Boy of 7 Drowns After Fishing Permission Granted
Edgar A Reese seven year old son of Mrs Bertha A Reese of 1617 Mastineka Ave drowned in Lake Union at Blaine Street foot. Police say he had permission to fish yesterday afternoon. His body was found by Holgar Wolff as he pulled in a line near a float after a trip with his father.
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Edgar A. Reese
Bertha A. Reese
Mastinkeav
Lake Union
Blainest
Harold
Green Lake
Edgar
Will Wolff
A. J. Wolff
Eastlake Av
Blaine St
Young Wolff
Holgar
Plans wreck to be a hero
Ralph Garrison, a youth, confessed he removed spikes from rails on the Rock Island bridge over Deer creek near Enid in an effort to win a reward and a Carnegie medal. A passenger train ran over the unspiked rails.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Ralph Garrison
Rock Island Bridge
Deer Creek
Enid
John J. Casey for Judge of King County
Declaration of principles from the club urges nonpartisan primaries on September 13. It calls to drive corporations out of politics and to protect lawful business rights. The group seeks returning supreme court justice nominations to the people via direct primaries to curb corporate influence in courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of
King County
Working man endorses Charles E. Congleton for legislature
A paid advertisement by J. H. Brown of Seattle dated September 12, 1910 praises Charles E. Congleton as a friend to poor and laboring people and urges working men in his district to vote for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Charles E. Congleton
World demands Roosevelt campaign accounting
The New York World calls on Theodore Roosevelt to publish all receipts and expenditures from the 1904 presidential campaign. The paper claims funds were never fully accounted, naming alleged contributions from insurers, Harriman interests, and the beef trust among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
New York World
United States
Asaya
Cortelyou
Hia Hpa
Harriman
Standard of Co
Beef Trust
Fines Set for Insult to Woman in Spokane
In Spokane Justice A B Mann says an insult to a woman is far worse than horsewhipping a man. Sapp was fined $100 for the assault last Friday noon and A W Weart, husband of the insulted woman, was fined $1. Sapp had been formerly engaged to marry Mrs. Weart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
A. B. Mann
Sapp
A. W. Weart
Auto Hits Youth Newsboy in Street Crossing
Paul Martin a 10 year old newsboy and sole support of a widowed mother was struck while crossing First avenue at Pike. George C Dietrich a contractor of 1520 Slat av 8 drove the car that hit him and rushed him to Pacific hospital where internal injuries threaten his life. Patrolman Peterson arrested Dietrich but released him on personal recognizance pending further inquiry.
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Paul Martin
George C. Dietrich
First Av
Pike At
Dietrich
Peterson
Pacific Hospital
Don’t Beat Your Wife On Sunday
Neighbors complain of a Sunday morning assault as Mrs. C. W. Strader reports being beaten by her husband, a local barkeeper. Patrolman Ed Hagen will seek a warrant for wife beating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Strader
Ed Hagen
Hagen
Strader
Posse on Trail of Bandits Near Ely
Indian trail ers report finding the bandit trail after a Southern gambling house robbery yesterday. A posse of 50 officers led by Tex Hall, sheriff candidate and owner of the Southern, pursue them and an encounter may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Tex Hall
Southern
Judge Moore of Nome Heads to Seattle on Steamship
Nome Alaska September 12 Judge Moore after eight years on the Nome beach is now bound for Seattle aboard the steamship Umatilia en route to new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Moore
Nome
Seattle
Alaska
Umatilia
Oxygen Found on Mars Reveals Water Vapor Evidence
A spectrogram from Flagstaff dated September 12 indicates water vapor and oxygen detected in Mars atmosphere. The report claims striking proof of the presence of water and oxygen based on atmospheric spectroscopy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Flagstaff
Ariz
Woman in jail attempts suicide after murder case
Mrs. Lena Hill wife of Matt Hill proprietor of the Russell House is held as a witness in the murder of Gus Eckola a bartender. She confessed that her husband was a fence for a Finnish gang and police recover two gold watches and a ring from her room. Eckola remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Hill
Matt Hill
Russell House
Hill
Gus Eckola
Truce in Tong War Ends Violent Chinatown Incident
Chinatown remains quiet after last night's outbreak of tong violence in which men were shot. No one has died and conditions are calm until the wounded’s fate becomes clear. It marks the first open street clash in Chinese factions in 11 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Walted Press
Ban Francisco
Rept
Chinatown
Follo
Tonga
Flaht
Man Stabbed on Tenth Avenue
Granville Turner an employee of Brace and Hergert Mill staggered into J G Murphys residence at 2606 10th Ave W with a deep knife wound in the throat. He told police he believed he was cut by a barber. Turner was missing from his county road home to West Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Turner
Brace & Hergert Mill Company
J. G. Murphy
10Th Av. W
Turner
Weet
Seattle
Mane
Thoughtful driver helps injured man after hit and run
An auto driver hit a pedestrian at Thirday and Pike yesterday afternoon. The victim, cleaning torn trousers, was offered $26 and a wallet by the driver who then invited him to share a cigarette, making light of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirday
Pike
Aviator Astor Loraine to Make Another Irish Sea Try
London Sept 12 Aviator Astor Loraine says he will attempt another crossing of the Irish sea next week after yesterday’s failure by about 300 yards. Portsmouth Sept 12 An officer of a German pioneer regiment was arrested here while sketching the fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Astor Loraine
Irish Sea
Portsmouth
England
Cotton Weavers to Meet in Portsmouth
The National Association of Cotton Manufacturers will hold its semiannual meeting in Portsmouth on September 16 17. Attendees include industry executives and delegates from member mills across the nation. The session will cover trade policy, textile pricing, and industry standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Exploding Tire Wounds Chauffeur in Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie New York on September 12 a car tire exploded injuring Thomas Harris the chauffeur for Oscar Johnson of St Louis. He sustained a broken nose and upper lip from the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Thomas Harris
Oscar Johnson
St Loula
Casey Addresses Taxpayers on Judiciary and Canal
John T. Casey, candidate for superior court judge, spoke at Ballard on the canal’s importance and the use of American labor. He pledged to end delaying litigation and favored direct people’s nominating power for supreme court judges. Poindexter leading in straw ballot. Burke and Humphrey also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Casey
Mr. Casey
Early Maine General Election Vote Report
In Augusta on September 12, voters cast early ballots as Maine’s general election opens. Democrat Frederick W. Plaisted predicts a gubernatorial plurality of 5000, while Republican Bert M. Fernald claims a 6000 lead. Fernald previously won in 1908 by 7663.
