Search Orders Issued for Lost Schooner Claudina Findings
Revenue cutters in the north may cruise the route of the overdue schooner Claudina to locate survivors or wreckage. The Lily L now on the route could yield clues from Farabkorf Bay Vladimir Cape and St Nicholas. If no reports arrive officials may dispatch a government vessel such as Thetia to scour northern islands.
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Erema Claudina
North
John Rosene
Siberian Comppany
North Western Commerdial Company
Lily L
Claudina
Farabkorf Bay
Vladimir
Cape
T. Nicholas
Nelman
St. Lawrence Islands
Department
Thetia
Hering Sea
Weavel
Detectives Fight at Madison Street Saloon Ends in Gunplay
Detective W A Glover and saloon manager J G McMillan clashed at a First Avenue Madison Street saloon last night in a sensational gunplay. McMillan drew a pistol at Glover, a bystander wrestled the weapon free, and after a struggle McMillan left the scene while Glover planned to swear out a warrant.
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W. 4A. Glover
J. G. Mc
Mllan
Tmgency
Pon Glover
McMillan
First Avenue
Madison Street
Glover
Mcitlan
Ailan
Ballard Snaps Four Tots With New Homes Deals
A Ballard ad touts four large tots with fruit and two new houses on Detreet Avenue. One is a four room home priced at 1,275 dollars, the other a seven room on a large lot for 1,060 dollars. Terms available to salt with either property.
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Detreet
Ballard
Have Absolutely Nothing to Say in Regard to This Affair
A terse remark expresses complete silence on the matter, signaling minimal commentary from the speaker. No further details are provided about parties involved or the incident’s context.
Doctor Sues Electric Company Over City Car Collision
Dr. Gibson sues the Seattle Electric Company for 9500 damages claiming a yesterday collision on Third avenue caused injuries including broken ribs and partial paralysis after the car started while he was crossing the track. The suit names company employees as at fault and alleges the buggy was overturned in the crash.
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W. C. Gibson
Third Avenue
Seattle Electric Company
Gibson
Gibeons
Lyra Sails from Boston for Yokohama with Flour and More
The Lyra of the Boston Steamship Company departed this morning with a large cargo of flour hay grain canned goods and general merchandise for Yokohama. From Honolulu she will carry a sugar cargo destined for Philadelphia.
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Boston Steamship Company
Lyra
Yokohama
Honiulu
Philadelphia
Hold Up at Brown's Saloon in Newport Reported
Three masked men robbed Brown's saloon in Newport Idaho last night stealing $6 from the bartender. Nearby victims Ridney McClong Chan Dettrich and Frank Sherman were threatened at gunpoint and relieved of a few dollars and a watch.
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Newport
Idaho
Brown
Ridney McClong
Chan Dettrich
Frank Sherman
West Virginia farmers host Henry G Davin at state fair
Hon. Henry G Davin spoke on agriculture during farmers day at the West Virginia state fair amid a warm reception. The event featured no political rhetoric and focused on farming topics.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Henry G. Davin
West Virginia
Mr. Davis
Davin
Another Labor Leader Indicted in New York Bribery Case
New York reports indicate Philip Weinheimer, president of the Building Trade alliance, has been indicted for extortion amid ongoing building trades strikes. District Attorney Jerome, who pursued Sam Parks, alleges Weinheimer extorted $2700 from a plumber to end a Riverside Drive project stoppage. Weinheimer and union figures deny wrongdoing, citing "waiting time" as the purpose. The case coincides with the Prince law changes set to go into effect after September 1, potentially easing testimony for bribe givers in labor disputes.
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New York
Sam” Parks
Housesmither and Pridgemen’s Union
Sing Sing
Philip Welheimer
Presi
George J. Exeig
Weinseimer
Riverside Drive
Charles L. Eidiits
Building Tradem
T Players’ Association
Parks
Parkes
Weinsetmer
Master Plumbers Association
Utiona
Besly
Dieteiet Attorsey Jerome
Weineimer
Tle
Train wreck near Pendleton kills nine and injures many
A Wabash railroad smashup near Pendleton Missouri killed nine passengers and injured 56 others. The day coach derailed from high speed, the diner collapsed onto the coach, trapping and crushing occupants as the train traveled from Des Moines to St Louis. Names of several victims and their towns are listed among the dead and injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Moines
St. Louia
Apeeg
State of Steamer Rugs and Larder Robbery Lost Goods
A report notes heavy losses to a vampire raid this season with steamer rugs clothing and toilet goods looted from several larders. The thieves collected a large assortment, leaving many residents deprived of basic items and prompting renewed security concerns.
