Federal troops ready for Goldfield clash amid mine standstill
President Roosevelt ordered federal troops in readiness to move to Goldfield if miners’ troubles worsen. General Funston also reports everything prepared in San Francisco, with troops able to deploy at a moment’s notice to quell the strike and secure the camp.
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United Preas
Dee
Royle
Washington
Roosevelt
Goldfield
San Francisco
Funston
Restaurant wage battle stirs New York labor unions
Restaurant workers union leaders vow to oppose a move by the Restaurant Keepers' Association to revert to the old seven day workweek and lower wages. A meeting at the Labor Temple will plan actions as prices in meats and supplies trend down, prompting fears of a general price drop.
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Restaurant Keepers’ Association
Labor Temple
Infant Joseph Ivers Sheds Teeth at Five Days
Baby Joseph Ivers born to Mr and Mrs Tom Ivers at Seentyfiretay displayed two teeth by day five. Doctors Lyons and Yoh removed the floating teeth, preserving them as a curious record of precocity for the family.
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Joseph Ivers
Tom Ivers
Ivers
Joseph
J. H. Lyons
Dr. Lyons
Wenatchee smallpox scare fades. city schools reopen
J D Cornet cashier of the North Yakima bank retires after twenty years service and is honored with a $1000 check. Public health scare subsides as Wenatchee areas resume normal school activity.
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Wenatchee
J.D. Cornet
North Yakima Bank
War Four Years Over Timber At Cameron Dam
John Dette of Cameron Dam Wisconsin waged a four year armed stand against Chippewa Lumber & Boom Company and state authorities to stop logging via the Thornapple river dam. He held the dam with rifles backed by his family, denying passage of logs and tolls despite agents’ bribery attempts.
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Seattle Star
Duluth
Minn
Dee
John Deltz
Cameron Dam
Sawyer County
Wisconsin
Chippewa Lumber & Boom Company
United States
Detts
Dette
Thornapple River
Delite
Wee
Detla
Cameron
Aluke
Prison terms for Colville boxcar thieves and murder verdict
James Casey and William Mc Bride receive sentences between two and fourteen years in the penitentiary. Joseph Flannery tried for murdering his wife faces a first degree murder verdict. Marshall Field & Company holds a Washington Fire policy on their Chicago institution.
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James Casey
William Mc.Bride
Colville
Joseph Flannery
Marshall Field & Company
Washington
Chicago
Indifferent defendant faces appeal in North Yakima court
Flannery’s attorneys have given notice of appeal after the degree was read in court at North Yakima. Indian fishermen at Aberdeen plan to break up the fist truant while potential militia captaincy candidates in Spokane include M. M. Richardson, deputy court clerk, and J. P. Hayes, civil engineer and Spanish War veteran.
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North Yakima
Flannery
Aberdeen
M. M. Richardson
Sullivan's Court
J. P. Hayes
Company of Militia
Spokane
Emancipated Women Advocate Bicycle Freedom
New York reports Mrs. Elbert Hubbard praising the bicycle as the century’s key instrument in women’s emancipation. She credits cycling with advancing women’s self sufficiency and views marriage as failing until women gain economic independence and independence overall.
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Seattle Star
New York
Elbert Hubbard
Monaco Court Convicts Goolds in Emma Levin Murder
Marie Goold is sentenced to death while Verest Leger Goold receives life imprisonment after Monaco exterior court verdicts for the Emma Levin murder from last summer. In Missoula, Northern Pacific cuts wages about 25 percent, laying off hundreds at round house car shops and rail crews.
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United Press
Monte Carlo
Dec
Verest Leger Goold
Marie
Monaco
Emma Levin
N. P
Missoula
Mont. Dee
Northern Pacific
Winchester Leader and Indian Shotgun Ammunition Ad
An old advertisement from THRO, WILTS & CO at 1008 First Ave promotes the Winchester Leader and Indian shotgun ammunition, claiming it as the best on earth.
