Seattle Man Killed in Railroad Car Shop Incident
A 29 year old Seattle man identified as W Walden was fatally injured in a railroad car shop mishap near Cleveland Ohio. He lived with his parents at 1916 Cherry Seattle and the body was expected to arrive today for funeral services at Bonney Watton chapel. Cleveland business leaders protest fire insurance rate hikes as excessive with increases from small percentages to over 300 percent.
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Paseo
Albert Walden
KB. Cherry
Seattle
Bonney Watton Pariora
Scripps Telegraph Service
Cleveland
Ohio
Inception Attempted at Jewmans Telearach Service
A troubled scene unfolds with threats and a failed attempt to enter a religious gathering. The document references Mrs Reddy, Sydnt Wiibur, and others as organizers or participants while a coachman and hidden hand influence events during a curtained reveal.
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Jewmans Telearach
N. Het
Pepertera
Mal Bonds Being Heard In Enumclaw Case
Albertson faces a court hearing this afternoon in Enumclaw over a bond issue. The case involves the Cii Fae of Enumclaw and the Sty Commissioners. The matter focuses on restraining sewerage in canal bounds and the legality of the bond issuance by the appellant.
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Edge Albertson
Cii Fae
Enumclaw
Ae & T
Leon Demoulier
Gabrielle Demoulier
Bis Wife
Laura Compas
Ney
Father of H. R. Williams Dead
Charles Williams a wealthy businessman of Palmyra, father of H R Williams of the Chicago Milwaukee Paul railroad of Washington, died at the home of his son last night. He was 59 years old and had lived with his son for the last few years after becoming a widower. The body was being prepared for return to his home.
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Chard Williams
Palmyravea
H.R. Williams
Chicago, Milwaukee Paul
Washington
Booney-Watson
Revenue Figures Show 1906 Net Increase Over Last Year
A dated financial snippet records totals for 1906 with amounts of 1,889,891 and 1,238,819.07, noting a rise over the previous year and a gain of 651,062.24 in unspecified columns.
Real estate sales reported by Forester & Co and others
Forester and Co report multiple Seattle property deals including W J Blackwett buying a lot on Western Ave and Union Pike for 21000, C M Springer buying for 7000, H C Ewing selling for 4500, Parry Investment Co moving to Thomas Rain for 2500, and Lewie Littlefield Co noting a 154 by 112 foot parcel at Rainier Ave and Lane for 12000. The sale sets a front foot record, with nearby regrades and Gorham Weber construction spurring activity.
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Lithav
Parry Investment Co
A. DD. Wainwright
Thomas Rain
Roy and
Twelfth North
Lewie Littlefield Co
Frenk D. Black
Rainieray
Lane
Jackson and Dearborn St
Gorham Weber Company
Sulldieg
Black
Seattle Electric seeks two more streetcar franchise extensions
The Seattle Electric company applied for two additional extensions of streetcar tracks. One loop line would run from Summit to Bellevue Place and along Bellevue avenues toward Pine Street. The second extends on Nineteenth Avenue from Piie Street to the exposition area with a bridge to the university grounds. The request was sent to the corporations and streets committees.
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Seattle Electric Company
Summit
EK. Pine
Bellevue Place
Bellevue Av
B Pine
E. Piie
Thie
Ate Ee Ton
Valoo
Corporations Committee
Streets Committee
City Council to Meet Counsel Over Orpheum Trouble
Vancouver officials plan talks with Seattle attorneys Considine and Sullivan tomorrow about the Orpheum theater dispute. The house remains closed despite threats to reopen. theater condemned by authorities.
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Vancouver
B. C
Eity Council
Considine and Sullivan
Seattle
Orpheum
Considine
Water Shut Off In Denny Dianne And Lake Park Additions
Water will be shut off in the Denny Dianne and Lake Park additions tomorrow from 9 to 11 a.m. to permit the cutting in of a new gate.
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Denny -Dianne and
Lake Park
Pneumatic Tube Franchise Sought and City Condemnation Plan
Atkins asks city council for a franchise to install a pneumatic tube in an underground conduit linking the courthouse to the Alaska building via Seventh Avenue north to Jefferson Street and the alley between Second and Third Avenues. The council ordered suit for Pine Street condemnation and grading. Humane Officer Clark seeks salary increase from 80 to 100 with assistant paid as patrolman. endorsed by Chief Wappenstein and referred to committee.
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Atkins
Alaska Building
Court House
Seventh Av
Jefferson St
Jefferson At
Second
Third Ava
Second Av
Cherry St
First Av
Clark
John Vaupell
Wappenstein
Married to Divorce Sparks Three Separate Filings
Emma Johnson sues Louie J Johnson after 30 years of cohabitation and a February 1965 ceremony amid alleged abuse. three children, eldest 11, watch maternal effort. Phillip Bateson files for divorce from Maude R Bateson amid abandonment claims. Minnie Irwin begins divorce from Albert Irwin citing neglect and personal degradation.
