Young Corbett Still Champion After Brutal 16 Round Fight
In San Francisco on December 16, Young Corbett defended his featherweight title against Eddie Hanlon in a ferocious 16 round battle. Referee Graney stopped the bout after Hanlon absorbed severe punishment, Corbett praised his rival’s gameness, and Hanlon later collapsed and required assistance but recovered later.
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Treasury fills with booze tax remittances in Washington
The state treasury reports rapidly rising receipts from the estate tax on nitro or Quinoricenses collected in cities. In the latest quarter Tacoma sent 11600 and Seattle 40000, as cities delay remittances due to questions about the 1488 constitutional state tax law.
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Star
Olympia
Washington
Tacoma
Seattle
Pinehurst Golf Cup Opens In South in December
The Pinehurst Golf Club hosts a major amateur tournament with renowned players W. J. Travis John M Ward and Findlay. The event runs through the rest of the week with cups and trophies to be awarded to winners drawing wide interest from golf fans nationwide.
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Pinehurst
N. C
W. J. Travis
John M. Ward
Findlay
Pinehurst Golf Club
West Virginia Lawyers Convene in Parkersburg
Leading lawyers and jurists from across West Virginia meet in Parkersburg for a two day session of the State Bar Association. The opening session today covers committee reports and features an address by Hon. C. Whred Daily, president of the association.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Dee
Marie Lamont Sues City Over Trapdoor Injury
Marie Lamont seeks 15000 damages from the city after a trapdoor fall on Record avenue between Cherry and Columbia caused serious injuries. The council rejected her claim in court yesterday.
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Marie Lamont
Record Avenue
Cherry
Columbia
Retail Liquor Dealers Challenge Western Central Labor Union
The Retail Liquor Dealers Protective Association of King County denounces the Western Central Labor union during Magten hall meeting. It condemns the boycott against Beattie Brewing & Malting Company and calls for the union to remove the boycott promptly to protect local business interests.
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Western Central Labor Union
Brattle Brewing & Malting Company
Magten Hall
Western Central
Seattlewieg & Malting Company
Brewing Company
Bather Hotel Company
Maid Brewing Company
Indian Gridiron Hero Weds Beautiful Girl
Francia M. Cayou, famed halfback of the Cartisie Indian team, marries Mine Anna Snyder in Arcola. Cayou, half French and half Indian, is a school hero and college graduate. The bride was 18, her parents objected only to her youth.
Mrs Cushman Sues for Divorce on Non Support
Mrs Adeline Cushman filed suit for divorce from Dr Cushman in Superior Court alleging non support. Gadya Hush was bound over to the Superior Court on a larceny from the person charge by Justice George yesterday.
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Adeline Cushman
Dr. Cushman
Gadya Hush
George
Labor union boycott action against Beattie Brewing foes
The Everett labor council committee aided by Tacoma and Everett unions investigates the Beattie Brewing boycott. Marienders, Cooke and Waltere unions refuse to handle the product, while Waiters' union in Tacoma will not touch Seattle Brewing products.
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Beattie Brewing & Malting Company
Tacoma
Meverett
Meverett Labor Council
Marienders
Cooke and Waltere
Tacoma Labor Unions, and Claims That the Waiters
City
Seattle Brewing & Malling Company
Western Washington Baptist conference revivals discussed
The Western Washington Baptist conference gathered at Tabernacle Baptist Church with ministers from the district and neighboring regions. Discussions focused on Bible study efficiency in evangelism and methods for conducting revivals as the conference nears its close tomorrow.
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Western Washington
Women sue for damages against Beattie Electric
Two women filed damage suits in superior court demanding 1400 and 50000. Lotta Parce says she was hurled to the car floor by a speeding conductor. Elizabeth Hane alleges a Madison Street car started as she boarded and was dragged fifty feet after the wrist was grabbed.
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Beattie Electric Company
Lotta Parce
Adden
Elizabeth Hane
Madison
Record bids 5 cent city printing in dispute
The Times Printing Company serving the Daily Record claims its 5 cent bid was rejected and asks for the bond returned. City council leans toward awarding the contract to the Record if Corporation Counsel Gillam rules the bid legal.
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Times Printing Company
Daily Record
Record
Bulletin
Gillam
Registration Books Open for March 8 Municipal Election
Registration for the March 8 election runs January 1 to February 14. Under a new statute the books at city hall stay open year round. the superintendent must open each precinct ward for two to six days before the election. The Civil Service Commission submitted names for registration clerks Daniel G. Rudy J W Kelly R W Cotterill and T H Witeon with plans to expand staff as needed.
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Civil Service Commission
Daniel G. Rudy
J. W. Kelly
R. W. Cotterill
T. H. Witeon
Queen Ties Up in Dense Fog at Dock
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company steamer Queen from San Francisco docked after two hours of foggy maneuvering. It carried one passenger and a full cargo of general freight. Among the passengers was Sheriff Cudihee escorting William Hoyt, wanted on burglary charges for allegedly robbing Mrs. Stetson in Unity last February.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Queen
San Francisco
Sheriff Cudihee
William Hoyt
Moyt
Mra
Stetson
Old Man Sentenced to Six Months in County Jail
John Sagmeister an elderly man was yesterday sentenced by Superior Judge Beil to six months in the county jail after conviction for embezzlement. He allegedly converted to his own use the proceeds from selling a car which he had disposed of.
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John Sagmeister
Beil. Sagmeister
Marine ships seek bids for Cartwright alterations
The Cartwright steamer of the United States quartermaster's department invites bids by December 1 for a mast head side lights a manhole plate in holler forty fathoms of chain a circulation pump and a steam winch. The Cartwright will be extended to cover the main deck to improve crew comfort. The Cottage City with a large cargo of salmon and many passengers is due tomorrow from Skagway and Lynn canal points. Lindauer will sail December 30 for San Francisco. Lagua calls today for San Francisco and San Pedro. Mary Love was committed to the Insane asylum by Superior Judge Tallman. Go to Spinnings for bicycle parts.
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United States Quartermaster’s Department
Grant
Cottage City
Wallace
Skagway
Lynn Canal
Kasan
Lindauer
L. H. Gray & Co
San Francisco
Lagua
San Pedro
Labor Leaders Move to Expel Lynch at Western Central Meeting
Western Central Labor union set to vote tonight on expelling W C Lynch delegate from the Clerk union amid bitter factionalism over his role in the Lutier hotel strike and boycott disputes with Seattle Brewing and Malting. Lynch faces charges of disloyalty and disruption as critics claim he undermines organized labor while supporters defend his stance on recent strikes and strategy.
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Western Central Labor Union
W. ¢. Lynch
Acta
Lutier
Clerks
Western Central
Lynch
Seattle Brewing & Malting Company
Chicago
Rainier
Friends
W. ¢. Hubbard
International Shingle Weavers’ Union
Ballard
P. Riley
Brewery Workers’ Union
Butler Hotel
Hubbell
Riley
Boycot
Frank A. Rust
Musicians’ Union
Hots Butler
All for Roosevelt Gains Arkansas Republican Unity
In Little Rock on December 30 leading Arkansas Republicans expressed near unity in favor of Roosevelt's renomination. The meeting, called by state chairman H M L Remmel, aimed to set a date and location for a state convention to nominate a ticket and choose delegates to the Republican national convention. A. Hennig was fined $90 in Justice Cann's court for striking his wife after a drunken episode.
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Ark
Arkansas
HM. L. Remmel
State Committee
Roosevelt
A. Hennig
Justice Cann's Court
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