Senator Arthur Brown Shot by Salt Lake City Woman
Ex Senator Arthur Brown of Utah was shot by Annie Bradley of Salt Lake City and died after the injury. The couple’s tumultuous past included a divorce and a contested affair that led to unlawful cohabitation prosecutions. Bradley, jailed for murder, collapsed amid legal and financial support offers.
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Arthur Brown
Utah
Cabio
Daily Gateway
Washington, D. Cy
Annie Bradley
Salt Lake City
Brown
Senator Brown
Bradley
Rice
Washington, D. C
Salt Lake
Wec
Steamer sailings set for Seward runs through December
Steamers will sail for Seward the remainder of this month with Portland sailing on the 15th, Pennsylvania on the 20th, Bertha on the 26th, and Saratoga on the 29th. The Northwestern Steamship Company expects to maintain its regular schedule after January 1.
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Seattle
Seward
Portland
Pennsylvania
Bertha
Saratoga
Northwestern Steamship Company
Coal Shortage Forces Treadwell Mine Closure
Superintendent Kenzie of the Treadwell mine in Juneau cannot find coal anywhere in the United States for this winter and plans to travel to Australia for a permanent supply. The mine will close indefinitely, putting over 1000 men out of work as North Pacific coast output remains insufficient. Prices rise with no near production increase, amid Washington and British Columbia shortages.
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Seattle
Kenzie
Treadwell
Juneau
United States
Australia
North Pacific
Washington
British Columbia
Bark Beal wrecks off Cape Beal in storm wrecks
Cable report from Vancouver details Bark Colima wrecked off Cape Beal last Friday with only two survivors saved by the British steamer Quadra after Mrs. Patterson, lighthouse keeper’s wife, braved a fierce sea to seek aid. Bark Seawich also wrecked 200 miles off shore. crew rescued by schooner Forrest arriving at Port Townsend. The Colima remains a derelict menace to navigation.
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Vancouver
P. A
Veo
Cape Beal
Patterson
Seawich
Forrest
Port Townsend
Japanese Issue Test Case Heard Over City School Rights
Government officials plan a test case in San Francisco courts to decide if municipal authorities provide equal educational privileges to a 10-year-old Japanese boy under a treaty with Japan. Local officials argue school rights fall under state control, not treaty provisions. The report also notes a contemplated Great Northern tunnel project under the Cascades from Chiwaukum to Madison.
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Francisco
San Francisco
Washington
Japan
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Brown & Hawkins
Santa Claus
Seward, Alaska
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Olympia Beer
Fourth Ave
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