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Thro, Wilts & CO
Winchester
Stand head discusses silence on trust operations
John bold, active head of the Stand. In a signed Saturday Evening Post piece he defends the policy of silence used by the company for years. He claims misrepresentation and attacks are unfair, asserts fair competition, and notes the firm owns one sixth of producing wells with about 75,000 miles of pipe lines, a fleet of 72 tank steamers and 24 cargo steamers.
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York
Dee
John Bold
Saturday Evening Post
Ite
Ita Vietoriea
Ita
Ite Pipe Nes
Disabled steamer refuses aid as crews help offered
In Tacoma a series of rescues failed to move Captain Olson of the steamer Alliance who declined assistance offered by the Beverie, then by the tug Tatoosh and later by the steamer San Mateo en route from San Francisco. The Tacoma city council also voted to grant street vacation to the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway on tide lands.
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United Press
Tacoma
Dee. S
Olson
Alliance
Beverie
San Mateo
San Francisco
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
Local Fashes To Entertain Teachers In Seattle
Superintendent Frank B Cooper and district principals have been delegated a committee by city teachers to organize entertainment for the Washington State Teachers association which meets in Seattle December 31 for three days. The reorganized notes include city plans for hosting and program details.
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Frank B. Cooper
Seattle Public Schools
Washington State Teachers’ Association
Frank 8. Houlins
Bubonic Pasque
J. Ed .Shrewsbury
J. Morse
Madteon Park
Fire and Water Committee
Cornellman Crichton
Ee Club
Rainier Heights
Oltman's Hall
Impson
Grand
The
Royal Arcanum
Lake Union Council
Vaudeville and Stage Runs Ahead at Seattle Theaters
Amusements listings show The Grand Max Figman in The Man on the Ox next week with Maude Fealy in The Stronger Sex. Other bills include Camille The Ensign The New Dominion and varied vaudeville acts at Coliseum Pantages Star Lyric and Seattle venues with moving pictures and music components.
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Max Figman
Maude Fealy
Seattle
Third Avenue
Camille
The
Ensign
New Dominion
Hatellita
Spanieh
Onetti Sisters
Lucretia
Leopards
Guns for Rent Piper and Taft Ad
Advertisement for firearm rental services by Piper and Taft located at 1024-26 Second Avenue offering guns for rent to customers.
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Piper
Taft
Births Registered in Seattle and Nearby Areas
Dowdell To wife of T F Dow dell Seattle Dec 4 a son. Lehall To wife of G A Lehall 6542 Woodland Parkay Nov 23 a daughter. Fuller To wife of A E Fuller Rainier Beach Nov 25 a son. Moore To wife of C V Moore Interbay Dec 1 a son.
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Dowdell
T. F. Dowdell
Seattle
Lehall
G. A. Lehall
Woodland Parkay
Fuller
A. E. Fuller
Rainier Beach
Moore
C. V. Moore
Interbay
Obituaries List From Local Deaths Across Several Families
Deaths registered today include Covert J B E Covert aged 66 with residence Palatine Ave. Robert S L Robert aged 93 of Atlantic Ave. Streeter Infant noted on December 4. and Doucett J W Doucett aged 6 of 7th North West Seattle.
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Covert
J. BE. Covert
Palatine Au
Robert
S. L. Robert
Atlantic
Streeter
West Seattle
Doucett
J. W. Doucett
7Th
N. B
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United Presse
Kaneat City Bank
Kansas City
National Bank of Commerce
Leroy Beveridge
Helena
Mont
Montana
Widdenly
Choet
Hoyt
Pike Street
Ife
Reg. Warly
Eaton Hurlbut
Valenciennes
Rhodes Co
Toyland
Yakima District
Calhoun
DENNY @ EWING, Inc
Alaska
International Bond & Realty CO
American Bank Building
H. L. Klein
James ST
Steinway Fischer
Kohler & Chase
Weber
Tinw D
Johnston
Konler & Chase
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