Bold thief robs bank in New York case details
The Bank for Commerce of New York reported to police that a package said to contain 6000 in currency, shipped from the Bank of Columbia in Washington DC via Southern Express, arrived at the former bank with value missing. An unknown thief replaced currency with paper slips, detectives assigned to investigation.
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New York
Bank For Commerce of
Bank of Columbia
Columbia
D. C
Southern Express Company
Six University Students Freed After Rioting Arrests
In St. Petersburg on April 1 six mine university students were released after being arrested for alleged rioting. The government considers reducing overall university attendance to limit unrest and has not provided further details.
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ST. Petersburg
Vancouver Officials Probe Seattle Electrical Costs
Vancouver city officials arrived in Seattle aboard the Mainlander to study electricity pricing as they weigh purchasing a local plant. They aim to learn the true cost of power from Stave Lake and the British Columbia Line, assessing municipal impact and possible price shifts for residents.
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Vancouver
B Cc
Seattle
British Columbia Iie Co
Betaken
Stave Lake Power
Vanver
British Columbia
Stave Lake Com
Ualmie Falls
Gineer Tracey
MecPhaiden
Neelands
Form Garden
Ret
Kam
Tennessee Governor Plans Veto Over Large Eastern Land Sale
April 1 report says Governor McMillan opposes conveying thousands of acres in Eastern Tennessee for a national park project. Authority from U S Material Fr W F Austin notes intent, but the governor will veto if the bill passes the legislature, arguing the state cannot surrender vast territory to federal jurisdiction.
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Tenn
W. Austin
McMillan
Tennessee
Richards Named United States Official for Northern Alaska
Frank H. Richards, recently appointed for Northern Alaska, has returned from Washington and will travel once navigation opens. He denies involvement of any faction and says he will act impartially. Headquarters will be St. Paul, with most time in Nome district.
Palm Sunday reflections and sermons heard in Seattle churches
W D Simonds of the Unitarian church preached on conscience policy and ethics at the Seattle theater, arguing conscience is natural and sacred though not infallible. Rev Louise Bowerman of First Baptist spoke on Palm Sunday origins and messages of peace, while services at Eucerpetian and Roman Catholic churches featured special music and floral arrangements. Rev H H Gowen led Trinity Parish in a Gethsemane themed sermon urging surrender to divine will and preparation for sacrifice.
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W. D. Simonds
Unitarian Church
Seattle
Yeater
Simonds
Louise Bowerman
First Baptist Church
Bowerman
Mr. Bowerman
Eucerpetian
H. H. Gowen
Trinity Parteh
Pan
Palm Sunday Sermons Aid Faith Across Local Churches
The faith message in Trinity Parish and Pilgrim Congregations centers on trust in God as Rev BE.5 Smith preaches at Palm Sunday services. A corner stone laying for the new Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church on Ninth Avenue and Stewart Street featured Rev. M. L. Lareen and an interdenominational crowd with four languages.
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Pilgrim Congregations
Smith
God
Jesus
Jerusalem
Ninth Avenue
Stewart Street
M. L. Lareen
Banquet Honors Leigh Hunt Before Korea Departure
Leigh J. Hunt was guest of honor at a Rainier Club banquet hosted by A. F. Stewart to bid farewell as Hunt departs for Korea via San Francisco. He reflected on connections to Seattle and said his Korea duties would keep him away, though his home remained Seattle. Other toasts included The Press and remarks by John H. McGraw and Gov. eGraw.
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Leigh
J. Hunt
A. F B. Stewart
Rainier Club
Mr. Hunt
Korea
San Francisco
eGraw
Hunt
Seattle
Cs . J. Hunt
A. RB. Stewart
C. J
John H. McGraw
H. C. Ad
B. Nen
Puen
C. H. Hanford
B. C. Piscree
T. J Humes
Fred
Fred 8. Stimson, G. W. Dickinson, F. A. Wing, Sherwood Gillespy, H. W. Enete
L. Crawford
Bees
California
Home Oil Company
Coalinga
Seattle & King County Oil Company
A. T. Stewart
Stewart& Holmes Drug Co
James D. Heme
Firet National Bank
Louis Levy
Cooper & Levy
A. P. Mitten
Kh. N. Raasett
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Free treatment for chronic cases at Seer Osteopathy Institute
A limited number of chronic cases will be treated free by advanced students under the direction of Seer operators. Treatments take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Washington Institute of Osteopathy building.
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Ashington Institute of Osteopathy, & T
Death and Queer Luck at Table Rock Tragedy
Mrs Paterson a mechanic’s wife and her 11 year old daughter fell from a 200 foot precipice at Table Rock while watching a forest fire. The daughter broke an arm and suffered internal injuries, Miss Chase was rescued uninjured.
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Poughkerpsie
Mra
Daniel Paterson
Neliie Chane
Table Rock
Preakneck Mountain
Hadson River
Paterson
Miss Chase
Hoston Matron Dialogue on Farewell with Palaceman
A fragmentary exchange shows an irate matron confronting Poston Cook about departure on a date. The palaceman is described as not an affinity sowl, implying personal or social tension in a domestic scene.
