Parents Charged With Cruelty in Daugher Case
A Worcester area couple faced cruelty charges after a girl was allegedly beaten dragged by the yard and pelted with sticks and stones. Neighbors say the child was driven from home and hid in barns while authorities state she is not incorrigible.
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Mars
Mx Mags
Lenaquahet
Fra Ter
Hell
Justice Court
John Mayville
Mayvilles
Mayville
Vaupell
Mrs McCormick Frightened by Anarchist Threats
United Press reports Mrs Harold McCormick daughter of John D Rockefeller is under police protection at Bellevue and Lake Shore Drive as threats from anarchists escalate. She plans to move to her father's Cleveland home. children are with Rockefeller in the south.
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United Press
Harold
John de
Ptr
Fife
Bellevue Place
Lake Shore Drive
McCormick
Cleveland
Pearta
Mrs McCormick
Johan D. Rockefeller
Labor Will Give Congress One More Chance
United Press reports April 2 that New York labor leaders weigh their options as the American Federation faces rising pressure to call a convention and form an independent political party. They expect Congress to act on labor demands or risk a broader labor-backed realignment.
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LABOR
Congress
New York
Fed
Central
Erated Union
American Federation
Steam Pipe Burst Injures Two at Georgetown Plant
Chief Engineer Tucker and Otter George Love at the Seat the Electric power plant in Georgetown were badly scalded when a 12 inch steam pipe burst above the boilers. They were hurled about 20 feet and taken to Seattle General Hospital for treatment.
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Tucker
Otter George Love
Seat
Georgetown
Seattle General Hospital
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw to sail for Europe tomorrow
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will sail for Europe tomorrow, reportedly on friends advice. She plans to stay abroad until the annulment suit against H. K. Thaw concludes, with the preliminary hearing set for next week.
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United Press
New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Europe
Evelyn
H. K. Thaw
Cars Crash in Fog Leaves City Grieving
In Los Angeles on April 2 a foggy streetcar collision on the 16th et. between two lines of the Los Angeles Pacific company killed one fan and fatally injured three others while injuring many more. The crash happened as repairs blocked part of the single track and a heavy fog reduced visibility. Workers riding the westbound loaded car were among the injured.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Los Angeles- Pacific Company
Prohibitionist fined after Fremont argument
John Blowdish and Frank Reynolds argued in Fremont on March 26. Reynolds, a Municipal ownership advocate, was fined $10 in police court after assaulting Blowdish by striking him in the face. Witnesses testified Blowdish rushed from a furniture store shouting, and Reynolds delivered two blows to his eyes. The case was set for trial.
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John Blowdish
Prohibitiontet
Frank Reynolds
Fremont
Reynolds
Bowdiah
Hewdieh
Herald Hotel Burglary Stuns City Adjoining Apt
Sneak thieves early yesterday prowled the Herald Apartments at Terry Ave and Marton St and stole wallets from two victims. M. L. Cuombert, Pacific Outfitting manager, lost $105 and a $25 check plus $54.50 from M. Cohen of Schwabacher. The theft occurred during the deepest hours of the night.
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Herald
Terry Av
Marton Sr
M. L. Cuombert
Pacific Outfitting Company
M. Cohen
Schwabacher Company
Hats and gowns ruined in bargain sale riot
A crowd of women surged at Lennon's Store on Second Madison at 10 am causing hats and gowns to be torn and damaged. Police arrived to restore order as shoppers complained of rough handling and pickpockets moved through the crush. A man was held on suspicion of theft.
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Lennon
Second Madison
Soman
William Tuckey
New York
Summit Av
Chief Ward
Fred Smart
Jones
A. M. Kent
Armed guards guard French legation in Port au Prince
Armed guards now fill the French legation in Port au Prince and the Haylan government will not remove refugees from under the French flag without a fight. The notice was delivered to President Alexia today by a messenger from M. Carteron, the French consul.
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United Press
Port AU Prince
Haylan
Alexia
M. Carteron
Death knell of racing in New York likely after Senate vote
Albany April 2 Gov Charles P Hughes moves toward ending race gambling as the senate passes an amendment to the Percy Gray antigambling bill. If the assembly accepts the changes the death of racing in New York is near.
