Francisco's Car Strike Affects San Francisco Transit
Special to the Star from Francisco April 23. The street car strike ends negotiations with the United Railway and transit officials. The strike leaders and mayor’s office seek a peaceful settlement while workers threaten further action if talks fail. The union promises to maintain discipline and reject offsite talks.
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Missionary Meetings Open in West with Delegates
In Chicago area the Presbyterian Missionary meeting opens with nearly 1,000 delegates from Pennsylvania West Virginia Maryland Delaware Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee expected to attend two days of sessions and missionary reports. In Omaha the 11th annual meeting of the Women’s Presbyterian Board of Missions of the Northwest opens with delegates from many states and foreign countries. Reports show the organization flourishing and two days of business anticipated.
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Women's Presbyterian Board of Missions of the Northwest
Terrible Storm at Sea Test Captain’s Luck
A vessel faced a hurricane gale near Copper River with blinding snow and wrecked conditions. Crew lived through a near disaster as lifeboats were lost and the steamer suffered heavy damage while steering for open sea.
Impossibility of Moving on Upper Deck Revealed
The passage notes that shifting along the upper deck proved impossible without the aid of life lines.
Beef and byproducts rise in Chicago markets
Beef and related slaughterhouse products including glue and fertilizer advanced in Chicago trading on April 23. Legitimate outputs such as lard and sausage also moved higher, reflecting continued price gains across the meat processing sector.
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Clark Declines Coronation Appointment
Washington D C April 23 Captain Clark declines the naval representative role for King Edward's coronation Rear Admiral Watson is appointed in his place.
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Roosevelt orders Chaffee on Mindanao if Moros resist
President Roosevelt told Gen. Chaffee to use whatever lines best secure peace and order on Mindanao if Moros refuse surrender. Chaffee had said American supremacy would come by force to bring the dattos to peace, and the campaign may soon go active.
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Mindanao
Entry Time Extended for Yakima Desert Entries
Washington April 23 The house public lands committee favorably reported Representative Jones bill extending for one year the time residents of Yakima county may complete their desert land entries.
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House Public Lands Committee
Jones
Yakima County
May Shut Off Coal Threatens Chicago Rail System
Chicago faces a coal crisis as firemen strike for union recognition. Teamsters and power house engineers threaten walkout if demands are denied, risking fuel for factories and residents. The dispute centers on alleged indiscriminate firings to replace with non union labor.
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Strikers Battle Police In New Jersey Dyer Riots
Striking dyers helpers in Patered on New Jersey battled police in a pitched fight at two silk mills. Shots were fired and two policemen were badly wounded. Strikers driven back but further clashes feared.
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Opium Smuggling Spur at American Ports
Customs officers intensify vigilance at ports after rising opium smuggling from nearby routes. The Pacific coast steamer Umatilla was boarded in San Francisco with searches of all passengers and baggage, including that of Beattie, on arrival from Canada-connected lines.
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Ide May Be Confirmed as Customs Collector
Washington April 34. Senate commerce committee is expected to recommend the confirmation of C. W. Ide for the customs collector post in Washington state. Foster reportedly withdrew opposition to the appointment.
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Guatemala
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Guatemala Earthquake Devastates Cities and Towns
Official cables from Guatemala report a deadly earthquake in April destroying cities and towns. The Guatemalan government cites extensive loss of life and property with consular reports noting hundreds killed and ongoing shocks across the republic.
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State Department
Guatemala
Funston Jawbone Quip Sparks Senate Philippine Clash
Carmack of Tennessee denounces policy in the Philippines fight over civil government bill. He cites Roosevelt quotes calling Filipinos savages and barbarians and rebukes frontier general Funston for his infamous mock weapon as a symbol of American conduct.
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City of Pittsburg Disaster Victim Found Burned
Cairo April 23. Search for victims of the steamer City of Pittsburg disaster began today. A burned body was found yesterday. The missing number is estimated at a high figure and may never be known.
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Murder inquest set for AfghanMERELL remains at Butterworth morgue
Coroner Hoye announces a 2 PM inquest into Amir Ali Aden Khan known as Merell, found murdered in Lake Washington. Suspects Hasoulkhan Nassirkhan fled toward Butte, with evidence of a hostile feud and a 4 caliber pistol linked to Raeoul Khan.
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Smuggling Case Involving Two Men Heard In Court
George Ross and John Williams face an afternoon hearing before U S Commissioner Kiefer on charges of smuggling Chinamen. They allegedly planned to land the men at Chinkas after a canoe trip from Victoria for a payment of 940 dollars to bring them to Astoria.
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Train wreck near Cheney in Spokane area fatal and injures
April 23 Spokane report of a Northern Pacific overland westbound wreck near Cheney 16 miles west. Nell Howle six, and her mother seriously injured. J Kellog severely injured. express messenger and three passengers badly hurt. 20 others with minor injuries. Cause cited as defective cattle guard. Special train sent, victims treated, hospital care in Spokane.
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Iverson Arrested on Pike Street for Disorderly Conduct
Magnes Iverson was arrested on Pike Street earlier this morning for disorderly conduct. He resisted during a search at police headquarters, and it required the combined effort of Sergeant Peer and Jailer Stepler to subdue him and place him in a cell.
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Stepler
Tug Boat Under Construction At Eliza Island Yard
Packing and Navigation Company builds a large sea going tug at the Eliza Island yard. It will be completed soon and equipped with machinery from local shops. The dispatch boat will operate between Puget Sound and Alaska.
Washington Guard official hanged in effigy sparks clash
Adj. Gen. James A. Drain of the Washington National Guard was hanged in effigy by Co. K at the Armory in Spokane. The unit had been mustered out last week to make room for George Dreher, nephew of Senator Turner, to form a new company and obtain an officer's appointment.
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George Dreher
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Missing man David Brown sought by police
David Brown aged 35 is missing from his Holee water home since April 21. W McKee asked police to locate him. Brown is 5 feet 6 inches, dark complexion, heavy black mustache, and habitually wears black.
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Holeewater
W. McKee
Brown
Seattle Weather Brief Templt and Thursday Forecast
For Seattle and Vicinity. Templt and Thursday, partly cloudy, light south to west winds.
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Seattle and Vicinity
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