Fumigation Planned to Fight Consumption in City
Health Commissioner announces a future thorough fumigation of homes to curb tuberculosis. Inspectors will oversee the program, aiming to eradicate disease spread from urban cases. Authorities warn careless relatives risk delays, and expect a notable decrease in city cases. Seattle remains comparatively free but eastern arrivals have driven past deaths.
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Abiout
St Ylness
Health Commission
Sante Giee
Crichton
Ubte Cfty
Eonterm
Seattle
Venezuela adds insult to injury in Caracas dispute
The Caracas government and the United States clash over pending American claims. Secretary Root pressures Congress for authority to act at The Hague. The dispute centers on Venezuela's stance and renewed diplomatic friction as negotiations with President Castro proceed.
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Fashington
Cas
Caracas
Roosey Root
Castro
Root
Congress
Hague
Rootts
Venezuela
Barred Proceedings At Land Office Hearing
Reporters were barred from public recording as Edward W. Divon presided over the land office hearing regarding J. Henry Smith. Department officials ordered no statements until the case is submitted. Witnesses including BR Harner and L W Martian testified, with 17 specifications in the complaint. The trial is expected to be lengthy with many witnesses subpoenaed.
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Edward W. Divon
J. Henry Smith
the Weal Land Office
Bee
Smith
BR. Harner
L. W. Martian
West Virginia
A Dramatic School Performance At Egan Tonight
Tonight opens the lean Dramatic venom show at Egan Dramatic School featuring an three acts play The Chinese Tragedy Segumeee a one act A Merry Meeting The program includes Marietta’s class The Witch Dance and closes with the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet with Romeo played by Miss Hayman and Juliet by Miss Rimbold.
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Marietta
Mise Saipsmac Hayman
Romeo
Mise Nita Rimbold
Juliet
Murder near Cheney linked to robbery on railroad track
Frank Morean was murdered near Cheney Washington when his body was placed on a railroad track to conceal the crime A section band dragged the body off the track before a train arrived. robbery is cited as the motive.
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Gt Press
Frank Morean
Cheney
Wash
Newspaper employee robbed by footpad
W. C. Cawein of the engraving department at the Post Intelligencer reported being knocked down near his home at 2 45 this morning on Lane street. A gold watch and 10 in cash were taken. no description of the robber could be provided.
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W. C. Cawein
the Post Intelligencer
Lane St
Cawein
Falcon freighter launched for Capt Caine at Moran yard
The freighter Falcon built by Moran Company for Captain i FP Caine was launched this afternoon. The vessel was christened by Hitle Ruth Daw daughter of the manager of the Alaska Pacific Steamship Co.
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Falcon
Moran Company
I FP Caine
Hitle Ruth Daw
Alaska Pacific Steamship Co
A New Bish of Political Stew in Oregon
United Press reports two Republican presidential nominees Vice President Pairbanks and Senator Pax join three other senators Cullom Nelson and Lodge in supporting reelection of Senator Fulton. The Oregon gossip page quotes the trio as part of a larger coterie and notes Fulton’s recent feature as an undesired figure in national coverage.
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United Press
Portland
Ove
Pairbanks
United States
Pax
Cullom
Llinota
Nelson
Minnesota
Lodge
Massachusetts
Oregon
Fulton
Senate
Frasier Pleads Guilty in Petit Larceny Case
Fred Frasier pleaded guilty in the superior court to petit larceny for entering Dr. W. Bleecker s state room on the Defiance on February 16 1965 and will serve one year in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Frasier
DR. W. Bleecker
Harmen Fined by Higher Court Over Mining Matter
Harmen, a mining man, was fined $20 today by Judge Ger ee eet Seetae ae Tie Teeter in the supreme court by George 8S. Lemwors due to unspecified conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. BR. Harmen
Ger
George 8S. Lemwors
Bowman Awarded 950 in Seattle, Renton & Southern Case
James Bowman received consolation of 950 from a jury at the superior court today for injuries from boarding a car on the Seattle Renton and Southern line on July 16. He asked for 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bowman
Superior Court
Seattle, Renton & Southern
Seattle man surrenders as warrant issued for animal cruelty
Julius Petteviel of South Seattle gave himself up after learning a life or reset warrant on cruelty to animals charges. He allegedly beat a horse with a fence tail, tied it down and braced its head. He was released on a $16 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Petteviel
Teameter
South
Seattle
Petteviel
Jackies to Appear in Vaudeville on Washington
During the Washington's stay at Seattle the ship's vaudeville troupe plans a charity show for the Savvy relief fund at a local theatre to be announced. The lineup includes Manager W. Chief Yeoman Mreetor C B Murrey and others including J L Barnes J Costin G Seales and A DeVries with ensemble roles and a band. A men’s dance is also scheduled during the visit.
