Little Girl Killed in Yesler Way Collision
Annie Omley aged 1 of 1225 Yesler Way died at Providence Hospital after a collision between a fire department hose wagon and a streetcar on Yesler Way. Several others injured as runaway horse and car crowd gathered. investigation and inquest planned.
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Yesler Way
Annie Omley
Providence Hospital
Cherry Street
Second Avenue
Eelock
M. W. Mitchell
Yester Way
Ocdental Avenue
Madison Street
Bailey Building
Alaska
Michael Romans
Grays Harbor
Wayside Mission Hospital
Alfred Labigne
James Sheehan
M. Zeller
Belmont Avenue
N. Milkie
Little Anna Omley
Woman Dies in Home Fire Near Eight Miles East
News from Waah April 15 reports Mrs. K Hanson 64 of a farmer living eight miles east of the city burned to death in her home. Her son found her body on the upper stairway after smelling burning cloth. Coroner Mowell went to investigate, suspected accident while starting a fire to cook supper.
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K. Hanson
Here
Mowell
Man Alleges Writ To Recover Children In California Case
Victor Dieudonna filed a habeas corpus writ in superior court to compel the return of his two children from his estranged wife. He alleged she eloped from California with the children and he confronted her on the street, taking the kids by force. The wife then went to the sheriff seeking remedy.
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Victor Dieudonna
California
Dieudonna
Bates Meant to Revert Roxwell Block to Presbyterian Home
The Roxwell block at the corner of Columbia Street and First Avenue, owned by civil engineer Linden W. Bates, will revert July 6 to the Presbyterian Home, the ground owner, under a 15 year lease term set to expire. The lease, made nearly 15 years ago, will end with all buildings and rights returning to the home.
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Roxwell
Columbia Street
First Avenue
Linden W. Bates
Presbyterian Home
Bates
Bell’s Court Hears Tax Case Over $1000 In Taxes
Bell’s court and both sides’ attorneys promise many interesting law points. The amount of taxes involved is $1,000.
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Bell's Court
Miners Org Under Way In Washington State
A state branch of the United Mine Workers of America plans a convention Monday at Painters hall 2113 First Avenue. Tom Gibson western organizer will attend as about 180 miners from across the state join the effort. Washington has roughly 5000 miners and the union totals over 200000 members.
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United Mine Workers of America
Painters’ Hall
First Avenue
Tom Gibson
John Mitchell
Washington
McDonald to Be Arraigned on Theft Charge
John McDonald, a Crane Bros cashier and confessor, will be arraigned in superior court tomorrow. He plans to plead guilty unless friends raise the $16,000 shortage. Some friends said they would raise funds to prompt Crane Bros to drop the prosecution. McDonald, who is in county jail, declines to solicit aid and will face his fate with counsel C. H. Fulton and Walter Fulton.
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John McDonald
Crane Bros
McDonald's
McDonald
C. H. Fulton
Walter &. Fulton
Kentucky Resort Faces Permits Inked Without Authority
A Kentucky resort labeled disreputable is under scrutiny as boxes and wine rooms were built without lawful authority and the building inspector refuses to issue permits to alter them. Place officials denounced the anaemaic prior to their decision.
City ordinance on block signals questioned after fatal crash
A fatal collision on Yealer Way prompts scrutiny of a two year old city ordinance aimed at preventing accidents. It would require a block signal system and red lights at street intersections in the business district, funded by 840 dollars for materials, but enforcement has been lacking due to Beattie Electric and city neglect.
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Annie Omley
Yealer Way
Howe
Beattie Electric Company
Beattle Elecric Company
Harriman Party Tours Pacific Coast Properties
Harriman, president of the Pacific, travels with J. N. Hill, James Stillman, W. G. Rockefeller, and other financiers on a coast inspection tour of Union Pacific properties. They may reach Portland in May and plan visits to Seattle and Tacoma to discuss UP access.
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HW. Harriman
the Pacific
James N. Hill
J. J. Hill
James Stillman
Natonal City Bank
W. G. Rockefeller
Farrier
Baring Bros
London
Whitney Warren
W. B
Harriman
Seattle
Tacoma
Union Pacific
Russian note flags reporters as spies in Far East zones
The Russian ambassador warned Washington that journalists in military operation zones in the Far East who use wireless telegraph设备 will be treated as spies. The note was the main topic at today's cabinet meeting as several English and American correspondents were identified.
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Washinggton
D. C
State Department
Far East
Heavy salvage awarded to Eureka owners and crew
Portland April 15 heavy salvage to the owners master and crew of the steamship Eureka awarded by three architrave in the case of the steamer etcor disabled off some last October. Underwriters to pay 56990 salvage of which 1860 to cargo. remainder 44744 to be divided with Navigation Company nets 87244. Captain John A O'Brien and crew receive shares including 2600 to the captain and 700 to the chief engineer.
