MRS CHADWICK DEFENDS HER FRIEND AS CLAIMS TO PAY
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick declares she will publicly defend herself through newspapers amid the legal fight over her finances. She remains at the Holland house and visits law offices to meet with counsel for Andrew Carnegie and banker Newton. Newton's $190,800 debt, with interest, is to be paid. the payer remains undisclosed. In Berlin, the Citizens National Bank examiner's report is prepared for Washington, but no public statement is given by Cashier Spear.
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New York
Cassie L. Chadk
Holland House
Sirapee
Central Trustuilding
Chadwick
Butler, Nottman, Joline & Myn
Andrew Carnegie
Ryan
Banker
Newton
Washington
Spear Caid
Charge Dismissed Against Butterick In Tacoma Case
The information accusing Mike Butterick of criminal assault on Helen Johnson of Tacoma was dismissed in Superior Court after a sensational affidavit by the prosecuting witness. The girl says Butterick never harmed her and admits she lied about her age under pressure from enemies of Butterick. She now claims she and her sister with their mother consent visited Seattle with Butterick and were threatened to swear otherwise.
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Mike Buttenick
Helen Johnson
Tacoma
Butterick
Seattle
Reform School
Los Angeles Chosen as Next WCTU Meeting City
Los Angeles was selected yesterday as the next meeting place of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. Resolutions urged President Roosevelt to enforce national liquor laws forbidding sales to Indians and to prohibit liquor sales to Indians before granting them statehood rights.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Roosevelt
City considers paving two districts at cost up to 250000
The Seattle city council weighs asphalt paving for two large districts with total costs possibly reaching 250000. The street committee meets tomorrow at 10 at city hall to discuss progress, while a Bell town tract is eyed for a resolution ordering paving. Residents favor the improvements but seek reduced city share.
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Renton i
Mullen
Zbinden
Belltown
Fifth Avenues
Bell and Hattery Streets
Denny Way
President Declines Car Industry Labor Mediation at Youngstown
President Roosevelt refused to intervene in the Youngstown steel labor dispute after a meeting with Amalga Molers union leader Shaffer and Representative Kennedy. He urged amicable settlement and labor leaders to seek Wright's inquiry. A 17 year old, Clarence Sager, sues D J Cain Co for 10000 damages over injuries in a shingle mill. An infant left at Peter Erickson's doorstep on November 9 prompts questions.
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Washington, D.C
Shaffer
Amalgamated Metal Workers Association
Kennedy
Youngstown
Ohio
Roosevelt
Carnegie Steel
Youngetown
Carrol D. Wright
Wright
Clarence Sager
D. J. Cain & Co
Gold Missing From Express Office in San Francisco
A bag containing $15,000 in gold, consigned from San Francisco to San Jose, remains unfound at the Weile Pargo express offices. Officials deny robbery reports and say the gold was likely misdelivered and will be recovered.
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Ban Francisco
Weile- Pargo Company
San Francisco
San Jose
Captain Drowned at Aberdeen in Harbor Accident
The schooner Charlee KR. Wilson reached port with its flag at half mast for Captain Albert Johnson who died after falling overboard near the harbor mouth. The crew recovered his body and brought it to port. No further details were available.
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Aberdeen
Dee
Charlee KR. Wilson
Albert Johnson
Calchas Steamer Released After Capture by Vladivostok Squadron
The steamer Calchas captured while en route from Puget Sound to Japan by the Vladivostok squadron was released on October and awaited orders from Nagarak and Tipan as of December 12.
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Vladivostok
Calchas
Puget Sound
Japan
Nagarak
Tipan
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Huttentek
Chicago
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Sherman House
Powers Theater
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Renr. HM. Carleton, Jr
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W. D. Simonds
London
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Monarch
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Enco
Eaton Hurlbut
McCarthy Dry Goods Co
Second Ave
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First Avenue
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Fremont
Washington Children's Home Society
Max Bagley
Second Avenue
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North Star
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