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Hoston
Poston Cook
West Street Markets Stall as Heavy Rain Halts Trade
Heavy rains slowed West street trade with only a few California vegetables unloading after arrival yesterday. Country orders stayed active, but overall market life was subdued and quotations unchanged.
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West Street
California
Jobbing Quotations Corrected Daily for Produce and Provisions
Green fruit prices list lemons at 31.76682.16 a box and limes at 6.50, apples 1.00 to 1.25, navels 2.50, seedlings 1.50, bananas 3.00, olives per gallon, grape fruit 2.50 to 3.00. Fresh meats include beef, veal, pork. provisions show hams, bacon, breakfast bacon about 10 to 19 cents. Vegetables cover potatoes 17.00 1800 per ton, beets 1.25, carrots 0.66, onions 1.00 each, cabbage 1.75, turnips 0.24 per pound, peppers and greens listed with various prices.
Louis Kiedt Special Featured at Local Fare
A grain and groceries sale lists prices for potatoes, peppers, sauerkraut, lettuce, artichokes, peas, rhubarb, tomatoes, and dairy products from California and New York vendors. It notes live poultry prices, refined stock, and a correction by the Beattie dock buyers offering farm goods in round lots with specific grain and feed rates. A masquerade with dances and admission Me closes the item.
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Brussels
Washington
Coreamerica
Iowa
Elgin
California
Eastern
New York
The
Wisconsin
Roquefort
Limbur
Keen St
Savings Bank Opens Saturday in West Columbia Street
Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit Co. announces opening day at HM West Columbia Street. Officers include E. Bhor rock as president, John P. Hartman as vice president, and Alexander Myers as treasurer. Go to Z. C. Miles & Piper Co. for Alaska outfits.
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Our Savings Bank Coperemant
Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit Co
West Columbia Street
Cera
E. Bhorrock
John P. Hartman
Alexander Myers
Treas
Z. C. Miles & Piper Co
Alaska
Negro girl paints McKinley portrait in oil
Mina Hallian Thomas, a colored New York artist, finishes a three quarters length oil portrait of President McKinley. The president sat for minutes in the White House office while senators and others sought admittance. He expressed interest in her work as the first time he watched an artist of her race. The canvas measures 32 inches by 40 inches.
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Washington
D. C
March &Z
McKinley
Olla
Mina Iallian Thomas
Fifth Avenue
New York
Miss Thomas
Mies Thomas
Thomas
Peculiar New Zealand Kakawai Fish Found Burrowing in Soil
A Maori called kakawai, this small eel like fish lives widely in North Island plains. It hides underground during dry months, reappears with a skin growth and an evaporative urge to swim after rains begin. When exposed in summer it looks fresh but dries and hides again.
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New Zealand
North Island
Wairarapa Plaina
Owever
Spinning for bicycle repairs and music at the Hutoter Grand Cafe
An advertisement lists bicycle repairs at Spinning and a nightly Aeolian grand orchestral concert at the Hutoter Grand Cafe from 6:20 to 8:80 and 10 to 12 L mm. Also mentions varied quips about life and a Diamant tee. Tel Main 105%.
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Diamant Tee
Tel
Aeolian Grand Orchestral
Hutoter Grand Cafe
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Nome
L. S. Bowerman
Trinity Pariah Church
Pilgrim Congregational
Leigh Hunt
Bast Ina Tea
Pike St
Whiteley
Glover
India Club
Patr
Spalding
Vr Spalding
Frederick & Nelson
Morris
Northwest
Home Furnishers
Rialto
2D Ave
Cor
Beattie
Oata
Agenakhy
Cowa
Louis Kiedt
Fike Street
Second Ave
Seattle Transfer Co. Freight
M’kinley
Gunther
Chicago
Miles & Piper CO
Rim
Nort
Bartell Drug Company
Beeffield
Johnson & Johnson
Bartelldrugco
Yeasler SS
Seattle Gas
Dental
First Ave
Penn Mutual Life
Seattle & King County Otl CO
Seattle Hadware CO
B. B. Burwell
Seattle & King County Oil CO
Einking Welle
Heffernan Engine Works
J. F. Heffernan
Washing'on Cental Nd Photographic Supply Co
Columbia Street
Tacoma
Bpokane
J. Compton & Co
the Downs Bik
A. B. Stewart
James D. Hoge, Jr
R. N. Russell
P.L
RY One
Pjotel Butler
Plano
Sherman, Clay & GO
Paris
Tlerkinerori
Cantor
Hatutal Wash Silke
P. de Chine
el Totorrow
B. Priestley
Ben Marc Nondhe Off
Opts Ie Nortr
Weds
Eise
I. Clay Eversole
Moran Bros. Company
Kevley Institute
Tow
J. P. Ray
Mgr. Institute
Green Lake
Fremont
Sullivan Building
Weil
Rand Opera
Hoyt's
Carrie Nation
Egypt
Second Avenue
Hird Avenue Theater
Seattte
Engafemll AF
Edith
Nell Gwynn
Sheackens
Yesler Way
J. BE. Stevens
Prem Tel
Queen City
Fourth Ave
Brunner & Co
Pike Street
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