Hearst files anti trust complaint against coal roads
William R Hearst files with the attorney general a bill of complaint accusing the seven coal hauling roads and mining firms controlled by them of Sherman act violations. He alleges the combination stifled competition by buying Simpson and Watkins coal interests and Temple Iron Company to deter an independent seaboard line, raising New York coal prices and increasing annual earnings.
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Washington, D.C
William R. Hearst
House Committee On Judiciary
Hearst
Seaboard
Tidewater
Simpson and Watkins
Notice to Subscribers Missing Star Delivery
The notice informs subscribers that the Star has not arrived by 6:00 p.m. A messenger will deliver a copy between 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. to the subscriber by special messenger. The contact line lists telephone Main 103 for Independent 1:33.
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Gunset
Main 103
Long Lost Idaho Woman Sought by Renton Sister
Mrs A B Cope of Renton seeks information on Miss Toga Simpeon who disappeared from Leland Idaho years ago. She reportedly married a Thrapp and may live near Seattle. Locness of Leland Idaho pleads for any leads and asks that replies go to Mrs Cope in Renton.
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A. B. Cope
Renton
Leland
Idaho
Toga Simpeon
Thrapp
Seattle
Arter
Mra
HM. Locness
Mrs. Cope
Mra. Cope
London detective chief and aides arrested in divorce case
Henry Slater head of England's largest private detective agency and four assistants were arrested in London on April 23, charged with procuring false evidence to secure a divorce for a woman client.
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London
Henry Slater
England
Russian ministers seek limited popular government for Russia
Berlin April 23 Frauforter Zeitung reports the Russian council of ministers, made up of old conservative statesmen, demand a limited form of popular government. Minister of the Interior Von Plehve is said to have agreed to their demands to a degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frauforter Zeitung
Russia
Minieter
von Plehvein
Woman Prosecuted Man for Wife Murder in First Degree
In Des Moines Iowa on April 11 Charles W Graves was found guilty of first degree murder for killing his wife. Sentenced to life imprisonment. The victim was the mother of actress Winifred Reeder who led the prosecution.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Winnifred Reeder
Charles W. Graves
Graves
Mies Reeder
Cottage City Brings News From Southeast Alaska
The Pacific Coast Steamship Cottage City arrives with updates on warm Interior weather disrupting trails and heavy Dawson to Skagway traffic. Prospectors flock to the Alseek district while Briagway mines run full blast after snow melt easing Skagway water shortage. Captain Wallace reports a pleasant coast voyage as 26 passengers and cargo return from Wrangle Narrows.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Cottage City
Alaska
White Horse
Skagway
Daweon
Alseek
Dawson
Briagway
Wallace
Wrangle Narrows
Mayors Coon Victory at Port Townsend Convention
In the Republican county gathering, Ludlow Precinct's Sawyer shifted power before the vote. The contest over permanent chairman ended with 49 to 41 in favor of Mayor Coon, giving him authority to name delegates to the state convention.
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Port Townsend
Ludlow
TH. CC. Sawyer
Seavey
Coon
Leutenant
L. T. Seavey
Central Committee
Ludice
New Credit System Offers Weekly Payments for Merchandise
A citywide program promotes easy payments to buy $45 worth of goods for fifty weeks at any store. Customers can call to enroll. Contact 1209 10 A W Denny Building 1414 Secondary Mutual Savings and Credit Go to Spinnings for bicycle oo.
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Call and
Aee
A. W. Denny
Secondary Mutual Savings and Credit
Khans Arraigner in Murder Case Given Plea Time
Nanai Khan and Obabahan Khan, two Afehans charged with murdering Maat Indian peddler Merill, were arraigned in the superior court this morning. They were granted two weeks to enter their pleas.
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Nanai Khan
Obabahan Khan
Merill
Cartoonist Denies Spokane Interview Quotation
Komer Davenport of Pullman rejects a Spokane issued interview quote that compared Hearst's boom to a blister on a man’s hand. The denial asserts the quotation was not his.
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Pullman
Wash
Komer Davenport
Cartooniat
Spokane
Hearst
Colonel Watterson to Repeat Lincoln Lecture in Seattle
Col Henry Watterson, renowned Kentucky editor and orator, will repeat his lecture on Abraham Lincoln at the Seattle theater tomorrow night after cancellations in Spokane and Lewiston. A special reduced rate is offered with 100 aged soldiers admitted free to best orchestra seats. other tickets are priced for lower floor, balcony, and gallery.
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Thone
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Seattle
Col. Watterson
Spokane
Lewiston
Idaho
Ucketa
Office of the Times
Cushman Foster Meeting Harmonizes Pierce County Politics
More than 200 Republicans gathered at Tacoma Chamber of Commerce to back Foster and Cushman. W B Bronson presided as speakers including Cushman, George H. Stone, F A Luse, B E Salmeon and B S Grosscup urged unity. The crowd, enthusiastic, signaled a combined effort for the two candidates.
