Garbage Franchise Debate Smolders Before City Committee
Attorney Keane represented Charles Segale owner of most city wagons as they urged a garbage franchise. Arguments claimed a municipal system is desirable but needs private capital now, with city purchase option for crematories later. Committee deferred decision. Comptroller Riplinger warned of a stiff license plan if no franchise is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane
Corporations Committee
Charles Segale
Walters
The
Star
Thomson
Thomeon
Charlies Secale
Keene
P. J. Yaw
Riplinger
Don’t risk a penny get well first
A physician endorses a sympathetic nerve restorer claiming it cures by stimulating inner nerve centers. The ad promises permanent relief for diseases of the organs and appeals for a six bottle trial at $5.90 plus a book offer. Written by Dr Shoop, it urges readers to request the book and trial, with refund if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Beattie Shipping's Martha Tuffts Prepares for Arctic Voyage
Heavily loaded schooner Martha Tuffts will sail from port Saturday morning carrying dynamite powder gasoline and lumber for Montana Alaska Tin Mining claims on Shishmaref inlet. Cargo aimed at northern slope of Mount Ear with delivery on the southern shore and return before winter. No passengers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Shipping Company
Martha
Shishmareff Inlet
Montana @ Alaska Tin Mining Company
Mount Ear
Shismareff Inlet
Arctic
Barbara Hemaster
Northwestern Commercial Company
North
Siberia
Bering Sea
Arctic Ocean
Indian Prince Fatally Injured At Purdue Bicycle Clash
A. Marbath an Indian prince of Lahore was struck by a street car while bicycling near Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana. He lost his left leg and was terribly mangled. He may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
A. Marbath
Lahore
Perdue University
NABBED ALLEGED FORGER CAUGHT IN MONROE ANDERSON
John Powell an alleged forger wanted widely was arrested in Monroe yesterday and jailed here authorities said Powell faced multiple charges in several jurisdictions and awaits extradition or further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
John Powell
Monroe
Disagreement ends suit over alleged planing mill injury
After a night of deliberation the superior court jury failed to reach a verdict in the damage suit of Charlies Williams against Ballard Lumber Co. Williams sought 915.00 claiming hand loss from removing shavings as cog wheels operated without warning. The company argued Williams contributed to the accident through negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Williams
Ballard Lumber Company
Albertson
Williams
Wilflame
Weidert seeks reversal of divorce decree in Superior Court
Mrs. Amelia Weidert asks Superior Judge Bell to set aside the divorce decree granted last June. She alleges her husband obtained the decree by deceiving her about his intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Weidert
Bell
Behnke Sues Seattle Electric for 30000 Damages
Superior Judge Griffin hears the suit of Henry Behnke against Seattle Electric Company to recover 30000 for injuries after being knocked down by a Second Avenue car months ago. Louis Lorde lost a 5000 claim against the city for injuries from a fall on Grant Street bridge. Mitchell Carlson, a Holland immigrant laborer, was committed to the Insane asylum by Superior Judge Bell after showing dangerous violence and fear of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Henry Behnke
Seattle Electric Company
Louis Lorde
Grant Street
Mitchell Carlson
Holland
Bell
Bond Reduced in International Bank Receiver Case
The Washington Trust company as receiver for the International Bank and Trust company secured a bond reduction from $60,000 to $16,000 this morning. It was argued that affairs had been settled well and only about $56,000 remained to be paid to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Trust Company
