Bitter attack on organized labor echoed in New Orleans address
President Pere of the National Manufacturers Association delivers an April speech in New Orleans denouncing labor unions. He lauds manufacturers for eight hour debates and anti injunctions, faults newspapers and public figures, and portrays unions as un-American coercive mobs. He singles out the anthracite strike and criticizes Mayor Harrison amid a broader anti union critique.
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Congress
Parry
Harrison
Chi@ge
Lbeor Uniona
AT&T Increases Capital Stock In New York Filing
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company of New York files with the secretary of state to raise capital stock from 150 million to 256 million dollars amid plans reported to merge with Western Union Telegraph and Postal Telegraphs.
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Albany
N. Y
American Telephone & Telegraph
New York
Secretary of State
Western Union Telegraph
Postal Telegraphes Asd
Forfeits Deposits In City Road Contract
The city declares the deposits of M. H. McMullen forfeited totaling 154 dollars for grading in the Allegon Virginia and streets in TH A A y's addition and Twenty raventh avenue between Dennywey and Madison Street. McMullen, the lowest bidder, failed to sign the contract letting it go by default.
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Dole of Public Works
Tod Ay
M. H McMullen
Hope for the Columbia Sinks After Typhoon Damage
The German ship Columbia, battered by typhoons, reportedly has heavy damage to its sails and rigging and struggles to reach port. After 68 days at sea from San Francisco to Sydney, the vessel is declared lost though some maritime men claim it remains safely afloat.
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Hae
Capreesen
Columbia
San Francisco
Sydney
Marine News From Seattle Harbor and Shipping Activity
In Seattle authorities report that Park B. R. Wilson of the Eady Trading Company and associates are in the city in connection with the German steamship Como loading flour at Seattle. J Waldrip’s gasoline launch Kingston was sold to a Burley cooperative for furnishing 66 000 feet of lumber for government shipment. A passenger list from Puget Sound ports accompanies the notes about sea traffic and a forthcoming voyage of the giant steamship Shawmut with Vladivostok, China and Japan connections.
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W. McNearsay
Park B. R. Wilson
Eady
Acws Trading Company
Francisco
Como
Seattle
J. ¥. Waldrip
Kingstom
Co-Operative Colony
Burley
Ban Te Beattie Nertroporssengers
Seattie
Puget Sound
Shawmut
Pacific Shipping Lines Move Office to First Avenue
The Ey Department of Puotticing and Navigation will relocate to Pacific Clipper Line offices on First Avenue. Captain BBRR! of the steamers Nome City Beevister Santa Ana will depart as part of the Pacific Packing and Navigation Company.
Thetis Sets Course for Beattie for Summer Cruise
The revenue cutter Thetis departed San Francisco this morning bound for Beattie and is expected to arrive in about three days. She likely carries orders to outfit here for her annual summer Alaskan cruise.
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Thetis
San Francisco
Beattie
Shold
Four Women Arrested in North Seattle Saloon Roundup
A late night sweep nets four women known to the police in the North Seattle saloon district. Nell Pickerett prefers male roles and is linked to gang activity. Harry Livingston and others like Hadeen, Decker, Brown, Annie Smith, and Madge Heath are held or jailed as the authorities seek to curb hangers-on and disruptive behavior.
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Tae Saa Pickerett
Harry Livingston
Selo
Seattle
Nell Pickere
Hadeen and
Decker
Brown
Annie Smith
Madge Heath
Smith
Boy in Cedar Mountain shelters runaway
A young boy named Fred Quiever allegedly ran away from South Beattie and stayed several days at a Cedar Mountain residence before reporting to police that he sought refuge there.
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L. Bimon
Cedar Mountain
Fred Quiever
Littie
Eaya
South Beattie
Stella Springer Turns Up Safe After Missing Report
Stella Springer walked into the police station this morning to deny the reported disappearance. Friends had alerted authorities after she failed to contact relatives, but she said she had been with relatives and did not intend to worry anyone.
Young Bride Reverses 19th Century Marriage Ring
Albina Clark, a 16 year old in Albina, marries Charles Delbovier for clothing money but seeks annulment after Delbovier allegedly paid $100. Justice Tallman voids the union noting age and deception. Delbovier, nearly 30 years older, claims he was misled about her age and name Pearl Vaniet.
