Mysterious Death Of Lieutenant Wild On Perry
Second Lieutenant John Vetrauvius Wild of the United States revenue cutter Perry disappeared Sunday night after leaving the ship for the shipyard office. His body was found with a head injury Monday between the ship and a dock area. Authorities consider injury could be accidental or from other causes. Wild, 29, had 11 years of service and was unmarried. Funeral services will be conducted with naval ceremony attended by Perry crew and Bremerton navy yard personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vetrauvius Wild
United States Revenue
Perry
Moran
William H. Roberts
Arnold
Wild
John PF. Wild
Mackinac
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Young Wild
Naval Service
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Rival factions brace for Georgetown election clash
New citizen registrations include Gottlei Zipse Wencel Tusar and Ernst Horst as five votes loom in Georgetown. The scene centers on a bitter race between Mueller backed by Seattle Brewing and Malting and opponents tied to the water company and Brewers' union plus civic figures. Allegations fly of fraudulent voters and “floaters” as bonds for a municipal plant ride on the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Ore
Georgetown
Gottlei, Zipse
Wencel Tusar
BR. Herlitachka
Stephan Ehed
Ernst Horst
Schoo- Mueller
Brown
Mueller
Seattle Brewing & Malting Company
The
Water Company
Brewers’ Union
M. L. Mamilton
Court House
Octopus
Mueller Forces
Bothell Bartenders Thief Ring Netted By Sheriff Aid
Deputy Sheriff McKinnon and two officers rounded up four men after a Bothell saloon theft of 176 dollars worth of whisky and liquor. The group planned sales in Redmond and attempted to pass the stolen goods through Ackley. The men were tracked to a cabin and woods hideout and are now jailed in the county facility.
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McKinnon
Bny
Bothell
Redmond
Ackley
Sher- Smith
Deprie McKinnon
a @abia
Seattle
Relatives Seek Intervention After Thielman Arrest
A report describes relatives attempting to intervene on behalf of Thielman after his Tuesday arrest on a grand law charge. The text notes Damon, a blood relative of John F. Damon and L. W. from Bonney Undertakers, is connected to the case and admits truth about his lineage.
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Ince
Thielman
Alto
Enta
Damon
John F. Damon
L. W
Bonney
Diamond Ring Theft Ties Into Former Marriage Case
McDonald stole a diamond ring and stud valued at $199 from a roommate and gave a stone to a girl he admired, linking the incident to ongoing efforts by these families to drop the case amid a former marriage.
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McDonald
Halloween Precautions Warn of Pranks and Spooks
A patrol of cautionary notes urges residents to secure gates and doors and carry a rabbit foot for luck as Halloween night approaches. The piece playfully warns of pranks from dusk, beginning around 7 p m, with emphasis on gate harmony and staying calm amid spooky events.
Roosevelt names Stilings as public printer
Washington D C Oct 31 President Roosevelt announces Charles A Stilings of Doeton as public printer. In Los Angeles Oct 31 Mrs L M N Stevens of Portland Maine is re elected to head F U after the death of Frances B Willard seven years ago.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Charles A. Stilings, Doeton
Los Angeles
L. M. N. Stevens
Portland
F. U
Frances B. Willard
Madame Emma Eames to Perform in Seattle Grand
The world famed grand opera singer Madame Emma Eames arrives in Seattle as a guest of Mrs. Lincoln. She speaks of American audiences as alive and appreciative and ready to respond with claps or shouts. She will perform Wednesday evening at the Grand before continuing to the Midwest cities.
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Torn
Shangshui
Maine
New England
Paris
Tuscany
Italy
Madame Rama Eames
Seattle
Grand
Portland
Northern Pacific
Emma Eames
The
Lincoln
America
Europe
Gounod
Grand Opera House
Emma Barnes
Julian Story
Philadelphia
Minneapolia
Middle West
Mmma Elames
Salt Lake Chamber Debates Immigration Plan for Alaska Exposition
At a Wednesday meeting the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce will discuss uniting governors railroad men and city representatives to promote immigration to the region. Godfrey of Alaska will move to appoint 12 members from the chamber and 12 from the Alaska club to meet a delegation and push for an Alaska exposition in Seattle in 1907.
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Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake Commercial Club
Godfrey
Alaska
Chamber of Comerce
Alaska Club
Seattle
Explorers Found in King William Land Mission
Explorers Captain Aroundsen and party, who set out in June 1903 seeking the North Pole, have been located in King William land conducting scientific experiments. All crew are reported well.
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Christiana
Aroundsen
North Pole
King Will. Fame Land
Robber shot at by resident during home burglary
Early Tuesday morning a burglar entered through a rear window at 325 N Harvard, threatened Mrs Brown and fired at Mr Brown who tackled him. The thief grabbed a gold watch, jewel case, stickpins and buttons before fleeing. police and detectives were alerted.
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L. Frank Brown
Harvard
Brown
Greek Letter Fraternity Under Murder Investigation
Cincinnati report states Delta Kappa Epsilon members of Kenyon College face scrutiny after Stuart I. Pierson is killed on a Kokosing River bridge. Detectives cite rope marks on wrists and ankles suggesting binding before the train fatality. A rigid inquiry follows this initiation inquiry.
