Street car accident on First Avenue injures rider and kills horse
A trolley wire broke at First Avenue and Pike Street, causing Whitney to be knocked from a wagon and slightly injured while R Behkeid narrowly escaped death by electric shock. One horse was killed and another badly burned as the wire struck multiple wagons. Traffic was halted for nearly an hour as crews cleared the wreck and repaired the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piret Atenace
Behled
Sebind
Harn
Whitney
Regs Carmen
Mike Street
Preachers Named as Conference Closes in Tacoma
Special to The Star reports the Puget Sound conference of the Methodist church closing with adoption of many resolutions and announcements of assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
M. E. Church
Tacoma
Resolutions Tackle The Divorcee Evil And Higher Criticism
The Seattle district conference adopted resolutions condemning The divorcee evil and Higher criticism in the Church. The Seattle assignments list presiding elder W. Harrington at 624 Maiden Avenue Seattle and pastors for Auburn Selert Bremerton etc with various supplies and placements across Kent Issaquah Renton and Seattle parish duties.
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Seattle
W. & Harrington
Maiden Avenue
Wash
Auburn
Pahe
Selert
J. Jestyn
Methell S. J. Buck
Bremerton
A. Wil- Hameon
Colby, Supply
Issaquah
A. J. McNemee
Kent
F. E Drake
Kirkland
J. M. Weaver
Meanette
Port Reland Iughes
Renton
Jer Beach
F. H. Calder
Battery Street
First Church
George Gable
Fremont
Noane
Ply
South L
Assailant Arrested After Fatal Street Shove
A P Sweeney was arrested after allegedly shoving W E B Meaux off a sidewalk at Occci dental avenue Sunday night. Meaux regained consciousness and named Sweeney before dying from injuries, making manslaughter likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Sweeney
W. Eb.meaux
Occcidental Avenue
Commeaux
Commesaux
Sweeney
Woman and bartender charged in barroom robbery
Bryant a bar patron and John Abrigo the night bartender of the Duchem face charges for robbing John Dillon of a watch and about 480 dollars. Dillon, with Bryant in a room over the saloon, woke to missing items after wine was served at five dollars a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lire
Bryant
Abrigo
Mine accident claims life in Tacoma cross-cut work
Special to The Star reports Chris Gaserk, 41, Slaventan, killed near midnight Saturday at Pairfax mine. Powder used in a cross-cut caused falling rock. Gaserk died during contract work on a new cross-cut above the main gangway as no safety setup existed to seal damp rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Pairfax
Chris Gaserk
Alve Rolstrom Arrested in Tacoma Forgery Case
Alve Rolstrom, sought on forgery charges in Tacoma, was arrested on Fleet Avenue yesterday afternoon by Patrolman W B Carr. He faces transfer to authorities for booking and further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alve Rolstrom
Tacoma
Fleet Avenue
W. B Carr
Mass Meeting of Union of Christian Endeavorers
The Union of Christian Endeavorers invites members to a mass meeting at Westminster Church. The event focuses on fellowship, prayer, and community service planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Christian Endeaverers
Westminster
Judge awards salvage in Pacific Coast case and Nelson wreck
Judge Hanford filed a memorandum decision awarding 916 000 to Pacific Coast Steamship Co for aid to the Nelson after wreck off the Columbia River in 1961 and 2500 to the O B R & N Co for tug help. Officers and crew of the Walla Walla receive salvage shares. Tatoos and Wallula receive 609 and 1000 respectively with no crew share. Court adjourned. next sessions set for Spokane next month.
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Hanford
Pacific Comat Steamship Co
Nelson
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
Columbia River
Berom
Wallula
Walla Walla
Tatoos
Spokane
Labor Meet Details At City Halls
A list of labor groups with venue and address details includes Barbers at 818 First Avenue Hall, Butchers at 164% Second Avenue Olympic Hall, Carters and Carpenters at 1520 Fourth Avenue, Laundry Workers at 1428 Second Avenue Musictane Hall, Painters at corner First Avenue and Lenora Street Painters Hall, and Electric Helpers at 1420 Second Avenue Waitresses Hall.
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Barbers— Hall
First Avenue
Butchers
Olympic Hall
Second Avenue
Carters—Carpenters Hall
Fourth Avenue
Musictane
Painters Hall
Lenora Street
Helpere Mo
Waitresses Hall
Train Derailment Kills One Injures Seven in Tennessee
In Glenmary Tennessee a southbound Cincinnati Southern passenger train struck a cow and derailed. One engineer, Frank Parker, was killed instantly and seven others were seriously injured including J A Newton and J K B Eddington. Other injured listed include C P Sherman G Dykes W H Roakes and S Stout.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Cincinnati Southern
Glenmary
Tennesday
Frank Parker
J. A. Newton
J. KB. Eddington
C. P. Sherman
G. Dykes
W. H. Roakes
Stout
Martin
Premature Dynamite Blast Injures Tacoma Eastern Crew
Three men were seriously hurt and several others injured in a dynamite explosion near Eatonville during railroad construction. A large charge was set under a rock as a steam shovel worked on the right of way. Dr. O A Martney could not return and a Tacoma physician attended the injured on site.
