Workmen Go South for San Francisco Street Car Strike
Ten men left Seattle last night bound for San Francisco under a street car line agent. The crew includes one Seattle Electric Co. employee and several experienced in street railway work. All expenses are paid and they will be paid regular wages while in San Francisco, with free return travel if they choose after the strike ends.
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San Francisco
California
Seattle
Seattle Electric Company
Ban Francisco
Pair Fights Earn Draw at Reno Athletic Club
Washington challenger April Kid Sullivan and San Francisco’s Wddle Hanlon battled to a draw in a 10 round feature. Both boxers weighed 128 pounds as the bout concluded in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Kid Sullivan
Washington
Wddle Hanlon
San Francisco
Euereka Athletic Club
Van Buren Signs with Philadelphia NL Team
Out fielder Van Buren formerly with Portland last season joins the Philadelphia National League club. He was a pride of Portland during the season and now moves to a major league roster.
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Philadelphia
van Buren
Portland
Ore
Queenan to Fight McCarthy in Salt Lake Bout
Jerry Mc Carthy and Perry Queenan were matched for a %-round fight in Salt Lake. The May 14 bout carries a $600 elite bet and the entire gate receipts. McCarthy must weigh 146 pounds while Queenan fights at a catch weight.
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Salt Lake
Jerry Mc Carthy
Perry Queenan
McCarthy
Queenan
Cricket Club Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Seattle Cricket club elected Rev J P D Llwyd as president Bernard Pelly as vice president R H Delafield as secretary A J Armatrong as treasurer C R Wilcox as team captain and Fane Sewell as vice captain at a last night meeting Grounds near York on the Columbia and Renton line have been secured for members and will be prepared for the season Acting Chairman Wircox will consult with new officers to appoint the executive finance and ground committees arrangements are underway for games with neighboring clubs
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Seattle Cricket Club
J. P. D. Llwyd
Bernard Pelly
R. H. Delafield
A. J. Armatrong
C. R. Wilcox
Fane Sewell
Whicox
York
Columbta
Renton
New Seattle Athletic Club Opens Tonight
The Seattle Athletic Club will formally open its new home this evening. Doors will be opened to inspection, with all departments accessible. Members may bring guests as many as they wish, and most club officers will serve on the reception committee.
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Seattle Athletic Club
Collision frees crew losses near Falmouth
A steamship collision off Falmouth last night between the Creayl and Zasiprak resulted in the drowning of ten crewmen and the captain of the Zasiprak. The Creayl crew escaped with unknown injuries.
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Falmouth
Creayl
Zasiprak
Prisoner Slashes Throat in Cell Amid Suspected Suicide Attempt
Pike Norties, a ten day prisoner for disorderly conduct, used a broken tin cup to cut his throat in his cell last night. He was found near death in a pool of blood and believed to be mentally unstable. He faces transfer to county jail after an earlier assault on a fellow inmate with a shovel.
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Pike Norties
Jalil
Northe Tn
Jal
Russian minister of Ways of Communication Prince Khilkoff profile
Russia's minister of Ways of Communication Prince Khilkoff oversees railways as congestion rises in Siberia. He previously drove locomotives in the United States and worked at Liverpool engine works before serving as chief assistant to General Annenkoff on the Transcaspian railway.
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Russia
Prince Mixt- Koff
Siberia
Prince Khftkoff
United States
Liverpool
General Annenkoff
Transcaspian
Walcott Beats Dixie Kid By Foul Decision in Colma Bout
Joe Walcott, welterweight champion, defeated Dixie Kid from this city on a twelfth round foul in Colma last night. Walcott had the better of the bout as the Dixie Kid clinched to avoid punishment before the referee ruled in Walcott's favor.
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Joe Walcott
Dixie Kid
Colma
Walcott
City Jail Faces Meal Shortage As Warden Quits
Police chief Delaney must arrange meals for prisoners after Lovegin resigns and ends current feeding plan. The board has a contract with J Martels that begins Monday, leaving tomorrow with no guaranteed meals. Two higher bidding firms remain but the city faces a food lapse.
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Delaney
Lovegin
Board of Public Office
Etary Pingley
J. Martels
Martels
Japanese Columns March Toward Wifu After Yalu Crossing
An official dispatch reports Japanese forces advancing from Mongamphe toward Wifu. A small group crossed the Yalu in a precursor action. Studio operations note Sunday closure and local contact lines.
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Apel
Mongamphe
Wifu
Yalu
Was the King Poisoned Plot Suspected in April
April 30 report notes King Carlos fell ill recently and is believed to have suffered an attempted poisoning. The king's secretary and aide were reportedly given anti poison treatment.
