West Indian Sinking Tied to Tidal Wave Off Acajutla
Dispatched reports say the British steamer West Indian, loaded with coffee near La Libertad, was wrecked near Acajutla San Salvador after a submarine earthquake and tidal wave drove her ashore. Crew saved. cargo partly recovered. Vessel valued at 80 000 pounds, cargo about 220 000 pounds. insured. Captain S. F. Scott, owner and commander, survived. The ship, a twin screw three decker of 1784 tons net, had operated Liverpool to the West Indies route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Central America
Acajutla
San Salvador
Liverpool
8. F. Scott
England
West Indian
West India and Pacific Peas Hp. Company
West Indies
Scott
Where to Worship Tomorrow Across Various Churches
The column lists church services for many denominations tomorrow including St. Joan’s, First Christian, Mircrowan’s, Scandinavian, Congregational, Presbyterian, Unitarian, First Baptist, and Lutheran establishments. It notes times, locations, pastors, and special events, with Catholic and Anglican options among others. The piece also includes a feature on Stevens Point’s lumber industry and the Wisconsin Central region, highlighting river trade and car shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Wisconsin
Lake Superior
Wisconsin River
Neenah
Menasha
Central
Wisconsin Central Lines
G. F. McNeill
C. P
T. A
Minneapolis
Weather summary for the Pacific Northwest day
The high reached 45 degrees and the low 39 with 0.48 inches of rain. Southwest winds up to 12 mph, a rapidly falling barometer, and coastal high winds accompanied by light rain in western Oregon and Washington. Warmer, rainy weather expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
Ounry
Its Last Trip on the Street Railway Route
Street railway service ends on the Main street to Ayer's hill route as No. 4 makes its final trip. Residents await the advent of a new electric motor transit system to replace the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Ayer’s Hill
No. 4
Neuffer Denied New Trial on Larceny by Bailee
Motions in arrest of judgment and for a new trial were filed this morning for Fred Neuffer, convicted of larceny by bailee. Judge Robinson will impose sentence Monday or Tuesday and the case may go to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuffer
Robinson
Baily & Church
Fred Neuffer
Supreme Court
Longest Race On Record Between Philadelphia And San Francisco
The Shenandoah, a four master clipper from New York, and the T. D. Carleton, sailing from Philadelphia, will race toward the Golden Gate in what is billed as one of the longest ocean races for sailing craft. Bets run across New York, San Francisco, and Philadelphia with the Carleton favored in San Francisco and the Shenandoah in New York. A broker in New York reportedly offered $1000 on the Shenandoah, but could not be reached when Carleton bets were taken.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Philnapelphia
Associated Press
Shenandoah
Murphy
New York
T. D. Carleton
Amesbury
Golden Gate
Carleton
Rockport
Mane
Havre
U S Marine Band to Play Tacoma Concert
The United States Marine band will give a concert in Tacoma on April 20. The event promises a notable musical program for local residents and visitors alike.
Cannibalism cases reported in Cairns district
Several cannibalism cases are reported in Cairns Queensland New South Wales. In Boston Joe Lannor and George Godfrey are matched today for a three thousand dollar fight to a finish. The Yorktown cruiser arrived San Francisco from San Diego and anchored in the harbor. C S Mellen traffic manager at Union Pacific will become general manager of New York and New England on April 1. In Woonsocket American Bobbin Spool and Shuttle company has assigned. In London Bolokow of Bolokow Vaughan and Co failed near Middlesborrow, a major sensation.
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Cairns
Queensland
New South Wales
Boston
Joe Lannor
George Godfrey
United States
Yorktown
San Francisco
San Diego
California
Arbor
C. S. Mellen
Union Pacific
New York & New England
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
American Bobbin, Spool and Shuttle Company
London
Col. Bolokow
Bolokow
Middlesborrow
Stock market opens heavy with mixed movement in New York
The New York stock market opened heavy with fractional losses led by Northern Pacific down 5c. Late trading saw renewed selling pressure, a partial rally, and closes near day’s lows. Bar silver traded at 87c. Bank reserves rose by $1.8 million with banks holding $18 million above required reserves.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Market and commodities and policy notes from March report
New York reports bond and stock figures with diverse railroad names and prices. Chicago prices show wheat and corn movements while pork and beef advance slightly recalling market activity. Washington notes a cabinet official expectations on renewed modus vivendi with Britain and arbitration posture.
