Eulogized by Lawyers Pioneers and Chamber of Commerce Members
Large delegations from the Waash Ineten Pioneer Association the Chamber of Commerce and the Bing County Bar Association gathered in Superior Judge Bell court room to pass resolutions on the death of John J. Motives and to pay tribute. The committee read and adopted sentiments praising his moral courage public service and steadfast defense of law and order.
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Waash- Ineten Pioneer Association
Chamber of Commerce
Bing County Bar Association
Judge Bell Court Room
Yuses
J. J. Metilivra
Orange Jacobs
Bar Association
J. W Clee
W. W. Rinehart
A. Shank
Chamber of Ocoremerce
Washington Historical Society
The
Pioneer
King County
John Arthur
John J. Motives
Beattie
Ile
Unions, Employers Clash Over Seattle Brewing Boycott
Labor groups accuse the Seattle Manufacturers' Association of using a boycott against Seattle Brewing & Malting to cripple unions and erase the union label. They allege manager Sweeney is backed by local employe groups aiming to disrupt organized labor in Seattle.
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Seattle Manufacturers’ Association
Seattle Brewing & Malting Company
Seattle
Sweeney
Beeplayers
Aseeetation
Stearmer Greyhound Sold to Olympia Parties
The Stearmer Greyhound, previously running Seattle to Everett, was sold to Fred Wilson on behalf of Olympia parties, marking a change in management and route operations.
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Stearmer Greyhound
Seattle
Everett
Fred Wilson
Olympia
Greyhound Vessel Overhauled for Tacoma Olympia Run
The Greyhound, a top moerguito fleet vessel, was refurbished at King and Winges shipyard in West Seattle. After launch, she will operate on the Tacoma to Olympia run, connecting with the Flyer, with $4,000 paid as consideration.
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Seattle, Everett & Tacoma Transportation Company
Greyhound
Moerguito
King & Winge
West Searle
Tacoma
Olympis
Flyer
Western Central Labor Union to Count Votes on New By-Laws
The reorganization committee of the Western Central Labor union meets tomorrow at 2 PM in Walters' hall to count votes cast by unions on the new constitution and by-laws of the central body. It is rumored...
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Western Central Labor Union
Tommorrow
Walters’ Hall
Excelsior Arrives From Copper River With Passengers and Freight
The Alaska Pacific Navigation steamer Excelsior, Captain Moore, arrived from Valdez and the Copper River district this morning with 70 passengers and 180 tons of general freight. Notable passenger H. S. Hellenthal, a rising Alaska attorney, was aboard. The vessel delivered 75 tons of concentrates from the Well mine for the Tacoma smelter.
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Alaska Pacific Navigation Company
8 Moore
Veldet
Copper River District
Janeau
H. 8
Hellenthal
Alaska
Excelsior
Well
Tacoma
Postoffice Lease Allegedly Involves Senator Warren
Postmaster General Payne says Cheyenne postoffice quarters lease includes Senator Warren's name in violation of statutes and will stay in force until the new government building is completed several months away. The lease was executed while Warren was absent.
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Washington, D. C
Payne
Cheyenne
Senater Warren
Lemsee
Warren
Dying Napoleonic Princess Mathilde Near Paris
Princess Mathilde, widow of Napoleon III and a famed European salon figure born in 1820, lies near Paris at her chateau after a long life as a renowned literary and social hostess. Her death marks the passing of a century and a half of Franco monarchic and cultural history.
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Paris
Mathilde
Napoleon III
Napoleon
Europe
Paria
Napoleon II
Miaubert
de Maupareant
Zola
Daudet
Mathilde Hae
Cannibals Described From Purus River Tribes
Washington reports public release of the United States National Museum summary by Joe BD Sreere on Jamamadi Indians along the Purus River in Western Brazil. article notes alleged cannibal practices, funerary rites, weapons, poison preparation, and tribal diet as described from field observations.
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Washington
Purus River
Joe
Breeze
Macedonian News Reporters Struggle with Language Barriers
A reader learns the reporting challenges in Macedonia as American and English language correspondents face severe difficulties. A native writer’s letter is presented verbatim to illustrate the communication hurdles and scarce English proficiency among local reporters.
