BN Accident At Seattle Plant Wounds Two Men
Two broken collar bones and a fractured shoulder resulted from a mishap at the Seattle Tool Company plant in the lower city, Boomo k. M. J. Palmerton and J. R. Guetin were injured, with Guetin the more severely hurt. They were in the ammonia colis area of the cell room when a heavy pipe mast toppled onto them, now at Providence hospital.
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Seattle
M. J. Palmerton
J. R. Guetin
Providence Hospital
Early closing movement gains support from Seattle stores
The Star reports managers favor late Saturday opening limits and six o clock closing for stores. Chas G Morse of Stone Fisher Lane backs the plan. M Booth Baillargeon store agrees to support and may close at six when Baillargeon returns.
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Seattle
The
Star
Chas
G. Morse
Stone, Fisher & Lane Company
M. & Booth
Baillargeon
Macon
Southwick
Ste O'Clock
Wreck of Steamer Discovery Found Near Cross Point
A Juneau dispatch reports Indians found wreckage near Cross Point about 7 miles southeast of Yakutat. The U S revenue cutter Rush heads to the scene with the Indiana who reported the matter. Discovery last seen at Yakutat on November 2 en route to Seattle.
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Discovery
Cross Landing
United States Revenue Cutter
Rush
Indiana
Yakutat
Seattle
Cross Point
Seal River
Have They Eloped City-Both May Be In Tacoma
P H Nelson, the curbstone preacher sought for adultery, is absent from the city and sheriff’s office cannot trace him. He may be in Tacoma with Pauline Schmidt who has left town. Schmidt’s six children are being cared for as Nelson’s divorce case against Barney Schmidt proceeds, with efforts under way to arrest him if found in Tacoma.
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P. H. Nelson
Curbstone
Sheriffa Office
Tacoma
Pauline Schmidt
Cobbier
Nelson
Neterer
Carrie Nation I Breaks Out Anew In Seattle Car Outburst
A middle aged woman resembling Carrie Nation rode a Green Lake streetcar on Second and Marion and attacked a beer advertisement with an umbrella. Conductor stopped her, she resisted, and the disturbance ended with her alighting at Seventh and Olive. Onlookers called her nutty.
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Seattle
Carrie Nion
Ada
Carrie II
Green Lake
Second
Marion
Rui
Carrie
Seventh
Olive
Sea of Azof reports rapid drying near Taganrog
Advices from London describe a phenomenon in the Sea of Azov north of the Black Sea. The sea is drying so quickly that ships at anchor at Taganrog are left high and dry while the city, home to about 50,000 residents, experiences sand clouds darkening the shore.
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Axos
Taganrog
Senate Passes Cuban Reciprocity Bill In House Vote
The senate on a December afternoon passed the Cuban reciprocity bill by sixty one to eighteen. Nine Democrats supported the measure while Senators Moar and Halley joined Spooner in debate.
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Moar
Halley
Spooner
Man hanged himself in Tekeman Neb cell
Paddick, who killed his son William on Thanksgiving Day, hanged himself in his cell last night. He had been intoxicated and enraged, then used a coat sleeve to form a noose and ended his life. The body was found this morning.
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Tekeman
Neb
Dee
Holomon Paddick
William
Paddick
Fraddick
Prohibition Party Chooses Kansas City for 1924 Convention
The national Prohibition committee selected Kansas City as the site for next year’s Prohibition party convention. The decision was announced in Chicago on December 16.
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Chicago
National Prohibition Committee
Kansas City
Prohibition Party
Local Man Marries Woman In Abortive Tragedy Case
John P. Comba, the fur trader who aided Alice Cady after her alleged abortion, wed the girl in a Justice of the Peace ceremony at the rea o Police Matron Chapin. The girl has been kept in custody since Dr W St John Downey faced abortion charges, with witnesses including the girl's father and Humane Officer Clarke.
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John P. Comba
Comba
Eee
Beattie
Clarke
Strike Hits Cumberland in Wage Cut Protest
Cumberland workers walked out this morning to protest a 10 percent wage reduction. The stoppage began locally and drew attention to broader labor tensions in the area.
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Cumberland
New Orleans Hosts Centennial Celebration Events
In New Orleans Louisiana on December 14 the French cruiser Graviero met the harbor for centennial Louisiane transfer ceremonies. Government cruisers Minneapolia Topeka and Yankee entered the delta and will be before the city tonight. The training ship Hartford, Farragut's flagship forty one years ago, arrived Tuesday. French minister M Juleser will arrive tomorrow to take part in the celebrations.
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New Orleans
Minneapolia
Topeka
Yankee
Delta
Hartford
Farragut
M. Jueser
United States
Burglars Enter I X L Daily Office and Take Cash
Burglars pried open the door of the I X L daily office at 81 Third avenue last night and forced the cash register, taking about $8. A second drawer under the counter contained more money but was overlooked in their haste.
