


Lawrence Cook
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Seattle Star
December 17, 1902
DROWNED IN SOUND
Lawrence Cook, a deck hand on the steamer Capital City, slipped on a coil of rope yesterday evening at 8:30 o'clock while the vessel was off Vashon Island bound to Seattle and fell overboard. His cries attracted attention and a boat was lowered to rescue him, but he had disappeared.
Cook was a single man well known along the Seattle waterfront. The officers of the Capital City state that he was somewhat intoxicated yesterday evening.