Alexander Parker Nominated for Mayor in Tacoma
Bradstreet's reports fourteen business failures on the Pacific coast for the week ending yesterday, matching the prior week and down from the year earlier. In Tacoma Alexander Parker was nominated for mayor without opposition at the Democratic convention, with A Wheelwright named temporary chair.
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San Francisco
Bradstreet’s Mercantile Agency
Pacific Coast States
Alexander Parker
Tribune
Tacoma
Wash
A. Wheelwright
Deeming Confesses to Rainhill and Whitechapel Murders
The Argus reports that Deeming confessed to killing his wife and four children at Denham Villa Rainhill and to the murders near Whitechapel. The case mirrors Jack the Ripper claims, though he does not admit all Whitechapel victims. The confession fuels sensational public fear and authorities weigh further disclosures.
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Mexbourne
the Argus
Deeming
Denham Villa
Rainhill
Liverpool
Whitechapel
Jack the Ripper
Deering
Australia
Williams
Sydney
England
The
Argus
London
Bold rescue: Mrs Baldwin survives eye removal after Hastings crash
Yonkers March 26. Mrs Homer R Baldwin, severely injured in the Hastings Christmas Eve railroad wreck, has endured risky surgeries including both eyes removed. Doctors Schopen and Callan report hopeful progress, with grafts thriving and the patient showing resilience despite critical condition.
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Yonkers
Homer R. Baldwin
Hastings
Hmil Schopen
P. Callan
David John
Callan
Schopen
Editor dies leaving possessions in wife’s name
The editor’s death prompts a curious inventory of belongings including a hand press, water buck et, two cases of type, a stove, a subscription book and one year’s rent, all listed as in his wife’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Heart Disease Symptoms and Dr Miles Cure Highlighted
An old advertisement lists heart disease symptoms such as shortness of breath fluttering fainting spells and swollen ankles. It promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure and a free book on heart disease available at Marr & Ross Acme Drug Store and from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
Unitarian dedication marks new church opening and tribute to Eliot
The Unitarian church in the city prepares for tomorrow's dedication with a full program of services and music under Mr. A. L. Campbell. Dr. T. L. Eliot of Portland, a renowned minister linked to liberal religious work, is highlighted along with a lineage of chief educator William G. Eliot, founder of Washington University, and the city’s praise for his public service.
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Unitarian
A. L. Campbell
Eliot
The
Unitarian Society
Joseph Shippen
L. FE. Rader
David Atne Wai
Northwest Pacific Coast
Portland
Church of ‘‘Our Father
Washington
Oregon
California
Olympia
Dr. Eliot
William G. Eliot
St. Louis
Missouri
Washington University
Starr King
Tramping Jake Discusses Hard Life and Bananas Abroad
The Chicago Tribune quotes Tramping Jake lamenting the difficulty of making a living in the country and imagining moving to Central Ameriky where he believes bananas cover the land. Rusty Rufe replies noting the need to pick bananas off trees and acknowledging drawbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Jake
Central Ameriky
Free Lecture by Prof Alexander at Olympia Theater
The event, starting Wednesday March 30, offers a free opening lecture by Professor Alexander, regarded among the early diploma recipients from the institute. Front seats are reserved for ladies and escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Owler & Welts Co
Olympia Theater
Gentleman seeks furnished front room near hotel in Jara
Classified inquiry from a gentleman seeking a nicely furnished front room within a block of the ees hotel in Jara. Moderate terms offered and contact through this office using the initials K. C. B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees Hotel
Jara
Davis' Best Flour Sold From Capital City Brand