Gold Brick Worth 75000 Shipped From Alaska Mines
Treasure totaling seven dollars is described as a single brick of gold valued at 75000, shipped from Treadwell Alaska on the Humboldt Steamship Hum bo ldt. It was consigned to the Bank of California and discharged at Port Townsend for onward shipment to San Francisco. the voyage carried no passengers or freight.
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Humboldt Steamship Company
Humboldt
Treadwell
Treadwell Gold Mining Company
Bank of California
Port Townsend
San Francisco
Tolman Reports Interest in Democratic Governor Nomination
SPOKANE April 20 State Senator Warren W Tolman has decided to enter the race for the Democratic nomination for governor He has not issued an official announcement but told friends the nomination would be acceptable to him
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Spokane
Warren W. Tolman
Notice to Subscribers About Delayed Star Delivery
If your Star copy is not received by 6 09, call Main 1060 or Independent 113% between 6 and 7 to have a messenger deliver a copy promptly.
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Gunset
Main
Fake transport firms hit Nome traffic and freight
A leading Pacific Coast steamship official says fake transportation companies operating in Nome and surrounding areas will reduce passenger traffic and freight revenue by a large percent this year. Reservations from rural districts collapsed as victims lost deposits, prompting cancellations and shaking trust in North Alaska travel. The North Alaska Transportation Company was exposed and its members arrested, ending its fraudulent operations but depressing legitimate trade.
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Alaska
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North Alaska Transportation Company
Ateamship Companien
James Dollar Loses Propeller Blade in Voyage
The steamer James Dollar of the Alaska Pacific Navigation company arrived from Valdez and points westward with nine passengers and no freight. A blade from its propeller was lost en route and the ship was sent to Moran's ship yard for repairs after unloading passengers.
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Santa Ana
Divorces Sought by Two Couples in Local Court
Divorce suits filed this morning by Lewis Rayser against Louise Rayser for desertion and by Mrs. Alice Braithwaite against Henry Braithwaite.
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Lewis Rayser
Louise Rayser
Alice Praithwaite
Henry Braithwaite
Marriage Licenses Reported for Several Couples
George M. Peck 30 and Alvine Breechert 26 both of Seattle. James Dean 98 and Mary Parker 2% both of Beattie. James Bond 20 of Roseland B C and Mary Knighton 27 of Colorado. F W Marah 48 and Dora D Clancy 87 both of Seattle.
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Alvine Breechert
Seattle
James Dean
Mary Parker
Beattie
James Bond
Rosaland
B. C
Mary Knighton
Colorado
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Dora D. Clancy
Lodging-house dispute leads to defraud charge
Bark, lodging at 07% Becond avenue south, allegedly refused to pay rent for a month. Alfred Anderson, owner, filed a complaint with the prosecuting attorney charging intent to defraud. The case cites a town pattern of tenants moving between lodgings and leaving unpaid bills. A misdemeanor prosecution under a new local law may follow.
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Bark
Becond Avenue
Alfred Anderson
Anderson
Markets Report Wholesale Prices and Provisions
Wholesale price list shows beef, bacon, lard, and vegetables with per pound costs. Includes Freeh Meat Cow beef at 74 cents per pound and bellies and other cuts, plus river produce and urban market notes.
Eagles Will Attend Funeral For Jonathan Solomon
The funeral for Jonathan Solomon will take place after his body was found half buried in mud near the King Street coal bunkers a few days ago. Officials have scheduled services with family and local church leaders attending.
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Jonathan Solomon
King Street
Eagles Lodge Meeting Heads to Seattle Serte Hall
Under the auspices of the Seattle Serte No 1 the Eagles hold a gathering at the Eagles hall on Seventh Avenue and Pine Street at 1 o'clock tomorrow. Solomon is noted as a member in good standing of the Eagles lodge in San Francisco.
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Seattle
Hill Tract
Eagles’ Hall
Seventh Avenue
Pine Street
Solomon
Eagles’ Lodge
San Francisco
Missing 12-year-old girl from Rainier Beach reported
Maggie Hanson, living with M B Bailey of Ephrata Washington, was missing from Rainier Beach since last Monday. The girl, 12, wore a dark green skirt a light waist and a summer hat when last seen. Mr Bailey has no contacts in the city and cannot explain her disappearance. He notes a school punishment may have prompted her to run away.
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Maggie Hanson
M. B. Bailey
Ephrata
Wash
Rainier Beach
George Smith pleads guilty to chicken coop burglary
George Smith admitted guilt in superior court on an Information charging burglary for breaking into Edward Lee’s chicken coop on a date in March. Ed Parker, alleged partner, was arraigned and allowed time to plead, with Smith to be sentenced next week.
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George Smith
Edward Lee
Ed Parker
Smith
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