Beating on Main Street Leads to Multiple Arrests
Four assailants beat a pedestrian near the Occidental Hotel on Main Street and fled after failing to find money. Patrolmen Damage and Detlan arrested Hol Maroney, a known associate of the police, and identified another attacker as Gallera. Later arrests included Harpy Wallace A Watson and Pat Madison on suspicion of complicity.
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Trolmen Damage
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Gallera
Harpy Wallace
A. Watson
Pat Madison
Warning Hits Rock and Prisoners Panic at Sea
An Unidentified vessel struck a rock near Knight Inland while en route to Valar. Japanese prisoners panicked as the ship listed but pumps were used to keep the Manning afloat. Valdez reached. no hole was found though the ship was badly sprung and water blocked by a plank fixed between tranes.
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Knight
Val
Collision injures Mrs Colt in wagon trolley crash
Sept 3 United Press reports Mrs Cleo Colt of Oricott Colt and her husband, a trolley foreman, were injured in a wagon collision with a trolley car. Mrs Colt is paralyzed from the waist down. Mr Colt sustained head and body bruises. Authorities arrested the trolley car crew.
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State news on revenue and weather impacts from past year
A garbled report notes a possible excess revenue in the last year and hints at higher figures. Everett resident Dito Nelson wins a world championship in a thin packing contest. A record eleven bunches were packed and Washington wheat faces possible rain as weather remains unsettled. A Labor Day parade in Walla Walla drew six hundred participants despite a downpour that did not disrupt the event.
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Dito Nelson
Everett
Washington
Sham Walla
Standard Oil Hearing in New York Postponed
The hearing set for today in the inquiry to revoke Standard Oil Company's New Jersey charter has been postponed until Thursday. United Press reports the delay affects the case and proceeding in New York.
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New York
United Press
Standard Ol
New Jersey
Trial setup for Steve Adams murder case in Wallace Idaho
Clarence Darrow arrives with Charles H. Moyer and Fred Miller to defend Steve Adams as his murder trial nears. A divided jury previously preceded this case with defense by Darrow Miller and Wourme and state attorneys Knight Hanson Gyde in Wallace.
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Wallace
Idaho
Clarence Darrow
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Fred Miller
Spokane
Steve Adams
Fred Tyler
Adams
Darrow
Miller
John H. Wourme
B. F Richardson
Denver
Henry H. Knight
Walter H. Hanson
James &. Gyde
Jaamee H. Hawley
Boise
Mantel Fuhrman Features New York Fall Styles
Mantel Fuhrman presents late fall and winter men’s apparel from New York with moderate prices and high workmanship. Located at Second Ave, 1016, the popular tailor invites customers to view the fresh arrivals.
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New York
Mantel Fuhrman
Second Ave
Swallows Spotted in Chicago Room Near Auditorium
Startled by a telephone ring, Mrs Perva of It swallowed a pin while in her room at the Auditorium ad nex Sunday night. Medical staff feared the pin might require life saving measures but X‑ray showed it passed harmlessly through the esophagus.
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Chipago
Sept
Mir
Xraya
Burglar Returns Stolen Cash After Spotting Eagle Emblem
A burglar entered the home of C. K. Truswell in Omaha Nebraska and found between $100 and $200 in a purse. He noticed the Benevolent and Protective Order of Eagles emblem on Truswell's coat, left note saying I refuse to rob an Eagle, and quietly departed after returning the money and pocketing only the note.
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Omaha
Nob
C.K. Truswell
Benevolent Order of Baglea
Trusell
Baglea
Board of health to inspect public schools this year
The board of health decided to pursue a strict inspection program for the city's public schools during the current year. A corps of physicians will be named within a few days to act as inspectors. An ordinance recently passed empowers appointing local physicians to conduct weekly inspections at all forty public school buildings.
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Board of Health
Corps of Physicians
Northwestern In Port With Gold From Nome
The steamship Northwestern arrived in port after a 20 day Nome round trip carrying 197 passengers including Governor Maggatt of Alaska and J. Michael. The vessel brought little freight and reportedly a bad wind affected the voyage.