International Bank and Trust Company
Diamonds Stolen From Mrs. Dallin at University Street
Jewelry valued at 800 dollars disappeared from 628 University Street early this morning. Mrs. Dallin reported missing items at 8 30. A purse found in a hallway pile. Suspect Hines, who has been doing odd jobs for landlady Mrs. Fuller, was detained as investigators probe the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Dallin
University Street
County Accepts Resignation of Justice of the Peace Cann
The county commissioners accept the resignation of T. H. Cann as justice of the peace. They will not appoint a successor now and likely will wait until after the Republican convention when a nominee for the office may be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Cann
Judge Cann
P. J. Smith
Opening of Baseball Season Signal By Umpire Cry
Chicago reports spring mood with opening day as snow lingers in several cities including Cincinnati New York and Philadelphia. Umpire cry “play ball” marks season start despite wintry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Croker's St Patrick's Day Wins Biennial Stakes
Croker's St Patrick's Day clinched the biennial Sovereign Stakes at Newmarket on April 14, marking a notable win for the horse and owner Croker. Race details are sparse in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Crokere St. Patrick's Day
Sovereigna
Insanity Complaints and Civil Actions Reported in Court
In Superior Court this morning M F Yount faced an insanity complaint by John Willard. An insanity warrant was issued for R Taniguchi. A $15 damage suit by R M Engle against Parker Bros Lumber is heard by Superior Judge Albertson for injuries from defective equipment. A $280 settlement in a suit by C L Alexander against Puget Bound Bridge and Dredging is noted. The steamer Farallon arrived with fifteen passengers and fresh fish. Dolphin sails tomorrow morning for southeastern Alaska ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Yount
John Willard
R. Taniguchi
R. M. Engle
Parker Bros. Lumber Company
Snohomish County
Albertson
Engle
C. L. Alexander
Puget Bound
Ruskin
George Caseby
Interstate Fisheries Compenny
Frank Kriach
Farallon
Alaska Steamship Company
Juneau
Wrannie Narrows
Dolphin
Alaska
Great American Marble Company to Employ 3000 Men
Washington and Northwest interests form the Great American Marble Company to quarry transport and sell marble granite and other stone in Washington and Alaska. The venture aims to rival Vermont Marble with high profit potential and plan rail and water routes, targeting lower costs and broader varieties. Capital stock stands at 70 000 000.
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Washington
Northwest
Great American Marble Company
Seattle
Alaska
Vermont Marble Company
G. W. Dickinson
J. W. Clise
HL RR. Clise
Frank W. Reif
O. D. Mumphrey
Allen Weir
Fr. C. Harper
F. W. Harper
Wm. Deppe
J. A. Moore
G. M. Stewart
Frank Atwood
John Mclean
Capt. B. BK. Caine
John Sohram
I. A. Nadeau
Robert
A. A. Emmet
Atlantic
Alaskan
Vermont
Vermont Company
Pacific
Downfall of Prominent Cashier Amid Gamb ling Debts
John McDonald, longtime Crane Bros. cashier, lies in a county jail cell facing charges after confessing to embezzling about 5 560 and being suspected in thefts totaling more than 11 000. His gambling spree at Meadows Race Track and Clancy's poker room drained funds he could not replace, ending a trusted career after 12 years and a life built on solid work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald
Crane Bros
McDonald
Tenderloin
T At the Meadows
Faro Bank
Clancy
Detective Lane Sent East On Secret Detail
Beasley, an alleged forger charged with two government check forgeries at St Michael Alaska, may return on a South Africa mining trip. Detective Lane sails to New York to monitor Beasley landing and, if needed, arrest him as a fugitive from justice. James Morrison funds the bond and requested the surveillance.
