Four-masted schooner Alex T. Brown launched at Ballard
The four-masted schooner Alex T. Brown was launched from Reed's shipyards at Ballard at 6 20 P M Saturday. Built for Globe Navigation Company for lumber trade she measures W feet and will carry 1 100 000 feet of lumber. Christened in champagne by Mrs F Snyder the launch drew a crowd of 500. It is the fourth of five schooners built, with a sixth to be launched in about six weeks. Captain McKay will command the Brown.
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Alex T. Brown
Reed
Ballard
Globe Navigation Company
F. Snyder
Brown
McKay
Richard III at the Grand Draws Cautious Crowds
Charles B. Hanford’s Richard III at the Grand drew a small audience yet showcased a restrained, able interpretation. Critics note the production’s strong coronation scene and Hanford’s calm, demonic portrayal, while faulting pacing, staging, and supporting performances.
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Richard 111
Charles B. Hanford
Richard Hi
Iago
Richard
England
Houses
York and
Lancaster
Britain
Henry VI
Edward IV
Edward V
Henry VII
Shakespeare
Clarence
Wiechard
Mr. Hanford
Thomas Keene
Keene
Hanford
Anne
Richmond
Benworth Field
Nemesia
Frederick Forrester
Marie Dromah
Bucklen’s Amnica Salve Promises Quick Burn Cures
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Amnica Salve as the best remedy for burns, sores, bruises, cuts, blisters, ulcers and eruptions. It promises thorough healing and a satisfaction guarantee from G. O. Guy, Inc., located on Second Avenue and Yesler.
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G. O. Guy, Inc
Second Avenue
Yesler
Machinery Defect Questioned in Damages Suit
Superior Judge Albertson in trying to pay the damages of Mrs. Gertrude Bratton widow of George Bratton contends machinery was defective in a case arising from an accident or damage claim.
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Albertson
Gertrude Btratton
George
Stratton Sues Nichols Lumber for $30,000 Damages
Mrs Stratton sues Nichols Lumber Co to recover 30000 damages for the death of her husband while employed by the defendant in December 2002. He was caught in a projecting shaft near a revolving shaft and killed. Attorney John Th Hart represents Mrs Stratton.
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Stratton
CMW. Nichols Lumber Company
Sunshine and Rain Forecast for Seattle Tomorrow
Weather notes mix sun and showers with a calm, mellow sun forecast from Salisbury. It recalls a heavy rain event on Second Avenue and warns against delicate outfits while the fog clears for better spring days midweek.
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Seattle
Salisbury
Second Avenue
Saye
New York Convention Starts Amid Parker Delegation Debate
The New York state convention opens with a clash over whether to send an instructed delegation to the St Louis national convention. Supporters back Parker while Tammany pushes for a delegate at large led by Bourke Cochran. Permanent chairman will be Senator Raines as the evening session looms. The likely national slate includes Jewett Albany Murphy Belmont Ridgeway. Newsline on Parker factions and Tammany influence follows, with ads for California resorts along the Shasta Route.
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New York State
Campbell
New York
St. Louis
Parker
Grover Cleveland
Tammany
Bourke Cochran
Fenstor Raines
David B. Jewt
Albany
Edward Murphy
August Belmont
James Ridgeway
Brooklyn
Tragic Gas Deaths in San Francisco Hotel
San Francisco reports two men found dead from gas asphyxiation last night. James MacGiley a penniless waiter died in his room after the gas was turned on. Finnin, a United States commissary department employee, died at city hospital from the same cause. It is unclear if either death was intentional.
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San Francisco
James MacGiley
Finnin
United States Commissary Department
City Hospital
Mad Mullah Routed. Somaliland Operations Ended
In London the Secretary of War declared in the house of commons that the Mad Mullah had been routed and military operations in Somaliland would be discontinued. The April 11 report from Beripps News adds that the campaign in Bomaliland is concluded with the threat neutralized.
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Beripps News
London
House of Commons Today
Foster
Somaliland
Miners Invite Convention At Painters Hall
Nearly 150 miners from across the state gathered in Painters hall at Firet avenue and Lenora street to form a state organization. The executive section met at 10 am, with a 2 pm session to continue. Speakers included Tom Gideon, Western organizer of the United Mine Workers, and Thomas Burke of the executive board who urged a Washington branch and outlined methods.
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Painters Hall
Firet Avenue
Lenora Street
Tom Gideon
United Mine Workers
Thomas Burke
Washington
Japanese gambling den busted by Chicago police raid
T Yana gida attempted a quiet gambling house at Fourth avenue south and Main street until Chief Delaney received word Saturday night. Detectives Hubbard and Preeman raided the den, broke doors, seized unbanked money, arrested Yanagida, and found a hazard outfit and blackjack cards. The Japanese players were allowed to go. Yanagida will be charged with gambling under the felony law.
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Orient
T. Yanagida
Fourth Avenue South
Main Street
Delaney
Hubbard
Preeman
Yanagida
Bunco Men Are Sued In Employment Agency Case
William Halapcoff files suit on behalf of eight others against American Gold Mining and Transportation Company to recover money paid to Anderson & Anderson who ran a staged employment agency. Andersons were arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses after Halapcoff paid them nothing for a job.
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William Halapcoff
American Gold Mining and Transportation Company
Anderson & Anderson
Pialapeff
Andersons
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First Avenue
BE. EK. Ellis
Bomaliland
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Berkhley
Cal
Chris Warren
Decatur
Ala
Chicago
Roosevelt
Herald
Frederick & Nelson Incorporated
Crescent’’ Steel Range
Frederick & Nelson
2D Ave
Madison, Spring
BUNCO
Etree
M. D. Pease Millinery Co
Plance
Wagner
Weber, Kohler & Campbell
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