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Nome and
J. Michael
Northwestern
Governor Maggatt
Alaska
Killed by Car on Trestlework
John Leserre aged 28 of South Seattle was run over and killed by a Seattle street car on the trestlework near the old bottling works on Seattle boulevard around 4 PM last night. Motorman William Metcalf was arrested and released on his own recognizance. The body was recovered by the Flanney-Watson company. the car stopped with the forward trucks on the victim.
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Seattle Boulevard
John Leserre
Seattle
Astor Family Welcomes Heir At Cliveden Estate
London dispatch reports the birth of an heir to the Astor family at the Cliveden estate on the Thames. The child, born to Mr and Mrs William Waldorf Astor II, joins a lineage linked to wealth, power, and social prominence in Britain and America.
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Seattle Star
Lodon
Waldorf Astortil
Cliveden
Thames
Mra. Wr. Waldorf Astor II
Wm. Waldorf Astor L
Nannie Langhorne
Virginia
Mra. Chae
Dana Oliaon
Gillean Gma
Fragmentary Voice Delivers Curio Memoir Fragments
A garbled passage reflects reflections on Baby Amtor and a grandfather figure. The text hints at worry about the future and a caregiver’s protective stance, but the meaning is largely obscured by errors and incomplete phrases.
Strikers Riot at Antwerp Dockyard Causes Injuries
Rioting among dry dock laborers in Antwerp has led to violence with injuries and near collisions involving foreign ships. Women employees at docks and shipping firms joined the strikers.
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Antwerp
Sept
Briefs by Wire Highlights and Tragic Incidents
Wreck near Jamentown, N. DD injures Loula Hiwan whose car is demolished but he escapes serious harm. Cholera found on the Takanaga Maru and quarantine will ensue at Yokohama. Ayres reports a revolutionary outbreak in Cor rhents provinces. In California at San Bernardino a crime report notes possible danger. Clifford Marsinger fatally shoots Julia Keyes before killing himself. Robert Coffin of Electrical Securities Co. New York dies in Omaha from strangled injury while traveling from San Francisco.
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Loula Hiwan
Jamentown
N. DD
Robert Coffin
Electrical Securities Company of New York
Omaha
Kernin
San Francisco
Police Officer Killed in San Francisco Arrest
Police officer H. McCartney was shot in the throat and killed during an attempted arrest of three rousters at 4 this morning. The suspects escaped. Plans for a permanent build and a U of W tinged project are nearly finished and will be reviewed by the board of regents this week.
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San Francisco
Solock
H. McCartney
U. of W
Board of Regents
Col Glassford Returns from Alaska Mission
Lieut. Col. W. A. Glassford arrived in the city aboard the Humboldt yesterday from Alaska. He has been combining signal service duties with an extended vacation and criticizes American line fighting arrangements as inadequate compared with the Canadian Nabts system.
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W. A. Glaseford
Humboldt
Alaska
Glassford
Col .Glaseford
Hidden Century Money Stamp Unearthed In Maine Dig
Workmen near East Hartford uncover a giant stamp from a century ago blocking a road. Dynamite clears the pine stump and a rain of mutilated bills, many large denominations, is recovered. The money is sent to Washington for redemption.
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Rumpord
Fpalla
East Hartford
Aston
Waton
Timepiece Held By A Mother Runs After Decades
In Middleton New York a mother who kept her son Daniels Longs watch untouched after his death near Honesdale forty years ago has died. The cherished timepiece she wound up now runs again, indicating its enduring memory in the family.
Japan orders 18000 ton battleship from Fairfield Shipbuilding
The Japanese government has placed an order for an 18000 ton battleship with Fairfield Shipbuilding Co. The vessel will be among the most formidable armored ships afloat and feature an unusually wide beam. Alaskan Museum slated as a concession at the AYP exposition per Nome resident B B Dobha.
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Glasgow
Fairfield Shipbuilding Co
B. B. Dobha
Nome
Beatthe
Excursions East Ry Oregon NR Co September Trips
Travel offers list multiple round trips with prices from September 11 to 18 to Jamestown Saratoga Springs Chicago St Louis Omaha Kandana City and Missouri river points. Tickets reservations and information available at the front ticket office 604 First Ave East.
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