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Washington
Seattle
Savy Relief Fund
Vauderville Company
W. Chief Yeoman
G. Seales
A. DeVries
C. Beck
F. A. Libbon
H. E B. Waterman
Civil War Veterans Celebrate 43rd Anniversary Event
Veterans and citizens gathered at the tabernacle to mark 43 years since the Civil War ending. Major Miller chaired the meeting attended by about 600 people, with Rev EF Sutton urging donations for the Washington Children Home and raising funds.
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Tabernacle
Major Miller
EF. BB. Sutton
Washington Children Home Eec
Japanese gunman Sam Mort on trial for first degree murder
Sam Mort a Japanese national was placed on trial this afternoon for the murder of T. Nakamura on December 9, 1907. Judge A W Frater presided as the jury selection began.
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Sam Mort
T. Nakamura
A. W. Frater
Youth Missing After Harbor Watch
Kenley Clothier a young resident left home to watch the armored cruiser Washington enter the harbor. He did not return last night and police have been asked to locate the boy.
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Kenley Clothier
Terry Av
Washington
Marguerite Hall Granted Divorce From John Hall
Judge George E. Morris grants Marguerite Hall a divorce from John Hall on grounds of cruelty. The ruling appears in a Boston area court filing dated today.
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Marguerite Hall
John Hall
George E. Morris
Gas Stove Explosion Sparks Fire at Grand Restaurant
A gas stove in the rear of the Grand restaurant at 1416 First Ave exploded at 11 20 am today igniting a fire that gutted the attic and sleeping quarters for several Japanese in the rear of the building. Estimated damage is under $200.
Execution of War rick Brookes in Philadelphia Hangings
Philadelphia reported that War rick Brookes, a Black man, was hanged today becoming the seventh murderer executed in eight weeks. He had killed Wm. Jones, another Black man, in an act described in city dispatches.
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Philadelphia
Warrick Brookes
Brookes
Wm. Jones
TO SEE BATTLESHIPS Take boats at Pier 2
Boats run from Pier 2 for battleship views with ten round trips daily at six tenths of a dollar per trip.
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Ose
Bring on the Fun by Norman Robe
The Atlantic fleet sails toward San Diego after hard practice with a welcome from Pacific coast cities. Mayors send messages of hospitality as crews anticipate a joyful shore leave and reunion with homeland crowds.
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Norman Robe
U. S
Georgia
Magdalena Bay
San Diego
Pacific Coast
Stone Landing light damage verdict seals first case
A Washington jury awarded Fred Oberg 2000 against King County Opera in the first Stone Landing damage case. The trial stemmed from a wharf collapse during an excursion, with three children drowned and plaintiffs seeking damages totaling about 170000. County officials[?] view the ruling as a victory while discussing later awards.
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Mitchel Gilam
Department of the Experior
Fred Oberg
Agatiet
King County Opera
Smith
Divinity Gira Recipe Sparks College Buzz
A quirky how to for making divinity sweets circulates amid college life. The piece describes sugar water syrup, beating egg whites, combining mixtures, and adding nuts, ending with a cooled, sliced confection amid playful campus chatter.
James A Larson Arrest Over False Pretenses Charge
James Austin Larson was arrested at the Savoy hotel on a warrant for obtaining money under false pretenses. He posted 2000 dollars cash bail and appeared in Judge Gordon's court. Patients accuse Larson of charging 10 dollars for consultation that was not returned, while Larson says it was his regular fee and no deceit occurred.
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James Austin Larson
Savoy Hotel
Gordon
Larson
Wrong Man Accused After Altercation With Patrolman
A man was jailed after an incident with Patrolman French. He was fined 20 dollars today and will serve the sentence in the city jail. The confrontation occurred when Hagen allegedly approached the officer in plain clothes last night.
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French
Hagen
Cook Funeral to Be Held Sunday
Funeral services for Ralph Cook, chief of the Seattle fire department, will be held Sunday at 1:30 o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church. Rev. M. A. Maws will preach the sermon. Local firemen will attend and a body detail and burial at Lake View Cemetery will follow.