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United Press
Augusta
Frederick W. Plaisted
Bert M. Fernald
Frater Hosts Dinner as Judges Discuss Presiding Role
Judge A W Frater hosted an informal Arctic club dinner for superior court colleagues. They discussed appointing a presiding judge with Boyd J Tallman slated as first to serve until July 11 1910, then rotation every six months.
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A. W. Frater
Arctic Club
Superior Court
Boyd J. Tallman
Hampton Returns to Claim His Bride After Five Years
Walter Hampton sought his wife five years after leaving her at the altar. May Brooks hid her former name from him. When he returned to claim her, her father ordered him off the property and the couple were confronted by the family.
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Washington Crossing
N. J
Walter Hampton
Miss May Brooks
Hampton
Brooks
Front
Gow Found Guilty by Missouri Conference in Fatal Case
Plattsburg Missouri September 12 Rev Clyde W Gow convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary in the Elizabeth Gleason death case has been found guilty by the Missouri conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South and unfrocked Gow appealed to the supreme court where the case is pending
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Plattsburg
Clyde W. Gow
Elizabeth Gleason
Missouri Conference of the Methodiat Episcopal Church
South
Gow
Supreme Court
Log Capsizes Boat. Wife and Daughters Die in River
In the Licking River near Cincinnati a submerged log overturned a rowboat, drowning Mrs. J. W. Deimal and her three young daughters. The husband and two sons survived the incident.
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Cincinnati
Mis
J. W. Deimal
Licking River
Solid Oak Chiffonier with Brass Pulls
An 18 by 32 inch top solid oak chiffonier with a brass hardware drawer pulls and a 12 by 18 inch mirror in a golden finish. Priced at 11.85.
Oak Tabourette or Smoking Stand and Study Table
In early English finish two pieces offered. The smoking stand or tabourette priced at 4.75 dollars and a study table at 3.75 dollars. Top of the tabourette measures 21 inches in diameter.
Aids to House Cleaning Specialty Prices
A catalog of cleaning supplies offered at special prices including window cleaners, rubber scrapers, carpet and rug beaters, drying wax, electric cleaners for wallpaper and carpets, metal polish, calcu mine brushes, dusting brushes, mop wringers, Lambs wool dusters, window cleaning outfits, cotton mops, Johnsons prepared wax, and shoe brushes. Deals feature 15c to 70c items with mult iple can sizes and tool builds.
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Columbus
Fall Linoleum Stock Display Attracts Home Decor
A strong showing of inlaid printed and plain linoleums includes Wild's Potter's Greenwich Nairn's Farr and Bailey's Staines. New A grade hand polished Staines lino appears like polished floor.32 inlaid patterns priced 1.00 to 1.90 per yard and 17 printed patterns at 55 to 65 cents per yard plus plain linoleum and cork carpet in stock.
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Wild’s
Potter's
Greenwich
Nairn’s
Farr and Bailey's
Staines
Daisy Heat Er And Banner Oak Stoves Prices
The Daisy Heat er features a blue steel body and Wilson draft for constant fire control with 18 inch tops at 3.50 20 inch at 4.50 and 24 inch at 5.50 plus cast iron tops 5.00 6.00 and 7.50. The Banner Oak Stove offers steel body nickel damper feet with fire bowls priced 6.75 9.00 12.00 and 15 inch bowls at higher rates.
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T. J. Traynor
Progressive
Surgent Club
John J. Casey
Princi
Ples
Supreme Court Justices
J. H. Brown
G. Benj. Poindexter
Congress
Alway
C K. Case
State Foderation Organized Farmers
B Kegley
Maater State Grange
Throweh Anti-Baloon League
J. BK. Swanson
Figandinavian Lodge
Oo. G. T
Rufus Ji. Wilson
Progressive Republican League of Washington
N.Y. World
T. R
Auto Hits Youth
POSSE
Tenth Ave
Progressive Insurgent Club
Lake Washington
Ballard
Portance
Judiciary
Lake Washington Canal
Ful Corporation
Poindexter
Burke
Humphrey
Pri
Mary Law
Maine
Frater
Ryan
Revelle
Nomin ‘Leree
Loryan
Hevelle
Pierce
Ana Tlent Unione
Anton Lab
Wilson
Polodexter
Missouri
Frederick & Nelson, Inc
Voiute
Furniture Headquarters
Dresser
Ette
Lamb's
Johnson
Frederick & Nelson
Ostermoor
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