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Cincinnati
Kenyon College
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Stuart I. Pierson
Kokosing
Victim recounts assault after blue light saloon stop
Fred Hoffman reports two women loiterers robbed him of 12.50 while he slept off a drunken jag in a room above the Greenleaf lodging house after meeting the Dips in the Blue Light saloon. He and a friend had earlier visited the Seamen's Institute on Western.
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Fred Hoffman
Seamen's Institute
Western
Greenleaf
Hoffman
Blue Light
Mayor Zook demands fiancee’s lung X ray in breach case
The Ballard mayor seeks medical proof of Miss Rosena K. Grover’s consumption via X ray to defeat a breach of promise suit seeking 26000. Judge Albertson ordered Grover to appear and explain why she should not undergo a lung exam. Experts expected at trial to testify on her condition.
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Zook
Ballard
Rosena K. Grover
Albertson
Misa Grover
Grover
John B. Hart
Ciding
Miss Grover
Gtere
John E. Humphrey
John RB
Mart
Russia's Reign of Terror Continues With Witte Manifesto
Russia's premier Count Witte announces to the American public the new constitution and promised freedoms as Russia shifts away from absolutist rule. Journalists strike continues as the manifesto is telegraphed nationwide and crowds celebrate liberty amid labor unrest.
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George W. Perkins
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
M. Kokovnoff
Russia
Count Witte
Imperial manifesto from Nicholas II calls for civic liberty and reform
The text proclaims the empire faces unrest in Russia and vows to unite the central government with improved public life. It outlines extending civil liberty, expanding electoral participation, and requiring state approval for laws, urging citizens to aid in restoring calm. Given at Peterhof on October 20 in the eleventh year of the reign.
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ST. Petersburg
Nicholas the Second
Russias
Finland
Douma
Russia
Natal
Peterhof
Nicholas
Czar Manifesto Triggers Mixed Reactions Across Cities
In Odessa on October 21 crowds cheered after the czar’s manifesto sparked holiday mood and demonstrations with soldiers and police joining in. In St Petersburg on October 31 crowds pressed the need for broader liberty beyond the edict. British press on October 31 questions whether Russians will accept the offer to retain the dynasty amid distrust and expected reform.
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Odessa
ST. Petersburg
London
President Roosevelt Arrives at Navy Yard After Record Cruise
President Roosevelt arrived at the navy yard at 11:56 with a 21 gun salute. Mrs. Roosevelt greeted him at the wharf as the cruiser completed a record trip from the Mississippi mouth in three days and ten hours despite stormy seas.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Navy Yard
West Virginia
Saya
Investigation Drag On at Walla Walla Penitentiary
The ongoing inquiry at the Walla Walla penitentiary returns testimony from guards Kineman Cox Hazleton and Woolery plus Chief Engineer Quinn. Guards claim Wood urged registration and rented a room in the Statesman building, while Warden Rees allegedly played no role. Attorney John H. McDonald adds charges that Rees aided and advised guards to register in Lewis precinct.
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Walla Walla
Kineman
Cox
Hazleton
Woolery
Quinn
Wood
Statesman
Rees
John H. McDonald
Lewis Precinct
Five Men Fight Off Robbers On Boxcar Killing One
In Redding California on October 31 five men rode a boxcar and attempted to surrender to robbers. One man refused and was shot and killed. The others escaped. The partner of the deceased is held for investigation.
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Redding
Cal
Bank Reopens After State Board Clearance
SAN FRANCISCO October 31 acting on the assistant attorney general's advice the state board of bank examiners allowed United Bank & Trust to reopen and resume business. The attorney general said all depositors were protected and faulty business methods corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
State Board of Bank Examiners
United Bank & Trust Company
Man Reports Missing Gold Watch On Street Car
H D Sveiberg reports a gold watch valued at 90 dollars missing between the Butler hotel and 1400 Second Street while riding a crowded street car Monday evening. He suspects he may have been the victim of a dip.
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Butler
H. D. Sveiberg
Sheberg
Market Prices and Trade Notes From The Star
A dense list of produce and meat prices from The Star report shows per sack costs for beets, carrots, cauliflower, peppers, parsley, tomatoes, onions, apples, and more. Also includes commodity quotes from Chicago and New York markets with wheat, corn, oats, pork, and copper futures and various stock quotes.
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California
Walla Walle
The Peculiar Motion Of Railway Cars
The piece notes dizziness nausea headache from rail car movement and promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills the Little Comforters as cures. It claims quick relief and soothing nerves and offers first package guarantee or money back.
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Miles
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Tery
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Tonigt
Eames
Salt Lake
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Star
Dia
Spokane
Goulds
Sound
Harriman
Hill
Ove
Logan
Mantian
Honolulu
Port Charles
Freneling
Alexander Palace
American Public, Who Know What Freedom Is, and the Press of
Gzar
Enon
Brad
Goodell
Stanley
Boe
Markaa
Ath
Spinning’s Cash Store
Second Avenue
Valencia
Washington
Oregon
Neextra C
Downeing, Hopkins & Co
Chicago
Close
Liverpool
New York
S&. Steel
U S. S
Atchison
Can. Pac
Erie
Penn
Reading
Rock Island
So. Pac
St. Paul
UN. Pac
N. Y
Colman Building
Kent
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