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Ralph Cook
Seattle Fire De.t
M. A. Ma
Lake View Cemetery
Misgouri Bank Closed After Deposit Run
St Louis April Olive Street bank a state institution closed by order of the state bank examiner. A crowd of depositors gathered seeking funds, police restored order. Capital stock 600, deposits about 570000. Failure attributed to bad outstanding loans.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Olive Street Bank
State Bank
Bank
Ta Sige
Drunkenness Arrest Leads to Shotgun Standoff
Harry Kalem, proprietor of the Mason Lodging Wowse at Thirday and Anton ot, was arrested by Patrolman Quinn for drunkenness. Kalem allegedly broke away and faced Quinn with a shotgun before a warrant was sworn out and he was sent to the station.
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Harry Kalem
Mason
Thirday
Anton Ot
Quinn
Kalem
Damages Sought After Car Collision In Seattle
Stephenson C Corner asks 1500 damages from Seattle Electric Co claiming injury in a collision with a Lana park car on First ave October 4 1907 He says the oncoming car gave no warning while he drove a team in the incident filed in the supreme court.
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Stephenson C. Corner
Seattle Electric Company
Lana Park
First Agv
Superor
Corner
Cuban Fever Denial Sways Protest to Washington
Havana reports Gov. Gen. Magellon sent an earnest protest to Washington over the quarantine on Cuba. He cites American officials across the island denying any fever on the isle.
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Havana
Magellon
Washington
Cuba
Springfield man denied rehearing faces April 4 hanging
Nermen Biliek of Springfield was sentenced to death for murdering five members of the Vraal family a few months ago. The state supreme court denied a rehearing and he awaits execution on the gallows scheduled for April 4, unless clemency or a pardon is granted by the governor or pardons board.
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Springfield
Nermen Biliek
Muerstering
Vraal
State Supreme Court
Anleas
Board of Pardons
Ford's Third Trial Opens Over Trolley Franchise Bribery
In San Francisco on April 9, ex Attorney General Tirey L. Ford faced the third trial on an indictment accusing him of bribing a city supervisor to back United Railways overhead trolley franchise. Judge Lavier presided.
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San Francisco
Abe Ruef
Jennings Phillips
Parkside Realty Company
Ban Francisco
Tirey L. Ford
United Railways
Corey to Retire as U S Steel President in April Meeting
Pittsburg stockholders, in large numbers, demand retirement of William Ellia Corey as president of the United States Steel corporation at the annual meeting on April 20, citing incompetence in adversity.
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Corey
Pittsburg
William Ellia Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Jury deadlocked defendant in Seattle Electric defraud case released
J. E B. Vinnette, whose jury failed to agree on a conspiracy to defraud Seattle Electric Co., has been released from county jail on bail. Capt. John O'Brien assumed command of the Yucatan last night, while Capt. Frank Moore, formerly on the Yucatan, has joined the Alaska.
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J. E B. Vinnette
Seattle Electric Co
John O’brien
Yucatan
Frank Moore
Yucaten
Alaska
Waller Bros Ad Offers Large Lots With Small Cash Payment
Real estate notice from Waller Bros listing large lots available with a small cash payment and balance like rent. Address given as 9th and California Avenue. Indicates property sale terms and installment style purchase.
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Waller Bros., Ind
California
Coast Co. Plans Bridge Walkway Over Portland Future
Coast Company announces plans to construct a pedestrian bridge over the Portland riverfront, linking downtown districts and improving access. City officials support the project as a potential boost to commerce and tourism, with a target completion timeline unclear.
Public Market announces fresh produce and new stalls
New cabbage is on the market today at 5c per head. Lettuce offers three bunches for 1.5d. Fancy dried peaches sold by the pound. Ben Davis apples from Wematechea delivered at 1.15 and 1.25 per box. Green peppers 6c to 1c each. India relish 10c per pint. Corned beef 6c per pound. Liver 5c per dish. A new fish stall opens at the public market.
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Ben Davis
India
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Egan Dramatic School
Second Avenue
Steamer
Harmon
Jackies
Mori
Harvard
Boston
Charles H. Parker
Brvumphal
Gira
Pacific and Puget Sound Bottling CO
Misgouri Bank
LaFollette
LaFolleette
Dolliver
Iowa
LaPollette
House
Frisco
Ise
Pte Pane
Tse
Pali
Tirey Ford
Vinnette
Rainier Valley
York Station
Cascade View
Pioneer Square
Renton
Seattle Electric
Mount Baker
Cascades
Mount Rainier
Lake Washington
Seattle Trust and Title Company
Alaska Build
Pioneer Building
C. W. Corliss
H. L. Pinney
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