Clash Among Brokers Ends in Seattle Stock Exchange Death
A chaotic feud among Seattle brokers erupted as lawsuits and recriminations spilled from the Seattle Exchange and the Alaska Exchange plans. Key figures like Jenkins Kennedy Osborn Evans and McDonald clashed over seats, printing bills, and control, with meetings at the Hotel Washington and promoter offices. The discord left the stock exchange effectively dead for the time being.
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Seattle
Hearst Creen
Jenkins- Kennedy
A Stock Exchange
York
C. Osborn
I. E. F. F. Evans
B. R. Novak
Col. J. L. McDonald
Washington
Com. Club
Seattle Exchange
Alaska
Alaska Exchange
Messrs. Kennedy
Mr. Jenkins
McRetary
Seattle Alaska
Jenkins
Osborn
Moses
Big Stock Exchange
Evans Et al
Cal
Survivors Arrive as Star of Bengal Wreck Survivors Boat
Cottage City and Boldt set to dock this afternoon from Skagway bringing survivors of the wrecked American bark Star of Bengal. Humboldt also arrives with additional survivors and crew members to be reunited with relatives.
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Cottage City
Skagway
Humboldt
City council to oppose hospital move tied to bonds
The council plans to block a proposal to remove the emergency hospital from the municipal building. Finance committee had approved related appropriations. The ordinance would send the issue to voters, with proceeds reportedly intended for a jail and municipal court and emergency hospital.
Missing Mont woman may have money waiting
Mrs. W. C. McKay of Creek Montana is reported to have funds at her disposal in Montana, according to a coin received by the police. Irving Ward of Butte Montana says the money will be released soon. McKay’s mother believes she may be in Seattle.
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W. C. McKay
Creek
Mont
Irving Ward
Sullivan
North Main
Butte
McKay
Seattle
Death by Own Action Seen In Family Dispute
Report from Jacob Behrump's home describes a death by self harm amid a family quarrel. An ambulance doctor and police arrived after a midnight call to General Hospital. Dr. Edmund Teake attended a woman in the house. authorities investigate possible rings and threats during the incident.
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Jacob Behrump
Se- General Hospital
Amanda
Glen Humes
Edmund Teake
Fall Burning Emphasized to Prevent Forest Fires
Washington Forest Wire reports a circular letter urging fall burning of timber slashings to reduce summer fire risk. The association recommends burning in October and June to cut disaster potential.
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Washington Forest Wire
Auto Fails to Kill Its Victim
An automobile owned by Broadway Automobile Co. nearly killed a man identified as Fred, an employee of The Star. He was severely cut and bruised after being dragged by the car until help arrived, with the incident occurring near Seventh ke ot last evening. The license 106% refers to the vehicle used, described as being employed for demon Purpores.
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Fred
Star
Broadway Automobile Co
Foraker Assails Taft as Friend of Trusts
Senator Foraker issues a lengthy reply to charges by Roosevelt Taft and Hearst. He defends his Standard Oil ties as proper and notes Taft’s ties to trust leaders. He cites Middle Bays Toledo visits and a yacht patron as evidence of friendliness to trusts. A second item reports Dunlap named treasurer for the Democratic national committee and campaign fund donors list forthcoming.
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Foraker
Taft
United Press
Cincinnati
J. B. Poraker
Roosevelt
Hearst
Standard Ol
Ohito
Standard of
Middle Bays
Toledo
C. T. Lowta
Middle Base
Richardson
Gan Trust
Lewis
John H. Doyle
United States
Ohto
Chicago
Millard F. Dunlap
Jacksonville
Iic
C. N. Haskell
Democratic National Committee
Dunlap
Democratic Campaign Fund
Former Colorado Governor Endorses Democratic Official
Los Angeles dispatch reports former Colorado Governor Alva Adams praising the former treasurer of the Democratic National Committee as capable. He stated he would believe Governor Haskell of Oklahoma innocent of charges unless proven otherwise in the case.
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Los Angeles
Haskell
Oklahoma
Hurst
Alva Adama
Colorado
Democratic National Committee
City to slash municipal estimates amid cuts
The city faces about 6.7 million in next year’s municipal estimates. A Chamber of Commerce committee urged rapid trimming and the finance committee plans to remove all general fund support for street and district improvements, likely saving over 1 million. Councilman Jackson warns many budgets will be “toothpick” thin. The finance committee will review lighting department figures this afternoon.