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Rupertor Ju Taliman
Albina
Charles Delbovier
Gi Ae
Udge Tallman
J. Clark
Delbovier
Pearl Vaniet
Awaere
Dethovier
Marri
Atri
Divorce Granted After Desertion Scandal Involving Hunt Family
Mabel Hunt obtained a divorce from Charles Hunt before Superior Judge Griffin in the morning session. The husband was accused of deserting his wife and later allegedly proposed to his sister in law after promising never to live with her. He reportedly joined a traveling wild animal show after a confrontation with his wife’s sister and his current whereabouts are unknown.
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Mabel Hunt
Charles Hunt
Griffin
Hunt
March Fashions in New Monthly Journal for Women
The March issue, four new monthly journals from the Repiers, includes the Gret installment of A Romance of the Ball by Frederic Reddall and The Castle on the Rocks by Mrs Grey Casfield. Center features halftones of celebrated adrenacs and full page Mata styles. departments offer women’s interests and new spring outfits.
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Test the Repiers
Frederic Reddall
Castile
Grey Casfield
Tely Niustrat
Sehome Steamer Crashes In Narrow Deception Defiles
A steamer named Sehome ran aground after navigating a narrow pass near Deception. The vessel struck a rock and sustained severe damage to the forward starboard beam, though no injuries or other damage are reported. The accident is blamed on a rising tide rushing through the passage like a mill race.
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Whatagm
Ithe
Professor Wileen Teaches at Hawke Hall Sessions
Professor Wileen offers private lessons daily with evening classes at Hawke Hall on Mondays and Fridays.
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Wileen
Hawke Hall
Truce Declared in Lorimer Dur Crowns Election Crisis
Attorneys on both sides reach accord delaying arrests and ballot seizures. Supreme Court to decide in April term. City hall guard withdrawn as tension eases. Mortality notes report Mrs Jennie Burdette dies at Providence Hospital and household losses follow.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Collier Promoted to Assistant Treasurer Post
Herbert T. Collier has been promoted from voter clerk to assistant treasurer by City Treasurer Gormiy. Collier will serve in the water tax department.
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Herbert T. Collier
Gormiy Collier
Crabby Burke In Critical Condition In City Hospital
John Burke known as Crabby lies critically ill at Moned hospital after transfer from the Bummit house. A veteran city newsboy and former secretary of the Newsboys’ Union, Burke has long been a familiar figure in local journalism circles.
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John Burke
Giles Redelsheimer Opens New Julag Thedel Sheimer Store
Giles Redelsheimer opened a remodeled and enlarged store at the corner of Piret Avenue and Columbia Street last night. A large crowd attended the opening and local youths were invited to learn the newspaper business by applying.
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Julag Thedelsheimer
Piret Avenue
Columbia «Street
New Drainage District Petition Filed Near Kent and Olirten
A petition to create drainage district near Kent and Olirten was filed with the county commissioners this morning by several property owners in the region. The proposed district, designated Gletriet No. ¢, aims to manage drainage issues affecting local lands.
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Dietriet
Kent
O'lirten
Gletriet No
Missing Mahion Groom 18 in Huntsville Waah
Information to police shows Marion Groom of Huntsville Waah vanished after arriving in Battle to have eye treatment. His father reports no word in weeks and asks for help locating the missing man aged about 18.
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Marion Groom
Hunteville
Waah
Baeme
Moon
Gireom, Jr
Milton’s rocky road to travel in murder case
William Milton arrested in Seattle for the murder of L. A. Smeoth at Green Light saloon. He faces a six month term on a Los Angeles pile after information led by Seattle police. Alleged accomplice James Tillon was cleared by a jury in the superior court.
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Wiliam Milton
Seattle
L. A. Smeoth
Green Light
Los Angeles
Beattle
Milton
James Tillon
Heat Triumphs in Ninth as Oakland Slips
In a tense late rally the Heat from Seattle overcame Oakland after Henry Jansing sparked an eighth inning rally with a two bagger. Oblare and Hedwaris added key hits in the ninth to tilt the game to Seattle 4 2, while Beattie started for Oakland and Graham handled Oakland in the loss.
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Han Francisco
Apell
Oakland
Henry Jansing
Hedwaris
Ware
Hemphill
Behock
Moettiger
Beattie
Graham and Lohman
Divorces Granted by Superior Judges
Two divorces were granted this morning by Superior Judges. Mtella Clever was divorced from Howard Cleves on the grounds of desertion. Jamen Crotty was granted a divorce from C M Croft ty on the grounds of generation, with a notice for a young man to learn the newspaper business at Lioywth ef.
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Mtella Clever
Howard Cleves
Jamen Crotty
M. Croftty
Genertion
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Intel
Buffalo Clothing
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Pettit
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Baby Recond Avenue
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Sp Ramaker
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