Rival bids split over railroad plan in Washington race
In Washington state a split forms within the Republican camp over the U S senate race. Jacob Furth backs railroad commission support and hopes to ally with Governor McBride, while B H Pres leads the party wing backed by J J Hill and the Great Northern group.
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United States
Jacob Furth
Seattle
B. H. Pres
J. J. Hill
Great Northern
Republcan Party
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Mehride
Furth Ia
Trs
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Yeaterday
Railroad Commission
Harold
Piles
McBride
Senate
Om Simeg
Foster
Skagit
Moran Brother son health trip and city case brief
Robert Moran of Moran Bros plans a May 1 sail from New York to Germany seeking health relief for a grave heart condition. A Trades association banquet at the Butler tonight will be presided by J. M. Frink with about fifty members expected. In a city case John Whatcom won 660 damages for injuries from a hole in Charles street. Antonio Groff sues Puget Sound Railway for 16.50 damages from a Renton car fall near the race track last October. An address on A Young Man's Duty to the Municipality will be given at the Y M C A auditorium tonight under Roy's Senate with Judge William BD Wood as speaker.
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Moran Bros. Germpany
Germany
New York
Trades Association
Butler
J. M. Frink
John Whatcom
Plainoff
Whatcom
Charles Street
Antonio Groff
Superior Court
Puget Sound Railway Company
Renton
Roy's Senate
William BD. Wood
Interbay Pharmacy Ad Offers Full Drug Line
Interbay Pharmacy opposite Interbay Postoffice Station 1 advertises a full line of drugs and sundries with city prices. JOHN H CASTBERG, graduate of pharmacy and chemistry, runs the shop.
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Interbay
John H. Castberg
How Japan Plans to Pay for the War and Possible Scandal
Tokyo reports that the Japanese diet convened to fund wartime expenses with bonds and taxes. Government expects 14 08 00 yen costs to March 3 7 and 6 6h yen April to December, funding via bonds, war taxes, and existing taxes. Debate centers on a tobacco monopoly and heavy land taxes, with import duties to rise in six months. Bribery accusations surface against officials as press and public weigh the plan and its profitability for manufacturers.
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Knights of Pything meat district convention to be held in Everett
The Knights of Pything meat district convention, with eleven lodges and about 260 members, met in Mount Vernon yesterday for business and an evening lodge session. In Rockford, Parks attempted suicide with carbolic acid. Dr. Gould reports no serious outcome and family troubles are blamed.
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The
Knights of Pything
Mount Vernon
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Gould
Beente Shasta Route Travel Offer to California Resorts
Travel promotion for Southern Pacific Beente Shasta route highlighting scenic views and fast service to California resorts. Rates listed for first class and second class to San Francisco, with contact info for KB EK Killie Genk Agent Firetave.
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Firetave
Chinese Lottery Raid Sparks City Gambler Alert
Police arrest Leo Wing a Mongolian youth on a gambling charge after he tried to recruit Mrs Stuart for a lottery. Prosecutor Beott will decide if Wing faces city ordinance penalties as Chief Delaney aims to shut down Chinese lotteries in the district amid past corruption rumors.
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Faking solicitor scam spotted by Seattle Star staff
Jackson alias Morgan a tall thin man with dark mustache and blue eyes operates in Washington state posing as a Se attle Star and Munsey's Magazine agent. He offers free Munsey's for one month with 56 cents paid for a month and uses fake subscription blanks. The Seattle Star warns readers and sheriffs are alerted. a $25 reward is offered for information leading to arrest and conviction.
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G. E. Morgan
Seattle
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Beattle Star
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Seattle Star
Star
Washington
Edmonds
Centratta
Marty Stryker
The
Oing
Carnegie Hero Fund Created To Aid Families Of Heroes
A $4,600,000 fund established by Andrew Carnegie supports families of those who perform heroic acts and awards medals of commemoration. The endowment, in U S Steel first collateral bonds, is run by a commission led by Charles L. Taylor with F. M. Wilmot as secretary. The program assists widows and dependents, funds exceptional education, and honors heroes even if uninjured, covering the United States and Canada and acts at sea.
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Carnegie
Harwick
Schia
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Canada
Funeral held for A. W. Stincel the tailor killed on the railroad
Chehalis April 14 The funeral of A W Stincel a tailor who was killed on the railroad Sunday was held today The service drew local residents and family members to the church and eulogies praised the man known for his craft and community spirit.
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A. W. Stincel
Chehalis
Funeral Service Held For Mrs Buncel At Masonic Cemetery
A large Thursday crowd attended the services led by the Masonic lodge for Mrs Buncel. Members of the Workmen and Woodmen of the World were well represented in the ceremony and the interment followed at the Masonic cemetery after she was badly bruised in the accident.
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Masonic Cemetery
Buncel
le Doing
Hoboes Camp Near Bnohomish Along the Great Northern
April 16 report from Bnohomish describes a new group of hoboes camping along the Great Northern line just outside town. They sleep in box cars and sheds and scavenge for food, with some labeled as blanket men. Police attempt to drive the group from streets and keep them from town.
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Fnohomish
Obituary and brief reports from Hillyard Spokane and Baker City
Oliver Cornforth postmaster of Hillyard aged 46 died after months of illness. He formerly was a railway engineer on the Great Northern and leaves a widow and young daughter. Washington Agricultural College defeated the University of Montana in a Pullman debate on the Monroe doctrine. Samuel Glasgow fatally injured from a fall at a scaffold in Baker City with contractor A A Huston seriously injured.
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Spokane
Washington Agricultural College
University of Montana
Pullman
Washington College
Baker City
Ore
Samuel Glasgow
A. A. Huston
Touts Rounded Up in Tenderloin Poolroom Dragnet
Police captured a poolroom tout named Albert Beachan after a three-detective operation in the Tenderloin district. The article notes many men in poolrooms are early pickpocketing types and mentions another victim, Joe Dryer, a former journalist.
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Olf Tenderloin
Albert Beachan
Joe Dryer
Thin City
Harrington Considering Sunday Closing Of Businesses
A petition to close Harrington on Sundays, signed by most merchants, will be presented to the town council at the next meeting. The move reflects neighborhood sentiment, though Harrington has not previously declared a Sunday closing by law.
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Harrington
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