Butler Hotel Boycott Ended After Open Shop Settlement
The Western Central Labor Union ended the boycott of the Seattle Brewing and Malting Company and Hotel Butler after a conference. The hotel will remain an open shop with both union and non union cooks and waiters employed. The brewing company will drop its injunction against the Seattle Labor Temple Association, and a settlement committee led by managers and union officials will oversee the agreement.
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Seattle Brewing and Malting Company
Western Central Labor Union
Butler
Brewing Company
Seattle Labor Temple Association
Supreme Court
Manager King
The
Frank A. Rust
Western Central
Robert Hesketh
Pacific Coast
International Cooks and Waiters’ Union
Frank Cotterill
Plumbers
Sweeney
Star
William Black Man
Hotel Butler Company
King
Seattle Amalgamated Trades Council
Brewery Workmen's Union
Clerks’ Union No.90
Irom Molders’ Union
Ders
Carpenters Hall
G. W. Blanchard
Organi
Mr. Sweeney
Mayer King
Beventh and Pike
L. L Suder
Furber Lumber Company
Earthquake Kills Twenty-Five in Macedonia Regions
An April 4 quake in Villayet Kessevo and Salonica, Macedonia, killed 25 people and injured 40, destroying fifteen hundred houses and causing widespread distress in the affected cities.
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Vienna
Piles Faces Political Tug as Humphrey Backed Split Rumors
A letter from Humphrey alleges Piles planned to back Brownell of Everett to undermine Humphrey. Gov. McGraw and campaign aides react, with Stewart questioning Piles while Piles maintains support for Humphrey and hints at cross-support from the Northwestern region.
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Humphrey
F. H. Brownell
Everett
Whell
Gov. McGraw
Pilew
A. B. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Piles
Brownell
Plies
Cushman
Tacoma
Stewart
Pires
Congress
Exiled Telluride Miners Leave for San Miguel County
About one hundred Telluride mine strikers, kept by the Western Federation of Miners, departed Ouray for San Miguel County this afternoon under union officers. Tickets were provided by the Federation. The train is to be met at the county border by military forces and the men ordered not to enter San Miguel. It is predicted the laborers will be redeported promptly.
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Ourayt
Colo
Telluride
Western Federation of Minera
San Miguel County
Superior Judge Bell Declines renomination at Republican convention
Superior Judge Bell will not seek renomination before the Republican county convention. He informed friends he would not enter the race. The four sitting judges listed are HB Griffin R B Boy J Tallman and George, with others D Me and Swartes among names mentioned.
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Bell
Terme
HB. Griffin
R. B. Boy
J. Tallman
George
Two Houses Burned in Defective Flue Fire at Rainier
A defective flue caused a morning blaze at 02 Rainier Boulevard consuming two small frame houses. One more dwelling was damaged. Cr Nichols owned the properties, which were only partially insured. Authorities report substantial losses and ongoing investigations.
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Rainier Boulevard
Cr. Nichols
Plaintiff Dr Ira Mendenhall Sues Beattie Electric in Damages Case
Dr Ira Mendenhall brings a $25 000 damage suit in superior court against Beattie Electric before Judge Morrin. He alleges a Green Lake streetcar incident last April where he was knocked down and kicked off after protesting. Judge Humphries represents Mendenhall and initially sought $6 500 before amending for higher damages.
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Ira Mendenhall
Beattie Electric Company
Morrin
Mrs Botkin Convicted Again In Candy Poisoning Case
In San Francisco Mrs Cordelia Botkin was found guilty of first degree murder for sending candy through the mails to kill Mrs John P. Dunning of Dover Delaware. The verdict followed seven hours of deliberation and a birthday sentence set for April 16.
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San Francisco
Cordelia Botkin
John P. Dunning
Dover
Dela
Damages Sought After Boy’s Death in Dynamite Explosion
J L Scott and wife parents of Terrence Scott seek damages against the city and contractor C J Erickson totaling 1% for the death of ? year old Terrence in an explosion at Second avenue and Denny way on March 11. They allege negligence for failing to warn about dynamite danger. Edith J Budlong also sues for 230 claiming the city water department refused service after street grading by Stanley last August on Ewing Street.
