Seattle Press Club Dinner At Butler Promotes Local Exposition
The Seattle Press Club hosted a well attended dinner at the Butler last night. Messages from figures like William Jennings Bryan and former San Francisco mayor Sohmite sparked humor and chatter. President Beaton and others received warm receptions as a wireless plant by Heaton fascinated attendees.
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Sohmite
San Francisco
Heaton
United States
HH. Pilea
B R. Hughes
Brown
Kerry
Beaton
Seattle Press Club
T. Spate
Butler
Real Estate Listing Fragments With Promises and Plans
Fragments mention homes and tracts for sale with low down payments and terms. References to Bremer area parcels and home seekers group hint at a real estate marketplace offering easy terms and multiple house options.
Freight traffic laden with cargo and repairs in Puebla region
The front economy pages report regular run from San Pensaiees with passengers and cargo on the Savette from Tacoma loading quartermaster supplies for the schooner Withert ft. Smith seeking repairs in Winston and lumber for the West coast to be loaded. The Tallac and Sea vessels had quick coastal trips while the Harriet G receives a salt load and departs Monday. Meteor arrives from Skagway with explosives northward and concentrates back south.
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Withert Ft. Smith
Winstow
Barricades Himself In Pulpit At Denver Church
Rev Adam Traudt of the First German Congregational church barricaded the pulpit sanctuary in Denver on Sunday night armed with a revolver to repel parishioners opposing his sermon. Police remained on scene to prevent bloodshed. Chas Collige longtime Olympia cafe chef and Cooks union member died at home of consumption.
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Denver
Colo
Adam Traudt
First German Congregational Church
Chas. Collige
Olympia Cafe
Cooks’ Union
Malian Gardener Given Life Sentence for Assault
Giuseppe Pia, a Malian gardener recently convicted of an assault on Miss Elizabeth Rap on, was sentenced to life in the state penitentiary. The motions for an arrest of judgment and a new trial by both sides were denied.
Smith Street Bridge Discussed At Meeting
At the Interbay Improvement club meeting held Friday at Minch's hall the Smith street bridge was debated. A faction proposed Garfield over W Stretth st later Wheeler sr, but the resolution was opposed and withdrawn as the club planned hundreds of thousands in street improvements for proper approaches. President F Litciner presided and other district issues including the A P B question and cleaner, more attractive areas were discussed.
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Interbay Improvement Club
Minch’s Hall
Smith St
Garfield
W. Stretth
Clut
Interhay
Judges Meet Today Over Jury Instructions and May Trials
The seven superior court judges met in Judge Gillam's chambers to discuss new legislation on jury instructions and will hold all jury trials during May. Jacob Schaefer, editor of the Washington Staats Zeitung and Presse, was named to Seattle's city stabilit board, replacing 8. 8. Bider. Schaefer, who arrived in Seattle in 1966, owns two German weeklies and leads the German American Republican club.
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Gillam
Jacob Schaefer
Washington Staats Zeitung and Presse
St Bvery
Bider
Schaefer
Seattle
Coos Bay Businessmen Plan Marshfield to Roseburg Line
Local Marshfield capital supports a plan to build a steam or electric railroad from Marshfield to Roseburg, independent of B H Harriman. The effort aims to advance regional transport without relying on Harriman’s influence or improvements.
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Ore
Coos Bay
Rosebury
B. H. Harriman
Tailor J M Cunningham Moves to 807 Third Ave
Local tailor J M Cunningham announces a temporary shop location at 807 Third Avenue. The note lists Merchas as a referenced merchant and notes the move is temporary while the main shop is stabilized.
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J. M Cunningham
Merchas
A. M. Cunningham
Merchant Tailor
Pretty Girl Victim of Assault and Robbery in City
Mona WH von, 19, found almost unconscious in a gutter near Duboveau and Webster. She was taken to Casa Loma hotel in a precarious condition and says a man assaulted her, robbed her purse containing about $20. Nurse Mise Wilson describes the attacker for police as they search for him.
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Francisco” Kor
Mona WH von
A. Wagner
Duboveau
Webster
Casa Loma
Fet
Willmore Ata
Mise Wilson
Body found after Spokane river murder of former deputy auditor
The body of William H. Cook, former deputy county auditor, was recovered from the Spokane river near the falls with a deep head wound and evidence of robbery. He vanished earlier this year during the serials and was known to carry money and a watch. survivors include a tall...
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Palted Press
Spokane
William H. Cook
Cook
Roosevelt Delayed. Hamburg To Arrive Monday
The Hamburg with ex-President Theodore Roosevelt aboard will not reach Naples until Monday morning after stops at the Azores and Gibraltar. Roosevelt sails for Mombasa Monday evening. the Duke and Duchess of Aosta may host luncheon. Ambassador Griscom arrived from Rome to greet him ashore.
