Runaway Seattle streetcar wrecks multiple lines
A Ballard streetcar escaped its motorman near Pike Street, ramming Cedar Mill and Queen Anne cars, injuring twelve passengers including Ex-Gov McGraw and Dr. Palmer. Motor men Gamble and Buffalo and an unknown man were fatally hurt. the incident prompted safety concerns and dispatches from Seattle.
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Cuban Trouble Grows Acute Amid U S Cuban crisis
The dispatches from Havana and Washington describe intensifying Cuban unrest with Taft Bacon and Roosevelt officials urging a settlement to protect foreign interests. Insurgents under Guerrera grow stronger as Palma resists concessions, while US naval forces prepare to intervene if order cannot be restored.
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Steve Adams Arrives in Wallace for Murder Trial
Steve Adams reached Wallace Idaho in custody after a 300 mile wagon transfer from Caldwell to face arraignment for the assassination of ex governor Steanen during a 1900s dynamite outrages case. He is said to be a confessed participant in the Western Federation of miners related murder.
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Saratoga Will Succeed Oregon on Seward Run
Seattle report states the steamer Saratoga, now bound for Nome, will take over the Seward run from the Oregon. The Santa Clara arrived from Seward and Valdez with news. Dr Hale and A C Gould returned from Sunny Bay with copper ore specimens and indications of gold in fragments, though no assays yet.
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First Frost of the Season Spreads Cooled Morning
The first frost of the fall appeared Monday morning as temperatures dropped below 40 degrees for the first time since May 18, signaling a shift to cooler autumn conditions.
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