Californians Inspect Exposition Grounds Progress
Wilkins secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and Filcher former California state board official toured the California building at the exposition. They praised progress as between 0 and 60 percent complete and noted prior California representation at Jamestown and St Louis. In eight days 4 921 admissions at 10 cents each raised funds for policing the grounds.
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Ing
California
Wiggins
Pilcher
St. Louis
Exposition Grounds
Hurts Order to Protect Property in Divorce Case
In a superior court action Wilhelmine Pischer seeks a divorce from August Pischer. She alleges domestic abuse including an incident where he allegedly broke her nose. A protective order restrains interference with property valued at $7,000 and is returnable in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmine
August Pischer
Funda 4 University State Bank
Bueband
Students Receive Passes to Exposition
A note from the University of Washington states that students will receive passes for admittance to the exposition. As classes near May closing, access to the campus grounds is restricted by a wire fence surrounding the ox grounds, affecting students and varsity boat crews crossing to the enclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Uatil
Seattle Chamber Honors A. M. Springer Death
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce passed resolutions expressing sympathy for the family of A. M. Springer who died yesterday. He is described as a substantial citizen loyal to the community and his loss noted amid a business outing to the Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Combas
A. M. Springer
Empire
Gladiator Fire Threatens Workers in Ontario
A Gladiator blaze in Strug Ontario endangered three workers and two United inspectors who narrowly escaped with their lives as flames consumed the shipyard or facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Strurg
Ont
United
Jewelry, Tibet and Chignny Omics Reastentes
Unclear OCR reads fragments about jewelry and Tibet objects. No coherent events or names form a complete news item. The readable bits suggest a cultural or trade note but lack identifiable persons, places, or dates to anchor a summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si.eery Hansen Tebes
Tibet
Chignny Omics
Fire Sparks on Dredge Wreck. Watchman Blamed
A watchman dropped a lantern on refuse igniting a fire on a dredge. Laborers and inspectors, sleeping at the time, barely escaped with time to flee. Personal effects were lost and the estimated damage is 100000 dollars.
Strike settlement possible tonight in western railroad clash
Winn Rae Man Sept 29 report that C P R strike may end before midnight after delegates traveled to Montreal to meet Thos Shaughnessy. Compromise could restore status quo if negotiations succeed, with terms satisfying both western strikers and railroad interests.
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United Press
Winn Rae Man
Montreal
Thos. Shaughnessy
May Hire Expert on City Affairs for Seattle Chamber
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce plans to replace committee investigations with an eastern expert from the Bureau of Municipal Research. The expert would study local conditions, report to the chamber, and help make informed municipal recommendations. The $3,000 budget would fund this hire if approved.
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Chamber of Commerce
Special Taxation Committee
Chamber
Bureau of Municipal Research of
New York
Seattle
Rich coal seam found at Deep Bay Vancouver Island
Victoria B C Sept 19 a rich find of good coal with a seam eight feet in width has been located as a result of boring at Deep Bay Vancouver Island about three miles south of Union Bay by the Wellington Valley company of KR Donemuir's son.
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Victoria
B. C
Deep Bay
Vancouver Island
Union Bay
Wellington Volliery Company
KR. Donemuir
Sone
Missing Youth Kendall Sought In Kent Area
Deputy Sheriff William Rodgers led a search in Kent for Rodney Kendall 19 who vanished after a Saturday night dance with Misa Lena Cummings of O'Brien. His horse and buggy were left at his home and relatives drag creeks seeking his body amid fears of self harm or foul play.
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William Rodgers
Kent
Rodney Kendall
Kendall
Misa Lena Cummings
O'brien
Forged Action Ends Five Year Chase for Athens Pastor
Emmett G. Ewing, once an Athens Ohio public school teacher and church pastor, is being returned from Vancouver British Columbia to face forgery charges. Deputy Sheriff Lowry took him to the city jail as an evening train departed. Ewing was captured August 26 in Vancouver. Sheriff Webster of Athens traveled to secure custody but died of a train hemorrhage at North Bend.
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Emmett G. Ewing
Athens
Ohio
Vancouver
B. C
Ewing
F. 8. Lowry
H. M. Webster
Wenr
North Bend
Webster
Is Just Like His Daddy Kermit Roosevelt Refuses to Shoot
Capt. Seth Bullock, U.S. marshal of South Dakota and friend of the president, says Kermit Roosevelt is a devoted hunter who once declined to shoot a dangerous wild buffalo bull. Bullock recounted western tales of the president and his son aboard the Taft train and praised Kermit as a fine shot who chose not to kill when faced with the last wild buffalo bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mellette
Kermit Roosevelt
Seth Bullock
United States
Sooth Dakota
Capt. Bullock
Kermaft
West
Kermit
Prairie chicken hunting trip returns with big bag
Pat Sullivan of the American cafe came back from Wallace Nebraska where he stayed four weeks with W H Cowgill. They spent much time hunting prairie chickens and Sullivan reports a total harvest of 260 birds.
