Car Hits Japanese Pedestrian in Hoped Hill Incident
Conductor 8 M Wolff of car 354 and Motorman L R Martin moved on after a Japanese man, living at 18 Pine, was knocked down near Firet av W and Harri at. The man suffered a scalp wound as passengers forced the car to stop and took him to Providence hospital for treatment.
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M. Wolff
Eventruck
Ota
Pine At
Firet Av. W
Harri
Wolf
L. R. Martin
Agee
Providence Hospital
State News: Early 1900s Briefs from Washington and Nearby
A mix of short items: Puyal lup improved farm station work begins. Joe Carbon from Fairbanks committed to MacNeil's for murder then declared insane. Bremerton cabinet maker Joseph Harrier missing with suspected foul play. Bremerton workmen to be sent as fleet sails the coast. Washington fruit pack shows a year over year decline. Peter Haze of Vancouver dies while sawing. Tacoma and Seattle light plants profitable. Oregon Washington Idaho line report notes $1,000,000 capital unpaid. Jefferson County timber taxes projected to fall about one third. Yosemite steamship financing largely subscribed for Bellingham Seattle run. promoters optimistic Beap Lake Salts may ease rheumatism.
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Puyallup
Joe Carbon
Fairbanks
Alaska
MacNeil
United States
Joseph Harrier
Bremerton
Atlantic
Washington
Peter Haze
Vancouver
Tacoma
Seattle
Oregon, Washington & Idaho
Harriman
State Railroad Commission
Jefferson County
Yosemite
Bellingham
Annual Seattle German Concert and Ball at Turner Hall
The Seattle Liederkranz and a Mixed Chorus of 40 men and women presented a grand annual concert and ball last night at Turner hall. Germans in the city attended in large numbers for the traditional event.
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Seattle
Turner Hall
Vardaman Predicts Roosevelt Defeat in Election
Gov. Vardaman of Mississippi says Aryan will defeat Roosevelt if both are candidates. The congress appropriation covers coal for the Atlantic fleet en route to the Pacific with another for the return trip. John K Barber of Vancouver BC died after his first streetcar ride. Roosevelt proclaims Thanksgiving for November 28. Alaska education chief Brown proposes Indian and Bakimo training in fish drying boat building and coal mining. Booth of the Salvation Army is ill in Pittsburgh. Roosevelt seeks rank of vice admiral. Tacoma police invite Seattle officers to a November 7 department ball.
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Vardaman
Mississippi
Aryan
Roosevelt
Congress
Pacific
John K. Barber
Vancouver
B. C
Elmer B. Brown
Alaska
William Booth
Salvation Savation Army
Pittsburg
Navy Department
Skinner Golden Wedding Celebration in Chicago
Mr and Mrs E D Skinner celebrate their golden wedding anniversary in Chicago with all three children present including son Ed win Skinner of Seattle who is noted as a relative in the report.
Yandel Family Ties Highlight Local Commerce Circle
A son of Mr and Mrs Dr Yandel has joined the family line while Mr Yandell steps to the role of secretary in the Chamber of Commerce as the clan continues its civic service in the community.
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Yandel
Eirele
Yandell
Chamber of Commerce
Local Restaurateur Arrested for Unlicensed Liquor Sales
L Carrieri proprietor of the Columbia Pigneh restaurant on Washington Street was arrested yesterday for selling liquor without a license. He allegedly disposed of wine with his Sunday dinners and was refused bail.
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L. Carrieri
Columbia
Public Market Prices Today
Public sale prices listed with many items in per qt per lb per box and per doz formats. Prices include fruits vegetables and preserves such as apples pears grapes cantaloupes and cabbages with multiple pack quantities and discounts for bulk purchases.Entrega uncertainty persists in OCR but main items include tomatoes cucumbers onions cabbage pumpkins and various apples and pears.
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Hutter
Keen
Gravenstein
Wolf River
Wasine
Car and Engine Collision Over Ballard Crossing
Shortly after 11 PM a Ballard Peach street car 358 collided with a Northern Pacific switch engine at the intersection of Market Street and Railroad Avenue. The front of the car was wrecked and passengers were shaken but not seriously hurt. Motorman Duncan cites brake failure and inability to stop before the switch engine. The crossing lacks stationed crews and warning signals at both Railroad Avenue crossings.
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Ballard
Northern Pacific
Aet
Railroad Av
Duncan
McDonald
Fremont- Ballard
C. St
Demand for all-day use of public market by distant producers
At a meeting of farmers and producers who patronize the market held in Egan's Arcade hall last night, it was voted to urge the city council to allow all-day access to the public market rather than the existing half-day schedule. The move reps those from long distances unable to arrive early and may be brought before the council again this evening.
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Egan's Arcade Hall
Free Light for Water Right in Port Townsend Franchise
A new Port Townsend electric light company formed by local businessmen will seek a franchise at the next council meeting and vows to supply free city lights using the surplus water from the municipal water plant.
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Port Townsend
Quarantine Rules Enforce Rat Guards on Seattle Steamers
Port Townsend reports effective quarantine regulations requiring Seattle steamers to dock at floats with all lines equipped with rat guards, enforced today by the chief of police.
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Port Townsend
Seattle
Three Men Die in Santa Maria Dynamite Explosion
Rinta Barbara California reports three men killed at Santa Maria when a dynamite charge exploded while attempting to blast the casing of the Syndicate all well. The event occurred in the county and is described as a deadly accident involving explosive devices.
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Rinta Barbara
Cal
Santa Maria
Heney Still Declares Ive Just Begun
San Francisco reports reveal prosecutor Heney pressing graft prosecutions despite indictments. He secures grand jury indictments including R Porter Ashe Andrew M Wilson Michael W Coffey Luther W Brown and two drivers in the Fremont Older kidnapping case. Wilson and Coffey face bribery charges while immunity deals earlier made are declared forfeited. Ruef and other targets loom as Heney tightens grip with witness control and potential sentence leverage.
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Seattle Star
San Francisco
Balletones
Francia J. Heney
Heney
Portland
California
R. Porter Ashe
Patrick Calhoun
Andrew M. Wilson
Michael W. Coffey Ashe
Luther W Brown
Calhoun
Fremont Older
The
Bulletin
Wilson
Coffey
Board of Supervisors
Tirey L. Ford
United Railroads
Ford
Abraham Ruef
Gates Dies at 46 Former Missouri River Group Secretary
Edwin L. Gates longtime secretary of the Missouri River Improvement association and former Portland Telegram reporter died at his Kansas City home at age 46 on October 28.
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Kansas City
Edwin L. Gates
The
Missouri River Improvement Association
Portland
Ore
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