A grocer is urged to ship Davis' Best Flour made in the capital city. The note requests trying the product and provides telephone number 98 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Dry wood and bark sale by undersigned
All kinds of dry wood and bark for sale by the undersigned with ordering sites. Joan D. Reacu, office at Foster and Laberee's, tel 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan D. Reacu
Foster & Laberee’s
Tel. 3
Y M C A Delegates Hear Lessons At Olympia
The district Y M C A convention opened at the Presbyterian church in Olympia with 30 delegates present. Officers were chosen: President A V Bell Seattle first VP M M Myers Tacoma second VP C F Swan New Whatcom secretary E E Frisbee Port Angeles assistant secretary G McCurdy Port Townsend.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Presbyterian Church
C. A. Byers
Mr. Johnston
Port Townsend
Adams
Seattle
Myers
Snohomish
Swan
New Whatcom
Means
Olympia
A. V. Bell
M. M. Myers
Tacoma
C. F. Swan
New Whatcoms
E.E. Frisbee
Port Angeles
G. McCurdy
Allen Weir
Olympia Association
J.S. McCallum
O. A. Byers
J. A. Dummett
Pacific Northwest
T. J. Lamont
Bell
Ballard
Levi Johnson
James A. Dummett
Dummett
Ong
Geo. Carter
M. A. Root
E. H. Frisbie
F. Campbell
Gregg
Tue Tribune
Portland
George Carter
Kate Pierce
D. A. Byers
B. W. Bowen
W. ©. Courtney
W. H. Douanu
L.R. Bowen
A. H. Bryant
A. H. Trdwick
I. B. Miller
Alfred Williams
Frank Wetherbee
H. O’connor
F. Adams
Prof. Lippey
Mr. Cathcart
M. M. Meyers
A. J. Burroughs
Centralia
A. A
Reform Proposals From Gen Clarkson on Party and Post Office
Clarkson urges the Republican Party to favor a six year presidential term and direct election of U S senators. He argues against national control of postmasters and advocates local election of postmasters by the communities they serve to reduce political discord and corruption. He says post offices fuel party weakness and harm good lawmakers.
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Jnc
Clarkson
Republican Party
United States
Senate
Washington
Temple Baptist Revival Next Week at Temple Baptist Church
Evangelist Baldwin will preach morning and evening at Temple Baptist as revival meetings continue next week. Baptism will follow the evening sermon. A young people's meeting is set for 3 p.m. Interest is rising with twenty to thirty members already received and baptisms nearly every night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Baptist Church
Evangelist Baldwin
Baldwin
Politician Candidates and Local Endorsements Across Washington
Everett reports 1138 votes in a special poll while Jim Hill, a Democrat, expects 4500 railroad workers this year. Stevens county farmers may endorse either party nominees. Thurston and Seattle press debate McGraw’s candidacy and Governor speculation, with varying opinions on Hydesit Winston and Gannon.
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Everett
Jim Hill
Washington
Kettle Falls
Farmers’ Alliance
Stevens County
Ex Senator Bowen Loses Vest with Cash and Stocks in Chicago
Former Colorado senator T M Bowen left a canvass waistcoat in a Palmer House dressing room. A colored porter named Watson found the vest containing 93000 in greenbacks coupon bonds and mining stocks. Bowen later identified the mining stock as his and property was returned after the clerk confirmed the signature on the stock.
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T. M. Bowen
Colorado
Palmer House
Chicago
Watson
Droperty
Bowen
Sixteen Cats Loose in Puyallup Commerce Yard Sale
An unusual local notice advertises sixteen sleek cats running loose in the Commerce backyard. Both sexes, all plump with no bald fur, offered for sale with buyers catching their own cats on delivery. Each feline is ready for immediate pickup at the mill location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puyallup Commerce
Commerce
Harrison nomination solidified by senatorial ruling
In Brooklyn Standard Union an expert notes United States senators are plotting to block Harrison at Minneapolis but asserts his nomination is certain and that the senators cannot derail it.
