Tragic death pact ends romance between singer and heiress
A Rome based tragedy reports Joness Gugllelmette, daughter of a noble family, and tenor Signor Spaletti dying together after choosing a death by own action pact. Police consider poisoning possible. physicians cite fragrance in the conservatory as a factor. The lovers reportedly locked themselves inside the estate to evade an anticipated separation.
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United Press
Joness Gugllelmette
Rome
Nooer
Signor Spaliett
Joness
Polson
Guatermette
Spalletti
Conreid
New York
Banker Turns Against Friend and Jail Mate
Francisco December report shows Walter J. Bartnett implicated in banking abuses at the Sausalito estate matter. Testimony before a grand jury references heavy loans and actions tied to Eldorado Lumber and the bank's dealings. Prosecutors anticipate further indictments against Bartnett Brown Darrell Robertson and James Treadwell at the next grand jury session.
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Brown
Fati Oe Treadwell
Bartnett
Eldorado Lumber
Darrell Robertson
James Treadwell
Sunday Dinner at Stevens Hotel Cafe Courses
Regular Sunday dinner offered at the Stevens Hotel Cafe with a fixed price of 50 cents. Dining includes a complete course served in the hotel restaurant.
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Stevens Hotel
British warship Algerine to join Esquimalt squadron
Victoria observers report that the admiralty ordered H. M. S. Algerine to commission with volunteers from the China squadron in January and proceed to Esquimalt to assist H. M. S. Shearwater and Egeria. The Algerine, a twin screw vessel larger than the Shearwater, will arrive in March.
City Treasurer announces water shutoff for delinquents
Delinquent water customers in the second collection district between Union and Galer streets face shutoff for the quarter ending January 11. There are 806 delinquents to be cut off without further notice. Payments must be made at 116 Prefontaine Place.
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Union
Galer Streets
Prefontaine Place
Eee
Big plants to resume work in January in Cleveland
Cleveland manufacturers plan a January revival for about 10 000 former workers. The American Shipbuilding company expects to hire 6 000 men, close to full capacity. Hundreds from the steel mills are to return, and smaller plants that closed temporarily will reemploy hundreds.
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Cleveland
American Shipbuilding Company
Steel Milla
Cruisers Head South For Target Practice Along Coast
The armored cruisers Colorado Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia leave San Francisco for target practice at Magdalena Bay. They will maneuver offshore and meet first class cruisers Tennessee and Washington under Rear Admiral Sebree along the Atlantic fleet. Nebraska at Mare Island loads ammunition for January 3 sail south.
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San Francisco
Colorado
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Magship
West Virginia
Dayton
Masdalena Bay
Tennessee
Washington
Uriel Sebre
Atlantic
Sey
Charleston
Swinebourne
Nebraska
Mare Island
South
Mine Disaster Toll Reaches 175 With 23 Readily Located
At Jacobs Creek Pennsylvania on December 28 the Pittsburg company mine recovery shows 175 bodies found. Twenty three were located today, all badly mutilated, as rescue teams continue searches amid the disaster.
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Jacobs Creek
Pittsburg Company
French General Drude Recalled From Morocco
Paris December 28 gen Drude who led French troops in Morocco is down with fever again and has requested recall from his command
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Paris
Drude
Morocco
Fre mont Christian Church Plans New Building
Annual meeting set for New Year’s night to elect officers and decide on plans for a new church at the corner of Btoneau and Thirty-eighth, with an estimated cost of about $10,000.
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Fremont Christian Church
Btoneau
Suppression Orders Reported and Rail Snow Disruptions
Briefs describe China's ruler ordering public meetings silenced, U S pleas for political prisoners reaching Russia, Tacoma plans to host Western retail lumber dealers in February, Cascades snow paralyzing Northern Pacific trains, and Frisco merchants charging Wells Fargo with tariff manipulation.
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Emprean
China
America
Tacoma
Cascades
Frisco
Wells Fargo Express Company
Watchnight Services Planned Across City Churches
Plans for watchnight services on New Year’s Eve were completed in leading churches. The Firat Presbyterian church will host officer installations at 9 pm with a pound social. The Madison Street M B church Epworth League also plans watchnight events, and the Green Lake Methodist Church will dedicate one minute after midnight as part of its watch service.
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Firat Presbyterian
Tabernacle
Union St
Spworth League
Madison Street
M. B
David Scheetz Craig
Highteenth Ay. N
Dudley Buck
Choral Union
First Methodist Protestant Church
Sixteenth Av. B
John St
New Green Lake Methodist Church
Epworth League
Temple Baptist Church
Admiral Brownson Upheld in Action Over Naval Hospital Command
Washington December 28 The Army and Navy Register expands the dispute between Admiral Brownson and President Roosevelt over appointing a surgeon to command a naval hospital ship. The piece defends Brownson as justified and cites line officers supporting his protest against what is deemed an encroachment on command authority.
