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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1906

Page

8

Near Death on Tide Flats Trapped in Mud by Rotten Planking

Mrs. Richard Doubleday of Renton fell through rotten planking into mud near the Ade Naty and Frye Bruton packing house area yesterday afternoon. She remained entombed for about two hours before rescuers pulled her to safety and she was taken to Wayride Emergency hospital in exhaustion with minor injuries.

Richard Doubleday Renton Frye Bruton Packing House Wayride Doubleday

Unidentified man found dead near Green River Hot Springs

A man about 26 years old, believed to be Otto Hil laborer, was found dead by his own actions two miles west of Green River Hot Springs yesterday. Two poll tax receipts found on him show ties to Britten Columbia and Skagit County. he carried a pocket knife used to cut his throat and was brought to the Seattle morgue by a deputy coroner.

Green River Hot Springs Otto Hil Laborer Britten Columbia Skagit County Seattle Coromer

Student arrested for speeding under city ordinance

W. A. Russell, a student of 1630 Leth avenue, was arrested this morning by Patrolman McCoy on a charge of violating the automobile speed ordinance. He was released on his personal recognizance.

W. A. Russell Leth Av McCoy

Stolen Medical Instruments From Marine Hospital Office

Dr. PF B Underwood of the United States Marine Hospital Service reports the 615 Oriental block office entered and 40 pairs of forceps two cloven lancets and surgical scissors stolen from the premises.

PF. B. Underwood United States Marine Hospital Service Oriental Block

Oregon Bar moves to disbar Judge Tanner in Mitchell case

The Oregon Bar Association filed disbarment proceedings against Judge A H Tanner alleging perjury at the trial of the late United States Senator John Mitchell. The action was initiated in Portland with officials citing misconduct during the high profile case.

Portland A. H. Tanner United States John Mitchell Oregon Bar Association

Boy Deaf Yet Cannot Speak Seeks Education In Indiana

In Indianapolis Frank Bileworth Rutledge, ten, hears normally but cannot utter a word. Parents struggle to find schooling as state and local authorities reject him for not being deaf or able to speak. Aunts’ story offers a glimmer of hope for future speech.

Dianapols Ind Frank Bileworth Rutledge Frankie Frank Kinworth Hutledge Ohio Frank

Mexico Flood Drowns Many in Santiago Ixuitia Vicinity

A Guadalajara dispatch reports heavy floods near Santiago Ixuitia with 31 people drowned. Towns along the river are partially destroyed and thousands of cattle have perished.

Mexico EL Paso Tex Guadalajara Jalisco Santiago Ixuitia

Viscount Mayashi Reinstated as Foreign Minister

In Tokio on September 19 difficulties between Viscount Mayashi and Premier Baionsi were resolved and Mayashi is understood to resume his post as foreign minister.

Tokio Viscount Mayashi Baionsi

Auto Races Today Set for Afternoon Australian Pursuit

Today features an Australian pursuit race at 1 pm serving as the feature event. Local track officials promote a fast pace and competitive field with spectators invited to attend and watch the pursuit race unfold.

AFL Commends Labor Vote in Littlefield Election

Washington Sept. 1. The executive council of the American Federation of Labor commends the laboring men for their action in the recent election of Congressman Littlefield, who was nearly defeated by the labor vote. It urges continued policy to promote rights and liberties of workers and the general public.

Washington, D. C Littlefield American Federation of Labor

Chauffeurs Arrested for Night Rear Light Violation

P L Eddy F G Wright W J Anston and George Hammond were arrested and booked at police headquarters for violating the automobile ordinance requiring the rear light of all cars to remain on after dark.

P. L. Edd F. G. Wright W. J Anston George Hammond

Former UNB Chancellor Harrison Dies at New Brunswick

Frediction New Brunswick September 1 Carnegie foundation pensioner and former Chancellor of the University of New Brunswick Harrison died today in Fredericton. He was a prominent educator and beneficiary of the Carnegie foundation in Canada.

Actor Kirk 9 Arrested After Disturbance Incident

Prankirk, claiming status as a specialty artist with the Micheola and Pringle Minstrel company, was searched at police headquarters and charged with being intoxicated and causing a disturbance in a lower district. Emergency Officer Decker told him he would be kept in Seattle while awaiting further action.

Prankirk Micheola & Pringle Minstrel Company Heing Decker Seattle

C. E. S Starts Ball A Rolling

Arrangements for a large convention rally were finalized at a Christian Endeavor meeting. The rally will be at First Presbyterian on October 12 to energize church groups ahead of the 1907 Christian Endeavor convention in the city. William Shaw, treasurer of the National Christian Endeavor, will speak. Organizers begin active work October 1.

First Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor Wiliam Shaw National Christian Endeavor

Seamen Saved From Wreck Off Flying Man Shoals

The mate and three seamen of the American bark R. D. Hibber were rescued and brought into Charleston aboard the Clyde liner New York after a wreck off Flying Man shoals. Eight crewmen remain missing, presumed lost.

Charleston 8. C R. D. Hibber Bayres Flying Man Shoals New York

Fisherman Vete Peterson Arrested for Street Disturbance

Fisherman Vete Peterson was arrested by Patrolmen Applequist and Davie on a charge of creating a disturbance on the street.

Vete Peterson Applequist Davie

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