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Lane
East
James F. Beasley
Beattie
S T. Michael
Alaska
New York
Tane
Beasley
South Africa
Morrison
Tex Rickard
Africa
Delaney
Furtive
Nome
Philippines
Capt. Green
Uncle Sam
St. Michael
Dope Fiend Allegation Faces Spokane Divorce Suit
Angis St. Mary sues for divorce from Mrs. Sophia St. Mary alleging morphine addiction and abandonment. She denies the charge, cites desertion and lack of support, and presents friends’ affidavits. She seeks court-ordered support during the suit. A. Bridge & Co. clothing sale begins Saturday at 1415-1417 Second Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus St. Mary
Sophia Bt. Mary
Spokane
Genertion
Beattie
Fipokane
Mrs. @J. Mary
A. Bridge & Co
Nominations Sent to Senate by President Roosevelt
The nominations sent to the senate include W. H. Hunt of Montana for the district judge and A. D. Chamberlain for the register of lands at Douglas Wyoming.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Roosevelt
W. H. Hunt
Montana
A.D. Chamberlain
Register of Lands
Douglas
Wyo
Missouri Disaster Lists Names of Dead Sailors
The story presents a roster of fallen Missouri crew members and relatives, noting origins from Indiana South Dakota and New York. It covers the ongoing investigation into the explosion, mentions missing or misaligned names, and references relief funds established by the president and secretary of the navy for dependents and next of kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Donnelly
Chicago
Moe
Orvell
Butte
Mont
A. CC
J. K. Peterson
W. J. Bogard
H. Cherbarth
B. J. Mulligan
William C. Davidson
Indiana
Cleveland
Roche
Joan M
Landeman
New York
Michael Roche
County Kerry
Ireland
Tobin
Robert CC
Roscoe
Pakin
Kivlen
Kearney J
Dallas
Tex
Kearney
Kivien
Dallas Kennedy
Joseph F
Seamoon
Waco
Texkin
William Kennedy
Pove
Tenn
Bloxopoulos
Jerremos
Coxswain
Newport News
Merl Jeremos Bloxopoulos
Paxo
Greece
Braun
Peter Joseph
Rose Gross
Meyer
Charles Henry
Oshkosh
Wiskin
Loulean Meyer
Smith
August
Rick
Charles
Bowton
Anita Zeliger
Mission Street
San Francisce
Soder
Neston
Tealdence
Eric Soder
Jefia
Sweden
W. L
Navy Department
Donnelly
Thomas Joseph
Missouri
Ernest A. Weichert
Connecticut
Naval Academy
Massachusetts
Marblehead
Gloucester
Helena
United States
Telegraph dispatches mourn ship loss and rescue tale
President Roosevelt sent condolences to Admiral Barker and the Navy as the Missouri suffered a catastrophic explosion. Captain Cowles reported hundreds of inquiries from relatives while a story of a sailor’s self sacrifice emerged. Officials described slow gunfire and no turret roof damage in preliminary findings.
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Barker
Department
Moody Down
Secretary of the Navy
Aum
Seerstacy Moody
Pienbacola
Fia
Cowles
Miasouri
Bolund
Happy Dog Show Winners Dominate Beach Event at Madison Park
Winners at the Madison Park beach dog show include John Riplinger's Styried Bargeant first in setter class, Cocker spaniel Duke Royal owned by C Galwell first, Wootenbang owned by Frank J Moore first in pointer class, and Black Baby owned by T. 8. Griffith first in collectura. Capt Delaney files meal bids for city prisoners and proposes a simple menu. Brannigan the Irish water spaniel owned by Capt Swift wins four first prizes.
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Madison Park
John Riplinger
Rh. C. Galwell
Frank J. Moore
T. 8. Griffith
BE. A. Swift
Thin City
Brannigan
England
Swift
A. Bridge & Co
Hackmen Strike for Shorter Hours and Higher Wages
Hackmen in Ban Phancibo walk out this morning seeking shorter hours and better pay. Nearly all city hackmen participate, with echoes of Chicago unrest where unburied bodies highlighted the drivers’ strike and stalled hearses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Berions News
BAN Phancibco
Hackmen's Union
Hackmen's
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Voring
Martha Tuffts
Prince
Bscripps News Ass'n
Justice Cann
Scrippe News Asa'n
Croker
J. Redelsheimer & Co
First Ave
Cor, Columbia
BIG Marble Company
Gam
Bon
Capt
Gridley
Academy
W. T. Neumann
Annapolis
California
Honolulu
Norfolk
Illinois
Pensacola
Davidson
Admiral Barker
North Atlantic
President Roosevelt
Admiral Parker
Theodore Roosevelt
Bureau of Navigation
Albany
Board of Works
Chain Gang
Bupper
Tokelas, Singerman & Co
Seneca
Hackmen
Cmartiys
Klondike
McCarthy Dry Goods Company
Fiesaa
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