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Conermittee
Chamber of Commerce
Jackson
Plans for New Orphan Boys Home by Mrs Gorman
Mrs Agnes Gorman known as Grandma plans a Dunlap building costing 8900 to 10000. She runs a home at 7316 Seventh Ave for 16 boys for two years and aims to care for babies as well as orphans with dormitories and hospital ward. Architect Charles Haines drew plans. bricks sold at 1 each to raise funds with a two to three week campaign and public subscriptions also sought.
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Agnes Gorman
Dunlap
Gorman
Charles Haines
Seattle Clearings and Balances Report
Seattle figures show today’s clearings at 1,231,166.93 with balances of 113,376.98. 940,295.00. and 144,135.00. The report lists totals and current balances across accounts in a concise financial snapshot.
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Seattle
Inquiries on Seattle Absentee T W Fosein Reach Consul
Bernard Pelly, British vice consul, reports inquiries about the present whereabouts of T W Fosein who was expected in Seattle around the end of June. The case prompts official checks by the consul’s office.
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Foggin
Bernard Pelly
T. W. Fosein
Seattle
Wreck toll at Youngs Point rises to twenty dead
Northern Pacific wreck at Youngs Point yields 20 dead with Samuel Slonowits among the victims. Injured include F Dyer and Susan Cordia among 15 seriously hurt. Charles Johnson perishes, and Frank Silvers narrowly escapes. Investigators blame the freight crew for delaying to steal time as blinding snow complicates rescue efforts.
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United Press
Hutth
Mont
Samuel Slonowits
Billings
Young's Point
F. Dyer
Mount Carmel
Ars
Susan
Cordia
Minthead Mission
Benjamin
Westbury
Charles B. Johnson
Denver
Nickel Plate Line
Johnson
Frank T. Silvers
Seattle
Silvers
Limited
Anderson
Robert
Hardin
Habcock
O. L
Barnes
Cowlan
John
Cantebrock
George
H.L
Dymack
B. L
Gamble
H. A
Hameton
Ja. Hodson
Reynold
Utah
Charles
Kempick
Anaconda
Marchington
Samuel T
Chico Springs
Ryan
Oklahoma
Stewart
Loren A. Dean
Slonowita
Sam
Vickers
Figner
Coldwater
Athabanca
Dyer
Fletcher
Carmel
I. Ruzhich
Anton
Helena
Sidney
Western Pas Oo
Republicans Get Down To Work In King County
King county Republican precinct committeemen met in Evergreen hall to organize for active campaign work with a county chairman and secretary to be elected. J W Lywona will open headquarters at Brunswick hotel Monday and state campaign work will start. The Danish American Republican club discussed placing all candidates on a single blanket ballot and debated becoming non-partisan during the campaign.
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King County Republican
Evergreen Hall
Silver Building
D.C
Washington Hall
New Revenue Cutter Snohom iah Fires Trial at Wilmington
The revenue cutter Snohomiah underwent its trial run at Wilmington Delaware on September 14. The event tested speed, stability, and handling amid early sea conditions. Officials reported satisfactory performance and readiness for duty.
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Wilmington
Del
Salary suit filed against Alaska Fish & Cold Storage
8 % York sought $300 in a superior court action against Alaska Fish & Cold Storage claiming unpaid salary and requesting receivership to manage the company. He alleges the firm’s only revenue is stock sales backed by false and misleading statements.
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York
Alaska Fish & Cold Storage Company
Well Known Men Open Law Office in Seattle
Charlies Wealey Smith, longtime Seattle resident and chief public librarian, opens a law office at the American Bank building with Frederick W Weily. Smith has 19 years in Seattle and 12 in Wan, Kelly has eight years in the city and is a Columbia Law School graduate.
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Charlies Wealey Smith
Seattle
Wan
Lbrarian
American Bank
Frederick Weily
Mr. Kelly
Puller &@ Co
Columbia Law School
Wisconsin University
Snohomish Christened by Miss Swallwell for Puget Sound Service
The Snohomish was christened by Miss Vivian Swallwell of Everett, naming the vessel for service on Puget Sound. Senator and H. Piles presided as the cutter was described as a capable sea-going craft by the board.
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Tion
Puget Sound
Senator & H. Piles
Vivian Swallwell
Everett
Inquiry Completes On Ship Collision In Seattle Harbor
The inquiry to determine responsibility for the collision between the steamship Chippewa and the steamer Sentinel in Seattle harbor during a dense jam on September 12 has finished. Testimony is completed and a decision is expected the next day.