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Emma Johnson
Louie J. Johnon
Eirunkennees
A Deere
Phillip Bateson
Egainet Maude R Bateon
Minnie Irwin
Albert Irwin
Engagement prank ends with police report confusion
Mise Dusco aged 13 tied herself up to deceive John Prana an employee from Second Avenue Moris about meeting at a skating rink. He found her seemingly bound and police were called. Morning confession reveals she intended the story to frighten him and mislead investigators. Her mother is hospitalized.
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Mise Dusco
John Prana
Moris
Mies Dusese
Mies Dussoto
No War Likely In Ango Japanese Treaty Dispute
Foreign Secretary Gray told the Commons there is little likelihood of war between America and Japan over the San Francisco school question and no chance that the Anglo Japanese treaty would cause a war between any nations.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
London
Gray
America
Japan
San Francisco
Rush for 190000 acres opens tomorrow in Northern California
Crowds swarm the U S land office in Redding to claim 190000 acres across Shasta Trinity and Siskiyou counties. Locaters line up with 66 people sleeping at posts overnight. Some are paying up to 10 dollars to stand in line while more locaters are expected and trouble is anticipated tomorrow.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
Redding
Cal
United States Land Office
Shasta
Trinity
Sickiyou
Britain Blamed Washington on Japanese Bond Move
A fragment suggests Britain blamed Washington for anti American sentiment over Japan in San Francisco. The note hints at a political influence aiming to halt growing official ties between Tokyo and Washington.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Bill of exceptions filed in appeal by Standard Oil company
Findlay Ohio reports that Standard Oil company lawyers filed a bill of exceptions this afternoon marking the first step in an appeal.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Findlay
Ohio
Standard Old Company
Beebe Seeks Ballot Reprint Over Name Error
Albert H. Beebe, Republican candidate for the forty seventh district, filed in Superior Court requesting reprinting of ballots after his name appeared as Alfred H. Beebe on ballots. He seeks correction to Albert H. Beebe.
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Albert H. Beebe
Forty Seventh District
Alfred H. Beebe
Immigration contravention leads to steep fine
Nishi Kigeri of the Sultan M faced provincial court in Victoria British Columbia for immigration law violations. He pleaded guilty and, via an interpreter, said he had never before sailed to a foreign port and sought leniency. The magistrate fined $2,275 or $26 per passenger for 65 passengers, in addition to an existing $800 customs penalty.
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Serippa Telegraph Service
Victoria
B. C
Get. H
Nishi Kigeri
Mead at Patoo Briefs and Local Notes
Meads at Patoo. Gov Mead spoke in Pasco with enthusiastic nonpartisan reception. Bishop Nicholson died in Milwaukee after a lingering illness. Spain authorized 76 million dollars to rebuild its navy. Calvin Makk gored by bull near Moxee, in precarious condition. Train wreck near Cambridge left engineer and fireman dead. Frank Warner sentenced to 15 years in Spokane for robbery. Bonds endorsed in Lewiston for fire department water system and city hall. James Black died of apoplexy in Kansas City while trying a case. J P Amaeden of Louisville & Atlantic Railroad died in Lexington. Senator Bailey denounced Hearst in Brownwood. Aberdeen workers walkout in Hoquiam after manager discharge. Flames killed two in Rapid City car fire. Kincaid replaces Kees as Walla Walla warden. Peer Gynt in Chicago drawn by Mansfield. Interurban traffic halted briefly near Tacoma after motor blowout.
Langdon Maintains Control In San Francisco Grand Jury Case
In Judge Graham's crowded courtroom the new grand jury work resumed with fewer deputies on duty. Ruef appeared with two detectives, and no demonstration occurred. In Seattle, J A and Helen Kangley pressed to settle title to property as Mrs Kolbe seeks divorce. the case jeopardizes family holdings amid unresolved actions in superior court.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
San Francisco
Graham
Ruef
J. A
Helen Kangley
Mra F. T
Bets $30,000 on Hughes in New York election
It was learned today that John W. Gates has placed a $30,000 bet on Charles E. Hughes against a rival at a brokerage firm. A total of $300,000 is at stake in Wall Street on the election result. The prior year saw over $1,250,000 wagered on the mayoralty contest.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
New York
John W. Gates
Chas. BE. Hughes
Hearer
Local Flashes Five Drown In Sewer Flood
In Montgomery Alabama a water main burst during sewer work. Five men are confirmed dead and sixteen are believed killed as floodwaters swept the shaft where workers were trapped. The incident occurred in the daytime, with emergency crews aiding the rescue and securing the site.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
Montgomery
Ala
I le
Injured Man Well Harbaugh Returns to Work
A report notes FR Harbaugh of the Pacific Coast Lumbermen’s Manufactere district is recovered after two weeks of illness and back at work. The piece also covers local meetings, court actions, and city projects including school board talk of a new executive building, a Hallowe’en event, and a condemnation case set for November 16.
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Harbaugh
Pacific Coast Lumbermen's Manufactere Disectation
Wak
U. P
Union Pacific
Fifth Av
South
Building Permits Break Record in City Office
Building inspector reports almost one million dollars in permits issued since yesterday afternoon. Arcade Building & Realty obtained a permit to finish a four story steel office building at 1900 1994 First avenue.
