Not Killed in Mother's View
A little girl named Carla Vinette, daughter of Joseph Vinette, was fatally struck by a freight train near her home. Deputy Coroner Arnold reports no brakeman warning and the train could not be stopped in time. The girl’s mother was devastated and the parents mourn another child lost to diphtheria last December. Coroner Carroll may hold an inquest to determine blame.
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Carla Vinette
Joseph Vinette
Arnold
Ronney- Watson
W. D. Hofmnee & Co
Carroll
Seattle Hosts North Pacific Whist Convention At Hotel Stander
Preparations are under way for the 11th annual North Pacific Whist association convention to be staged in Seattle at the Hotel Stander from April 26 to 28. Teams from Portland Tacoma and Olympia join Seattle clubs and the 8 A C and Rainier club entries with at least 30 ladies expected in the tournament.
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Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
Olympia
8. A.C
Rainier
Dowie’s Wall Street Speculation Under Scrutiny
A Chicago tract records accusations against John Alexander Dowie and the Zion City leadership. Officials claim Dowie and associates amassed nearly 1.2 million dollars through stock exchanges while exposing followers to extravagant schemes and alleged mismanagement.
Strike Threat Looms At Ballard Mills Amid Negotiation Standstill
Mill owners refuse to meet workers as a walkout begins affecting business across Ballard. President says settlement possible in five minutes if owners talk to the union. many weavers relocate to Silver Lake and Gray's Harbor seeking work while all mills except Stemson and Acme remain closed.
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Ballard
Silver Lake
Sedro-Woolley
Gray's Harbor
Stemson Mill Company
Acme
Howard Wiley
Muskegon Mill
Local Men Invest in North Coast Pulp and Paper Venture
Attorney John B. Hart and F. A. Williams of the city back a 1.5 million dollar pulp and paper mill project at Bella Coola in Northern British Columbia. A six man surveying party closes the initial field work as eastern capital backs the Bella Coola Development Company with a 1.5 million capitalization. Land lease secured from the provincial government, Norwegian interests to receive timber but control remains with the local company over about 6,000 acres pending survey completion.
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John B. Hart
FE. A. Williams
Hella Coola
Columba
Capitelietes
Bella Coola
Previnetel
Hela Coola Development Company
Colentetse
Meattle
Season Opens With Baseball Parade in San Francisco
In San Francisco on an April opening day the baseball season began with a downtown parade of San Francisco and Seattle players led by Pitcher Hittie and Vickers. Captain Hall praised his troops as the Seals faced Portland in a game preceded by a large automobile procession and a ceremonial first pitch by Rev Duncan Wallace.
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Siwaghes
SEALS
GANM
Francisco
Ban Francisco
Cal
San Francissco
Seattle
Hittie
San Francisco
Vickers
Biwashes
Hall
Vickera, P
Freano
Portland
Duncan Wallace
Pitegerald
Hogan
Freano Battery
French and Donohue
New Bank to Open on Pike Street in Beattle
A new bank backed by Alaska investors prepares to open Monday at 214 Pike Street, with a 16 year lease on nearby corner property and plans for a landmark building to be ready by December 1. John G. Price serves as president, with J. Rice as cashier and WM Shefield as secretary. directors include R Deen, Carl M Johanson, Tom Larson, J W Perkins, and George Murphy among others from Fairbanks Nome and Juneau. The institution aims to offer savings and investment services as part of a growing Alaska investment movement.
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Beattle
Northern Securities and Banking Company
Pike Et
Weaetlake Boulevard
Pike
Northern Securities Bank
Alaska
Alaska Money
John G. Price
Skagway
J. Rice
WM. Sheffield
Alaska Club
Mr. Price
Dente! Kelleher
Frank T. Hunter J. Piper
George Murphy
J. H. Moore
Juneau
R. Dunn
F. L. Kirkpatrick
Sam
Nome
W. M
Carl M. Johanson
J. F E. Chilberg
Tom W. T. Perkins
H. K
Hesd Capital
Final meeting on arbitral offer amid coal railroad tensions
Secret conference in New York sees thracite coal railroads and independent operators weigh Mitchell's arbitration proposal. Indianapolis reports 18 percent of Indiana coal tonnage signed the 908, with Pennsylvania railroad employers poised to strike, signaling a possible concerted action. Springfield notes little change after the first week of coal strikes, with 190 mines signing only 1,060,000 tons.
