Seaport of Success Driven by Cod and Salmon Trade Surge
Seattle aims to lead the world’s fish market as 110000 tons of catch and products are forecast for the port. Eastern packers eye Puget Sound while Gloucester crews move north. Whalers, halibut fleets, and shellfish shipments reinforce Seattle’s top position amid new cold storage plans.
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Seattle
Bering Sea
Grand Banks
Gloucester
San Francisco
Seatte
Raska
Puget Sound
Prince Rupert
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Suffragette Threats After Rail Station Bomb Digging
London April 4. Militants linked to the suffrage movement claim responsibility for a derailment attempt at Oxted Surrey using a clock bomb set for 3 am. no one hurt but rail guards were tightened. Reports say the action was retaliation for a leader's sentence with threats to life.
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Peret Press
London
Ortie Mcthe
Surrey
Suf
Western and Midland Today
Saa
Miss Wilson Sees a Real Prize Fight
Eleanor Wilson daughter of the president witnessed a three round boxing match between Sailors Tom Hirschfeld and Walter Jones on the battleship Wyoming during naval maneuvers off Hampton Roads. She said she enjoyed the boat and six cabinet members were present.
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United Preee
Washington
Eleanor Wilson
Tom Hirschfeld
Walter Jones
Wyoming
Hampton Roads
Refusal to Free American Girl in London Prison
A letter from Mrs. Emerson to Home Secretary McKenna urging release of her daughter Miss Zelle Emerson, an American suffragist jailed in London, was ignored. Officials cited undiplomatic actions and advised by the American embassy. Mrs. Emerson's demand for access by her own physician was also refused. The text states Miss Emerson remains forcibly fed and near death.
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London
Emerson
Zelle Emerson
McKenna
Miss Emerson
Laughlin
Home Office
Sane Answers to Foolish Questions
A briefer humorous exchange discusses limits of measuring odd facts such as an oyster’s speed and garden walks. It notes mill races in the country are rarely timed and winners seldom announced while mentioning a Seattle restaurant serving hash on opening day and a quip about wisdom teeth among married men.
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Carl Lannon
Trial of Professor Olson Sparks Riot in Minnesota
In St Paul a mob rushed a courtroom to witness the Oscar Olson trial after he shot Clyde Darling following alleged affair with Olson’s wife Mrs Olson. Olson testified about his wife’s confession and the unwritten law defense faced cross examination by County Attorney O T Irien as police records noted.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Oscar Olson
Clyde Darling
Darling
Olson
O'Tirien Croa
Women Mustn t Straddle Horses Parade Ban
Nashville April 4 United Confederate Veterans bans riding astride. Gen John P Hickman orders Tennessee division that side saddle riding is required in future parades.
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Nashville
Tenn
United Confederate Veterans
John P. Hickman
Tennessee Division
Appomattox
United Veterans
Marie Cavan Story Sees Tenement Beginnings to Opera Fame
The article chronicles Marie Cavan rising from a New York East Side tenement to opera stardom. From a stenographer earning five dollars weekly to studying with Harriet Ware and Charles Clark, she pursued singing after a life-changing opera visit. Her break comes with a Chicago Grand Opera Company contract and a lavish rise, including a private train and staff.
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Fred L. Boalt
Marie Cavan
America
Germany
New York City
Marle
Ana Bi
Marie
Miss Cavan
Miss
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Ile
Tannhausser
Cavans
Zanzibar
Mother Cavan
Harriet Ware
Charles Clark
Cavana
Dippel
Mary Garden
Tippel
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Mario Wa
Mansel da
Hansel and
Gretel
Moore Theatre
Mass Meeting Demands Action On Speed Peril
The killing of Dorothy L West triggers a university district vigil as residents demand stronger laws and more motorcycle patrols. Teachers from the University of Washington helped organize the gathering at the branch public library as a public outcry grows over seven officers patrolling 40,000 residents and delays in the Griffiths ordinance.
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Dorothy L West
University
Griffiths
Bannick
Little Dorothy West
University District
Av. N. B
University of Washington
H. G. Byers
Green Lake
Wallingford
George W. Dulin
H. Stromberger
Pike Sr
F. A. Tiernelon
Madison
Apple Day At The Star Also A Pie Social
The Star reports Apple Day events with 2000 pies baked by city school domestic science girls in a wagon delivered case. Prizes ranging from flour to spice were awarded by Co. H. B. Hardt. An artificial eye saved Job Owen from death at Shamokin after a rifle bullet struck him.
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Star
H. B. Hardt
Job Owen
Shamokin
Billie Burke Writes Daily Beauty Chats for The Star
The Star announces an exclusive feature by Billie Burke, the actress whose sprightly chats on beauty, dress, love, and other feminine topics are published day after day. Her column promises lively, common sense guidance enjoyed by readers nationwide.
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Woman's Department
Billie Burke
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