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Pat Sullivan
American Cafe
Wallace
Neb
W. H. Cowgill
Sullivan
Cowgill
Tag Day Office Moves to Hotel Savoy
Tag headquarters shift to Hotel Savoy under Mrs W E Humphrey who trains staff and handles all orders. Mrs Grey placed orders totaling 166000 tags after an initial 100000 and 75,000 requests, with expectations of doubling. Ballard and West Seattle request 10000 each while suburbs also seek more tags.
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Hotel Savoy
W. E. Humphrey
Baseball Results From Sept 29 Games Across Leagues
In Cleveland the Americana lost to the Naps 6 to 4 with Fin ter and Egan behind the plate for the Athletics and Berger on the mound for the Naps. The New York Giants beat Philadelphia 6 to 2 in a morning National League game. In Pittsburgh a hatchet game saw the Pirates shut out the Cardinals 7 to 0, improving their National League standing.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Americana
Finter
Egan
Athletics
Berger
Emis
Naps
New York
Philadelphia Nationals
Giants
Philadia
McQuillen
Deoin
Mathewson
Bresnahan
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Pittbburg
Chicago Beats Americans In Opening 6 to 1 Win
In Chicago the home team defeated the Americans by six runs to one in the first game of today's doubleheader, showcasing early offense and solid pitching to secure the early lead.
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Chicago
Cabinet Talks Standard Oil Case and Fleet Plans
The cabinet considers a 29 million dollar fine against Standard Oil and reversal in the case. Other topics include whether the Atlantic fleet upon return goes to Hampton Roads or New York harbor and the general political situation. A push exists to give the fleet a grand welcome in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Hampton Roads
New York Harbor
New York
Green Lake property owners plan general taxation for boulevard
A fees meeting will be held by Green Lake residents to discuss improving Green Lake boulevard. A meeting was conducted last night at McAllister and Hawkins office 207 East 65th Street. Property owners advocate funding the project through general taxation.
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Green Lake
Green Lake Boulevard
McAllister & Hawkins
65Th St
State News Poachers Arrested at Bellwana
Poachers have been arrested at Bellwana and will be prosecuted for illegal possession of Chinese pheasants. The case highlights ongoing wildlife enforcement challenges in the region.
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Bellwana
Washingtonian magazine debuts at University of Washington
The Washingtonian, a new monthly at the University of Washington, appears with Joseph Harrison as editor in chief and Virgil Baker as business manager. Edward Dalby Howard Taylor and Charlie contribute. The aim is to develop students literary talent and provide quality college literature for the student body, following faculty encouragement from President T F Kane and Prof Padelford and Prof Mert Thorpe.
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the Washingtonian
Unitaty of Washington
Joseph Harrison
Virgil Baker
Businese
Edward Dalby
Howard Taylor
Charlies
Publica Tog
T. F. Kane
Padelford
Mert Thorpe
Jerome Gets Busy In The Campaign
District Attorney Jerome announced he will summon all involved with the New York Times publication of the Cleveland letter endorsing Taft. He will conduct a full investigation in response to the Times appeal for an official airing of the issue. The letter claimed a message from the late Democratic leader. In Cincinnati officials of the Big Four rail road released a statement saying John W. Kern was employed to handle Indianapolis affairs, explaining the vice presidential candidate’s pass over the road’s lines.
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United Press
NEW RK
Jerome
New York Times
Cleveland
Taft
Times
Democracy
Cincinnati
Ohio
Big Four Railroad
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Col Stewart Ready for Trial in Fort Grant Exile Case
Col William F. Stewart known as the American Dreyfus faces a War Department retiring board. He will try to present evidence that exile at Fort Grant Ariz weakened his heart. Brother Charles Stewart a San Francisco attorney says records of his examination will be produced to support the claim.
