Relief Fund Drives for Carbonado Miners
The Carbonado relief effort reports a strong response from the community. Manager Russell lends his theater for a benefit matinee next Wednesday, Brown's In Town Company offers services, the Musician's Union plans a grand benefit ball at the Armory, and the Red Cross will collect and forward donations. Camp No. 1 Woodmen of the World contributed 80 dollars, bringing the cash fund to over 500 dollars by noon today despite Woodmen policies on miners.
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Carbonado
Russell
Brown's
Musician's Union
Armory
Red Cross Society
Camp No
Woodmen of the World
Carbonado Relief Fund
Fraud Charges Brought Against Wyoming Mining Officials
The Rev W C Henderson and William Edmonds, officers of the Wyoming Smelting Refining Mining & Investment Company, were arrested in St Louis on a warrant charging them with using the mails fraudulently. For weeks the post office inspector had received many inquiries about the company from colored residents.
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ST. Louis
W. C. Henderson
William Edmonds
Wyoming Smelting, Refining, Mining & Inveetment Company, & Corporation
Post Office
Rice
Mining Corporation
A Dummy in the Coffin Hanover Pa
Hanover detectives probe a claim that John H Alleman died not died and a dummy was buried in his stead at Mount Olive Cemetery The exhumation and guard details aim to settle questions about Alleman a former First National Bank of Hanover cashier who allegedly defrauded the bank of about 50 09 and sparked bond disputes among creditors The case has drawn scrutiny from court officials and local lawyers as suits over bond liability loom
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Hanover
All
John H. Alleman
First National Bank of
Alleman
Mount Olive Cemetery
Courty
John B. Gemmill
Gemmill
Allerman
Shipping Lanes and Crews See Changes at Port Townsend
The revenue cutter Grant departs Port Townsend with Capt. J A Taman handing over to Capt. D F Toster and Capt. Blamm taking command of the Corwin. City of Denver shifts to the Snohomish run while Fairhaven resumes its regular schedule and La Conner finishes repairs after a collision. The Friemfontein headed for Beattie, a telegraphic note says she broke her shaft en route, with repairs in Honolulu before continuing toward Beattie by the 19th. Bloemfontein, built in 1892, carries 2 745 tons and sails with a full Honolulu cargo awaiting at Beattie.
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Grant
Port Townsend
J. A
Taman
D. F. Toster
Blamm
Corwin
Denver
Fairhaven
la Conner
Snohomish
Seattle
Friemfontein
Waterhouse
British American Steamship Company
New South Wales
Honolulu
Beattle
Beattie
Nearing the Goal in AMA Parlor Entertainment
The Chaminade trio Jennie Houghton-Edmunds soprano Lillian Miller mezzo soprano and Lillian Bell Whittlesey contralto perform this evening in the Y M C A parlors. Louis Singerman will play a violin solo. Y M C A subscriptions at noon reached 42500.
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Chaminade
Jennie Houghton-Edmunds
Lillian Miller
Lillian Bell Whittlesey
Louis Singerman
Toledo Unionization Case Tests Ohio Labor Coercion Law
Lemont F Pateman discharged Alonzo B Cole from Toledo Works on October 13 for organizing a labor union. Cole filed criminal proceedings under the Ohio labor coercion statute. Pateman was held to the grand jury in a magistrate hearing, marking the first test of the law with penalties up to six months imprisonment or a fine.
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Toledo, CO
Lemont Fpateman
Toledo
Alonzo B. Cole
Cole
Funeral of Joseph F Blabon Held at St Mark's Church
Funeral services for Joseph F Blabon were held at 2 PM at St Mark's Episcopal Church. The body will be shipped to Farmington Maine for burial on the Great Northern line.
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Joseph F. Blabon
St. Mark's Ibpirecopal Church
Farmington, Me
Great Northern
Armenian village Kostur sacked in Turkish Armenia massacre
Private advices report that Kuris retaliated for Russian Armenian incursions by pillaging Kostur in Alashgert district and massacring 000 inhabitants.
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Constantinople
Dee
Alashgert
Armenia
Kostur
Panic Over Augur Holes In Montville Homes
Mrs. Dyron Hart of Montville Geauga county found a drilled hole at the head of her bed in the wall leading to outside. Investigations show holes in most houses along the principal street with two exceptions. The town is in panic as detectives from Cleveland investigate possible robbery or a mass practical joke.