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Albany
N. Y
Charles P. Hughes
Thas
Senate
Percy Gray
Assembly
New York
Women Engage in a Fierce Fight
Mrs M Butterick wife of a wealthy Jewish merchant was arrested by Constable Shannon at 312 Twelfth Ave for assault and battery. Complaining witness Mrs Nets 1207 Mata St says Butterick pulled her hair and brandished a knife during a quarrel yesterday. Butterick released on bail of 50 dollars.
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M. Butterick
Shannan
Mata
Mra. Butterick
Butterick
Onstable Shannon
Mea. Neta
Seattle Man Marries Old-Time Sweetheart
Muskegon Michigan April 2 Thirty years ago Owen Mulholland now of Seattle vowed not to wed if he could not marry his childhood sweetheart She became Mrs L M Clark and married another man He later found she was widowed and proposed They will marry soon Mulholland once lived in Seattle and drifted for years with little news of his life until this rekindling of a long ago romance.
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United Press
Muskegon, Mich
Owen Mulholland
Seattle
L. M. Clark
Mulholland
Alaska
Clark
Tacoma
Hattie Peril
Minnie Duris
City of Destiny
Roughest cruise Evans ever endured on voyage home
Admiral Evans arrived in Paso Robles after a rough night aboard the Sacramento. He praised kindness from locals, noted the voyage was the roughest he had experienced, and thanked staff and familiar friends as his condition improves with land air.
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United Press
Paso Robles
Cal
Robly D. Vane
Sacramento
Admiral Evans
James Horsburgh, Jr
Southern Pacific
Lieut
Frank Evans
San Diego
Hampton Roads
Alaska Home Rule Debate Splits on Readiness
Delegate Cale urged home rule for Alaska before the house committee on territories, while Governor Hoggatt countered that the north is not yet ready for self government.
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United Press
Ton
Cork
House Committee On Territories
Cale
Alaska
Hoggatt
North
Protest Against Piper Bill Sparks Lake Union Lands Debate
The Fastlake Improvement Club unanimously passed resolutions condemning the Piper bill that would allow sale of Lake Union shore lands. They urged Gov Mead to convene a special legislature session to secure a direct appropriation for the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
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Fastlake Improvement Club
Lake Union
Gov. Mead
Alaska
Mayor to Hold Public Hearing on Saloon License
Mayor Miller schedules a public meeting next week to consider granting Henry Aemuseen a saloon license for the old McDougall Southwick property amid opposition from district property owners and petitioners. Opponents vow to pursue court action if the ordinance is signed.
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Miller
Henry Aemuseen
McDougall & Southwick
Insor
Asmussen
On James
Fleet May Arrive in Latter Part of May
A telegram to the Chamber of Commerce cites Navy plans that the fleet may reach Seattle on May 24 or 25, a week before training ends. Subcommittees of the finance groups will raise about 25 000 dollars for entertainment of 18 000 sailors. Misetta Shanstrom sent the first nugget for a golden key to greet the admiral and open the city’s doors. Tacoma and Seattle chambers will meet to coordinate fleet festivities.
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Chamber of Commerce
H. Phew
of the Navy
Seattle
Misetta Shanstrom
Belwont Av
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
Seattle Cham
City to Investigate Public Market Meat
City health department to probe stalls at the public market after the arrest of Joe Jerph a meat dealer charged with obtaining foods under pretenses. Fred Wilson contends he sold meat to Jerph while meat inspector Rohl condemned it. Preliminary hearing set before Judge Gordon on Friday April.
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Joe Jerph
Fred Wilson
Rohl
Serph
T. B. Meg Mahon
Wilson
A C. Bruhn
Pogg Judes Gordon
Epidemic of death by own action shocks Los Angeles
An alarming blot on the city unfolds as four people attempted suicide. two died yesterday and two women, Mia Anna Johnson and Ida Hastings, died this morning or yesterday by hanging and gas inhalation in their apartments, with no discernible motive given.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Mia
Anna Johnson
Ida Hastings
Robinson
Seattle Symphony Orchestra Honored in Musical Courier
The Musical Courier of New York features an entire page with half-page illustration devote to the Seattle Symphony Orchestra led by conductor Michael Keagrize, with praise noted in its March 25 issue.