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Amert
Wingiteh
Interview with Macedonian Committee Chief Reveals aims
War correspondent and Kapitan Jetme visit Df Tatarchoff, chief of the Macedonian Committee in Sofia. He describes aims to gain freedom for Macedonians, rejecting union with Bulgaria, seeking autonomy within a Bulgarian framework, and warns of Turkish pressure and possible war escalation.
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The
Times
Kapitan Jetme
London
Gret Ue
Df Tatarchoff
Munct Macidonian
Free
Terkteh
Pulgaria
Hulgaria
Macedonia
Burin
Fredom
University club members held by sheriff on theft claims
A Spokane dispatch reports Sheriff Robert J. Themes of Billenebure detained four University of Washington guitar and mandolin club members after following them from Spokane to the city. After about half an hour the group paid damages and was released. The men faced alleged shoplifting of wine glasses and billiard items from Zippaper's saloon and Pargon's cafe in Rileneburg on Christmas Eve, which the students deny as an act of personal enmity and deny any damage demand while in Eleneburg. The club had just left Seattle for a concert tour the prior week.
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Star
Spokane
Robert J. Themes
Billenebure
University of Washington
Zippaper
Peargon
Rileneburg
Eleneburg
Seattle
Endorsement urged for city laboratory and civic complex
The local improvement club's general conference committee will hear a report on establishing a city laboratory at the chamber of commerce Monday at 4. The committee backs the lab and a broader city ball and court house project will also be discussed. Several clubs favor testing bonds or building the complex and submitting the question to voters next section.
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Improvement Clube
Chamber of Commerce
Navy Telegram Refutes Landing of Armed Forces
The Navy Department announced a telegram from Admiral Coghlan in Colon stating that the Atlanta did not land armed forces on Colombian territory at any time. Two officers landed only at the invitation of Colombian generals.
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Washington, D.C
Navy Department
Adepiral Coghlan
Colon
Atlanta
Panama Government Lowers Postal Rates
The Panama government notified the United States of a reduction in postal rates to four cents for foreign postage and two cents for domestic correspondence.
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Washington, D. C
Panama
United States
Ite
Arbitration panel may end Chicago strike mood
AT OUTS CHICAGO Dec 26 unions and associated teaming interests may form a permanent arbitration board. A general strike is probable with the liverymen's strike still on. Funerals today are held under police guard.
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Chicago
Board of Arbitration
Burglars Attempt to Steal cafe at Mingo Junction
Dec 26. Burglars at Mingo Junction rolled a Pennsylvania Railway cafe from the depot and planned to load it onto a waiting wagon to cart it away. No further details on arrests or damages provided.
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Sthoubenvilla O
Mingo Junction
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Robbers Escape After Train Strikes Safe on Curve
A passenger train hit a safe on a curve and knocked it off the track. The impact was described as miraculous the train was not derailed. Robbers fled the scene.
Denunciations Aim at Spokane Clergy By Dr Vanesde
Dr Vanesde of the First Baptist plans to denounce local clergymen who have gone slumming. He argues the practice taints the church morally and erodes mothers confidence in the ministry.
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Spokane
Wash
Vanesde
First Baptist
Quantrell bones revealed by Kansas Historical Society
In Topeka a public display of thigh bones believed to belong to Civil War guerrilla leader William C Quantrill was announced by the Kansas State Historical Society. The bones were donated with the mother's consent a decade ago but were to be kept private during her life.
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Topeka
Ken
Kansas State Historical
W. C. Quantrell
Lawrence
Relic Exhumation Opens to Public View at Society
After her passing the historical society reveals uncanny relics from a hidden stash and opens the collection for public gaze this week at the downtown museum space.
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Historical Society
Man executed after murder sentence in Dareington
Special to The Star reports McPhail was sentenced to hang by Judge Denny for the murder of Pred Alderson in Dareington. Tears flooded the prisoners as the death sentence was pronounced.
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Denny
Pred Alderson
Darerington
City of Puebla Sails with 190 Passengers and Cargo
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company steamer City of Puebla departed for San Francisco with 190 passengers and general merchandise. The Montera arrived from San Francisco with dynamite cargo to be transferred to the Al-Ki for shipment to Alaska.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
City of
Puebla
San Franciso
Montera
San Franciis
Alaska
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