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Cleveland
Dyron Hart
Montville
Geauga County
Brown
Hat makers in talks to form nationwide combine
Danbury Conn December reports a proposed hat industry combine likely to form with $14,000,000 ready to buy all hat plants nationwide. The capital would come mainly from investors not presently tied to the hatting business, targeting plants in Newark and Orange New Jersey and South Norwalk Conn and other key centers.
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Danbury
Conn
Newark
Orange
N. J
Norwalk
Dewey Arch Fund Struggles to Raise Million Dollars
New York reports the Dewey Arch fund languishes as pledges reach about 150000 but actual cash remains low. Critics note civic pride lacking, with calls for a city government grant of 500000 to jump start fund-raising and fast track completion, though progress remains slow.
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New York
Dewey Arch Fund
Madison Square
Arch Committee
Horace Porter
General Porter
Dewey Arch
Colonel Church
Porter
Arch
Corporations to Move Headquarters from Illinois
Chicago reports that firms with about 500 million dollars in capital plan to quit Illinois and set up in New York due to anti trust laws. Leading names include Federal Steel and American Steel and Wire, American Steel Hoop, American Tin Plate, Glucose Sugar Refining. A Whisky trust representative said its entire business would depart Illinois at once.
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Chicago
Ilinois
New York
Federal Steel Company
American Steel and Wire Company
American Steel Hoop Company
American Tin Plate Company
Glucose Sugar Refining Company
Whisky Trust
Illinois
Posible
Murder Reported At Kankakee Insane Asylum
William Wiley a patient at the Kankakee Insane asylum was found dead in bed with a stab wound to the heart. Fifteen other patients slept nearby. a kitchen knife was found in a closet. A night watchman, who was in the room earlier, did not notice anything amiss. A jury exonerates hospital authorities.
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Kankakee, Sr
William Wiley
Kankakee Insane Asylum
Wana
Beattle Foundry Burglary Nets Brass Gate Stolen
A thief broke into the Beattle Foundry between Poet and First avenues last night and took a brass gate valued at 75 dollars along with pounds of brass.
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Beattle Frase and Bell Foundry
Poet
First Avenues
Albany bill seeks federal reserve forces as second line of defense
A proposed congress bill would create United States reserves to form a second defense line in war. Gen Daniel Butterfield promotes a state based force not exceeding two percent of militia, with oath and training requirements, while not replacing the National Guard.
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Albany
N. Y
United States
Bithy Hoot
Daniel Butterfield
New York
Roosevelt
Butterfield
United States Army
Coal Cheaper Through Northwestern Rail Plan
Capitalists plan a railroad from Scranton coal fields to a western port and a fleet of colliers to carry fuel to major western ports. If realized the scheme would cut coal costs by leveraging cheaper water transportation, benefiting the public.
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Omicago
Pattern Capitaliste
Northwest
Scranton
Erte
Porta
Sheldon considers religious daily paper venture
The Rev Charles M. Sheldon says he may launch a religious daily paper. He has received encouraging letters from newspaper men and investors. He plans to run the enterprise with practical managers and will not print Sunday editions unless needed. Printing location could be Chicago or St Louis.
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Topmea
Kas
Chas. M. Sheldon
Sheldon
Chicago
St. Loula
Tittman Named Superintendent for Alaska Canada Boundary
H Tittman appointed to head U S representation in delimitation of the provisional boundary line between Alaska and Canada at Lynn Canal under the October modus vivendi. Britain assigns T King astronomer at Ottawa to similar duties for the British government.
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Washington, D. C
H. Tittman
Coast and Geodetic Survey
United States
Alaska
Canada
Lynn Canal
Great Britain
T. King
Ottawa
Evidence points to John Webster’s death in Niagara Rapids
An afternoon paper reports evidence supporting that John Webster husband of actress Nellie McHenry ended his life in the rapids above Niagara Falls. He was seen at the jail on Monday November 20 and friends believe him dead amid suspected business troubles.
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Buffalo
Omus
John Webster
Nellie McHenry
Niagara Faille
Amusement Bulletin Theaters Run Short Programings
Shuttle Theater presents Why Smith Left Plume. Third Avenue Theater showcases Human Hearts. Olympic Theater offers Vaudeville and moving pictures. Also shown: Miniature Dawson City on Second Avenue with limited program.