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The
Star
Eatonville
G. Hoverts
Tacoma Eastern Railroad
Tig
O. A. Martney
Eeatonville
Tacomelet Hight
Sean
Tacoma
Big Squad Gathers For State University Football
The state university football squad, the largest in years, likely to average over ten pounds heavier per man. Many new players lack prior experience while old players struggle with signal practice. Coach Knight emphasizes discipline, no scrimmages yet, strict rules, and lineup soon as conditioning improves. Names listed include Spelled, McBinnon, Cole, Cosgrove, Granit, Strauss, Pullen, Van Down, Crimm, Baggshew, Brackett, Chris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Knight
Princeton
Michigan
Sherer
Tig
Aining
Spledell
McBimnon
Cole
Cosgrove
Granit
Strauss
Pullen
van Down
Crimm
Bagsshaw
Brackett
Chris
University assembly entertains with recitals and lecture
Students heard W. T. Harris of Warde James Company perform a fine dramatic recital in Denny hall. Dr H G Byers gave an instructive lecture on Altrusen. This evening John Marvin Dean will lecture to the men in the Y M C A room at six oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marvin Dean
Mullen Kicked Upsets City Council Action On Street Stand Permit
The city council debated a permit for a street stand near Mulllen Abbott house. Mullen moved to refuse the request after a ballot vote, while the streets committee review was postponed. Aylesworth warned about obstructed streets by fruit stands and lunch wagons, prompting referral to the streets committee. The session covered routine street improvement matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen
Enpen
Third Avenue
Etreet
Mullens
Abbott
Paul
Aylesworth
Yanger and Hanlon Ready for Evening Bout
San Francisco readers gear up for Fenny Yanger versus Hanlon tonight at Hayes Valley Athletic Club. Both boxers are among the era’s best at their weights and have trained to the hour. The winner could challenge Young Corbett for the title after their recent city clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Fenny Yanger
the Hanton
Hayes Valley Athletic Club
Corbett
Artist Arthur King Arrested in Child Abuse Case
Police held Arthur King, a cheap artist, on a $4,300 bond after a case involving a young girl of six. The victim is under police care and may not recover. Detectives report ongoing inquiries and a related northern city case as possible further charges loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur King
Waa
Bali
Reese
Hin
Bin
Knowhae
Foreign nations to spend millions on world fair preparations
A report notes that 36 foreign nations have accepted invitations to participate in the world exhibition. Europe plans elaborate displays separate from government exhibits, with total foreign funding approaching 7 million dollars. Europe Allocates about 3 million, Asia 2 million, Americas 1.06 million, Africa 206 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UIS
Russia
Austria
Japan
China
Ina
Chicago
Ferepe
Asia
Central and
South America
Africa
Duchess Celebrates 16th Birthday in Gmunden
Berlin dispatch reports the Duchess of terland marking her sixteenth birthday at Gmunden where she has spent summers for many years. She is a daughter of King Christian of Denmark and is related to the dowager empress and Queen Alexandra of England.
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Berlin
Duchess of
Terland
Gmunden
Christian
Denmark
Eleter
Alexandra
Warm Campaign Without Issues in Victoria Province
Special to The Star reports a calm provincial election campaign in Victoria with limited spending and no clear issues. Voters see shifts from redistricting, new voter enrollment rules, and a fragmented Liberal-Conservative contest led by figures including Joseph Martin, while fish traps and cannery transfers fuel local debates in Dewdney and Victoria. The City of Topeka brought oil barrels and stormy seas on its return from Sitka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoraa
Great Northern
C. BP
Fande
Vietoria
Tnstance
Dominion
Joseph Martin
Joven
Victoria
BR. McDivide
Dewdney
Vancouver Island
Topeka
Aletta
Bitka
Perry
Sitka Channel
Great Anniversary Sale Promises Deep Discounts Last Week
Bargains flood the store with halves upfront, many items cut 10 to 60 percent. Mantels, fixtures, gas and electric goods, cutlery, hardware, hotel supplies, and laundry items are discounted, with insured storage for purchases until homes are ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowman
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C. E. Mass Meeting
Charles Nelson
Cincinnat
Ry Sknel
BIG
Pike Street
Yanger
Hanlon
Artist King
British Columbia
Combine
Queen City Laundry
Bell Street
Northwest
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