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J. L. Scott
Terrence Scott
Second Avenue
Dennyway
City
Contraetor C. J. Erickson
Edith J. Budlong
City Water Department
Ewing Street
Stanley
Gets the Money Gets the Money
Frye building in Mington faces a key house transaction today as locals await updates on funding. Officials coordinate with coastwise partners to secure backing and move the project forward amid unclear timelines.
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Mington
Frye
Lawmakers Approve Lewis and Clark Exposition Funding
A live vote carried the passage of a resolution for immediate consideration of the Lewis and Clark exposition appropriation. The bill allocates 476000 dollars for the government exhibit with Bartlett of Georgia and Robinson of Indiana opposing, Liverwash supporting, and the measure passed without objection. Pension bills were then considered.
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Committee On Rules
Bartlett
Georgia
Robinson
Indiana
Liverwash
Rumors of an Attack on King Alphonso Dismissed
Reports from Barcelona refute claims of an assassination attempt on King Alphonso during his visit as rumors in Madrid are set aside by advices from Barcelona.
Iroot Becomes Hill's Lawyer In Cotton King Case
In a New York hearing before U S Commissioner Alexander, Elina Root announced she would join Harriman’s petition by serving as counsel for Northern Securities. Root said she may be required in federal court in St Paul next Tuesday, affecting her ability to attend the Bully hearing.
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Hithu Root
BE. H. Hartiman
Harriman Sention
Northern Securities Company
Man Killed by Explosion While Clearing Land Near Bid Kiteap
Joseph Jenner, about 44, a laborer, was killed instantly near Bid Kiteap county when a dynamite blast he and a companion set off failed to ignite and exploded in his face as he returned to check the charge. His companion found Jenner’s mangled body beside the stump. the body was shipped to the city for relatives.
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Joseph Jenner
Bid
Kiteap County
Jenner
Butterworth @ fone
Jebner
New Fire Escape Patent Aims To Improve Building Safety
A newly patented fire escape concept proposes a cloned coil platform for rapid egress from tall structures. Fire officials Kellogg and Cook praise the idea but doubt its suitability for an four story Almaka building. City committee meanwhile passes an ordinance to ensure fire protection and sidewalk clearance during construction.
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Almaka
Kellogg
Cook
Hkre
Fire and Water Committee
Pupils of Holy Names Academy to Stage Evening Recital
The Academy of the Holy Names music pupils present a recital tonight in the academy hall at o o clock. Admission is free. Many pupils are well advanced.
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Academy of the Holy Names
Academy Hall
Cyclone Kills Three in Mixia Texas
Becrippa News notes a cyclone in Mixia Jmourton Texas last night killed three people including John Ballard and his family. Nine were injured and many houses were demolished with crops severely damaged.
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Jmourton
Tex
Mixia
John Ballard
Bismarck Juniors Triumph In Tight Local Series
The Bismarck Juniors beat the Tillicums in a thrilling basketball series last night at the Biemarck college court. Final scores show the Juniors surging late to secure a clear victory after a competitive back and forth with the Tillicums.
Debating Unionism Teams Meet in Denny Hall
Debating teams from the University of Washington and University of Oregon meet tonight in Denny Hall. The question: That the history of trade unionism in the United States for the past twenty years shows a general tendency close to the best interests of the country.
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Unio
Washington
Oregon
Denny Nali
Uni
Mutiny aboard City of San Diego Sealing Schooner
Six Japanese sailors refused to go on duty aboard the City of San Diego sealing schooner. They were taken ashore at Clayoquot by Constable McDougall and are held for trial.
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Victoria
B. C
City of San Diego
Clayoquot
McDougall
The Bullet Fell Short
George Johnson a grocer faced a failed assassination when a unknown shooter fired a 2 calibre revolver at his home night. A heavy window pane stopped the shot and Johnson who had invited a friend to 1 Thirteenth Avenue South described sitting in a parlor rocker as the bullet fell near his feet before police were alerted by Patrolman Looker.