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Shuttle Theater
Smith
Plume
Third Avenue Theater
Human Hearts
Olympic Theater
Dawson City
Lausy
Second Avenue
Gallery of a counterfeit $5 bill used at rooming house
A well dressed man rented a room at Misa M. KB. Smith’s private rooming house on Third Avenue, paid with a ruined $5 bill altered from a $1 with a crude internal revenue stamp. Police investigate and seek similar frauds.
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Misa M. KB. Smith
Third Avenue
Smith
Internal Revenue
Vessels Carry Mails to Alaska and Local Seattle Delivery Restored
The Rosalie sails tonight carrying mails to Alaska and the Al-Kile is due tonight with mail. The San Francisco mail arrived late after missing connections at Portland. Outlying Seattle districts will again receive mail delivery under a recent post office order restoring carrier service.
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Alaska
Seattle
Clement
Democratic party to field full ticket in city election
The Bpechal Democratic party held an enthusiastic meeting at 1118 Third avenue. Resolutions were unanimously carried favoring a full ticket for the next municipal election. Comrade A. N. White will address the meeting next Monday.
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Bpechal Democratic Party
Third Avenue
A. N. White
Plete
Case Still On King County Grand Larceny Trial
The King county grand larceny case occupied the superior court all day with Phillipe as defendant. Lyts refused to testify against Phillipe. Two defense witnesses were examined and the case continued.
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Everett
Dee
King County
Phillipe
Lyts
Toledo healer prophesies two nations and demise of Dewey
Horton born Teo Dr Mclean claims to channel the Lord through the name Schlatter, now anglicized as Schlatter. He predicts two nations, Murcia and the United States, ruling the Western hemisphere. He says Dewey will die next year and Hanna will not live long. Roosevelt is named as the coming man of the land.
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Toledo
Mclean
Horton
Schlatter
Murcia
United States
India
Africa
Dewey
Enya
Mark Hanna
Noosevelt
Eaye
Horse Launch Onboard Steamer Sparks Waterfront Chase
A horse aboard the steamer Advance leaped toward the Greyhound dock, fell into the water, and drifted toward West Seattle. The animal swam with the tide across the Sound, passing Yeeler and Center docks, then reached Galbraith’s dock where it was captured. The horse laughed, causing doubt about its owner’s judgment. the animal suffered only a cold as a result.
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Greyhound Dock
Weat
Seattle
Yeeler
Center
Galbraith's Dock
Jeff
Beth
Prince Merbert von Hiamarck Heads to Riviera for Rest
VATUS reports Prince Merbert von Hiamarck, a troubled youth, has left for the Riviera seeking a drier climate. His castle at Friedricharuhe will be rebuilt in the spring.
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Vatus
Merbert von Hiamarck
Hiviera
Friedricharuhe
Man Ties To Horse Tail. Dies In Indiana Farm Tragedy
In Eckley Indiana Rystrand, a farm worker, tied a rope to his neck and the horse tail then to the animal. The horse dragged him across a pasture causing fatal injuries. He had spoken of a long journey to friends before his death.
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Eckley
Ind
Rystrand
Pystrand
Volunteers Feted by Forman Relief Corps in Queen City Hall
The Forman Relief Corps hosted a reception for volunteers at Queen City Hall corner Fifth Avenue and Hattery Street. Soloists Mins Wagner Mise HKessle Inglis and Meesera performed with Frank Coombs and Engineer Hockina from the First Washington Glee Club. Refreshments followed and dancing closed the evening. Tomorrow the First Washington company will be banqueted in Rainier-Grand parlors by Beattle rifles exmembers.
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Forman Relief Corps
Queen City Hall
Fifth Avenue
Hattery R Street
Mins Wagner
Mise Hkessle Inglis
Meesera
Frank Coombs
Engineer Hockina
First
Washington Glee Club
Shot Down by a Highwayman Seaford Postmaster
New York December 13 Postmaster and Express Agent H J Fellows of Scaredale on the Marlem railroad line died from a fatal shot wound inflicted by an unknown assailant. The motive was robbery as he followed the post line last night and was shot at a lonely place. A satchel with express money and post receipts disappeared, believed carried off by the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fellows
Marlem
Death by Suicide At Tacoma Hotel
John McCaffery, a hotel scrubber in Tacoma, leapt from the four story hotel roof at 11 oclock last night. He had suffered delusions that someone sought to kill him.
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Tacoma
John McCaffery
MeCaffery
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Second Ave
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O. W. Peterson & Bro
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Yres Transfer CO
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BK. W. Andrews
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