Anti Roosevelt Rumors and Penrose Denials Dominate N Y Papers
In New York and Washington the press reports fuel anti Roosevelt speculation while denying Penrose’s alleged role. Washington officials and editors depict plots around the president’s policies. Penrose’s club membership denial reaches the White House amid ongoing political intrigue.
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Roosevelt
York
Washington, D. C
Senator Penrose
Anantas Club
White House
Cortelyou
Penrose
Sens Ee
Photographer Evicted While Seeking Health in California
Pears Peiser, once well known, is now destitute in Seattle after health decline and loss of property. He seeks funds to reach a ranch in the south for recovery, while local friends try selling his photographic views to raise money and aid his move.
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Ewarty
Percy
Calif
Pears Peiser
Seattle
Railway conductors to receive monthly raise in April
Conductor salaries will rise by 10 dollars per month starting April first with new rates around 98750 per month for conductors and 650 for flagmen and switch brakemen. Overtime set at 15 miles per hour. Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen gains a 10 percent increase. President Roosevelt phoned Knapp Neill and labor leaders expressing satisfaction with the settlement.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Roosevelt
Knapp and Neill
Rail line seeks land through Seattle tidelands blocks
The ene and Washington rail road, the Caton Pacific line in this state, has brought condemnation proceedings to acquire a strip of land through blocks 951, 355 and 356 Seattle Tidelands between Dakota 1 and Du wamishaw. The cases set for hearing in department 6 on April 24.
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Ene & Washington Railroad
Caton Pacific
Seattle Tidelands
Dakota #1
Duwamishaw
Department 6
Patched Chicago Awaits the Relic
Chicago prepared to receive a Spanish gunboat relic from Isla de Luzon or Isla de Cuba. The gunboats sunk at Manila Bay during the Dewey action are being shipped, ruined but destined as a new public park attraction in Chicago following 1893 fair interest.
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Chicago
Isla de Luzon
Isla de Cuba
Dewey
Manila Bay
St. Lawrence River
Welland Canal
President's new Jap law now effective
President Roosevelts proclamation barring Japanese and Korean laborers from the Hawaiian Islands without passports is now in effect. No ships from those islands may discharge passengers without passports, ending a practice of mass entry via Hawaii and neighboring borders. The measure targets thousands entering via Canada and Mexico, enforcing travel documents. An earlier agreement with Japan is cited, and immigration officials move to strict enforcement starting July 1. A separate note reports Italian grocer A Carloto forfeiting a $250 cash bond for liquor license violation.
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Roosevelt
Mawaitan Islands
Bureau of Immigration
United States
Hawaii
Mexico
Canada
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Mae
Gandwich Islands
Congress
A. Carloto
Beventedath A v
Frienda
Puget Sound Captain Plans Suit Over License
Captain ER N Glasscock, a longtime Puget Sound mariner, says he will sue U S marine inspectors Whitney and Turney in Seattle. His license was restored by Supervisor Birmingham of the Pacific Coast division after it was revoked for alleged derogatory remarks about local inspectors. Glasscock decries the action as a gross injustice and claims the inspectors exceeded their authority.
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Campalan
ER. N. Glasscock
Puget Sound
Birm
Pacific Coast Division
United States Marine Inspectors
Whitney and Turney
Seattle
Glasscock
Birmingham
Fair Play Sought in Sherman Act Case Before Interstate Commission
Attorney Milburn argues against Sherman Act violation in Union Pacific and Southern Pacific acquisition. He urges the commission to examine all parallel lines including Pennsylvania Vanderbilt Northern Pacific Rock Island and Great Northern. Government counsel Severance contends Sherman law was violated and Union Pacific controlled Illinois Central with routes to Portland.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Washington, D. C
Milburn
B. H. Hartiman
Interstate Commercce Commission
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt Lines
Northern Pacific
Rock Island
Great Northern
Commission
Severance
Portland
JAP BOYS IN GIRL S COOKING SCHOOL
Jeep boys enrolled in the W. A. C. cooking school with American girls. They work side by side with the girls and the instructor says they are always perfect gentlemen. Galland estate executor Emanuel Rosenberg files oath as executor of Catherine Caroline Kline Galland estate.
