Bloody affray in Tenderloin ends with gunman wounded
In a late night saloon shooting on King and Sixth avenues, McAuley fired on Jim Clark and James McLaughlin, wounding Clark in the neck and McLaughlin in the stomach and arms. Patrolman Griffith pursued the gunman through a dark alley, fatally wounding McAuley after he fired at him. Clark and McLaughlin face grim recoveries as doctors treat the injured.
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McAuley
O. K
King
James Clark
William Mclaughlin
Lee
King Pith
Wieider
Ra Grirrich
James Ham Molaughlin
Saute
Jim Clark
William MelLaughlin
Clark
MceAuley
McAwiey
Sam McLaughlin
Mclaughlin
Griffith
Johnson
DeSoto
Seattle
Idaho
Seeveral
Gistetet
McLaughlin and Bartenders Report on Shooting Incident
Eyewitnesses from K. Saloon recall McAuley and his companions had no prior trouble there. McAuley claims he was badly treated, denies injuries from the confrontation, and stands by his account of the events.
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Trixie Winters
MeDevers
Winters
McAuley
Man Seed
McLaughlin Soterietar
Uley
Georgetown Weighs City Water Franchise Details
Georgetown council spends lengthy session on the Georgetown Water Company proposal for city water. The committee considers a five year contract and a future city option to buy mains. objections are raised to long terms and to a later purchase plan. A report to the council is deferred for further consideration.
City Council Debates Garbage Plan and Crematory
The council considers drastic garbage collection rules, requiring water tight containers and proper disposal within city limits. A proposed crematory plant by P. G. Yaw aims to allow city ownership, variable service rates, and future state control if approved.
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Yaw
Couacil Committee On Corporations
Tom T
Maetrida
Nome Gets New Ice Race Track on Hering Sea
Nome reports completion of an ice race track on the Hering Sea opposite Beaton and Sutherland's storehouse. The 123 foot wide course measures about 1,008 yards in circumference and awaits a series of races in late winter, with the Outdoor Pleasure Club having shifted from a lake river track.
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Nome
Lake River
Hering Sea Ice
Beanon and Sutherland
Fce
London contracts awarded to American firm for new motor omnibuses
London April reports that the Omnaides company awarded contracts for a new line of motor omnibuses to an American firm. Police arrested C. C. Ditta after a shooting in a Pike Street saloon. The victim, Mr. Kinnetine, was treated at Providence hospital and not considered seriously wounded.
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London
London Omnaides Company
Motor Omnatbuees
C. C. Ditta
Mr. Kinnetine
Pike Street
M Wielder Testil
Providence Tal
Tenderloin district raid shuts down grip houses
In the Tenderloin area police raided the Mile End and Lattle Paris crib houses, driving out women and inspecting 76 rooms. Chief Sullivan ordered the long ban on these resorts to continue with no openings tonight.
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Lattle
Paris
Fifth Avenue South
Jackson Street
New
Sullivan
Stuart
Hubbard
Midway Cribhouse
Tenderloin
Repairs to the Dix Lage Ragham Budget Bids Opened
Today bids were opened for engine repairs worth 91900 for the transport Jix Hide. Firms Moran Bros Be etle Machine Zz C Milew Piper Co and Northwestern Iron Works submitted offers.
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Lage Ragham
Jix
Hide
Moran Bros
Beetle Machine
Zz. C
Milew & Piper Co
Northwestern Iron Works
Shawmut Arrives With 10000 Tons Cargo for Manila Route
The freighter Shawmut arrived from Tacoma this morning to load 10000 tons of flour cotton beer lumber and other goods at Seattle. The ship will carry government forage for shipment to the Philippines and will depart directly for Ladivonta then Japan China and the Philippines. Wheat prices noted in Chicago.
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Mut
Tacoma
Philippines
Shawmut
Pleiades
Seattle
Ladivonta
Japan
China
Two Frozen Deaths Reported in Tanana Stampede
Reports from the Pack Ball Hner Dolphin describe a Tanana stampede incident with two men frozen to death in the Tanana area. A third man's feet were amputated after severing, with no names provided. authorities arrest Mrs Rumbaugh and Myrtle Barry on related suspicion.
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Tanana
Alaska
C. Jackoon
Dawson
White Horse
Rampart
Dencon
C. KR. Crobusier
Northern Commercial Company
Fort Gibbon
Fromen
Jack Frits
Woman shoots husband in Bangor death mystery
Mrs Mary Deering an invalid dying of cancer says her husband entered her room after a doctor warned he had days to live and urged her to die. She says she grabbed a revolver, fired into the darkness, then believed she killed herself, claiming he intended to kill her and her sister. No suspicion attached due to her condition.
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Marshal Snook
Briagway
Ketchikan
Francie Merwin Ruambaugh
Myrtle
Mrs. Rumbaugh
Oregon
Myrtle Barry
Grand
Bangor
Mary Deering
Terri
Deering
Parricide Suspect Captured in Alaska After Flight
Matt Lake, wanted for the Clatsop County murder of his father, is captured in Douglas Alaska after Sheriff Linville tracked him from the crime scene. He arrived in Seattle aboard the Dolphin and was jailed in Seattle then Portland. Lake was wounded in the mine then surrendered without resistance.
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Matt Lake
Clataop County
Oregon
Seattle
Linville
Douglas
Alaska
Lake
Dolphin
Portland
Noyes Franchise Up for Discussion Tonight
At the corporations committee meeting tonight the application of John Noyes and other Montana capitalists for street railway franchises will be considered. Noyes seeks a Seattle franchise to connect with the West Seattle line and for runs on Massachusetts and other streets in the southern part of the city. Some committee members favor action against Noyes, making a resolution likely not to be reached tonight.
