TAND STILL fisco Cars Are Tied Up
Francisco April 21 The strike by the United railways workers over wage scale and recognition has shut down nearly all lines in the city. The strike is reportedly peaceful with no violence, and officials consider options to appoint a receiver or operate lines if needed. City authorities monitor car barns and await a possible general meeting to decide further action.
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Bbor Trade Council
E ‘S
Sehmits
Cbin
Wagonsalls
Strik
Labor Strike Winds Down After Pickets End
Last night the labor protest ended with many strikers returning to work today. Authorities expect the dispute to be settled by legislation and hope to see universal peace before the upcoming session of the state legislature.
Tel Dewitt estate probate grants to son and widow
In Hles Will County North Dakota on April 21 the late T Dewitt Tel pro bate grants reveal the will naming Frank as heir and a family trustee to oversee remaining assets. The document allocates all books of the testator and outlines distribution to the widow and son with supervision provided for by a family administrator.
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T. Dewitt
Frank
Witow
Crowder Reports Alleged Arms Violation Involving British Transports
April 21 report from Crowder, assigned to alleged violation laws, sent to President Roosevelt. The document discusses evidence of arms and ammunition shipments and possible corruption, with reference to British transports and scrutiny by Democrats on measures under debate.
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D. c
Crowder
Roosevelt
Will &M
Supreme Court Allows Washington to File Against Northern Securities
The Supreme Court permits Washington state to file a bill of complaint via Attorney General Stratton to dissolve the Northern Securities merger of the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads. Final argument set for next fall, with leave granted for an original injunction against the three companies. Chief Justice Fuller notes the decision aims to avoid prejudice to any party.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
State of Washington
Stratton
Northern Securities Co
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern Railroad Company
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Securities Company
Fuller
Thaa
Louisiana
Texas
Minnesota
Smuggling Canoe Gang Crashed by Sharp Customs Officers
Customs officers T. R. Delaney and H. A. Brinker captured six Chinese laborers and two white men in an Indian canoe attempting to land between Morans and the Stetson mill. The Chinamen, packed under a sail, faced deportation after a New York Commissioner ordered it. The white men George Ross and John Williams were jailed and to stand trial for violating the Chinese exclusion act.
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T. R. Delaney
A. Brinker
Morans
Stetson Mill
Victoria
Whidby
Port Townsend
Seattle
Astoria
Smitha Cove
George Ross
John Williams
United State
Kiefer
Bremerton Briefs Tells of Navy Yard Clubhouse and Baseball Scores
In Bremerton the navy yard builds a Sailors clubhouse near Nipsic. The revenue cutter docked last Wednesday will receive new bilge keels and be in dock for weeks. Capt Call may send the Clara Brown to Port Orchard. Two baseball games: Oregon vs Bremerton Firata 18 to 15, Bremerton seconds vs Tracyton 1 to 2. Charleston beat Sidney 21 to ?.
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Navy Yard
Nipsic
Capt
Call
Clara Brown
Port Orchard
Bremerton
Oregon
Tracyton
Charleston
Sidney
Letter Town
Senatorial hearing cites water cure abuses in Philippines
Grover Flint testified before the senate Philippines committee that he witnessed water cure methods on Filipinos at least 26 times. He described victims being rendered unconscious and in one instance dying from the procedure.
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Washington, PD
Grover Flint
Senate Philippines Committee
Ministerial Meeting Addresses Cooperation in City Evangelization
The Ministerial Association gathered at the M C A auditorium and listened to Rev. Hugh Gilchrist deliver an address on Co Operation in City Evangelization.
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Thle
M.C. A
Hugh Gilchrist
Seattle Team Beats Everett In Closely Contested Game
A well played baseball match yesterday afternoon saw Seattle defeat Everett 6 to 2 at Athletic Park. Shock pitched for Everett and Jesse Stoval pitched superbly for Seattle, with the game attracting significant attention for its features and overall interest.
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Seattle
Everett
Athletic Park
Shock
Jesse Stoval
Card of Thanks and Hamburg-America port change
Mrs J H Boyle Mrs L L Myers and Mrs J F Wilson thank friends for sympathy during the illness and death of Mrs C J Noaks their mother. They note Hamburg-America will move future home port from Hamburg to Cuxhaven due to shallower Elbe.
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J. H. Boyle
L. L. Myers
J. F. Wilson
C. J. Noaks
Cuxhaven
Hamburg
Iver Elbe
Fire sinks steamer City of Pittsburg with many lives lost
Cairo April 21. The steamer City of Pittsburg caught fire near Ogden's landing at 4 AM. About 54 persons are believed dead as passengers panicked and leaped overboard. Rescue came later from shore and riverbank residents. Survivors were taken to Cairo by the steamer Maud Kilgore. Known dead include Patrick Burke and seven relatives of Owensboro Kentucky, a pilot's child from Memphis, and Captain Wesley Doss of Cincinnati. many crew members are listed as missing or unnamed. The wreck lies on the Kentucky bank 18 miles above Cairo.
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Cairo
City of
Pittsburg
Ogden
Maud Kilgore
Patrick Burke
Owensboro
al Pritchard
Memphis
Tenn
Clay Breene
Uniontown
Wesley Doss
River Plier
Cincinnati
McCullum
Leavenworth
Ind
A. M. Allen
Mias
Mary Lister
Carrollton
Ohto
Adama
Ohio
Kentucky
Beef prices hold steady as cattle drop noted
STILL UP CHICAGO April 21 reports packers kept dressed beef prices unchanged despite a 10 cent per 100 drop in cattle. Heavier receipts erode packers’ usual excuse for price boosts, maintaining Saturday levels.