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George Johnson
Johnson
Thirteenth Avenue South
Looker
Losses at Port Arthur Prompt Elation Over Reuters Report
Official casualty totals from Port Arthur show 14 killed and wounded since the first attack in February. The public applauds the new report for exposing the unreliability of Russian dispatches.
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Tokio
Port Arthur
Upheld Conductor Ruling In Williams Ejection Case
The Seattle Electric Company won a suit by Mr and Mrs William F Williams alleging Mrs Williams was removed from a First Avenue car after presenting a transfer the conductor claimed was invalid. The court upheld the conductor’s decision and dismissed the claim.
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Seattle Electric Company
Wiliam F. Williams
Cooper Re-elected City Schools Superintendent
Frank B. Cooper was re-elected superintendent of city schools by the board of education. His salary for a three year term is 4000 for the first two years and 4500 for the third. B W Johnson received a one month leave to travel the east investigating manual training programs in other cities.
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Frank B. Cooper
Board of Education
B. W. Johnson
Death in Seattle visitor found dead from heart disease
Mrs. Jessie Graves of Seattle was found dead last evening in her mother's home in Everett where she was visiting. She had been in good health. Heart disease was the cause of death.
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Everett
April
Jessie Graves
Seattle
Lost Her Case Against Railway Company
Louise Brosseau failed to prove she was wrongfully removed from a Northern Pacific passenger train in Judge Morris's court. The suit was dismissed. Big Lumber Plant Everett: American Lumber and Manufacturing Company forms with $100,000 capital, buys the old wallworks, plans a large new mill within two months.
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Louise Brosseau
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Morris
Everett
American Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Mind Our Own Business Dinner Speech by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt spoke at a Willard Hotel dinner hosted by the Periodical Publishers Association. Toastmaster Hamilton Mabie praised him as a leading American author and illustrator of ideals. The speech urged Americans to mind their own business and avoid critiquing other nations to prevent resentment.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
New Willard Hotel
Periodical Publishers’ Association
Hamilton Mabie
America
Count Cassini
M. Jusserand
Baron von Sternberg
Justice Peckham
Building Inspector to Inspect Corner Pool Room
Building Inspector Place will investigate the Standard pool room at the southeast corner of Occidental Avenue and Washington Street. The owner says the structure is dangerous and that he was not notified of any danger. A year ago a new foundation was ordered to stabilize the building.
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Occidental Avenue
Washington Street
Court appearance in Joe Cann case ends with high bond
Unclear readable lines show Epley Smith failing to pull political support. In Joe Cann court charge, Judge orders bond at 8260. Details are fragmentary but indicate a bail decision in a criminal matter involving named parties.
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Epley Smith
Joe Cann
Ver
Murdered partners in Alaska duel and suicide shock Juneau
James Coggins and Joseph Andries, both prospectors with mining claims near Juneau, fought in a cabin then Andries shot himself. Coggins was slain, the motive unclear with a disputed will left by Andries. The two men, once residents of Oregon, were found by a town citizen and buried in Juneau after news arrived aboard the Cottage City.
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James Coggins
Joseph Andries
Juneau
Andries
O—Al
Howe
R. IL. Bat
Barney
George Dull
Cottage City
Teagher Still Missing After Campstay and Finances
The article reports Fred Stevens missing for about three weeks with unknown whereabouts. He arrived over four months ago and helped build the school. later employed as a dealer at $602 a month. He owed a landlady over $2, borrowed from others, and bought about $100 in school books on time from which he profited. He claimed ties to New York and Pennsylvania and is about 30 years old.
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Yocost
Fred Stevens
Stevens
New York State
Pennsylvania
Wild Beasts Said to Have Eaten Man Near Boa Mine
Everett dispatch reports Joseph disappeared leaving the Boa mine area and is believed to have been eaten by wolves or cougars. A companion said wolves and cougars roamed hungry nearby and that the beasts nipped his heels and clothing. A separate note mentions a widow and a failing suit related to a contract.
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Everett
Joseph
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