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Chippewa
Sentinel
Seattle Harbor
Walton Eoney
Wreck Crew Paid Off as Ivy Sails Beached
Six crew members of the wrecked schooner Ivy were discharged this morning after the vessel was driven onto Point Harrow Beach. Capt F Lind auctioned the Ivy to Chris Iinkenberg for fifty dollars. Iinkenberg previously killed a seaman while commanding a whaler but was acquitted. The Ferndene trampsailed Victoria bound for Great Britain and returned for machinery repairs after loading wheat at West Seattle. The King George, from San Francisco to Puget Sound, returned to Frisco for fuel.
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Ivy
Wales
Point Harrow
F. Linduint
Chris Iinkenberg
Kiinkenberg
Ferndene
Victoria
Great Britain
Seattle
United Kingdom
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Frisco
Expo Bonds Are Good Investment for Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition aims to complete its grounds with a $150,000 bond issue to be sold by early October. The management emphasizes frugal salaries, with officials serving without pay, and compares salaries to those at Portland and Jamestown fairs to show cost efficiency. Seattle bankers endorse the bonds as a safe, dollar-for-dollar return with interest.
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Alaska
Seattle
Giants Beat Reds In Twin National League Clash
New York defeated Cincinnati in the first game as Mathewson and Bresnahan partnered for the Giants while Ewing and Schiel led the Reds. Giants built a lead in the third, added in the sixth and seventh, and held on. In the second game Ames and Bresnahan pitched for Newark with Cincinnati's Debue and McLean, as New York pushed two runs in the third and Herzog, Breanahan, and Seymour contributed to a 2–0 rally. Attendance figures were not released by management at the National League grounds.
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United Press
New York
Cincinnati
Matthewson
Hresnaham
Giants
Ewing
Schiel
Reds
McGraw
Newark
Ames
Bresnahan
Debue
McLean
Tenny
Herzog
Breanahan
Seymour
National League Baseball Grounds
New York Beats Cincinnati 3 1 in Second Bulletin Game
Witnesses saw a four ball contest in this city as Cincinnati scored its first run in the fifth. New York tied it in the sixth and then pulled ahead to win 3 to 1 in the second game according to the bulletin.
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Cincinnati
New York
L. Bulletin-Pinal
National and minor league baseball results from New York to Philadelphia
Baseball scores from a day of games include Pittsburgh beating Boston 6 to 0 with Willis Gibson Mattern Lindaman and Bowerman contributing. Chicago Nationals shut out Brooklyn 5 to 0 in the first game with Cubs scoring in fifth seventh and ninth, and 3 to 0 in the second. Philadelphia Nationals beat St Louis 1 to 0 when play ended after five innings due to darkness. Nashville routed Montgomery 20 to 1 in the most one sided game of the season.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Willis
Gibson
Mattern
Lindaman
Bowerman
Pirates
Brooklyn
N. Y
Chicago Nationals
Cubs
Trolley Dodgers
Ruelbach
Kling
Wilhelm and
Dunn
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Nationals
St. Louis
Nashville
Montgomery
Heinous murder shocks South Bellingham
Mrs. J. K. Thomas, missing since July, was found buried in an orchard behind her home. Detected detectives arrested her husband in jail on a murder charge. police relay a Chehalis daughter statement denying knowledge of the mother's whereabouts. Authorities allege repeated assaults and prior cruelty charges against the husband.
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Bellingham
J. K. Thomas
South Bellingham
Chehalis
Thomas
Wheeler to Represent Government at Trans Mississippi Congress
W R Wheeler assistant secretary of commerce and labor from California was named by President Roosevelt to represent the government at the trans Mississippi congress to be held in San Francisco October 6 to 10. He will replace Assistant Secretary Pierce who cannot attend.
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United Press
Washington
W. R. Wheeler
California
Commerce and Labor
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Pierce
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Knights of Ticker
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
John Archbold
Otto
Archbold
Ohio State Journal
Brownaville
Mr. Taft
Council
Orphan Boys’ Home
Hey Sohmer Pianos
Calllen Pianos
Sebilier Pianos
Huy Schaeffer
Pianes
Ney Crowe Pianos
Cline’s Piano
Portland
H. Hudson
Bert Anderson
Hardin, Mont
King County Democratic
Olympus
Cutter
Second Ave
Cherry G&t
Mme
Paul
State Bank
First Av
Yesler Way
Pioneer Square
EXPO
Bankers
Boston Gate
Adolph Edfren
Liberal Printing Co
Kohler & Chase
Weber Piano Dealers
Glen Brook
Pacific’ Puget Sound Bottling Co
Wheeler
Pa Sound Saved Loan Co
Columbie St
Good Dental Co
Rigg
Alix Bleck
Union
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