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Chicago
Striking leather firms settle with workers in Portland
In Portland on April 21 three of the largest leather concerns granted the demands of their men, leaving only about 60 workers still on strike. The deal ends a widespread labor dispute as talks resolved with concessions from the employers.
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the Star
Portland
Ore
Brownie known as Yellow arrested in Oregon murder case
An associate in the murder of San Francisco policeman Robinson, Brownie alias Yellow, was arrested in Pass, Oregon, today. In Havana Secretary Root and his wife arrived there today to begin official visits.
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Grante Pass
Ore
Brownie
Yellow
Obinson
San Francisco
Havana
Root
West Seattle City Status Delayed by Court Order
West Seattle’s bid for incorporation as a minor city remains blocked as Judge Tallman’s restraining order bars the county from issuing a certificate of incorporation or recognizing a new city government. The land company seeks a mandatory injunction to exclude tide lands. decision slated for Friday.
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West Seattle
Board of County Commissioners
Tallman
Superior Court
West Seattle Land and Improvement Company
Land Company
Fulton
West Beattie
Land Company Inver
Supreme Court
Weal Beattie
Glen
Cult
Conspirators Blow Up Fort in Managua
In Managua Nicaragua on April 1 conspirators blew up a fort on the night of April 16 destroying almost an entire company of troops. The attack marks a bold escalation in local unrest and military response is expected.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Hong Kong Besieged Report Recalled As Inaccurate
A dated dispatch claimed Nanning in Fu Kwangal province was captured by rebels, but that report was false. Hong Kong remains under control and the situation in the region continues with rebel pressure surrounding the city.
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Hongkong
Nanning
Fu Kwangal
Murder Theory Links Arab Trader to Seattle Afghan Colony
Amir Ali Aden Khan, a Sikh pedier, found dead in Lake Washington near North Point, is believed murdered for revenge by enemies among a Seattle Afghan colony. Seven men were arrested, including Obabehati, as detectives pursue the case with an autopsy showing a single . A coroner's autopsy noted a bullet in the pelvic area. an inquest is expected tomorrow.
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Amir Ali Aden Khan
Lake Washington
North Point
Seattle
Barbee
Freetan
Hubbard
Obabehati
Laubecher
Merek
Maynard Avenue
W. Hanson
Woodinville
Merell
Hoye
Is Not a Murder
James Leyde a stationary engineer working on railroad construction near South Beattie was found dead beside the Pacific railroad tracks near Van Asek. A deep cut behind the left ear and crushed ribs indicate death from hemorrhage at the base of the brain after a fractured skull. Inquest to be held at Butterworth & Son's morgue. family listed as 1 Paul.
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James Leyde
South Beattie
Pacific Railroad
van Aseck
Lyde
Butterworth & Son
Paul
Ballard Buildings Stand Untouched as Marshal Delays Order
City Marshal Hunt failed to demolish three Ballard avenue structures owned by N Galloway W H Vernon and Matthews Bros. Crowds gathered hoping for action but Hunt postponed pending a special order. Owners contend state law allows relocation and threaten damages if demolition proceeds without proper authority.
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Hunt
Ballard
Ballard Avenue
N. &. Galloway
W. H. Vernon
Matthews Bros
Ely
Conference Call on Anthracite Strife Set in New York
Washington D C April 21 Mark Hanna issued a call for a meeting of Operators union miners and the National Civic Federation to settle troubles in the anthracite coal region. The conference will be held next Saturday in New York. Hanna declined to reveal progress in peace negotiations but other sources say a general miners strike is unlikely.
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Washington, D. C
Mark Hanna
National Civic Federation
New York
Hanna
Minera
Supreme Court Upholds Reserve Clause in National League
The Philadelphia supreme court reversed the common pleas court in Lajole v. the National League Baseball Association. The ruling upholds the reserve clause in National League contracts and affects players subject to the reserve rule who jumped to the American League.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Court of Common Pleas
Lajole Va
National League Baseball Association
Admirals Nominated from Hoch der Kaiser Fame
Admiral Coghlan and Captain James Sande were nominated to be rear admirals in Washington D C on April 21. The article also notes migrating geese have leaders who tire and are relieved by others.
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Washington, D. C
Coghlan
Hoch der Kaiser” Fame
James Sande
Alaska Bill Seeks Right of Way for Telegraph Lines
Representative McCleary introduced a bill granting right of way across public lands in Alaska for telephone and telegraph lines. Timber and poles for the lines may be taken from the public domain.
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Washington, D. C
McCleary
Alaska
Stampede Opens After Treadgold Concession Change
IS A STAMPEDE DAWSON April 21 9000 claims located as the grounds opened by the modification of the Treadgold concession continue.
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Star
Dawson
Treadgold
Weather Outlook Beattle and Vicinity
Tonight and Tuesday expect fresh west to north winds. Skies stay mainly clear with cool temperatures, guiding another chilly night and dry conditions across Beattle and vicinity.
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First Avenue
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Hertha
Abilan Bros
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Union Telephone Main
Caen Moisi Business College
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Olympic Steel Range
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Giteen
University
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Herbert
Schewerman
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Rice
Jaywood & Whittey
Boston
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First Ave
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