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I. X. L. Daily
Third Avenue
Chinese brigands raid bank in Manchuria after battle
A Chinese bandit raid on Kuna Chenda bank in Manchuria sparked a pitched battle. Four citizens were wounded as brigands escaped with 7,000 roubies.
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Kuna Chenda
Enjoined Mine Strikers Circumvented by Injunction
An injunction will be served on 160 miners at 6 PM restraining them from interfering with the mine and union miners. Strikers encamp around the property with a picket line. watchmen and guards plan to reopen the mine with a union crew once served.
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Hudson
Cal
Nicaragua land swindle head given year jail and fine
D Rieriger, president of the Nicaragua company, was sentenced to one year in prison and a $3000 fine for using what authorities call a mafia to defraud investors. The firm allegedly claimed 6000 acres of valuable land in Nicaragua while assets are said to total about 1800 acres of little value.
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Nica A Ile
Guvardiene
Climaxes Tonight as Western Central Labor Union Met
The Western Central Labor Union faces a heated meeting on a potential split with the Brewery Workers Union and a brewing boycott issue. Unions weigh withdrawal versus compromise as talks focus on manager Sweeney and the Seattle Brewing and Malting Company and how to handle union made beer amid the boycott.
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Western Central Labor Union
Engineers and
Icemen
Brewery Workers Union
Brewers’ Union
Rainier
Western Central and Huilding Trades Assembly
Brewery Workers’ Union
Western Central
Northwest Brewer’ Association
Sweeney
Beattie Brewing and Malting Company
King
Butler Hotel
Fone
Central
Cooke and Watters’ Union
Seattle Brewing and Matting Company
Seattle
Mewiing and Matting Company
Wood's Career Defends Against Senate Attacks
Secretary Root testifies before the senate committee on military affairs, defending General Wood. He cites investigations by the War Department and President McKinley’s approval of Wood’s promotion for distinguished service. Root outlines Wood’s army career and Cuba administration amid unproven charges.
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Washington, D. C
Root
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Wood
War Department
McKinley
Cuba
Behn Denies Secret Ties in Seattle Court Hearing
In Judge Bell's court Hughey Behn, amid laughter, denied collusion with Prosecuting Attorney Boott or anyone in his office during the McGovern habeas corpus hearing. Behn testified as a key witness for Scott and Deputy Sheriff Callaghan as the session faced unresolved questions and potential conclusion pending further argument.
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Hughey Behn
Boott
Mr. Boott
Bell
McGovern
Behn
Scott
Callaghan
F. &. Griffith
Feeman
Hehn
Seattle
Adams
Times
Beott
Steffen
Bohomish Bar
Behrt
Hamilton
State Department Seeks Apology for Alexandretta Assault
Washington reports Consul Davis in Beirut was told that the assault at Alexandretta and its facts require Turkey to apologize and make reparations. Turkish government fears the affair, offers Attarian free passage to Beirut, while Attarian seeks cash indemnity. State Department awaits further word from Minister Leishman.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Davis
Beirut
Alexandretta
Turkey
Davie
Ernmment
Attarian
Leishman
Murder Probe After Japanese Man Found Dead in Lake
A Japanese man named Taku Hayasi was found dead in a small lake near Tenino. Sheriff McClarty and the coroner headed to the scene for an inquest likely to determine homicide. The death follows a mill fight three weeks earlier in which several participants were badly beaten and Hayasi disappeared.
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Olympia
McClarty
Tenino
Taku Hayasi
Butler cafe to reopen Saturday amid cook and waiter arrivals
At the meeting tonight the boycott ends and Manager King of the Murder declares the Butler cafe will open to the public Saturday. Thirty cooks and waiters from San Francisco arrive this morning along with a chef from New York and three Chicago cooks to work in the cafe. Tradesmen finishing the building are already eating meals in the cafe.
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King
Butler Cafe
San Francisco
Herides
New York
Chicago
Clergyman Attacks Christian Science Leader Mrs Eddy
Dr Buckley former editor of the Christian Advocate denounces Christian Science and Mrs Eddy in a New York interview. He claims fifteen recent deaths are linked to Christian Science and accuses Eddy of not practicing what she preaches.
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New York
Buckley
The
Christian Advocater
Eddy
Mia
Pope of Tayabas Hanged in November Execution
Mail advices from the War Department report the hanging of Rios known as the Pope of Tayabas at Antimon on November 27 for a string of brutal murders. A note mentions a Second Ward Democratic club meeting at Oltman’s Hall 70 Twenty Fourth Avenue tomorrow evening to boost local campaign activity.
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War Department
Rios
Pope
Tayabas
Antimenon
Second Ward
Oltman's Hall
Twenty-fourth Avenue
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