south portal of the Great Northern tunnel shortly before midnight. John Keetan sustained slight injuries as both were run down by a runaway motor car.
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Great Northern Tunnel
John Keetan
Insurgents take Santiago in Dominican Republic revolt
Insurgents led by Gen. Ppifante capture the town after hours of fighting, establishing a provincial government as the revolution spreads from the capital. Also notes a stock bid deadline and a local clothing shop opening by James Koleman and Fd Rosenberg at 71 0 First Avenue.
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Lucky Miner Mahoney Arrives From Nome with Gold Poke
KM Mahoney of the city arrives from Nome with a fat gold poke. His Ptarmigan creek claim on Snake River yields six cents per pan and ounce. He plans to return to Nome next spring and employ ten men at a hydraulic elevator project run by the Longshoremen's Union. J W Ralston has returned from Keoyukok with a Sounee nugget valued at $1,000. One man will winter in the Koyu area.
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Globe Clothing Company Stock Notice
Notice that all hides for the Globe Clothing company stock must reach post office box 639 before 10 o'clock Wednesday morning.
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