Local Outbreak as Prisoners Taken to McNeil’s Teland
A chaotic scene ends with three prisoners moved to McNeil's land after a deadly incident. Clarence native killed and two others wounded during the spree. An insane man named Daniel Morphy, who traveled from Nome for the Solormen river railroad project, attempted suicide by jumping into the water, declaring he would swim to Beattie.
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Deperty United Brace Mareheal Ketabrook
Thomas Oronasuk
McNeil's
Teland
Clarence
Daniel Morphy
Nome
Solormen
Beattie
Robbers Strike Express Car on Michigan Central
Bold heist attempt reported on a Michigan Central train headed to Chicago. Robbers bound and gagged a guard after beating him, then forced open safes and escaped with a sum near 75,009 dollars. A prior 25,000 remained aboard the car before the train left the station, leaving parts of the loot behind.
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Ran
Freenstbie
Express Company
Thin Sur
Repairs Bring Seattle Power Service Near Normal Levels
Snoqualmie Power Company reports progress restoring electricity to the Seattle Renton line and interurban service. Power for flour mills resumed after a nighttime outage, with midweek expected to cover all customer needs. Streetcars suffered a late blackout as Seattle Spectric Company engines failed yesterday.
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Snoqualmie
Benn
Seattle
Renton
Post
Seattle Spectric Company
University of Washington Opens With Record Freshman Class
The University of Washington began the term with expectations of the largest new student class in its history. Preparations include a expanded gymnasium capacity nearly six thousand seats and extensive laboratory equipment. The law school has relocated to a building on the Administration floor and the campus is mostly open, though unfinished ditches remain hazards.
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University of Washington
Jury Deadlock Leads to Dismissal in Murder Trial
In the superior court Nicholas De Jaueterand faced trial for the murder of his wife. The jury failed to reach a verdict, standing four to two for conviction, and was discharged at 1 o'clock yesterday after deliberation before Judge Bell.
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Superior Court
Nicholas de Jaueterand
Bell
Portland Arrives From Nome With Treasure and Tragedy
The steamer Portland reached port from Nome carrying 1166.00 of Nome treasure, with 70,000 allocated to Beattie and Han Francises. A passenger died by self harm at Nulate after a July incident where two were killed on the Korukuk. Gen. Van Cleet and officers attempted to arrest the suspect as the government steamer neared.
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Portland
Nome
Lower
Yukon
Beattie
Han Francises
Parvaeivers
Nulate
An Tretien
Korukuk
Mallee
van Cleet
Tributes Paid to Officer Albert Schaneman at Funeral
The memory of Officer Albert Schaneman was honored with a large service at First Presbyterian Church. The eulogies highlighted his duty in a dangerous district, his lone beat, and the small police force blamed for his death. the procession to the cemetery included Beattie police, Odd Fellows, and Masons.
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First Presbyterian Church
Matthews
Nigmarchy
Beattie Police Department
Odd Fellows
Masonic Order
Hencow Street
Third Avenue
Pike Street
Pike
Eighth Avenue
Dorte Lodge
A. M
Beattle
Sehaneman
Schaneman
The Light That Lies In Woman's Eyes Premiere
Washington expected premiere of The Light In Woman's Eyes at the Columbia theater tonight starring Virginia Harned. Harned and her company tour the West after Washington, with San Francisco on the itinerary. If successful the new play may rotate with Iria, her prior hit.
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Washington, D. C
Columbia Theater
H. Sothern
Virginia Harned
Washington
Otter Captain Denies Refusal of Assistance
In Victoria interview Captain Brown of the Canadian steamer Otter denies charges by Capt F & Moore of the Puceisior that he refused aid when Venus caught fire at Midway intend. He concedes both vessels lay at Wrangell awaiting a favorable tide within hailing distance during which time no communication was made.
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Captain Brown
Otter
Victoria
F. & Moore
Puceisior
Venus
Midway
Wrangell Nerronwe
Durtie
Otter Departure Signals From Bude Vessel
A nautical report describes the Otter leaving its anchorage when the Bude sounded her whistle several times. The crew believed the whistle signaled a shore boat and did not stop after parting, thinking no further gestural communication was needed.
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Brown
Water shut off in district north of Galer Street
City water will be shut off between 9 am and 11 am in the district north of Galer Street and west of Third Avenue West. This includes the Army Post and Interbay districts. The shut off is necessary for completing certain repairs and to resume service promptly.
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M. Merrow
Dietriet
Galer Street
Third Avenue
Army
Interbay
Cole
Beattie Triumphs In Tense Lacrosse Classic At Recreation Park
Victoria and Beattie lacrosse teams met at Recreation Park for a brisk second meeting this season. Beattie won after extra time with a close score, while a late brawl led to player suspensions and a heated finish as both sides showed strong defense and fast passes.