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Pour Jeep
W. C. A. Cooking School
Desclares
Storm Warnings Continue For Southwest Gales Today
A storm warning remains for southwest gales this afternoon and tonight as a second storm moves toward Cape Flattery.
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Cape Flattery
Santiago City Fire Threatens Total Destruction
Dispatches from Havana report Santiago is burning with no water available, and the city is feared to be totally destroyed.
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Santiago
Scripps Telegraph Service
Havana
Hurt by Machinery At Sound Roiler Works
Newcombe, an employee at Sound Roiler Works, was caught in machinery and suffered a broken jaw, broken collar bone, and arm. The arm was amputated. He lies unconscious at Providence hospital but is expected to likely recover.
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Newcombe
Sound Roiler Works
Providence Hospital
Fasting man endures odor of food in Salem
H. F Adams aged 80 in Salem completes his forty first day of fasting today. He subsists on water only and even the scent of food brings him intense distress as he endures the ongoing hunger.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Salem Ore
H. F Adams
Jewish Construction Firm Denies Patent Infringement Claim
The Jewish Construction company filed an answer in federal court denying that its "grained blocks" infringe Eugene Semple's patent. The filing contests the ownership and scope of Semple's claimed invention and asserts noninfringement.
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The
Jewis Construction Company
Tt Eugene Semple
Semple
Parry to Aid Sale of Water Bonds and Pipeline Delay
Ex city comptroller Will H Parry plans to help market the $2 260 000 water bonds as officials delay action on a new pipeline The finance committee will hear any reports from FP W Moore on taking the bonds at par Parry has conferred with city officials on the matter
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Excity
Will H. Parry
Parry
Clty
FP. W. Moore
No Brick for Paving Delay in City Brick Work
Chairman Mullen of the street committee refused to order more brick paving due to contractor brick shortages. Asphalt was proposed but deemed unavailable and handstone rejected as too costly. The issue stalled to the next meeting with a Seattle Electric supply note and a Denny on Clay report expected.
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Mullen
Cornellman Zbinden
Dennyon Clay Company
PLAN FOR NEW PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL BUILDING
The Gleters of Providence, operators of the Providence hospital, plan a larger Fifth Ave N and Mercer St site. Bomerville & Cole draft the plans for a 206000 dollar building. No decision yet on the current hospital at Wayles and Madison St.
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Gleters of
Providence
Providence Hospital
Fifth Av. N
Mercer St
Bomerville & Cole
Wayles
Madison St
Crowded streetcars collide in afternoon crash injures none
Shortly after 1 20 pm a Cedar streetcar No 2064 collided with a Fast Union streetcar No 152 at the junction of Firetav and Pike. Both cars were crowded but no passengers were hurt, though one glass window was broken.
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Cedar St
Union St
Ewitch
Firetav
Pike
Women discuss new hospital project led by Mrs Cline
A morning meeting of women supporters of the orthopaedic hospital discussed advancing the building. Led by Mrs J W Cline the group reviewed progress and noted nearly half the required funds have been raised.
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J. W. Cline
Chamber of Commerce
Autoist G Foster Kelly Arrested for Speed Law Violation
G Foster Kelly, cashier of the Beattie National Bank, was arrested last night for violating the automobile speed law.
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G. Foster Kelly
Beattie National Bank
Noted Socialist Lecturer Dantel De Leon to Speak in Seattle
Dantel De Leon, noted New York socialist editor and lecturer, announces a lecture at Egan's Hall in Seattle Sunday evening of April 14. He continues a touring lecture series on the labor movement across the United States.
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Dantel de Leon
New New York
Egan's Hall
Seattle
United States
Big Timber Sale Sparks Growth on Whidby Island
Continental Timber buys 4 760 acres in Jefferson County from Field and Carter holdings via Nichols Bros. for 120000 cash. Timber cruiser estimates 200000000 feet. Two new towns Saratoga and Greenbank platted on Whidby Island with a wharf and post office demanded near Langley.
