Steamer Clallam Sinks While Being Towed to Port
Port Townsend reports the Puget Sound steamer Clallam sank about midway between Smiths Island and Dusgest Spit while in tow of the tug Holyoke. Thirty one aboard were saved and twenty four women perished, placed in moats that capsized beside the vessel. Survivors travel toward Seattle aboard the Sea Lion as relief details and questions about the loss unfold.
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Clallam
Port Townsend
Wash
Jen. O
Clalllam
Puget Bound Navigation Company
George Roberta Nowk
Holyoke
Smith
Dusgest Spit
Cwiety-Ave
Seattle
Dijon
Mikssy
Diartio
Jane
Times
Port
Rive
Ely Gale
Chelbon
Weis
Clatlam
Charles Foster Dead and Burial Planned in New Orleans Area
Charles Foster died today at the teat degree of liverral beter tere from the eine af cerenral fem. Survived by wife and children, funeral arrangements made with details referencing General Kietersson and local locations. The obituary mentions his role and trusteeship, noting the impact on the community and a formal memorial in New Orleans.
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Harrison
Nigel Whic Allan
Kietersson
REYES LEAVES Washington deal shapes utility franchise
A convoluted report shows Washington and city officials negotiating a franchise grant to a company operating between Formt of Lise and Ontikenet. The deal, tied to a route near Car Grant, is described as the first franchise with compensation approved by authorities, exploring terms and long term implications.
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Onhkowh
Wis Dan
Wiesl
Electre Chittved Company
Tne
Lise
Ontikenet
Citengstan Green Thy
Amerid Bh
Privi
Tapering Off Says Hoch Plans Outward Shift
The Marion Hevard editor Morttagin hints at stepping back from eight years of political coverage. He plans to retool his paper The Old Home Paper and push toward local business leadership, inviting readers to support a broader community focus in the coming year.
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Morttagin
Pears
Marion Hevard
Bacchus
Bustneca Opdin
FIRE AT STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING DELAYED BY DEFECTIVE WIRING
A fire alarm at the New York stock exchange building triggered by defective wiring caused a delayed response by the fire department. Smoke filled the interiors as flames damaged insulation and affected telegraph lines from Western Union. Fire crews arrived after three minutes, extinguishing pockets of fire as repairs on Broadway continue and the system is restored.
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New York
Jan
New Stock Exchange
Darance Asnessenger
Western Union Telegraah
Western Erin Telegraph Company
Messenger
Stock Exchange
Theamenier Die Houthy
Nowe
Stane Street
Browlway
Fire First Night at Theater Ends in Fatal Blaze
Sworn testimony described a theater fire on opening night that trapped crowds and caused multiple deaths. John Glimpy, a theater worker, testified he heard an explosion in a basement area as smoke and flame filled the space. Coroner and hospital reports note additional fatalities and serious injuries, with speculation about chemicals used on stage contributing to the fire’s intensity.
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Chicago
Meath
John Glimpiy
Donald Pot
Twan
M. A. Neisbaum
Louis BE
Port Avhore
Unity Bulldine
Terquois
Post
SS. Stanger
Sn. Post
Deportations and arrests amid district order in Crime Creek
In January the district was emptied as 55 deported under frost era orders. Nine arrests by military force occurred this week as authorities, led by Governor Pyabudy, enforce compulsory departures and striker removals. Local broadcasts report enforcement across Crime Creek with limited arrests and ongoing evacuations.
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Tetmere
Pourmare Mitkers
Frost
Lomminger
Snartiol
Pyabudy
Alx Dastiga
Crime Creek
Aisie
Herenism ‘Thuredas
Meraney Onder
Preacher Must Pay After Cemetery Dispute in Hodewick County
The Supreme Court in A Mevisiom ruled that Rev. R. Krenke of Evangelical Lutheran Pauls Church in Hodewick County must compensate Binco Bury for denying burial beside his wife in the church cemetery after he had purchased a plot. The decision upholds the claimant against the pastor and church authorities.
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R. Krenke
Evangelical Lutheran 8 Pauls
Hodewick County
Binco
John G. Seagetet
Supreme Court
Ryno Loses Case. Dr Keno Sentenced to Prison
The supreme court upheld the trial court ruling in favor of Ryno and ordered Dr A F Keno of McWherson county to serve a term in the penitentiary for attempting to kill Mixa Maud ES a cope on a cataly H. The decision confirms an eighteen month sentence.
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A. F. Keno
McWherson
Mixa Maud ES
Supreme Coupe
Japan Prepares for War as Two Cruisers Sail Toward Suez
Dispatches report Japan ready to press demands on Russia. Two new Japanese cruisers Kisuga and Nissin sail from Genoa toward Suez while Tokyo debates responses to Russia and China. Officials cite possible ultimatums and note shifts in naval deployment as war talk intensifies.
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Rivsia
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Seattle
Gina
England
London
Burleigh
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Manchuria
Boyaran
Chemulpo
New Chwang
Senate Defers Decision on Buchanan Minister Nomination
Washington January 9 in an executive session the senate debated W I Buchanan’s nomination as minister to Panama for over two hours. Democrats argued the position did not exist when appointed and the president had no right without senate consent. Republicans backed the president’s prerogative. Key speakers included Lodge Calhoun McComas Spooner Fairbanks and Allison. No ruling was reported. consideration to resume Monday.