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Port Townsend
Spokane
Judge Turner
United States Senate
C. 8
Hydesit
Congress
Patrick Henry Winston
A. M. Gannon
Seattle P.I
John H. McGraw
P.I
Seattle
McGraw
Halstead
Brooklyn Standard Union
United States
Harrison
Minneapolis
Resignation of School Board Member Takes Effect April 12
Mr. 8. C. Woodruff resigns from the school board citing lack of time for school building work. County Superintendent Byrne will supervise his successor, with Dr. Woodard, Dr. Mitchell, and Milton Giles named as potential replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. Woodruff
Byrne
Woodard
Mitchell
Milton Giles
German regency proposal sparks imperial succession rumor
A cablegram reports excitement in Germany over Emperor William's condition and a regency proposal. C. P. Werry, Duke of Tacoma, currently in Germany, has been asked to become emperor and will accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puyallup
Germany
William
C.P. Werry
Duke of
Tacoma
New High School Plans Adopted with Brick or Stone Debate
The school board adopted high school plans by Weeks and White with two entrances on Union Street and a basement heating area. Details include a library lab two recitation rooms a chemical lab and an assembly hall with future attic conversions. Heating system still undecided bids for brick or stone construction may be invited with stone costing 5000 to 8000 more. The contract let is expected in about two weeks with bond bid opening set for April 5.
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J. W. White
Whitham & Page
B. FP
M. Weeks
Weeks
Woodruff
Rathbun
Barbee
Union Street
Washington Street
Franklin Street
Snohomish
Caught Napping in Court Over North Opee Land Dispute
G M Savage head of the bob tail street railway faced a serious setback after a claim by Oacey against North Opee Land Company led to a default judgment. Savage failed to appear with his brief in the supreme court, the motion for dismissal was granted, and the bobtail representative left court defeated. Capital Mills Tumwater promotes home flour and feed production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Savage
Venient
Supreme Court
C.acey
North Opee Land Company
Savage
Campbell
Pavege
Lacey
Ayage
Tn Court
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H. H. Buck
First Christian Church
Mircwarn
Claessens
P. Randolph
M. E
Aedes
Wrest Shnirvan Society
Barnes’ Liberal Hall
Adams Street
Fourth
Pernary
P. D. Moore
Congregational Church
C. L Diven
Christian Hndeavor
Brookfield
Presbyterian Charch
Sixth and
Wranklin Streets
Astor
Young Peoples’ Meeting
Munday
Unitarian Church
Ninth and Franklin Streets
Napoleon _ Hoagland
T. L. Eliot
D. D
First Baptist
Washington Streets
Mrrnopist Eriscopan Oxurca
M.E
Fresh State News
United States Marine Band
Carl Sundstrom
Sweden
Yakima
Easton
Big Creek
Kittitas County
Gilman
Seattle Coal and Iron Company
Bower
Mabel Blackfern
Telegraphic Tales
Hank
New York Stock Market
Pacific
Atchison
Central Pacific
Burlington
Denver & Rio Grande
Preferred
Northwestern
New York Central
Oregon Navigation
North American
Pacific Mail
Rock Island
St. Paul & Omaha
Texas Pacific
Wells Fargo
Western Union
Batley
Washineston
Great Britain
Lord Salisbury
Curiaco
Bowles
Michaelson
Paris
Homer Baldwin
Lolch
Aitken
Bob
Joseph Chilberg
T. I
Elliot D
D. Ud
Herman Haugernd
Austin
Wm. G. Hlrot, Jr
First Unitarian Church
J. &. Diven
J.8. McCallum
Christian Church
T. J. Hirot
Man
Veel
Kent
Busi
Ness
Republican Progress
Miles
Neryine
Temple Baptist Revival
Mgr. Woodruff
Duke Ferry
NEW High School
Tumwater
Telphone
Olympia Daily Tribune
Pierre
Olympia, Washington
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