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the Musical Courier
New York
Seattle
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Michael Keagrize
Milkman Fined for Low Butter Fat in Milk Sale
Henry Deamer a milkman was fined $10 in police court yesterday for selling milk with butter fat below the legal percentage. He testified he milked his own cows and sold directly to customers. Alaska Coast steamers will dock at pier 6 instead of pier 10.
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Henry Deamer
Alaska
Pier
Bank Clearings in Seattle and Portland Today
Seattle clearings reach 1 237 239 92 with balances 146 746 98 Portland reports 1 158 967 00 in clearings and balances 177 211 00 Pie clearings total 653 722 00 with balances 53 102 00.
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Seattle
Portland
Yucatan to Arrive This Afternoon With Saratoga Crew
Steamer Yucatan due at port this afternoon at 4 o clock from Seward and Valdez carries Captain Shange and the Saratoga wreck crew. Among prominent passengers is Captain Mikkelsen the Arctic explorer.
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Yucatan
Seward
Valdex
Shange
Mikkelsen
Jury Extends No Sympathy In Auto Speeding Case
Henry Schmitz was found guilty on a second speeding offense after demanding a jury trial. He received a total fine of 26.60 dollars, while patrolmen testified the speedometer showed 25 miles an hour. D O McClay faces a police court trial for fast driving.
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Henry Schmitz
Gordon
Schmitz
Kuntz and
Howardt
Pine At
Borenav
Hhis
H. P. Chase
J. Bernhardt
D. O. McClay
Target Practice Results Reported from Los Angeles
Los Angeles report notes results of target practice with details incomplete. Officials described scoring and participants but full data could not be confirmed from the excerpt.
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Los Angeles
Warships complete target practice and afloat entertainment
Magdalena Bay April 2 record target practice largely finished with the battleship Vermont completing her big gun drills yesterday. An on board vaudeville, boxing and wrestling show drew many officers and crew from the fleet aboard the Minnesota. The tug Navajo arrived from San Diego with mail for the ships.
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Magdalena Bay
San Diego
Vermont
Minnesota
Crichton Plans Citywide Cleanup in Seattle
Health Commissioner Crichton will inaugurate a broad city cleanup next week or two once the health department is reorganized. The plan divides Seattle into districts and targets all unsanitary features across the city, promising a thorough reform beyond the business district. The exact methods of cleaning alleys and back yards were not disclosed.
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Crichton
Eral
Seattle
Audacious Lifesaving Boat Sent to Port Townsend Cold Storage
The Audacious, a gasoline powered life boat built by Holmes Motor Co of West Mystic Conn for the United States Life Saving Station at Neah Bay, arrived in Seattle and is to be stored in Port Townsend for an undetermined period. The piece contrasts U S and Canadian handling, noting the sister boat to the Audacious is active at Victoria along Vancouver Island.
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Holmes Motor Company
West Mystic
Conn
United States
Neah Bay
Seattle
Connecticut
Port Townsend
Railway and Marine News
East
Flattery
Revenue Service
Victoria
Vancouver Island
United States Cutter Service
Taft in Whirl of Banquets in Columbus
Secretary Taft arrives in Columbus for ten days of banqueting addressing the Columbus board of trade tonight. He plans a Chicago speech to the International Union tomorrow and attends a Columbus Press club luncheon and Commercial club dinner Saturday as part of a busy schedule.
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Columbus
Ohio
Taft
Columbus Board of Trade
International Union
Chicago
Press Club
Commercial Club
Banquets in Four Cities Ahead of Washington Return
Banquets in Omaha, Council Bluffs, Cincinnati and possibly Louisville are planned before a Washington return on April 11, after an absence of 10 days. Various civic and organizational hosts coordinate the events to mark the return.
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Omaha
Council Bluffs
Cincinnati
Louisville
Washington
Mitchell to Edit Labor Paper in Indianapolis
John Mitchell, newly re elected head of the United Mine Workers of America, announces plans to start and operate in Indianapolis a newspaper dedicated solely to the interests of laboring classes. The paper will focus on workers’ issues and union perspectives, signaling a strong labor movement voice in the city.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
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Asmussen Saloon
Saratoga
Jack Tars
Hampton Roada
Norman Rose
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