Battle at Thoroughfare Gap Persists as Reinforcements Arrive
Gainesville dispatch reports General Grant resuming the attack with fresh troops to dislodge the Brown army from Thoroughfare gap. Browns under General Bell take heavy losses but hold their position as Grant’s new forces reach from Fairfax court house. The Blues outnumber the Browns nearly two to one, with French divisions en route to reinforce the Browns for a 3 p.m. clash.
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Gainesville
Grant
Bell
Bia
Fairfax Court House
Anderson in Custody Claims Innocence After Attack
The article reports Anderson denying guilt and claiming he was an innocent victim of strange circumstances after an assault. Detectives searched his room and found items that could be seen as burglary tools, while his surgeon notes a bullet still in his body and cautions against removal. Anderson had recent employment links with Crawford & Pratt and faced recent accusations amid the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartle Anderson
Anderson
Anderton
Fiichuck
Parker Pros
Misspelled Name Triggers $1000 Suit Against Tel Co
In Tacoma on September 7, Dr. Royal A. Gove sues Sunset Telephone for $1000 alleging his name was misspelled in the directory and refused correction until he suffered damages. The case rests on professional reputational harm and service errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Royal A. Gove
Sunset Telephone Company
Frisco Sees Heat Wave Surge to 97 Degrees
San Francisco reports the hottest day of the year with temperatures peaking at 97 degrees by early afternoon. Minor prostrations have been noted as residents cope with the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wallace man freed over lack of evidence in Boulet death
Fred Eketrom, held on murder charges in the death of Ed Boulet, was released due to insufficient evidence. In Harrington Washington a report notes that Durglave robbed Joe Cooma last night of $50.
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Wallace
Idaho
Fred Eketrom
Ed Boulet
Harrington
Waah
Durglave
Joe Cooma
Hoo-Hoos Seek Portland as annual meeting site
Hoo-Hoos of Washington plan a campaign to make Portland the next annual meeting place for their organization. If approved a new Hoo-Hoo house would be built on the Lewin Clark fair grounds in Portland.
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Porland
Ore
Washington
Portland
Lewin @ Clark fair grounds
Crushed at Winter Quarters Mine in Utah Causes Two Deaths
Two miners Thomas Hutchinson and Thomas Bishop died after a rock fall at the Winter Quarters colliery in Utah. James Gentry was severely injured but escaped. The accident occurred while the three men worked underground and the rock collapsed suddenly.
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Schofield
Utah
Winter Quarters
Thomas Hutchinson
Thomas Bishop
James Gentry
Bishop
Hutchineon
Gentry
Barber Weaver Committed Self Harm in Colfax
George Weaver a 40 year old barber formerly of Beattie died after taking morphine in a Colfax saloon at 1 PM and succumbing six hours later. He left a wife and a mother. a letter remained in Los Angeles. No cause for the act is known. He drank after entering the saloon and quickly lost consciousness.
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Colfax
George Weaver
Beattie
Weaver
Los Angeles
Abdul Becomes Excited Abdul Becomes Excited
The Tageblatt reports that Armenian revolutionaries under leader Andrinak have captured Van. Turkish troops are sent to regain the city as the sultan remains in hysterical excitement. Fall woolena on display.
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Berlin
The
Tageblatt
Andrinak
Van
Rainier Heights Club Sets Ward Discussion Meeting
The Rainier Heights Improvement Club will meet at Oitman’s Hall Friday evening September 9 at 8 o’clock. The special object is districting the city into wards and precincts for discussion.
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Rainier Heights
Pasquale Murder Defense Focuses on Insanity Claim
Tacoma Sept 7 The defense in the Frank Pasquale murder case concedes Pasquale killed Charlee S. Gray but argues he was insane at the time. Experts were examined to support the insanity theory as the state rested its case.
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Tacoma
Frank Pasquale
Lalian
Charlees
Gray
Seattle
Pasquale
Ita
Archbishop Tavidean to Visit United States for Episcopal Convention
Dr Randall Thomas Tavidean archbishop of Canterbury to travel to the United States for the general convention of the Protestant Episcopal church in Boston this October. His two month stay includes visits to principal Canadian cities as the church seeks to bolster its fight against evils seen in the US Canada and England. The note mentions his high status and historic lineage with a Canterbury residence and London palace, and notes a stipend of 75000 yearly from a 40 million dollar fund.
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Bury
London
Dpr
Randall Thomas Tavidean
Canterbury
United States
Protestant Episcopal Church
Boston
Canada
England
Pr. Davidson
Winchester
Victoria
Frederick
St. Augustine
Bank of the Thames
Infant found dead in alcohol bottle at rail yard
The infant body, born alive, was found by car sealer McKenzie in the Northern Pacific freight yards and reported to Coroner Hoye. It likely belonged to a physician. The Farallon from Skagway arrived with 25 passengers and cargo. Divorce suits filed include Maule Mead v Mead and Reuben Miller v Miller. Dentists Littooy and Newton fined for practicing without license. Harris also fined and appealing. H H Richmond Paper Co sues Bolling Selden for embezzlement. Trial of Chartes Fridges for assault nears end as Mrs Runbeaux faces murder charge. Ladies Relief Society secured permit for a $14,000 two-story building at 2148 Tenth Avenue.