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Hamburg
Theodore Roosevelt
Azores
Gibraltar
Aleo Storme Roosevelt
Mombana
Duchess of
Aosta
Griscom
Rome
Roosevelt
Bank Clearings Report From Seattle
Bank clearings in Seattle today total 1 742 162 91 dollars with balances of 203 273 20. Clearings show 9 965 203 00 and 133 314 00 in other figures.
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Seattle
Canada Miners Strike Reaches Vancouver Western British Columbia
Coal miners in Western British Columbia have walked out and demand a new agreement. Reports from several coal centers indicate workers are gradually abandoning picks and shovels in solidarity.
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Vancouver
Firittah Columbia
Dalement
Tariff Debate Highlights House Action on Lumber Hides
Florida Representative Parkham urges tariffs on cotton and lumber while Nebraska’s Kin supports hidden duty. Indiana's Cox criticizes drawback provisions as leaders set a Monday roll call on lumber and hides and a final vote on the Payne tariff bill.
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United Press
Washington
Representative Parkham
Florida
Kin
Nebraska
Cox
Indiana
House
New Dairy Inspectors Named in State
John Be Wrage of Arington F Rothell of Apokane and Ernest Kelly former federal employee named deputy dairy and food commissioners by State Dairy and Food Commissioner1 Davia Three deputies already in office L W Hanson of Seattle W H Adame of Spokane and J T Urquhart of North Yakima will stay Adame and Urquhart focus on meat and drugs inspection while Hanson Wrage Rothell and Kelly handle dairy inspections
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Artington
F. Rothell
Apokane
Ernest Kely
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Davia
L. W. Hanson
Seattle
W. H. Adame
Spokane
J.T. Urquhart
North Yakima
Adame
Mr. Urewhart
Hanson
School Board Awards Contracts for Two New Buildings
The board approved two construction contracts. George McKensie to build a park er tract schoolhouse at West 60th and 26th Avenue Northwest for 72 515 to be complete by September 1. F and Campon to construct Colman School at 24th Avenue South and Auantle Street for 49 285 with completion by October 16.
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Weat 60Th and
26Th Avenue Northwest
George McKensie
Colman School
24Th Avenue South
Auantle Street
F. & Canpon
Boats report by wireless from Pacific voyage
The United Wheelees received ship reports from the Pacific. The Chinane Maru says it is 00 miles out and will reach San Francisco Monday morning. Rupert City reports fair weather and safe progress off Chatham Point. The fleet anticipates arrival in Vancouver tomorrow.
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Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
Rupert City
Chatham Point
Vancouver
Contempt arrest of Frank Clayburn at Livingston hotel
Frank Clayburn was arrested this morning in the Livingston hotel on a Superior Court order for contempt of court due to failure to pay alimony.
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Frank Clayburn
Livingston
Gillam
Railroads End Tacoma Genesee Corridor Rivalry
Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound line and Harriman west in Pacific Northwest reach a pact. No competition between Gentile and Tacoma as two routes become unnecessary.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railroad
Harriman West
Pacific Northwest
Gentiie
Tacoma
Navy Lieut Palmer Named Naval Aide to President Taft
Lieut L C Palmer of the navy is assigned as naval aide to President Taft succeeding Commander William S Simms who has been transferred. The item notes the replacement in the president's staff and references a page 6 feature about an architect for house builders.
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Lieut
L. C. Palmer
Navy
President Taft
William 5. Simms
Standard Oil Plans Defense in Allegheny Court Challenge
The article outlines Standard Oil’s defense against a government challenge to its 69 companies’ consolidation into a single corporation. The contention is that the merger occurred before the 1890 act, with details from a government filing and an authoritative source.
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Aes
New Jersey
United Eircuit Court
St. Louis
Nation
Receiver Sought for Gold Mountain Mining Company
Goon, a mining man, filed suit against Gold Mountain Mining alleging mismanagement and large borrowings for machinery. He asks the court appoint a receiver and claims a $200 promissory note dated January 14, 190%. The note was due in ten months and remains unpaid. Premiums on stock are called valacious.
Judge Morris Here to Stay with Family in Seattle
Supreme Judge George G. Morris arrived in Seattle from Olympia last night. He is the new member of the higher court appointed by Gov. Hay. He will not move his family to Olympia until next fall to keep them in Seattle for the A.Y.P. exposition.
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George G. Morris
Seattle
Olympia
Morris
Hay
A.Y.P
Steal Sack of Coin at Mission Hardware
Police seek two young men dressed like college students who bought ten cents worth of nails and fled with a sack containing 68 dollars in coin from the Mission Hardware store. Also, Krneat Twist sues the city of Beattie for 10000 in damages after stumbling on gas pipes at First Ave and Pike St. Edmonds welcomes the new life saving tug Snohomish visiting the harbor as the bu siness day is disrupted.
