Seattle Steamer Santa Clara Arrives Damaged in Storm
The steamer Santa Clara reached Seattle leaking after a storm and pumping nonstop. Cabinet members discussed Herbert Squires as minister to Panama and Roosevelt cabinet plans continued with speeches by Moody. New York Central paid 108000 for illegal rebates to the sugar trust. The Oregon wreck inquiry cleared Capt. Soule. Havana asylum report found 1500 patients with space for 400. temporary housing and new wards ordered.
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Seattle
Santa Clara
Cou
Roosevelt
Moody
Sherman
New York Central
New York
New York Central Railroad Company
Havana
Magoon
Mayoon
Freight and Passenger Collision Kills Three at Monroe
An eastbound Great Northern freight train overruns its orders and crashes into the westbound passenger train at Monroe. Engineer Ride de and Fireman Huda of the freighter were killed along with Kiranat Sherittin the passenger. several others injured. Early details show engines and baggage cars derailed. Other items note Seattle inquiries, Alaska, and varied West Coast news in a mixed dispatch.
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Everett
Wash
Great Northern
Monroe
Ridede
Huda
Trebstt
Kiranat Sherittin
Passensger
DRESS HORSE CARCASSES TO BE SOLD AS BEEF
Carcasses of three horses found in the woods near North Yakima Washington. The owner is unknown. Suspected thefts from ranches have led to the belief that the horses were killed and sold for beef.
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Yakima
Wash
Hearst Rallies in Madison Square for Governorship
News from New York details William R Hearst addressing a packed Madison Square audience predicting a 150000 vote win. He attacked opposing newspapers as corrupt and pledged to fight trusts and political mudslinging while Democratic HQ in Albany faced seizure by anti Hearst faction.
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Daily Gateway
New York
William R. Hearst
Madison Square
Hearst
Albany
Osburn
Auburn
Derome
Wrday
Tore Forelle
United Labor Unions
Madison Square Garden
Gove Or
Murphy Urges Tamman y to Vote Straight Ticket
Cable report from New York notes Zoe Murphy ordering Tammany to support the straight Democratic ticket and reject any Hearst splitting of the vote. Hearst addressed three times, denouncing Democrats Belmont and Ryan and Republicans. Dublin interview with Richard Croker hails Tammany as honorable and not responsible for minor officials misdeeds, claiming it serves rich and poor alike.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Grand Jury
Independence League
Congress
Murphy
Hearst
Tammany i
League
Zoe Murphy
Alow Hearst
Belmont
Ryan
Dublin
Ireland
Richard Croker
The
Tammany Society of New York
No Treaty to Extradite Silveira From Venezuela
Manuel Silveira the Cuban banker who escaped Havana with one million dollars in embezzled funds is in Caracas but no extradition treaty between the United States and Venezuela is in force. Governor Mago on Cuba wired President Castro to allow Silveira to leave the country. S. H. Harris received a jail insult for drunken disorder after insanity delusion. fined eighteen days in jail. A Methodist church singers meeting discussed forming a choral society with next Monday vote. Charles D Lane's sons show interest in Chichagof Island gold deposits. Death Valley California gains a new town named Skiddoo.
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Washington, D. C
Manuel Silveira
Havana
Caracas
Venezuela
United States
Magoon
Cuba
Castro
Silveira
Notice to Co-Owners on Placer Claims in Alaska
Co-owners Martha Smith and G D Hitchcock inform all interested parties that they hold a co-ownership in ten placer claims named the Fred Smith on Lynx Creek in Kenai precinct Alaska. They report expenditures of about one thousand dollars in 18 and again one thousand dollars in 19 in development and improvements. Each co-owner must contribute nine hundred dollars within ninety days or their share will revert to the undersigned under federal law. Dated Kenai precinct Alaska September 1. Address: Room 513 Mutual Life Building Seattle Washington. Date of first publication September 1. Date of last publication December 1.
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B. B. Rowers
BB. Ko
Marth Smith
God. Hitchcock
K. J. Rowers
Fred Smith
Lynx Creel
Kenai
Joos
United States
Kena Precinct
Alaska
Martha Smith
G. D. Hitchcock
Mutual Life Building
Seattle
Washington
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Katalla
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Ranees
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Monster Hearst
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Charles Hughes
Horn
Elliott
Glen Falls
N. Y
W. R. Hearst
Charles I. Hughes
Hughes
Thompson
Chester, Thompson
Emory
Taft
Idaho
Jerry Odale
Portland
Girdwood
T'yonic
Seldovia
Black Butte
Ogdenshw
Charles Ke. Hughes
Hearst Newspaper Corporation
New York City
Fighting Trust
Kingston
Trurphy
Democratic Committee Today
Commany
Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Croker
S. H. Harris
Camp 4
Howlett
Chars
Methodist Church
Charles
Lane
Chichagof Island
Death Valley
California
Skiddoo
Steinblock
Adler & Son
Clayson
J. L. Graef
Fourth Ave
D. C. Brownell Hardware
Washington Trust Co
First Avenue
Madison Street
Seattle, Wash
Northwestern Steamship Company
U. S. Mail and Express
Outside Passage
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Saratoga
Pennsylvania
Unalaska
Dutch Harbor
Eee
E. I. Stiles
Seward, Muska
J. F. Trowbridge
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E. G. McMicken
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T. Act
First Ave
Alaska Coast Company
Juneau
Cook Inlet
Brown & Hawkins
Yesler Way
Olympia
Olympia Brewing CO
G. S. Robison
Jackson St
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