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Continental Timber Company
Nichols Bros. Co
Mutual Life
Jefferson
Jefferson County
Field & Carter
Saratoga
Greenbank
Whidby Island
Langley
Judge Approves Gaffney Estate Appraisement
Judge Albertson has approved the appraisement of the Mary A. Gaffney estate at $396000. The ruling confirms the estate value for probate purposes and sets the stage for further administration.
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Albertson
Mary A. Gaffney
Trial of William Constantine for assault with intent to murder continues
The wealthy local butcher William Constantine faces a verdict as his trial for assault with intent to commit murder proceeds. Prosecutor Mackintosh denounces the insanity defense while attacking the Constantine family witnesses and suggesting motive to prejudice the jury. Shipley and Morris present the opposing sides, with state and defense rebuttals to follow.
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Jesse Hall
Mackintosh
Morris
Shipley
William Constantine
Tate
Bill Morris
Alma
Constantine
Myra Constantine Hall
Myra
W Morris
Miller
Yandell Named Successor to Nadeau as Chamber President
Secretary C B Yandell takes over as president of the Chamber of Commerce to replace A Nadeau whose growing duties with A Y P E B led to retirement. Yandell’s salary increases and he will be aided by a new clerk as he assumes February duties succeeding James Meikle.
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C. B. Yandel
Chamber of Commerce
A. Nadeau
A-Y-Peb
Yandell
Nadeau
Five Greeks Almost Roasted Alive in Tacoma Vendetta
In Tacoma on Commerce Street police cite a vow to assault five Greek laborers as a vendetta. A cabin burned after a dog barked waking a man. the shack and contents were destroyed. Piles of kerosene soaked wood surrounded the site.
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Tacoma
Commerce St
Lumber shipments resume to the east via Duluth route
The article notes that shipments of lumber and shingles are ready to resume moving eastward by way of Duluth, signaling a restarted supply flow and transportation capacity.
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N. P
Duluth
Columbia Annexation Approved by Seattle Committee
The election and boundaries committee accepted Columbia's petition to join Seattle. The ordinance goes to the city council next Monday for formal ratification. Approval means immediate annexation of the southern suburb into Seattle's Twelfth ward.
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City of Columbia
Seattle
Twelfth Ward
Island County Residents React to USGS Report on Whidby Farms
Island County residents express anger at a recent US Geological Survey report describing Whidby Island farms as composed of gravel and sand. The analysis sparked concern over land quality and agricultural viability.
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Island County
Uni States Geological Survey
Whidby Island
Ravena logger shot dead in Ravensdale saloon dispute
David N from Ravena dale was shot in a Ravensdale saloon by keeper John J. Fraser after a timber deal dispute. Logan died that night, Fraser claimed self defense, no inquest will be held but coroner will investigate. Fraser arrested, attorney Wilon Tucker retained.
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David N
Ravenadale
John J. Fraser
Fraser
Logan
Carroll
Wiltsie
Matt Starwich
Ravensdale
Wilon Tucker
Annexation Vote Scheduled in Ballard Tomorrow
Ballard faces a decisive election with 12 114 voters registered and annexation advocates and opponents rallying tonight at Sypher's hall and Junction hall. A last push aims to sway the shingle weaver and saloon vote as authorities enforce Sunday Saloon laws and ballot integrity concerns.
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Star Special Service
Ballard
Sypher's Hall
Junction Hall
Kitsap Transit to Run Sunday Boat Routes
The Kitsap Transportation company will begin running boats this Sunday. The Kitsap Sentinel and Burton will serve the Bainbridge Island run and the Dove will operate the Vashon Island route.
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Kitsap Transportation
Eomp
Kitsap
Sentinel
Burton
Balnbridge Island
Dove
Vashon Island
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Oes
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Wright
W.A . Caverty
Kullty
Pirzeenaco
Capitol Hill
U. S
Whitney
Turner
A. L. Walters
Mark Lowd
Seattle Electric Company
Hie
Columbia
Alexie Aladyn
Nicholas W. Tehykovsky
Balelord
Smith
Clowe
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