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Mission Hardware Company
First Av
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Krneat Twist
Beattie
Edmonds
Colored residents face restraining order bid in Mount Baker addition case
Susie Stone Marguerite Pay and other defendants in the Hunter Tract Improvement Company suit deny concealment claims saying the company knew the buyers were colored when they took possession. The case centers on a restraining order sought after the move to erect a house in Mount Baker Park Addition. The matter arose from an appeal to the Munter company and was reviewed in court yesterday.
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Susie Stone
Marguerite Pay
Hunter Tract Improvement Company
Mount Baker Park Addition
John F. Main
Hunter Tract Company
Mt. Baker Addition
Park
Seattle
Munter Company
Yeoaterday
Stone
Texas Town Fire Threatens Entire Section
A blaze in the southern part of the city threatens to wipe out the area as flames spread rapidly. The local fire department struggles to contain it. appeals go to Dallas and firefighting equipment is rushed in on a special train.
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Went Worth. Tor
Dallas
Miller Pleads Guilty in Grand Larceny Case
Robert Miller pleaded guilty before Superior Judge Mitchell Gilliam to grand larceny after being arrested by Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich. He faces a penitentiary term of not less than one nor more than fourteen years for stealing money from Elia Morris who runs a lodge house in Franklin. In custody Miller sent a letter to Morris stating he would use the funds to hire an attorney if Mrs. Miller did not comply.
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Matt Starwich
Mitchell Gilliam
Miller
Elia Morris
Franklin
Aaant
Taft Plans Western Tour This Summer
President Taft plans a Pacific coast visit this summer and has not abandoned his western tour. He told Leo E. Alexander and Michael Alexander of San Francisco that he expects to visit their city during the fall.
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Calted Press
Washington
Taft
Pacific Coast
Leo E. Alexander
Michael Alexander
San Francisco
Anthony, 51, Pleads Guilty to Assault with Deadly Weapon
Anthony, aged 51, entered a guilty plea to assault with a deadly weapon. He was fined 100 and sentenced to three months in the county jail. He broke down in court stating this was his first offense.
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Anthony
Anthony Ie
Murder charge filed in Fotlas Kapuranis case
An Information charging Fotlas Kapuranis with first degree murder for the March 31 killing of George Kostas was filed in superior court by Prosecuting Attorney Vanderveer. Kostas was mortally wounded while returning to work on the regrading project at Ninth Ave and Lenora St. in Seattle. The rest of the text notes an upcoming concert by pianist Ossip Gabrilowitch at the Moore Theatre and a comic dialogue excerpt.
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George Kostas
Vanderveer
Kapuranis
Kostas
Ninth Av
Lenora St
Wha her days at homer Ohe's jal leader has no days
Portrait sketch from the Kansas City Journal notes a leader forsaking home days and relying on the telephone for connections, reflecting a shift in routines and public life.
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Homer
Kaa City Journal
Whimsical quips on colleges and industry in a late edition
The page features playful exchanges about colleges and the electoral college and mock rivalry between schools. A judge comment notes 27 hairpin factories running day and night in the country yet failing to keep hair out of butter.
Prominent Ballard Man Dies This Morning
Prominent Ballard man Jacob D. Schumacher aged 55 dies at 2242 West 62nd Ave N W after a long illness. Survived by wife daughter Mrs Gay of Green Lake and two brothers in Chicago and near Edmonds Richmond Beach. Funeral planned at First M E church Monday afternoon. Remains with Mayfield Undertaking. Also reports the infant son of Mr and Mrs Morrill Batley dying this morning with funeral at Graham Engemann chapel this afternoon and interment Crown Hill.
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Flist M. & Church
Mayfield Undertaking Company
Colorado preacher weighs equal suffrage impact in Colorado
Denver reports Rev. David Utter, Unitarian minister, argues equal suffrage raises ballot totals but increases family jars and political discord. He says women’s influence on civic responsibility is limited and questions the broader benefits of woman suffrage amid politics.
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Denver
Colo
David Utter
Unitarian Church of
Dr. Utter
Utah
Quotable Balance of Patience and Faith in Men and Women
A fragmented quotation discusses gender dynamics, patience, and belief in male superiority. It contrasts a thief using intellect with a woman's faith, noting that even when a man proves superiority, a woman may not accept it. The piece reflects social attitudes and general observations rather than a specific event.
Proposed college for cooks to teach French menu writing
A Philadelphia Public Ledger notice states a proposed college for cooks will be called something new because its graduates will bear a French menu. Authored by A. M. Cunningham, merchant on Third Avenue.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
She And Are You Sure You Really One Wes Love Me
In a terse exchange the narrator questions certainty about love as a Herald piece hints at personal reflection and social commentary. The wording suggests a dating or courtship moment with playful doubt.
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