Delirious passenger Gallagher confronts danger aboard Rainier
A delirious man claiming to be James Gallacher attempted to leap overboard on the Pollard steamer Rainier on arrival from San Francisco. Police officer Olenon and crew restrained him, transferring him to the wharf and noting his intoxicated condition and belief he had been aboard all along. He was later held for evaluation while Rainier continued with passengers and cargo.
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Police Carry Out Noted Rail Reading Operation
Chief of Police Sullivan and Detective Wap conducted a standout railway reading operation in Se Stlle. The case involved Joe and Frank Allison and led to Cohen being brought before a hastily convened police court. Bailiff Wappenstein testified to the circumstances.
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Se Stlle
Sullivan
Wap
Joe
Frank Allison
Wappenstein Taok
Cohen
Habeas corpus threat prompts swift charges in police court
The two gang members threaten habeas corpus appeals after arrest. Police report says prosecutors filed formal charges to avert release. Cohen jailed 30 days and fined 8106 for carrying weapons. Allison received a similar sentence. Investigators aim for a full murder probe while both await further hearings.
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Wappenstein
Cohen
Aliteonar
Alb- Hieon
Allison
Wili
Jem
Runaway Horses Shot After Stormy Escape Injures Animal
Humane Officer Clark was forced to shoot a valuable Diamond Ice Company truck horse after a runaway team sped down Second Avenue to University Street. One horse tripped, breaking a leg. the officer, aboard a streetcar, shot the injured animal. The horse valued at about 254 dollars. no pedestrians injured despite narrow escapes.
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Diamond Ice Company
Second Avenue
University Street
Campaign rally in Chillicothe with Nash Hanna and Harding
In Chillicothe Ohio an enthusiastic Republican state campaign event drew crowds from surrounding counties. Governor Nash presided as speakers included Senators Hanna Foraker and candidates Myron T. Herrick and Warren G. Harding, with bands from Dayton Columbus Cincinnati and Cleveland.
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Ohio
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Nash
Hanna and Foraker
Myron T. Herrick
Warren G. Harding
Odd Fellows in Convention in Baltimore This Week
The 79th annual communication of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will be held in Baltimore beginning tomorrow and continuing for one week. The lodge includes representatives from grand lodges of different territories and foreign countries with auxiliary organizations to meet during the week. Rebekah Assembly and Militant gatherings noted.
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Century Club signs Fitzsimmons Kwhlin non title bout
The Century Athletic Club of Los Angeles signed an agreement yesterday to stage a twenty round fight between Robert Fitzsimmons and Gus Kilhlin in October.
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Century Athletic Club
Robert Fitzsimmons
Gus Kwhlin
Jewish New Year celebrated by Hebrews of Seattle
Rosh Hashana marking year 1664 opens Sept 22 per Jewish calendar with ceremonies in synagogues worldwide. Jewish merchants will close shops as observed. Also reported is the quiet wedding of Miss Adelaide Fairburke Fairbanks and Ensign John W. Timmons at the brides home in Washington.
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Washington, D. GC
Adelaide Fairburke
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
John W. Timmons
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Chamber Endorses Alaska Lands Survey and Other Resolutions
The chamber approved resolutions endorsing an Alaska lands surveyor and urged the president to appoint an Alaska men commissioner at the soonest opportunity. Letters from Methalla High School Armsociation and others were referred to committees for action.
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Maritime Association of New York
St. Lowe Fair
Methalla High School
Beattie
Washington
Mexican Matched Mexican Match at Armory October 4
Aurelia Herrara and Jack Mette will meet at the Armory on October 4 for a chin chewing contest. The same event was to be held in Portland with the Turner-Leger fight in Beattie, but plans were abandoned due to religious objections.
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Aurelia Herrara
Jack Metteland
Armory
Porth
Sentin sports notes a draw in midsection title bout
The column mentions Mesioan te fehter and many want to see him in action. It reports a preliminary match at Hilly Woods Bishope middleweight where Diy agreed to stop men within rounds. The fight with Waieest ended in a draw and he is willing to face any man in the rings.
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Wit Diy
Waieest
Howard Bound Over in Steamer Knife Case
Howard Bound over to the circuit court on charges connected to a knife attack on J C Leder aboard the steamer Arrow several weeks ago. Leder received a deep dangerous wound from a butcher knife in a violent incident.
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J. C. Leder
Arrow
Euterior
Aesasitte
George H Thomas Camp to Meet in New York Hall Tonight
The George H. Thomas Camp No 1 will gather at evening in the New York hall. Civil War veterans are invited to attend. A spate of local notices includes Ware suing Northern Pacific for 10 dollars after a fare dispute and Ackerman filing a city claim for hospital and loan costs following a shooting incident. Two docks in Manford's addition to Beettle were sold to Barney Lee for 940m.