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Tacoma
Chamber of Commerce
Cushman-Foster
Pierce County
Poster
Cushman
Merce County
Foster and Cushman
W. B. Bronson
Chamber
FB. &. Cushman
United States
George H. Btone
F. A. Luse
Salmeon
B. 8
Grosscup
Roosevelt Opens 416000 Acres of Rosebud Land
President Roosevelt signed a bill opening the sale of 416 000 acres of land in the Rosebud Stoney area of South Dakota this morning.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Rosebud Stoney, South Dakota
Federal ministry resigns after Labor defeat
Melbourne April 1 The federal government resigns following defeat in parliament on a Labor party amendment to apply arbitration of labor disputes to state employees. Burton April a.mrs Fannie Simmers dies after long illness at 4 years. husband A J Simmers and four children survive. Spare time work for women at 801 Bereand avenue proves successful. studio closed Sundays. Rest dinner in Mearden with Lanternes of Burgundy at Maison Barbers nightly.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Labor Party
Burton
April
Fannie Simmers
A. J. Simmers
Bereand Avenue
Mearden
Lanternes of
Burgundy
Maison Barbers
Second
James
Four Years for Bigamy Pronounced on Local Minister
Sigourney Iowa April 23 Judge sentences Rev J B Taylor to four years in prison after he pleaded guilty to bigamy. The court noted a minister should be held to stricter account yet reduced the maximum by one year. Taylor laughed and said Glad it’s over. He is described as a handsome young evangelist.
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Sigourney
Iowa
J. B. Taylor
Taylor
Alaska Steamship duo arrive with passengers
The Dolphin and Dirigo of the Alaska Steamship Company docked this morning from Bridgway with 22 passengers and no freight aboard. The Dolphin later learned that the City of Heattie hit a mud bank in Wrangell narrows during a low tide pass but sustained no damage and floated with the returning tide. Petersburg and local notices advertise dining and dancing options in town.
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Alaska Steamship Company
Dolphin
Dirigo
Briageway
Petersburg
City of
Open Day and Night Dental Service Notice
Teeth filled and treated at day and night hours. Sundays included from 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. We finish started work as agreed and replace unsatisfactory work free of charge. We offer 22k gold crowns and bridge work at half the price of others. Free pain relievers and extractions. We are successors to the Eastern Dentists.
Death, Robbery, and Local Notices from Bremerton
Dr F M Terry dies at 814 Union Street aged unknown. He leaves a widow and daughter Mrs S J Stewart. Terry was a Pike Street figure, Populist, and former state medical board member under Gov Rogers. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm Butterworth chapel with Odd Fellows. Gust Beeckstrome robbed of $10 near Fifth and Yesterday. he was jailed as a witness. Mrs A Wedmore Jones of San Francisco joins her husband at Bremerton navy yard.
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F. M. Terry
Union Street
J. Stewart
Terry
Pike Street
State Medical Board
John KR. Rogers
Butterworth & Sons
Odd Fellows
A. Wedmore Jones
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
New York Musical Courier
Bremerton Navy Yard
Local Bargain From Brooks & Co At Arcade Building
One price of 3.00 dollars offered by KBN Brooks & Co. readers urged to call for this unbeatable deal at 1931 Becond Avenue Arcade Building.
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KBN, Brooks & Co
Becond Avenue
Arcade
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Umbrella
Ta Bros
Ramaker
Everett
Knabe
Hardman
Her
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Smith & Barnes
Cancarets
Beattie
Labor Union Co-Operative Store
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New York
Bert M. Thompson
Augusta Kieve
Seabold
James Davidson
Mildred Robb
Ladies of
St. Paul's Guild
Grand Opera House
Rose Cols
Rose Henry
Baby Mason
Jennie Field
Newton Fielda
W. S. Kirk
W. S. Tarrant & Co
Cherry Street
Eagle
Pettit
Brooklyn
Pettit's
University Addition
Mayor Coon
Khans Arraigner
Davenport
Watterson
Coln
Sweet Dove OF Harmony
Beripps News Agn'n9
Davis Addition
Broadway
Pike
Cnorer
New York Block
Beriope News Ass'n
Fesan
Lady
Frederick & Nelson
Second Avenue
Madison and
Spring Streets
Scrippe News Asa'n
Narrows
Stevens Cafe
Dancing School
Prof
Wil Ranke
Pike Street and
Avenue
Reepie
Masonic Tempig
Morrison Streets
Portland
Oregon
A. ©. Proom
Meadowdale
Sound
Great Northern Railroad
Seattle-Everett
West & Wheeler
Robert Maltby
N.Y
Bik
Gust Beeckstrome
Fifth Avenue
Beckstrome
Young’s Hats
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