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Portland
Eureka
Etcor
Obe Navigation Company
Taptain John A. O'Brien
Salvage dispute ends as arbitration panel rules in Portland
The Meteor cargo valued at 21 000 dollars and hull at 4 000 faced salvage contention after the Eureka towed it from Dutch Harbor to Seattle. A jury rudder broke and a near wreck prompted Manning revenue cutter aid. Dr Waited Eberly appointed physician and surgeon in charge of Wayside Mission hospital in Seattle.
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Yukon Flats
Dutch Harbor
Eureka
Northwestern Commercial Company
Seattle
Revenue
Arbitration Board
Portland
Waited Eberly
B. G. Johnson
Wayside Miseton Hospital
Eberly
Palace Fire Ends Kingly Escape in Seoul Blaze
Imperial palace at Seoul, Korea, destroyed by fire with the emperor and royal family escaping. Reports from Exchange Telegram and St. James Gazette cite French sailors extinguishing the blaze after it raged overnight and saving valuable contents. All royal members reportedly fled to safety.
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Egram
Seoul
Korea
Kobe
Japan
St. James Gazette
Obstruction by employment agencies prompts potential nuisance charges
Reports say old tenderioin Matrict agencies crowd sidewalks near the water front turning them into waiting rooms. Police disperse crowds daily to keep paths clear. Akron April 16 A T Wilson chairman of public safety and financier suicide amid presumed financial distress. Admiral Molass aide Alexieff believed killed when Petropavlovek sank.
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Tenderioin
Akron
Ohio
A. T. Wilson
Board of Public Safety
Hy and Sexton Face Trial for Practicing Without License
Identically garbled OCR text notes Hy and Sexton being tried in superior court today on the charge of practicing without a license. Details are unclear due to missing words and typos.
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C. Hy
Sexton T
Inland Flyer Runs Aground In Thick Fog Near Port Blakeley
The Inland Flyer, bound from Seattle to Bremerton with passengers aboard, ran ashore on a reef at Restoration Point in heavy fog about 7 this morning. The ship, capsizing onto rocks, remained largely above water as rescuers and wrecking crews head to the scene. tide and conditions may allow refloating without serious damage.
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Port Orchard
Blakeley
City
Garden City
Inland Flyer
Vege Eer
Port Orchard Transportation Company
Diplomatic condolences over naval losses
President Roosevelt received a letter from Russian Ambassador Cassini expressing sympathy for the loss of the battleship Petropavlovak and the Missouri disaster. Secretary Moody also received condolences from French Ambassador Jusserand on behalf of France and their governments.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Cassini
Petropavlovak
Missouri
Moody
Jusserand
Postponed appeal for Scott De Launay on Clallam license
The appeal of Scott De Launay, late engineer of the ill fated steamer Clallam, before Inspector John Bermingham, was postponed 60 days to allow witnesses to gather. After the period, the investigation will resume in San Francisco. Captain Bermingham departs for the East tonight. New York reports April 16 show even money on Roosevelt in final presidential betting in Wall Street.
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Scott de Launay
Clallam
John Bermingham
de Launay
Launay
San Francisco
Beremingham
Tomorerow
New York
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Fred Brooks
Plea for respite from niece's alleged threats and greed
Mrs. Francia Day widow of B. F. Day through her attorney Everett Smith filed in superior court to restrain grandniece Mrs. Ella Bevington from visiting or abducting her. Day says Bevington has harmed her peace, threatened to seize property, and forced entry causing fainting and fear of kidnapping by Bevington and her husband.
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Francia Day
B. F. Day
Everett Smith
Ella Bevington
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Jhotel
P. Melride
First Avenue South
A. Morris
East
Jefferson Street
J. Johnson
Sixth Avenue
John Mulderhill
Normandy
Capt
William Carr
Michell
George Munroe
Arthur Walbush
Dan Cook
Clark
Carr
W. A. Clark
Red Johnson
Tenpinas
Omiey
Yester
Ing. Annie
Eighth Avenue
Beneca Street
Busie Omiey
Lena Wilson
Ferndale
A. T. Omley
Lantern Washington
Omley
Butterworths
Second
Madison
Beattle Electric Company
Ballinger
Kellogg
Hays
Sues For
M’donald
Kentucky
Thority
Place
DR. Jekyll and MR. Hyde
Paris
Exchange
Admiral Molass
Admiral Alexieff
Admiral Molaass
May
Peter Faulk
Restoration Point
Port Blakeley
Bremerton
Gov. Vardaman
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