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Northern Pacific Railway Company
Fred ©. Ackerman
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Barbee
Haynie
Spotted Horse
Manford
Ith Beettle
Drew
Kittinger
Barney Lee
Ritchie and Attell Fight Ends In Draw In Vancouver
Johnny Ritchie and Caesar Attell battled twenty rounds in Vancouver with Attell pressing in weight and Ritchie countering with body punches. The close contest concluded in a draw, both men showing grit through the long bout.
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Vancouver
B. C
Johnny Ritchie
Caesar Attell
Attell
Ritchie Strong
Ritchte
Championship Lacrosse Match Set for Sunday at Recreation Park
Victoria faces Beattie in a high profile lacrosse showdown at Recreation Park Sunday. Herition Columbia strengthens its lineup and aims to dominate as fans expect a fast, hard fought contest. The game starts at 2 oclock with Sidonse Mee and Dowell leading the offense and Stevens as referee.
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Victoria
Beattie
Herition
Columbia
Levent
C. Harrison Green
McNamard and
Wobater
Grant Pleads for Army Canteen in Texas Report
The annual report of General Grant for the department of Texas was released by the War Department. He urges re-establishment of the army canteen and stresses the boundary line between Mexico and the United States as a matter of high importance, warning of potential trouble if tensions rise.
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Washington, RD. C
Funeral Services for Thomas J. Bunch Held
The funeral of the late Thomas J. Bunch was held yesterday afternoon at the Bonney-Watron chapel. Rev. W. A. Major conducted the services. The casket was covered with a bank of Moral pieces. The funeral was largely attended. Interment followed at Lake View cemetery.
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Bonney- Watron Chapel
W. A. Major
Lake View Cemetery
Cable Laying W F White Aims to Finish by Monday
W F White, contractor for the Alaska cable segment from the Walker building offices to the Arlington dock, expects to complete the project by Monday. The work involves extending the line to the outer end of the dock area.
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Alaska
Walker Building
Arlington Dock
Marine News: Humboldt Sails With 76 Passengers from New York
The Gregway liner Humboldt departed Wednesday night to Beatie carrying 76 passengers and will load no return cargo. The Nebraskan of the same line is due here and will unload a fleet, then load 500 tons of beer, Geour and general merchandise for Monelulu.
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Humboldt
Beatie
Suter
Susie
Bates
Home Run Seals Third Game Victory for Portland
In a seventh inning swing Carlos Smith hit the ball over the fence to win the game for Portland. Harber pitched steadily after initial fielding hiccups as McCarthy's error preceded a strong defensive effort. Final score: Portland 8, Browns 1 as the teams clashed at San Francisco.
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Carlos Smith
Browns
McCarthy
Harber
Infants Beat Saints in Ten Innings at Athletic Park
Ten innings of error filled baseball ended with the Infants overcoming the Saints at Athletic Park. Key plays included Dreonan’s throw. Huck Freeman’s four hits. Manley scoring on a high throw. Wiese and Anderson contributing on defense. Standings show scattered results across major city teams.
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Whage
Stricklett
Dreonan
Manley
Huck Freeman
Hartey
Anderson
Wiese
Boundary dispute continues over Portland Canal maps
Still Talking London reports Attorney-General Lindsay resumed arguments at the Alaska boundary commission session. He continued examining maps of the Portland Canal and stated that no boundary map aligned with American assertions has ever been accepted by Great Britain.
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London
Alaska
Pindsay
Portland Canal
Great Britain
University of Oregon Football Talks Open After Two Years
General Manager Laurie at the University of Washington sent contracts to Oregon for a football game, signaling a new opening in intercollegiate relations after a two year severance over a Beattie track meet dispute. Negotiations with Stanford continue as both schools claim Pacific Northwest championships.
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Laurie
University of Washington
Beattie
U. of W
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Tanford
Thanksgiving Day Game Sparks Beattie University Hopes
A fragmented report notes a Thanksgiving day game involving Beattie University and comments on Manager Laurie's leadership during the contest. The text references a university setting and a tense 스포츠 moment without clear details or outcomes.
Granddaughter of Secretary of State charged in assault case
It was learned today that the 19-year-old daughter of A. B. Nichols, who accused M. J. Scott of a criminal assault near Bagynyride Thursday, did not provide the $5,000 bond at preliminary hearing and remains jailed. H. Tully Browne, 49, longtime chief surveyor of the Bimpoon Logging Company, died yesterday at his home on Sixth Avenue. relatives reside in London. Death attributed to a cold contracted in the woods weeks ago.
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M. J. Scott
Bagynyride
Bam HH. Nichols
Washington
Begtt
H. Tully Browne
Hie
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Bimpoon
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