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Victoria and
Beattle Lacrose Tearm
Recreation Park
Beattle
Trojans
Jocaia
Pases
Beattie
Nane
George Snider
Victoria
Eaver Point
Seattle
Snider
Cherehill
The Men With The Hoe Meet In Convention
Delegates arrive in New York for the Petters National congress. States like Minnesota and New England send sizable delegations as a large crowd gathers, with associates and an advance guard already on site.
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Gara Falaa N. Y. Septetienes
Petters National Congress
Econo
Nebraeske
Minnesota
New England
Fire destroys Conway stables killing twenty four horses
A Holocaust fire at Conway stables on Mara avenue near Plummer and Charlee streets began about 12:30 AM. The building owned by John A McWilliam burned beyond control. 24 horses died or were suffocated including the famed Henry 8 and two valuable stallions owned by John McCormack. Watchman Jack Romana escaped in night clothes. Fire crews arrived after an imperfect alarm. the one story weed structure stored inflammables and incurred about 4000 in losses with 260 in damage to the building.
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Conway
Plummer and
Charlee Streets
Mara Avenue
Henry
John McCormack
John A. McW Liame
Jack Romana
Plice
Murphy
Tranefer
Infante Leads Fourth Straight Victory Over Mormone
In a high hitting contest Infante propelled the team to a fourth straight win as Wiene and Kingte endured tough early innings after sixth inning replacement. Maupin pitched one inning while Marley McNichols and Treadway supplied key stops. The squad leaves tonight for Bpo kane then returns to finish the season next week with Beattle, Hatterive, Ma, Branley, Wiges, Engle and Anderson noted among the lineup.
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Infante
Wiene
Kngte
Maupin
Sasely
Marley
McNichols
Treadway
Bpokane
Coal Mine Tragedy Claims Pacific No.7 Timberman
A timberman at the Prenklin Pacific No 7 mine was crushed to death yesterday morning when a large stone and mine debris collapsed. The report to Coroner Hoye left the inquest decision undecided, with the deceased listed as a single man.
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John
Krupa
Pacific
Cnart Cas
Prenklin
Cormer Hoye
Abyssinia's Crew Stands Firm Against Crimps Ties
The Abyssinia, a Norwegian ship in Beattie harbor, faces a local predatory boarding house crew known as crimps. Captain Albert Petersen leads a loyal, village-tied crew from Mandal while mates and sailors recount family ties and plans to marry before homecoming. Letters from loved ones underscore a calm voyage ending in hopeful reunions.
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Beattie Harbor
Thie
Abyexinia
Albert Petersen
Petersen
Flehermen Lving
An Teland
Mandal
Johannan & Co
Abyrainia
Porabie
Hone
Abyssinia
Riwashee Wins Series Despite Thowns Errors in Portland
Riwashee clinched the final game in Portland aided by costly errors by Thowns. Hughes faced tough batting but Mor ris received better support. Lunley and Hadeau each had four hits in six at bats as Linley again starred at home. The score by innings shows a close contest with late rallies.
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Portland
Ore
Hughes
Morris
Lunley
Hadeau
Linley
Sacramento and San Francisco Batterers Hit Games
Sacramento and San Francisco split results with Keele Graham Cooney Zearfors as batteries in Los Angeles and Sacramento clashes. Saturday scores show Portland and Oakland amid driving games, while standings list Los Angeles and San Francisco at top with mixed wins and losses.
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Sacramento
Francisco
Keele
Graham
Cooney
Zearfors
Portland
Beattie
Ramento
San Francisco
Angeles
Onland
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American Express Company
Michigan Central Railroad
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William
College Y ¥. Moc. A
Mindies
Knight
Pears
Varsity
Jauserand
M. A. Matthews
Schaneman Funeral
Peid
Albert
VNDE
Sale Stable
Hult Lake
Hatterive
Branley
Wiges, Engle and Anderson
al Byokane
N. HH. KB
Peomeo
Hutte
Damman
Hanson
Hiandotin
Bpomane
Seneseeeve
Hatterica
Ae Dowling and
Menry
Lake
Butte Oat Spokane
Si OM Beattie
Hee Balt Tae
J. & Krupa
Franklin
Unicago
Tite
Themohn
Siwaghes
Browns
EL Beattle
Hughes and Byers
Morrte
Shea
Becond Games
Los Angeles
Oman
Chiens
Cortett and
Whurlwurt
Moskiman and
Lohman
Loe Angelemp
Iaca A
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Oakland
Ernst Bros
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