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Washington
William F. Stewart
Dreyfus
War Department
Fort Grant
Ariz
Charles Stewart
San Francisco
Col. Stewart
Republicans Seek Campaign Funds In Whatcom County Meeting
The Whatcom County Republican Central Committee will discuss raising funds to cover depleted treasury and pay campaign expenses at a Saturday morning meeting in Bellingham. The article notes the party needs money urgently for operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bellingham
Whatcom County Republican Central Committee
French blue spring suit with braided soutache details
A dainty spring suit described in French blue menscaline features a shaped skirt with numerous tucks from waist to a low yoke. The tight fitting coat has triple circular skirts, a white cloth vest, and reverses and cuffs braided in deep blue soutache with large tassels below the waist.
Missing man report on W H Kinkaid at 1628 Boren Ave
Police traced W H Kinkaid, living at 1628 Boren Avenue, after he disappeared near Cadhaere a rr ReKro. Friends fear foul play as he was last seen with $200 cash on him and reported missing yesterday.
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W.H. Kinkaid
Boren Av
Cadhaere
San Francisco Quarantine Raised for Vessels From Port
San Francisco merchants celebrate as government raises quarantine on all vessels from the port. Washington announced yesterday that ships from San Francisco no longer require inspection unless illness is detected.
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United Press
San Francisco
Washington
Laurier Returns to Ottawa Amid Expected Cabinet Move
Ottawa reports Sir Wilfrid Laurier arrived and it is expected Charles Murphy KC will be sworn in as secretary of state. The entry signals a reshuffle in the Canadian cabinet with Laurier back in the capital on September 29.
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Ottawa
Wilfrid Laurier
Charlies Murphy
K. C
Sings at Benefit at First Presbyterian Church
Fred Butler will be heard in concert at the First Presbyterian church next Tuesday evening with receipts donated in advance to the town and assessed property owners.
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Fred Butler
Flist Presbyterian Church
Th. Co & Town
Engine Cuts Off Man's Foot on Alaska Junk Wagon Rail
A Great Northern switch engine backing up on the tracks near Eagle 1 struck a wagon belonging to the Alaska Junk Co. driven by Moses Coerbach, demolishing the wagon and injuring a horse that had to be shot. The injured man was taken to Pacific hospital, while another man jump to escape.
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Eagle #1
Great Northern
Alaska Junk O
Moses Coerbach
Pacific Hospital
Wisconsin Supreme Court Declares Eight-Hour Law Unconstitutional
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled the railroad telegraphers eight-hour law unconstitutional, stating the state statute conflicts with the federal constitution by infringing Congress's power to regulate interstate commerce. The decision cites the 1907 legislature action as the basis for the challenged law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Madisox
Wis
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Congress
Automaton Re-Enacts City Drive Amid Crowd
Knlemarelle the automaton featured at the Star theatre drove through principal business streets at noon in a horse drawn carriage. Thousands watched as Enigmarelle appeared to be a real robot, slipping inside the rig and driving about without attendance.
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Knlemarelle
Star Theatre
Etreeta
Slim
Sheltering a Forsaken Woman Receives Local Aid
Mrs J Storts deserted by her husband and penniless is given shelter by Mrs L Sergeant at 13th Ave and Madison St in Robinson. She will stay until she finds light work to support herself and two children. The distressed mother invites charitable assistance and public aid to ease her plight.
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J. Storts
L. Sergeant
Robinson
13Th Av
Madison St
Sergeant
Taft Explanations Sought Over Gas Company Antitrust Suit
Attorney H H Johnson of Cleveland states he will file suit on behalf of Margaret K Smith a decal stockholder against a gas company combination linking Cincinnati and Cleveland firms alleging antitrust violations. He asks Taft whether pending Standard Oil cases would be prosecuted if filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
H. H. Johnson
Cincinnati
Johnson
Margaret K. Smith
Taft
Standard Ol Company
Aries Rate
A Blunt Docket: Bad Man Not Easily Floorable
Quip suggests persistence tames a bad man while a good man remains resilient. The line implies reputational blows are harder to land than moral excuses.
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UNION
Forger
TAG Day
Baseball Today
Philadelphia
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BIG Deal
A. J. Barling
Chicago, Milwaukee & Bt. Paul
Caroline Hoter
Colfax
Everett
Charles Bi Hwiett
Olympia
NEW Magazine
Hateson Optical
Pod Gias
Avenge Thrnee Unio
Inane Co
Butte
Drews
Ste
London
Nottingham
Thane Hall
Garvey
Buchanan
Sint Second Avenue
Timpahute
Kavanagh Co., Inc
Johnston
Be. Beattle
Co. F. Baasch
Prop
Madison
Benefit
CY & Greiner
Hank Bi
Kuster & Hartzell Make
Bee
Firat Ay
McCarthy Dry Goods CO
Nnseett Co
McCarthy
THE
Hubbell CO
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