Chicago Coliseum Plan For Political Convention
Spy Stuart Maclean reports Chicago plans for a large convention venue at the Coliseum Jane. Capacity could reach about 3,000,000 seats inside the city with a press gallery and amphitheater seating. A vast network of offices, telegraph rooms, and a post office is included, plus a band stand and emergency hospital. Easter offerings at the Band Market.
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Ster
Colleeie Jane
Chicago
Fis Oo Golca
Sob
Bartender Fined for Selling Liquor to Minor
William Lievd a bartender at the Western bar at First ay south and Washington was fined 25 dollars by Police Judge Gordon yesterday afternoon for selling liquor to Henry Teutech a minor.
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William Lievd
Western
South
Washington
Gordon
Henry Teutech
Man Charged With Mayhem In South Park Biting Incident
Patrolman Byers reports a man from South Park assaulted Dave Brown and bit off part of his ear. J Sterling appears for the complainant as Brown posts bond of $800.
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Byers
Dave Brown
South Park
J. Sterling
Dle
al Legen
Brown
District Leader final show at the Moore. Belle of New York at Grand
The District Leader closes tonight at the Moore. Next week Mecintyre and Heath perform The Ham Tree. The Belle of New York runs remainder of the week at the Grand with a Saturday matinee. Lillian Mathee debuts next week in Flora. Miss Emma Bunting appears in Goldstein’s role at the Seattle with a souvenir matinee Saturday. Pretty Miss Nobody heads to next week’s lineup. Rich ard Carvel draws crowds at the Tivoli. Leah Kilsohna, Brother Bill, and Girte im Girl Land run next week. Pinafore seat sale opens. Four new vaudeville acts join The Counter Girls at Notelight. Seattle Symphony farewell concert tomorrow night at Moore. Santell draws crowds at Coliseum. Big Jeff Kangaroo tours Pastages. Ascott Eddy Trio at Star. The Passion Pisy at Circuits is a big draw.
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Moore
Mecintyre and
Heath
San Francisco Opera Company
New York
the Grand
Lillian Matthee
Emma Bunting
Goldstein
Seattle
Bill
Tivoli
Transcontinental Road Is Now Certain
United Press reports a major Pacific Improvement Company project backed by Crocker Stanford interests to build a transcontinental line from Tacoma east through Washington toward Spokane and Walla Walla. The plan includes terminal property at Tacoma and 500 miles of track in Washington with connections to an eastern line. Named backers include William H. Crocker George Crocker Mrs C T Alexander Templeton Crocker Charles G Lathrop and Gen Thomas H Hubbard.
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San Francisco
Pacific & Southwestern Railway
Tacoma
Crocker
Stanford
Pacific Improvement Company of
A. D. Shepard
Pacific Improvement Company
Walla Walla
Spokane
Washington
New York
William H. Crocker
George Crocker
Mia
C. T. Alexander
Mina Jennie
Templeton Crockery
Charles G Lathrop
Jane L. Stanford
Thomas H. Hubbard
Jamon Reares
Jail Breaker Captured After 14 Years Missing
Tom Blanck’s 1896 jail escape at King County’s facility is recalled as 14 of 14 escaped. Morgen alias Hart alias Lamb, once sentenced for grand larceny, is now reported arrested in Alma Kansas. Sheriff Bert C Thompson plans to return Morgen to the original prison. Also noted are Crow Reservation opening bill favor, Pekin Gazette replaced by Government Gazette, and Gen Funston’s transfer to Port Leavenworth.
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King County
Jalier Jerry Yarberry
Frank Morgen
Frank Hart
Lamb
Hart
Morgan
Irving T Ward
Alma
Kansas
Morgen
Bert C. Thompson
Prince Wilhelm
Norway
Marie Pavonia
Alesandrovitch
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Crow Reservation
Montana
Pekin Gazette
Government Gazette
Pekin
America
Gen. Funston
Port Leavenworth
Wart Convention in Seattle Pushed to Accommodate Delegates
Efforts to postpone the Democratic State convention a week and move the meeting from Spokane to Seattle are being made by Van A. Piereen, a member of the state central committee, so delegates can attend when the meet arrives.
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Spokane
van A. Piereen
State Central
Negro Rights Case At Washington Restaurant
Edward T. Asberry sues owner of Hencefe on Washington alleging denial of the right to be served after his beef stew order cost $6. Prominent attorney Kenneth Mackintosh filed a complaint in the case which names "John Doe" as charged with denying Asberry the right to public convene.
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Edward T. Asberry
Hencefe
Washingtom
Promeenting Altorney
Kenneth Mackintosh
John Doe
Aeberry
Union Bricklayers Secure Craft Only Work at Local Sites
A tacit understanding between the union and contractors limits future work to union bricklayers on the Firet Metho dist church and the Rosen berg hotel. The agreement, noted by the Building Exchange, allows open shop plastering crews on the Federal building and Manufacturers buildings at the expedition grounds.
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Firet Methodist
Rosenberg Hotel
Bulldere Exchange
Expedition Grounds
Vermont Elevation Heads to Chicago for Studying Opera
Maybelle Gilman-Corey sails to Paria to study for the operatic stage while preparations are complete for a wedding next week at St. Peters. The brief notes the move and upcoming nuptials in a compact wire-style update.
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Vermont
Chicago
Maybelle Gilman
Corey Hee
Paria
St. Peters
Sehiling’s Best Tea Unbeatable, Money-Back Guarantee
A grocer urges customers to try Sehiling’s Best tea claiming it outperforms common brands. If unsatisfied, the store promises a money refund, reinforcing the quality appeal and customer confidence.
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Sehiliing
Rainier Cloth Co to Quit Seattle After 14 Years
Rainier Cloth Co announces sale and closure after 14 years in Seattle. The firm will liquidate clothing hats shoes and men furnishings at reduced prices during a selling out sale at 1106 First Avenue. Old customers receive full value for money and new customers are invited to shop during the sale.
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Seattle
Rainier Cloth
the Co
Enid
Sivaze
Atch
Hibernian Fair Opens to Large Crowd on Ninth Ave
The Hibernian Fair drew a large crowd at Ninth Avenue and Yealer Way as it opened to raise funds for a gymnasium at Beatle College. The hall was arranged to resemble a street fair and the carnival will run through Saturday night.
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Ninth Av
Yealer Way
Beattle College
Bickford Inter Ocean Editor Dies After Operations
L H Bickford associate editor of the Chicago Inter Ocean died this morning from appendicitis after two operations. He came to Chicago ten years ago from Denver where he was managing editor of the Denver Times.
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Chicago
L. H. Bickford
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Denver
Denver Times
Real Estate Association Opposes Tax on Debts
The Seattle real estate association adopted a resolution declaring that taxing money credits mortgages and other evidences of indebtedness is against the people’s best interests. President Roosevelt has nominated Julian Arnold of California as U S consul at Amoy China.
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Seattle Real Estate Association
Roosvelt
Julian Arnold
California
United States
Amoy, Chine
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