Judge Bell Calls Grand Jury To Probe City
Judge Bell issued a call for a grand jury to investigate municipal matters. McClure and Wilman drew 30 names, with selection to begin January 5 and a possible jury size around 12. Prosecuting Attorney Fulton will direct the panel, with W T Beett acting as deputy. The judge emphasized fearless, impartial inquiry into public malfeasance.
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Fulton
W. T. Beett
Oreder
Mr. Beett
Mr. Putton
Mr. Beott
Pr Uting
Kiel
Pultom
Gale Threatens Valdes Town in Historic Alaska Storm
Newspaper recounts the ferocious storm along Copper River country with the steamer Nome City rushing for shelter. Buildings toppled, a three story house wrecked, and life endangered as ice and wind lashed the shore. Passengers and crew faced freezing conditions, with ships forced to seek shelter at Port Liscum and Yakutat.
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Copper River Country
Nome City
Valdes
Glecter and Lowe
Hempley
United States Court
Harien
Lig
Liscum
Andreson
Lathron
G. W. Dutton
W. G
Eidevia
Santa Ans
Marina
Innerskin Bay
Santa Ana
T Stearmer
Will Try Praying For Canterbury Bishop Recovery
The bishop of Canterbury appeals to the public to pray for the recovery of the ailing pontiff who lies near death and has been failing through the night with slow improvement reported.
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Hop of Canterbury
Fractious Dockmen Clash With Gendarmes in Marseilles
In Marseilles on December 18 a serious clash erupted in the streets as thousands of union dockers and sailors, on strike, faced arrest by gendarmes. Demonstrations turned into a general melee during the confrontation after the vote to continue the strike.
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Marseilles
France
Burglary Reported At Lotus Hotel Room Breakin
A burglary occurred in Room 8 at the Lotus hotel when a mandolin valued at $15 was taken. The thief entered the room using a skeleton key, police said. The incident was reported to the police station this morning.
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B. Durham
Lotus Hotel
Gila
Inston
Turmoil After Fatal Wind Pipe Attack On Northwest Port
A shocking incident at St. Mic November 1 details a man named Chartee Ingerbrand who attacked a coworker by tearing out his windpipe. The motive remains unclear in the limited account from the Nome City steamer arrival, with no stated cause for the rash act.
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Asia
St. Mic
Mallaf
Nome City
Valdes
Yakutat
Ellamer Sitka
Ingerbrand
Former Delegate Convicted in Suburban Franchise Bribery
In Louie earlier this month John Heilier formerly a member of the house of delegates was convicted yesterday of bribery in the suburban franchise deal and sentenced to four years in the penitentiary.
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John Heilier
House of Delegates
Britain ready to arbitrate Venezuelan dispute terms
London reports the British government would back arbitration with Venezuela on terms including a $20,000 good faith deposit by President Castro and an arbitrator to oversee customs during talks. Berlin notes uncertainty over German stance as Venezuela tightens naval posture. Rome says talks aim to pressure Caracas into compliance with allied demands.
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Castro
London
St. James Gazette
Arrests Hit Seattle Theaters Over Licenses
T H Considine manager of the People's theater and Joe Watkins manager of the Monterey were arrested by order of Chief Sullivan for operating concert halls without licenses. City Attorney DeBruler contends new licenses are invalid as not in good faith or in use when the ordinance took effect. Fielding’s case, tied to Mascot theater, is not a test of the new licenses. The People's and Monterey theaters remain open pending municipal court ruling. the Alhambra on Occidental avenue and Washington street closed for expired license with no new application.
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People’s Theater
Joe Watkins
Monterey
Sullivan
DeBruler
Seattle
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Mascot
Fielding
Considine and Watkins
Lcensea
People’s
Alhambra
Occidental Avenue
Washington Street
Lloyd Driscoll Seen as Likely Japan Minister Appointment
Washington dispatch reports it is orally believed Lloyd Driscoll the current minister to Persia will be appointed minister to Japan. The rumor centers in Washington D C dated December 18.
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Lloyd Driscoll
Persia
Japan
Passengers Jeopardize Bridge Crossing Cited Unsafe Load
A report notes the crew halted a loaded vehicle crossing the bridge due to unsafe conditions as the empty passengers disembarked, highlighting safety concerns and possible consequences for future crossings.
Colored highwayman loses nerve in chop house hold up
In a front street incident a colored man attempted to rob Joe's Market on the waterfront but balked at cash drawers. He forced the cook to raise his hands then fled the scene after wavering over the plan. No arrests yet. police suspect he decided to retire but lost nerve at the critical moment.
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Sedro-Woolley
Stranger
bin Palim
Does It Mean Anything To You Adler Clothing Offer
The ad offers Adler clothing as a money saving substitute for tailor made outfits. It claims thousands of well dressed men endorse the Rochester N Y brand as a satisfactory ready made option and notes time is turning many away from custom tailors. It presents home availability and rapid adoption of Adler Clothing.
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L. Adler, Bros. & Co
Rochester
N. Y
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