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Admiral Brownson
Washington
Rownson
Roosevelt
Naval Hospital
Army and Navy Register
Crownson
Moran Seeks Breakaway Advantage After Clinch Decision
Moran plans to press for a rule change before meeting ref Jim Jeffries to allow punching on the break. He seeks to avoid Jeffries separating fighters during clinches, arguing the break should end the exchange. Attell and Moran agreed to straight rules, with Moran viewed as the underdog due to betting trends and box office money.
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Attell
Moran
PROTEST AGAINST CUTTING OFF G N OWL TRAIN
Rumors circulate that the Great Northern may discontinue the Owl train between Seattle and Vancouver B C. The schedule has 11 26 departures and 7 15 arrivals, aiding merchants travelers in Seattle Everett Bellingham Vancouver and back. Protest efforts from four benefiting cities will push to keep the service running.
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G. N. Owl
Great Northern
Seattle
Vancouver
B.C
Everett
Bellingham
Helmen
NOW WANTS TO LEAVE BOTH HUSBANDS
May Buck, confined briefly in the county jail, says she will travel to California to live with her parents and abandon both husbands if the prosecution is dropped. She had been arrested with Jack Franklin on Leroy Buck’s complaint, Leroy claiming a Tacoma marriage, Franklin claiming a California common law marriage four years prior.
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May Buck
California
Jack Franklin
Leroy Buck
Tacoma
Franklin
Theater Law Challenge Reaches Washington Supreme Court
Attorneys for the theatrical syndicate seek to overturn the Sunday closing law. The Supreme Court issued a writ of habeas corpus to King County Sheriff returnable January 24. Frank Hi Donnellan of the Star Theater Beattie faces the law’s alleged violation as the case tests constitutional Sabbath restrictions.
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United Press
Olympia
Supreme Court
King County
Frank Hi. Donnellan
Star Theater
Beattie
Judge Jacobs and Wife to Celebrate Golden Wedding
Judge Orange Jacobs and his wife Lucinda Davenport will mark 66 years of marriage with New Year’s Day celebration at their Seattle home. A pioneer jurist, Jacobs helped shape Washington’s statehood and national jurisdiction over the San Juan Islands. Born in 1829 in New York, he moved to Michigan as a youth and joined a wagon train to the Pacific coast in 1852.
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Orange Jacobs
Sthay
Judge Jacobs
Seattle
Northwest
Lucinda Davenport
Oregon
Waldo Hille
San Juan
Beatties Charter Commission
Congreat
Washington
New York State
Michigan
Plains
Pacific Coast
Bat Deal Noted For Brooks and Co In City Ad
An advertisement promotes purchasing bats from N Brooks and Co located at 1231 Second Ave. The text lists their business, inviting customers to buy their bats.
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N. Brooks & Go
Vice President T L Lewis Seen Winning UMWA Presidency
Early returns from most districts show vice president T L Lewis of Ohio leading for the presidency of the United Mine Workers of America to succeed John Mitchell.
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Wheeling
W. Va
T. L. Lewis
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
Hungarian Diet Addressed Over Levy Causing Pension Pause
In a public session the Hungarian Diet discussed the pubic levy and the resulting temporary suspension of the sitting. The discourse touched on Turkish baths and a grand theater project as part of the agenda.
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Levy & Man
Public Market Prices Today Show Varied Produce and Meats
A busy market report lists prices across meats fruits and vegetables. Notable quotes include bananas 20 cents each, eggs 40 to 48 cents per dozen, oranges two dozen for a small sum, and carnations at 81.00 per dozen. Dried fruits, honey, nuts, and canned goods appear with multiple unit prices, while staples like potatoes, onions, cabbage, and tomatoes show a range of cents per pound or per item.
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Yakima
Oregon
Washington
Jowa Creamery
California
Brasil
Brazil
Real Estate Fast Sale Ad by Inter national Bond & Realty
Real estate for sale quick sale offer from Inter national Bond and Realty Co located at 10089 American Bank Building. Contact for fast transactions and property listings.
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International Bond & Realty CO
American Bank Building
Moore Theater Opens Tonight in Seattle Debut
The new Moore theater opens tonight with a sold out lower floor balcony and gallery. The Alaskan, by Blethen and Girard and staged by Cort, headlines a weeklong Seattle showcase featuring local players as the city’s drama center.
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New Moore Theater
Seattle
West
Moore Theater
Joseph Blethen
Harry Girard
John Cort
Northwest
Monuments Art Marble Company Ad Locator
Readable text lists Monuments Art Marble Company at 2011 Seec onday three doors north of Virginia with phone numbers 1738.
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Art Marble Company
Virginia
Organ Recital Set At Trinity Parish Church
The forty first monthly organ recital at Trinity Parish church is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Coconut estates in the degraded Malay states valued at about 20,000,000 are noted by L C Brown, the official in charge of the plantations.
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Trinity
Saya L. C. Brown
Small Savings Grow Through Weekly Deposits
The piece extols systematic saving and claims setting aside five dollars weekly for five years yields about 1438.20. It asserts that even moderate earners can miss the amount. The State Bank Seattle offers 4 percent interest compounded semi annually on time deposits.
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State Bank
Seattle
Cor
First Avenue
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