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Senate
Buchanan
Pan- Ama
New Republic
Ruchnan
Morgan
Bacon
Bailey
Pettus
Blackburn
Senaora Lodge
Calion
MfcComas
Spooner
Fairbanks
Allison
Lyons mill deal closes as Imboden and Randall fund project
Imboden Milling of Lyons and Randall of Union Milling Wichita close a 3300000 loan to build a new mill with 350 ton daily capacity. Operations begin at once. In Milwaukee, the will of Captain Fred Pabst is read leaving about 15 million dollars in trust for his widow, four children, and an adopted daughter share equally.
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Alilwausee
Vis
Jin
Fred Pabst
Bn Sktate
Mani
Wreck Cause and Official Rock Island Statement
An official Rock Island statement explains the Willard stock train wreck. Dispatcher W G Eby ordered extra 1417 to meet trains at Willard. confusion over engine numbers and lack of orders for No 3 led to the collision. Conductor and engineer of No 3 faced injuries and unclear orders. crew members could not confirm the directives.
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Rock Island
W. G. Eby
Topeka
McFarland
Nugie
Thirigen
Willard
Union Pacific
Maple Bilt
George Seizel
Wiltoh
Kurt
G. N
McParland
Maple Hil
Herington
Horton
Stormont Hospital
Kansas City
Raiway
Stollard
Roberts
Bryan Home Again in New York Reception Planned
The White Star steamer Celtic arrived with W. J. Bryan as a passenger. A committee of prominent Democrats met the ship at quarantine and planned a reception for Bryan tonight at the Victoria.
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New York
Celtic
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Victoria
Seaton Endorsed for National Soldiers' Homes Board
In a Kansas delegation meeting in Washington DC this morning John Seaton was endorsed for the vacancy on the board of managers of the national soldiers' homes. The endorsement was motioned by Calderhead and carried unanimously. Bud Morgen, a young Black man of bad character, attempted suicide Friday night by throwing himself before a street car on North Kansas Avenue after eluding police. The motorman stopped the car just in time. Morgen lay mangled where he would have been killed had the car not halted.
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Washington, D.C
Jane
Kansas
John Seaton
National Soldiers’ Homes
Calderhead
Vegro
Bud Morgen
Kansas Avenue
Morgan
Local Rain and Temperature Report
A brief weather note records today’s rain amounting to a trace with southeast winds and temperatures ranging from a low of 2 degrees to a high of 7 degrees. Forecast calls for colder weather Sunday. Continuous hourly readings from the government thermometer show late morning values up to 12 o'clock.
Crawford Balks On Grand Opera House Repairs
Mr Crawford says no changes from investigation committee will be made to the Grand opera house and will seek legal delay if the city council votes to close it. He argues repairs to the Grand are unaffordable and insists Crawford venues must stay usable until his properties are fixed. J M Crawford leaves for St Louis to oversee theater interests and Leaph er is hired to modify the Crawford theater under Fire Marshal Wilmarth.
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Grand Opera House
L. M. Crawford
Crawford
Wilmarth
Roy Crawford
Kane
Mr. Mulvane
J. M. Crawford
St. Louis
Topeka
Highthing
St. Laws
Olean
Counties Disagree Over Bridge Expense Sharing
Shawnee and Jefferson counties cannot agree on how to split the rebuilding cost of the Grainville bridge. The dispute, based on county valuations, will be sent to Attorney General Coleman. Jefferson officials pressed for shared cost per county valuation, while Shawnee offered partial payment. The bridge connects Shawnee south and Jefferson north across the Kansas river, built jointly by both counties and private donors.
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Shawnee
Jefferson
Grainville
Coleman
Topeka
Court House
Shawnee County
Kins
Jefferson County
Wellington News Publisher Attacked With Cane in Courthouse
In Wellington Kansas on January 3, county attorney Emera d Wilson struck H L Woods publisher of the Wellington News with a cane in Woods office during a dispute connected to a criminal case. Woods defended himself with a cane and fists. an officer intervened. Wilson had been arrested moments earlier on embezzlement charges involving 931,115 from Citizens State Bank of Belle Plaine.
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Wellington
Kas
H. L. Woods
Citizens State Bank of
Belle Plaine
Bailey Defends Action in De Boissiere Case Use of State Name
Governor Bailey explains he did not know a suit would be started and says he acted only after being asked by Franklin County Attorney Walter Pleasant and Grand Lodge officials. He states Waggoner and others advised on justice and state interests, and that a full investigation is needed before any compensation or further steps.
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Bailey
Partic
The
Odd Fellows
Troutman & Stone
du Boissiere
Kansas City
Osage County
Franklin County
Troutman
Stone
de Bois Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Walter Pleasant
Erand Lodge
Rad
Waggoner
Wagoner
Pranklin County
Waggener
Facts &T
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Sis
T. Davies
Grand Max
Tbara Werertnr
Ing
Wraik
Lin County
Walter Plennant
Wald County
Odd Fellows’ Orpi Ifore
Industrial School
Topeka
BF. Wasgener
Atchiset
Kax
Grand Lodge
O. F
Than Frankl
Walter, Pasa
Han
State of
Bank Fails To Open In Alva Oklahoma
Washington reports the comptroller of the currency received a telegram stating the Alva National Bank in Alva Oklahoma did not open for business this morning. Weather data from Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia Washington lists temperatures and forecasts for tonight and Sunday with variable winds and possible precipitation.
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Comptroller of the Currency Today
Alva National Bank
Alva
Chicago
New York
Boston
Phadelphia
Cincinnati
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