Saloon crackdown in Seattle stirs council clash
City council votes to close gambling houses and curb saloons in the business district, with Mayor Humes pledging to enforce the anti gambling orders. A heated debate over redistricting saloons on Second and Third avenues follows as officials push for sweeping action.
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Saloon District Ordinance Deliberations Amid Gambling House List
A city debate outlines how a saloon redistricting ordinance could affect gambling dens and Chinese lotteries. Mayor Hames delays action until Chief Reed returns from Everett, with ten day clarifications and potential license implications discussed.
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War ends if Pipiner accepts terms in U S proclamation
Washington April 4 The hope is expressed that the Pipiner will accept the terms offered in the America proclamation made public by United States Commissioners In that event the war will promptly end.
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Harrison Re-elected in Quiet Chicago Mayoral Race
Chicago voters face a calm election with a heavy turnout as Mayor Harrison, a Democrat, appears poised to be re-elected. Officials expect results shortly after polls close.
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Kaute Administration Statement From Berlin
April 4. The Wreadonl ham L Kauts action RETR President through A tor White at Berlin expresses regret that the trouble had arregnate with no word of disapproval of the conduct of United States officials.
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Fragmented miscellany on figures and curiosities
A garbled collection notes varying topics from Italian vegetarianism and herring counts to Massachusetts city growth. It mentions telegraph trade reports, hotel staff in Mexico, Queen Victoria, Sir John Lubbock, the theodolite, Andrew Carnegie, immigrant money, and a quip on Porto Rico prospects. Also references a Buffalo incident, ostrich defenses, Florence Nightingale, and Belgian organ grinders licensing.
Salisbury Accepts Tripartite Samoa Commission Plan
England accepts German offer for a tripartite Samoa commission. London reports Lord Salisbury endorses the plan with the United States already agreeing.
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Captain May Returns Safe From Hong Kong
CAPT MAY safe. Captain May superintendent of police, previously reported captured by Chinese, has returned to Hong Kong uninjured.
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Mrs Anna George Trial Opens in Canton Murder Case
Canton OhioApril 4 The trial of Mrs Anna George for the murder of George Saxton brother of Mrs McKinley began today Washington April 4 Attorney General Gries ruled civilians may sell beer at army post exchanges in canteens
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The City of Topeka Strikes Reef Off Wrangel Narrows
A steamship bound to Juneau ran aground on a submerged reef near Point Alexander in Wrangel Narrows after its rudder failed. Captain Thompson reported a hole in the port bilge and the vessel was beached to prevent sinking, with divers and repairs planned in Juneau and Seattle.
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Outbreak Fears Hit Europeans in Canton Area
Reports from Hong Kong and Canton describe growing anxiety among foreigners as tensions rise with native populations. Troops are on marching orders while locals oppose English presence amid ongoing disturbances and a potential outbreak risk.
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First Montana Regiment Skirmish Near Calumpit
Part of the First Montana regiment while reconnoitering toward Calumpit engages Filipino forces in a sharp fight. One American soldier is killed and several are wounded before the enemy is driven off in all directions.
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Seattle Inklings and City Miscellany
The Equitable Mercantile and Mines association is incorporated with a capital of 5 million dollars. Trustees named are W. A. Barriz D. A. Curry and C. B. Holman. Attorney FE Edeon filed a lien for 130 dollars on a judgment Henry Giles secured in superior court against Fred B Sanders and wife. Charles H. Baker, receiver of Merchants National Bank, resigns effective April 15 and A W Frater succeeds him. The Seattle Kennel Club plans the fourth annual beach show starting April 12. Judge Hanford awards libelants 2500 in the M Seller Co versus steamer South Portland case. James J Steyner of Colby Kitsap county dies at Providence hospital after liver trouble. he had lived with Thomas H Rice of Colby for four years and once worked for the New York Herald. Sub-post office moves to 618 Broadway with P E K Fisher as clerk. Benjamin Bogardus and Mose Gopuland bound over. Allie Everett held on $100 bond. John van Rossche of South Seattle and Maggie Goodman of North Seattle marry yesterday.
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Land Openings for Settlers at Southern Ute Reservation
Washington April 4 The President signed a proclamation opening the eastern half of the Southern Ute Indian reservation in southwestern Colorado to the public. The lands will be opened at noon on May 4 for settlement by the public.
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