Eleven Perish In Lake Wreck Near Bayfield Wisconsin
Eleven crew members of the steamer Sevena drowned when the vessel struck San Island reef in Lake Superior Friday night. Eleven were rescued, including the remainder of the crew and four women. Captain E. McDonald of Northeast Pennsylvania and Laula Darwin of Medina are named among the dead. other names are unknown. The ship broke apart in the storm, and survivors spent hours cutting a path through the northern wilderness to reach shore.
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Bayfield
Wis
San Island Reef
Lake Superior
E. McDonald
Northeast
Laula Darwin
Medina
Secret Band of the Red Cross Crushed in Seattle Case
A police case in Seattle details the arrest of a 15 year old, known as Claude Deval or Allen Mayes, linked to a so called Secret Band of the Red Cross. The boy led a group that thefts and terrorized streets until exposure by a family member ended the gang. The incident centers on a watch theft and ensuing police inquiry.
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Claude Deval
Seattle
Allen Mayes
Hayes
Jesse James
Secret Band of the Red Cross
Gens
Order
Badly Beaten Man Refuses Help After Gory Discovery
Patrolman Roesler found Pete Hanson badly beaten and bloodied in a room near South Eleventh and Oregon. Hanson said there was nothing wrong and sent the officer away. The scene showed extensive blood as Hanson, bleeding from a broken nose, appeared calm and willing to take medicine.
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Pete Hanson
South Eleventh
Oregon
Roesler
Roesier
Manson
Serena
Cholera Spreads in Prussia with Eighteen New Cases
Berlin dispatch reports the cholera outbreak worsening with eighteen new cases from the provinces of Posen and Sitesig in Prussia. Granger plans a new school house as the town reaches six weeks since its founding.
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Berlin
Posen
Sitesig
Prussia
Granger i
Grand Army of the Republic Holds 39th National Encampment
Denver hosts the thirty ninth annual national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic with thousands visiting and crowded hotels. The Denver post division plans a parade featuring a massive 116 foot by 56 foot flag with two foot stars. National headquarters are at the Brown Palace hotel with Commander Blackmar and staff. The National Women's Relief Corps also holds its annual encampment in Denver.
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Denver
Col
Grand Army of the Republic
Denver Post
United States
Brown Palace
Mander Blackmar
National Women's Relief Corps of
The
G. A.R
Out Is Out After Trusting Sailor
A sailor known as Out sought help at the police station after losing a gold watch chain and $60. He had roomed at the Minor hotel, met the accomplice in a downtown saloon, and agreed to cover the cab for a night of revelry. They visited the restricted district and slept together.
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Joo
Attorney hears tale of The Pit stir in Beattie
A Seattle attorney recites a tale about The Pit play and a wife's reaction to a night out. The dialogue centers on a husband whose evenings away spark distrust, with his wife citing the play as a warning. The piece notes Beattie residents discuss the drama and its impact on marriages.
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Seattle
Lackey
Norris
van Dyke
Hubby
Beattie
Fire destroys shed tied to Columbia Box & Lumber Co
Fire swept a shed at Booth Bead belonging to the Columbia Hox & Lumber company Sunday night. Loss estimated around $1,000. Ferrets have proven very successful in pest control in nearby storage areas.
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Columbia Hox & Lumber Company
Booth Bead
Colfax Wildlife Loss and Local News Roundup
Squirrels killed by ferrets and dogs save farmers thousands yearly. Sockeye shipments from Bellingham reach two carloads daily. James Beckist of Twin Palle Logging killed by a cable break near Yacoub. J. G. Parker’s son dies while cistern digging near Granger. Bellingham to build a 20000 church. A Mickford sells Nob Hill ranch for 4000. Threshing machines urged at Colfax. Kershaw hatches 30000 chinook salmon at Bellingham. South Bend to get a sewer and gasoline fire pump. Sterne to open a fish oil plant in Bellingham and export codfish to Germany.
More Paris House Victims Reported In Robberies
The New Paria house paid respects to two more victims robbed of money and jewelry in its dark hallways. Sherry wandered in for exploration and lost a watch and cash to a pickpocket. John Nelson, seeking details, was robbed of $20 by a dark-skinned inmate while she entertained patrons.
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Paria
Sherry
Lisette Smith
John Nelson
Nelson
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Secret Band of the Red Crosse
Derick G
Labor Day
MR. Everet True
Ox Mortner
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Bellingham
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Twin Palle
Yacoub
J. G. Parker
Granger
Munday
Rm. A. Mickford
North Yakima
Nob Hill
Kershaw
Kellingham
South Bend
BE. C. Sterne
Hellingham
Germany
Paris
Heady’s Barber Shop
Washington
Bakers, Butchers
Frederick & Nelsonie
Gealtareisner
Second Ave
Madison and
Spring Sts
Saveni
Merrick
Herrick
Reg
Regut
Miles
Piper
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