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Mitchell
Pennsylvania Railroad
Springfield
Opb
Citizens favor mayor plan to build steel city hall
Beattie citizens broadly support Mayor Moore's proposal to erect a new steel city hall on the current site funded by the sale of idle city real estate. Some doubt exists over sufficient property to raise enough funds, as $241,000 from the Harriman railroad sale remains, though part would cover new stables and street department needs. Prominent supporters cite reduced bond costs and preserved city records as key advantages, while a counterpoint voices caution about available property and long-term needs.
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Beattle
Moore
Harriman Railroad
Hia
Gil
James B. Meikle
Chamber of Commerce
Gill
George Russell
New City Hall
Eaeh
Plana
W. R. Williams
Beattie Commercial Club
Seattle
Puricipal
Cownciman
William Murphy
Ancilman C. HM. Burnett
Star Carriers Lead Parade to Star Theater March
Seattle Daily Star carriers marching 300 strong led by Professor Miners Star Carriers band left the Star office to attend an afternoon at the Star Theater. They carried banners praising the Star and Seattle as a growing paper and invited readers to come to the theater. The piece then questions Seattle’s business leadership as it weighs supporting James A. Moore’s steel plant proposal and the regional competition for the project.
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Seattle Daily Star
Star
Star Theater
Drg
Uns
Seattle Star
Hama
Aew
Moore
Tacoma
Seattle
Mr. Moore
Western Washington Baptist Conference in Seattle Begins April 9
The Baptist conference of the Woestern Washington district will be held in Seattle starting Monday April 9 for three days. Day sessions occur at Tabernacle Baptist church 15th Ave N and Harrison St with evening sessions at First Baptist church 4th and James.
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Baptist Conference
Washington District
Seattle
Tabernacle Baptist Church
15Th Ay. N
Harrison St
First Baptist Church
4Th and James
Watne In Divorce Case Over Drunkenness And Assets
Kari Watne petitions for divorce from Torberg Oldadatter Bryggeson Watne in Norway claiming drunkenness. The plaintiff left the wife a farm valued at 6 000 kroner and 6 400 kroner in the bank, with conditions tied to the divorce.
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Kari Watne
Torberg
Burglaries Reported in Various Neighborhoods
A wave of petty thefts was reported to police last night across widely separated neighborhoods. Victims include Nora Miiman who lost 5 dollars, J. P. Rosaman who reported tools stolen, and Mrs. Slalints who two rings valued at 9 dollars each. Fireish torques and produce thefts also noted. Meanwhile lava flow from Vesuvius threatens Boscotrecase and nearby Rescotrecase as residents scramble for safety and prayers.
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Nora Miiman
Washington
P. J. Schubert
Grand Ave. N
Portland
Ore
Oscar Miller
N. J. Chase
Arcade Bouilding
W. Slalints
12Th Ave
Lont
Boylston
J. P. Rosaman
Pike
Mr. Holt
Marvard
Scott
Ga20
14Th Ave
Bescoreale Toale
St. Anne
Perth
Vesuvius
Oregon Makes a Fast Trip From Se ward to Tacoma
Steamer Oregon arrived from Se ward with Capt John O Brien earning a credited record for a 12 days 19 months trip. ore tonnage aboard at Bicamar and 71 passengers including Fairbanks natives. U S Marshal Parry brought three insane men to the Oregon asylum. Mrs Burke of Fairbanks hotel and sister traveled out over the trail. Major Jan Febiger returned to Valdes after post inspection. J D Meenach from Eliamar mines accompanied southward on the voyage.
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Oregon
Seward
Valdes
John O'Brien
Bicamar
Fairbanks
U. S
Jan Febiger
J.D. Meenach
Eliamar
Tacoma
Six Judges Hear Murphy Disbarment Case In En Banc Session
Six judges of the superior court sat en banc today to hear disbarment proceedings against John C. Murphy prompted by the Swiftwater Bill Gates divorce case. The case ran late with calendars postponed a week to absorb the sensational divorce outcome. Mrs. Gates attended, with Murphy accused of misusing court funds and fees.
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John C. Murphy
Bill” Gates
Mackintosh
Bar Association
William A. Bell
Murphy
Gates
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