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Arcade Building & Realty Company
Pirst Av
Metropolitan Investment building planned at 1019 Madison
A permit was issued to Metropolitan Investment company to build a reinforced concrete structure at 1019 Madison Street and 919 Borenav. The project, named My Apartments, will cover 120 by 116 feet with a 3 000 capacity. Somerville & Cote are the architects for the project.
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Saunders & Lawton
Metropolitan Investment Company
Madison St
Borenav
Somerville & Cote
Drettung & Bochis@r
Bistera of the Holy Nomen
Av. N. B. Alpha and EK
Av. N
Union Pacific Manager Returns From Chicago Conference
James D. Parrell general manager of the Union Pacific in this state arrived back in Beattie last night after attending a conference in Chicago between Harriman and Hill interests. He offered no comment.
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James D. Parrell
Union Pacific
Beattie
Chicago
Harriman and
Hill
Death of Mia Olivia Johnson Chemist at 61
Mia Olivia Johnson a Chinese? scientist aged 61 died this morning from cancer without medical attendance. She had been ill two years. A coroner held an inquest.
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Ecripos Telegraph Service
ST. Luis
Get
Mia
Olivia Johnson
Iil
Weaver 10 Go for Yucatan
Steamer Yucatan, bought by John Rosene of Northwestern New York, will leave Nov 12 for Seattle with coal. Captain Weaver of the Victoria will bring the ship around Cape Horn and will take the Victoria’s chief engineer. They will sail non stop from New York to Seattle.
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Yucatan
John Rosene
Northwestern Company
New York
Seattle
Weaver
Victoria
Horn
Nome
Beattle
Forgery Suspect and Two Inmates Moved to County Jail
George A. Spiller, from Georgetown, held on forgery charge, was sent to the county jail early today. K Sindras and John Collier, both declared insane, were brought to the county jail to await examination by the commission. Harry Atkins, recently arrested on opium handling charges, became an inmate today.
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George A. Spiller
Georgetown
K. Sindras
John Collier
Harry Atkins
Iiit
Halloween Vigil Urged by City Chief
Chief Wappenstein announced extra police will patrol the city for Halloween to prevent pranks and property damage. He warned that mischief and attempts at violence will not be tolerated and offenders could face jail.
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Wappenstein
Hallowe'en
Athletic Shoes at A. L. Hall Sporting Goods
Indoor track shoes offered by A. L. Hall at 1111 First Ave. The Sporting Goods House carries all kinds and sizes with varied prices.
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A. L. Hall
Sporting Goods
First Ave
Ring in Your Pass Books When Convenient
A brief note urges timely updating of pass books, emphasizing prompt action for smoother transactions and fewer delays. It highlights the value of early renewal and keeping records current for future access and convenience.
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G W. Walden
Pacific Railroad
Eddy
H. R. Williams
Realty Sales
Star Special Service
A. Bridge & CO
Second Avenue
Rush
Britain
Mead
Patoo
Pasco
Oct
Gov. Mead
Bishop Nicholson
Milwaukee
Wis
Janac Lee Nicholson
Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese
Spain
Eng
North Yakima
Calvin Makk
Hugo
J. T
Cambridge
Martin
Parker
Spokane
Frank Warner
O. C Hays
Howard St
Lewiston
Idaho
Kanbas City
Jamen Black
Pratt, Dana @ Black
Amadern
Lexington
J. P. Amaeden
Loulevine & Atlantic Railroad
J. B Haggin
Hoquiam
Iwo
Rapid City
Sbc
Milwaukee Tracks
Kincaid
Walla Walla
A. Frank Kees
the Pententiary
M. F. Kincaid
Kees
Mansfield
Hendrik Ieben
Richard Mansfield
Grand Opera House
Tacoma
Langdon
Hughes
Huilding Trades Assembly
Crittendon Home
Florence Crittendon
Plymouth
Emma Woods
Thorgrimson
Olympia
Supreme Court
Cty
Central School
Studes
Plymouth Congregational Church
Pr. F. Leavy
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Portland
Hotel Beattie
Mr. Leavy
Frank Loftus
Will Morrin
Inspector Loftus
Atkina
Jesse B. Price
Uni States
Snohomish County
Tthe
Toant
Milla of
Milla
Dan W
Bureau
James Moore
Herbert C. Taylor
Reading
W. H. Parry
Ways and Means Committee
Anderson
Ryan
Dealer Way
Eix
Clase
Transportation Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railroads
Farrell
Wear Brook's Haws
2Nd Ave
Main
N McCarthy
McCarthy's
C. O.D
Lockwood
Pequot
Panama
Reseda
Hunter
Cale
Christy
Renton
Ferdinand Gehmit
Lowman
Evan Bowen
A & Eowert Qearesworth
Mick Fewerd A. Dune
Bebb Jones D Hoge É
Union Savings & Trust Co
Cor
Second Avenue and
Cherry Stree
Hoge Building
Geattie
McCarthy Dry Goods Co
Pike and
Pine Streets
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