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Northern Pacific
McKenzie MicKenzie
Hoye
Alaska Steamship Company
Farallon
Skagway
Alaska
Maule Mead
Amos Mead
Reuben Miller
Prune Miller
H.C. Littooy
H. Newton
N. A. Harris
Newton
Supreme Court
H. H. Richmond Paper Company
Bolling Selden
Selden
Chartes Fridges
Mre Busan Runbeaux
James Bumbeaux
The
Ladies Relief Society
Tenth Avenue
Slot Machines on Blacklist End Tiger's Reign in Portland
An order issued yesterday places all slot machines on the city blacklist as gambling devices, effectively ending the tiger's reign in Portland. Cigar dealers plan to protest the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Tents Robbed Near Madison Park In City Burglary
Three tents near Madison park were entered while campers were away. A burglary stolen goods worth about $100 and the items taken included valuables from local business men in the city.
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Madison Park
Burgia
Mississippi Treasurer Suspends Payments on Warrants
Jackson September 7 The Mississippi state treasury went broke this morning as payments of warrants were suspended with only 1.56 dollars on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mias
Three marines die in gun explosion aboard gunboat Comet
EXPLOSION SPITHEAD Eng Sept 7 Three marines killed in a gun explosion aboard the gunboat Comet today. NEW YORK Sept 7 A passenger named Digenaro on the Hohenvollem of the North German Lloyd line, arrived today, was arrested. In his trunk was a box containing stolen silver jewelry from ship passengers. ALTOONA Pa Sept 7 About 16 000 men benefited today by the order placing the Pennsylvania Shops on full time.
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Spithead
Eng
New York
Digenaro
Hohenvollern
Lloyda Line
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Seattle Dental Parlors at 417 Second Avenue
The largest and best equipped dental office on the Pacific Coast offers modern painless dentistry. Crown and extract teeth without pain, no student assistants, all dentists with long experience. Free extraction when plates are ordered. lady always in attendance. We inspect teeth and quote costs in advance.
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Gilver
BROWN
First Avenue
Union Block
MacDougall & Southwick
Ye Hinckley Bik
Second Avenue
Pacific Coast
Petition Seeks Incorporation of Alki Point in King County
The King County Board of Commissioners is set to hear a petition for the incorporation of a territory described by metes and bounds in West Seattle. The group led by Albert Bender, W J Blackburn, Perry C Copp, and 79 others requests incorporation as Alki Point with an estimated 500 inhabitants, filed with County Commissioners.
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Commissioners of
King
Board of Commissioners
T Court House
Seattle
Washington
Alki Point
Board of County Commissioners of
King County
Puget
Hughes
Hughes Addition
Spring Hill
Spring Hill Villa
Albert Bender
W. J. Blackburn
Perry C. Copp
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J. G. M'Mil
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Enue Saloon
Jwe
Clane'sh Piano Iouse
Morner
Union
A, Lawrence
2Nd Ave
DR. Gibson
Beripps News Ran'n
Society of Chemical Industry
America
Chemista’ Club
South
Middle West
Billings
Mont
Montana
Fond DU Lag
Wis
Sixth District
Charles H. Weisse
Sheboygan Falla
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
J. Ogden Armour
Chicago
Europe
Vienna
Lolita
Adolph Lorenz
New Haven
Conn
A. Henton
Robertson City
ST. Petersburg
Prince Srratepold
M von Pilehve
Concord
N. H
Henry F Hollie
Parker
Dover
Burgess
Sam Parks
Philip Weinseimer
Building Trades
Liance
Philip Weins
Migsouri
Pendleton, Mo
J. K. Nichols
Maron
Mpnry Polcht
Huntington
Com
Berippe News Ass'n
Berlops News Ass'n
Fy Scripps News Rass'n.j
Scripps News Revn
Barber
Scriops News Asw’n
Abdul
Tabior
Ose
Ance
Slot Machines
Scripps News Ass
Mississippi
MR. Hurry
George W. Hurry
Seattle Hardware Co
Queen Anne Hill
Northside
A. H. Hanford
Bay
Great Northern
Richmond Beach
John T. Holloway
Green Lake
New York Block
Ahe Brown
Geattie
Bonney- Watson CO
Columbia Street
Mass
Beattie Wash
Houghton & Hunter Jewelers
Brandis
At the Quak Co
Quina
Fousera & CO
Willem Seca
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