Dispute Over Hubbier Remains Sparks City Case
A legal fight erupts in Seattle over the remains of Hubbier. Mrs. Hubbier, who says she is his widow, seeks to bury the body in Beattie, while Mrs. Eckwith contests the claim and the Lake View Cemetery fears mass removals. Health Officer Carrol says permits are required for each body and notes a permit was granted to Hubbier’s wife. The case proceeds to a May hearing.
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Carrol
Lucy Hubbit
Alees
Lake View
Andrew M Mothe
Robert F. Footh
Mubbier
Tallman
Mre
Harry L. Watson
Cemetery Association
Hubbier
Los Angeles
Star
Carrot
DP Eprulien
Marty L. Watson
Lake View Cemetery
Son An
Huehend
Plooth
Portland
Thie
Beattie
John F. Dore
Beetioe
Eckwith
Tela
Veckwith
Ureckwith
Mira Hubbier
Pandeer
Ubbier
Portland Officials Touted as Sacrificing Funds
Special to The Star reports Portland Oregon where county commissioners allegedly diverted funds for unlawful gains. The court voided warrants and reduced sums, illustrating a scheme where 1.25 million was slashed to 815 thousand in one case. Wheat prices and market notes follow.
Wreck on Erie at Red House Kills Four
Disaster on an Erie freight line near Red House early today leaves four dead and many injured after a high speed collision with a passenger train. Officials later report three or more fatalities including two women and a child with five cars wrecked and bodies burned beyond recognition.
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N. Y
Erie
Red House
New York
Erie Railroad
Meeting of Lumbermen Opens Free Annual Gathering
About a hundred delegates from across the United States attend the opening session of the National Lumber Manufacturers association meeting in Washington D C The organization formed at St Louis last year has grown and aims to influence improvements in the lumber industry leaders include President burg Norfolk VA and Vice President Edward Chicago IL G K Smith St Louis treasurer J A Freeman governors include Georgia Hardwood Mississippi Valley Pacific North Carolina Pine associations.
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Washington, D. C
United States
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
St. Louis
Vention
Burg
Norfolk
Edward Chicago
G. K. Smith
Bt. Lewis
J. A. Freeman
Louie
Georgia Association
Hardwood Manufacturers Association
Mississippi Valley Lumbermen's Association
Pacific Lumbermen's Association
The
North Carolina Pine Association
Death After Collapse on Marion Street in Marion
A man identified as possibly Robert Stewart collapsed on Second Avenue near Marion Street and died soon after at Wa Mission hospital. Dr. Buckley and police reported the death following a fainting spell with a legible name fragment and a hospital bill showing January 27 attendance. Coroner Hoye took charge and the body was prepared for the Undertaker.
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Robert Stewart
Second Avenue
Marion Street
Buckley
Wa Mission Hospital
E.G. Johnson
Lake City
Robert Wart
Fannie Paddock Hospital
Johnson
Hoye
Hutterworth Margue
Highwayman Robs Two Women And Fights Policeman
An armed robber entered a home in Ore on April d and pistol whipped two women. He fired at a responding officer, wounding him in the cheek, before fleeing. A pursuing public safety officer fired, but the suspect escaped into an alley and was captured later.
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Ore
Mannan Alley
Parry Explains Manufacturers Association Talks Unionism
John Dreeident of the Manufacturers Association arrives to discuss unionism. He warns against foreign rule and the influence of socialist and anarchistic leaders. He argues to Americanize the movement while denying a national economic crisis.
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the Manufacturers’ Association
May dividends permitted in Northern Securities case ruling
Judge Sanborn ruled the Northern Securities company may pay May dividends on May first while the appeal proceeds. The injunction against the merger remains, but the dividend payment provision can be modified. The decision shifts funds to stockholders and keeps the government protected during review.
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ST. Paul
Sanborn
United State
Dietrich
Haupt
Northtern Securities Company
Alding
Federal
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Ratiwa
United States
Northern Securities Company
Supreme Court
New York
Northern Securities
Well Street
Booth Tucker to visit Seattle for Army events
The Salvation Army plans a Seattle visit by Commander Booth Tucker and other officers from April 26 to 27. He will speak at war street meetings and hold services at the Armory on Fourth and Union streets at 3 pm and 7 pm next Sunday.
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Salvation Army
Booth- Tucker
Seattle
Booth-Tucker
Warstreet
Armory
Fourth
Union Street
Unknown man leaps to death from bridge into Willamette
Special to The Star reports an unidentified man leaped from the latest bridge into the Willamette River in Portland. He struck his head on a rock, skull fractured, and was pulled from the water by the Vulcan steamer crew. He was taken to the police station as Portland lacks a receiving hospital, and he was dying of his injuries.
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Portland
Ore
Atest
Willamette River
Vulcan
Death by Own Action Identified as Casper Henkle
A would be suicide was identified as Casper Henkle a 76 year old machinist. His only words were Let me die. He is described as a r machinist with two [incomplete].
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Nis
Casper Henkle
Chief Yonah Noosh Sails North in Controversial Vessels
Chief Yonah Noosh of the Indians, aka Chief Johnson, sailed from Juneau aboard the gasoline schooner Lac Labelle purchased locally for fur trade profits. The boat was libeled for 180 dollars as he departed port, with bonds due to proceed to federal court. A Seattle claim and desertions loom as the crew tensions rise.
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Yonah Noosh
Johnson
Juneau
Tde
Alaska
Seattle
Hie
Townsend
Hhe
Kansas Wheat News Predicts Record Acreage This Year
The State Board of Agriculture predicts record wheat crops across Kansas with the heaviest acreage ever planted this year. Officials say conditions look favorable for large yields statewide.
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Topaka
Kas
State Board of Riculture
Ite
Outlaw McKinney Killed in Bakersfield Shootout
James McKinney the outlaw hunted by six counties was killed in a Chinese lodging house after wounding City Marshal Packard who died next day. McKinney resisted surrender firing buckshot. Tibbets led the siege and Al Hulse refused to surrender before officers flushed them out. Packard was a city marshal and local lodge president.
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James McKinney
Tibbets
Packard
McKinney
Judging
al Hulse
ATER
Matshal
T. J. Packard
Bagter
Madrona Park Lots Move Fast Amid Growth Drive
Real estate sales push in Beattie for Madrone Park lots as 125 parcels attract investors and home seekers. Buyers report rapid pickup with values seen rising and profits implied, including a $2.47 stake turning into a $1,000,000 plus gain, while another buyer spends $1,429 on recent purchases.
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Madrona Park
Beattie
Moran Bros. Shipbuilding Company
Madrona
Beattie Beats Tacoma In Wild Beattie Ball Clash
Beattie defeated Tacoma 14 to 7 at Athletic Park in a wildly high scoring game. Maupin pitched until the seventh, McCarthy took the mound and was hit hard as Beattie bats exploded for seven straight hits in one inning. Crowd of 8000 booed and cheered as errors and wild play dominated the spectacle.
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Beattie
Tacoma
Athietic Park
Mae
Colts
Maupin
Estar Tiger
Dennis McCarthy
Beattien
Bares
Willie Hoge
Dugdale
Neves
Eee
Colgan
Ne Bret
Beeee
Bells
Prennean
McCarth
Tiger
Treak
Bomers
Ira Harmon
Heore
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Gery
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Oe Ge
Macy
England
Hanna
Kansas Wheat
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Cal
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Thene
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Scheverman
First Ave
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W. N. Fos & CO
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W. B. Hutchinson Co Cor
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Butte
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San Francisco
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Matchless Liquor Store
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Sal Somor
New Spring
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