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Corporations Committee
P. G. Yaw
Yaw
John Noyes
Montana
Noyes
Seattle
Connert
Weat
World
Alea
Massachusetts
M Noyes
First Methodist Protestant Church
Third Avenue
Pine Street
Yukon Rail Road Progress Spurs Alaska Construction
Work has begun on the Yukon railroad between the Yukon River and Forty Mile Creek with an expenditure of about 10 000 dollars. The line will run from coal mines to the river bank and be ready for operation by August. A crew of 150 to 100 men will cut the route and lay track to the White Pass area with supplies to the river and camp from Dawson in a few days.
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Yukon River
Dawson
Beacon Mtr Improvement Club Pushes Slaughter House Limits
Representatives urged a bill to move slaughterhouse limits to the end of the lake scene to extend the city’s slaughterhouse zone. The committee heard the request but took no action while health board members noted salary provisions for city staff.
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Improvement Club
Coe Committee On Health
Nell
Slaughter Houwer
Cen Lake
Board of
the of Health
City Labor Bureau Reports March Jobs Rise
City Labor Commissioner Gront notes 1146 men and 970 women found work through the free employment bureau in March. The totals show a substantial rise from the same month last year, reflecting improving labor demand and program reach.
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City Labor Comminer Gront
City Free Employment Bureau
One Game For Seattle Park Wilson's Young Team Wins
Park Wilson's aggregation beat Oakland 11 to 3 in Seattle as Mc Carthy started for Seattle and Moskman closed. Herr pitched for Oakland but faltered, while Seattle's defense and offense combined for a solid first win of the season. In Sacramento, San Francisco suffered its first defeat, Sacramento 6 San Francisco 3.
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Ban Francisco
Park Wilson
Tomers
Oakland
Recreationrk
McCarthy
Seattle
Pete Lohman
Herr
Moskman
Oaklanders
Bkeattle
Sacramento
San Francisco
Hcore
City Beattie Proposal Sparks Beattie City-County Split
At a Seattle Chamber of Commerce meeting yesterday afternoon, resolutions were approved to study separating Beattie from King County and creating the city and county of Beattie. Committees on municipal and county affairs were directed to investigate the plan.
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Seattle Chamber of Commerce
City of
Beattie
King County
County of Beatts
Fear A Riot Looms Over Textile Strike
Maes April 2 reports lice precautions amid rioting among striking textile workers.
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Lovelil
Maes
Lice
Local Brokerage Ad Promises Honest Stock Trading
An old style brokerage notice invites readers to buy and sell stocks through BAI Investments. It proclaims seven years of client service and urges readers to give them a chance to satisfy. The advertisement offers quotes on several stock names and asks interested parties to write if they cannot meet in person.
Robber Arrest Brings Suspect Back From California
Police received a telegram from Sacramento announcing the arrest of Eugene Pancke alias Br. Forrest in California. He is wanted here for robbery and is believed to be one of the highwaymen who held up citizens at Cigeon Lake and elsewhere last winter. An officer will be sent to California to bring him back.
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MaeAuler
Woolley
Lake
California
Notable Corner Lot For Sale At Bargain Price
For sale a graded corner lot at Twelfth and Columbia Streets with sewer and sidewalks installed. Terms offered are easy if desired.
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Columbia Street
Local meat prices rise as packing house group acts
Following the withdrawal of the Eastern packers from Seattle, a local packing-house alliance nudged meat prices up by a cent per pound. Dealers anticipated further hikes to consumer costs, predicting beef up to 23 cents per pound and pork around 20 cents, with other meats rising similarly.
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Hkastern
Seattle
Kbaastern
Sefure
Bandits Shackled After Escape Attempt In City
Kansas City April 2. Police collar bandits Chn Police Alice of Mouton Texas with Peart Abbard and Elmer Owens famed jail breakers latest escape from Central police station last week. They wore double whst and ankle Sart with necks joined by a five foot chain. Alibaleo attached to them with a double five foot chain.
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Kansas City
Chn
Alice
Mouton
Texas
Peart Abbard
Elmer Owens
Central
Alibaleo
War of the Big Roads unfolds in Nashville hearing
In a date hearing on the Pacific injunction, the defense argued and denied that Union Pacific owned a majority of Pacific stock, but conceded control of 96 million dollars in value. It found no proof that directors contemplated transferring Central Pacific to the Union Pacific zone.
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Nashville
Tenn
Nun Pacific
Ute Defense
Tte Argu
Union
Boat Pacific
Centtral Pacific
Union Pacific
Former Senator Mimon Attacks President Hoonevelt
Portland April 2 Former United States Senator Mimon accuses President Hoonevelt of bad faith and breaking pledges. He says the president pursues small politics and seeks to extricate himself from a bad predicament.
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Portland, Or
United States
Mimon
Hoonevelt
Money for the Mother Money for the Mother
Secretary Hamilton of the Aberdeen Sailors Union sends about $75 in wages to Alfred Erickson the sailor wed here Sunday morning. The funds were forwarded to the Port Townsend customs collector for the mother who resides in Sweden.
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Bouth Bend
Mamilton
Aberdeen Ratiore’ V Union
Aeveres
Robert
Alfred Erickson
Ca Polmaren
Port Townsend
Sweden
Carpenters Strike Looms at Portland Port
Portland workers walk out amid contract dispute with employers over a 3.50 daily raise. About 1200 carpenters involved. northern steamship Como cleared for Tacoma to load 200 tons of wheat. The port loaded 66,000 marks of flour, plus other cargoes, as disruption began.
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Como
Tacoma
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