Beattie Plans Scandinavian Hospital With Norwegian Concert
Beattie moves to build a modern Scandinavian hospital costing up to 100000 dollars with Beattie and Washington backing. A new Scandinavian Hospital association forms with Rev August Petersen as president and A J Wyland as secretary to mobilize funds and a mass meeting is planned next Tuesday night. Donations fund the building and future running costs. free treatment will be provided to worthy Scandinavians. The Norwegian Singing society will host a concert for the hospital fund tomorrow evening.
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Gun Fung Freed in Habeas Corpus Case
Gun Fung, a Chinese woman held in county jail for months, was released by Judge Han ford on a writ of habeas corpus. She claimed birth in San Francisco and that her husband tore up papers proving her right to stay. The court accepted her testimony as truth and she expressed fear of deportation and desire for possible divorce. Prisoners recalled her as a cheerful, sunlit presence.
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Notable New Orleans horse show opens under local association
The New Orleans Horse Show Association opened a major event today and will run through the week. Officials note a high class and large entry list, with strong local interest ensuring success for the South’s finest exhibition of its kind.
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Gardiner and Hoot Set for Six-Round Fight in Chicago
George Gardiner of Lowell and local middleweight Jack Hoot completed preparations for a six round bout tonight under Wabash club auspices. Both boxers are viewed as evenly matched and the matchup is expected to be engaging. A buckhorn silk umbrella was stolen from Attorney P. F. Hughes in his Burke Building office yesterday, discovered missing after the thief had left.
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Suspect Arrested in Saloon Robbery Case
Joe McCarthy a bartender was arrested on suspicion by Detectives Hubbard and Freeman and Patrolman W C Hubbard. He is believed to be the man who prompted two young boys to rob a saloon at First avenue and Madison street a few days ago.
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Franke Hall Society Presents A Varied Evening Program
The Franke Hall society, with 144 members led by Prof H C Anderson of the Anderson Mandolin Club, showcases a diverse program. It includes Norwegian singing, mandolin serenades, recitations by Anderson and L A Berg, solos and duets, and a 200-view presentation by Joachim Arnesen of world sights from Seattle to Paris. A graphophone offers McKinley’s last speech. moving pictures cover Alaska, the Philippines, and South Africa.
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Way Down East at the Grand and Ostler Jor at Third Avenue
The Grand screens Way Down East the rural drama lauded as the decade’s famous work with a strong company and a week long run including a Saturday matinee. At the Seattle theater vaudeville is trimmed for a creditable show as the current vaudeville bill continues through the week with a Saturday matinee. The Third Avenue theater presents Ostler Jor this week with a strong run and a Saturday matinee.
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Dominion bounties for iron reach 661269 in past year
Montreal reports Dominion government payments for iron production totaled 661269 last year, 112962 more than the year before. Canadian iron output rose to 244967 gross tons in 1801 from 86000 tons the prior year, with current-year production expected to hit 150000.
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Quiet mobs in Guthrie calm after governor’s troop move
In Guthrie Oklahoma April 9 a negro church burnings aside no outbreaks have occurred in Lawton since the governor announced troop deployment. The governor’s forceful stance has subdued the mob mood and troops remain on waiting orders. Meanwhile John W Maple petitions probate court to become administrator of his late father John W Maple of Van Aassell with the widow Minnie G Maple waiving rights and heirs supporting the appointment. The Chehalis county estate is valued at $20000.
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Auction Notice for Household Goods at 6 Percent Pike
In the suction room at 6 percent Pike Avenue on Friday at 10 a m. the sale includes a parlor organ bedroom sets singer sewing machine rockers extension table dining chairs cook stoves steel ranges wool art square queen’s toilet seats granite ware dishes and more auctioneer J T Wilson conducts the sale
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