Dowager Queen Margarita May Tour America Hinted
Reports from Rome and San Francisco suggest the Dowager Queen Margarita May travel to the United States. Her proposed route includes major states and sites such as Niagara Falls and Yellowstone, with possible California passage. Consul Serra cautions that travel length and age may limit the voyage.
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Italy
America
Margarhita
Niagara Falls
Park
California
Washington
Carlo F. Serra
Puget Sound
Yellowstone Park
Tragic Coast Down Hill Ends in Child’s Death
Seven year old Pearles Neumann was killed when a sled wheel crushed his back as he rode down Broadway near East Street. A companion boy, on top of the sled, escaped serious harm after rolling off. The incident occurred shortly before 10 o’clock as neighborhood children coasted from Pine toward Pike Street. The dead boy's father, J. H. Neumann, and the teamster who drove away after aiding the injured child were present. Coroner Hoye and Dr. Heg attended. The family, including two older siblings, mourns the loss in a home already full of grief.
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Pearles
Henry Neumann
Broadway
East Street
Yerkes
Neumann
Columbia
Eaat
Seneca
Pike Street
Pasew
Elmer EB. Heg
Hoye
J. H. New Mann
Boren Avenue
Death of Confederate general's niece tied to fortune teller
In Cleveland on February 1 an 11 year old, niece of a famous Confederate general, allegedly killed herself after a Gypsy fortune teller warned she would be murdered within 10 days. The girl, Bragg, who was popular in society circles, reportedly mocked the teller prompting a curse. Officers seek the Gypsy as an investigation unfolds.
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Cleveland
Brags
Mies
South
Examining the Accounts in Maryland Firm Case
Special agent of the 2nd Deposit Co. of Maryland reviews the corporation’s accounts with Treasurer Whittlesey and expert Grant at the courthouse. He indicates a shortage exists but offers no statement on the corporation’s future plans. Reporters are kept waiting during the discussion.
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By. Taylor
2Nd Deposit Co
Maryland
Whittlesey
B. Grant
Tragedy Near Arlington After Freezing Incident
A young man named Carl from near Ono, about 12 miles from Arlington, was badly frozen while hunting yesterday and has since died. He was not his younger brother. He fell ill suddenly, and while the boy went for assistance, the frostbite proved fatal.
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Arwee
Carl “T
Ono
Arlington
Nome Mail aarchites States mai in expected to reconnoi
The fragment discusses Nome on the first or from Skagway with references to THC and a likely large outcome. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Mai
Flrat
Skagway
Voter Registrations Surge at City Hall
Registrations are coming in rapidly at city hall as ward workers escort voters to enroll. By 8 PM the total registered stood at 02 with expectations of a large batch between 6 and 6 tonight.
Prosecution Pushes Neely Rathbone Trial Fast Track
In Havana the prosecution aims for a swift verdict within two weeks. Rathbone’s former secretary Wilmot testified this afternoon as Crown examination revealed irregularities in Rathbone’s expense accounts.
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Havana
Cuba
Neely-Rathbone
Rathbone
Wilmot
Police Recover Four Thousand in Silverware Stolen From Company
Police recovered $4,000 worth of silverware stolen from the Meridan Britania Co. The items were found in a hotel. Robbers were not captured.
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New York
Meridan Britania Co
Died at Dawson Charles Grant Perkins Dies in Dawson
Charles Grant Perkins, long known in Seattle, died at Dawson. Former Dexter Horton bank employee and later in the city treasurer's office with J. M. F. Atkinson. He leaves a wife an infant daughter and a brother, all in Dawson.
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Charles Grant Perkins
lLawnon
Seattle
Dexter Horton Bank
J. M. F. Atkinson
Dawson
Minor Railroad Merger Ties Beattle to Great Northern
Beattle and Northern railroad from Anacortes to Rockport merged into the Great Northern system. Great Northern officers assume control under an option of sale and will purchase the minor road stock before the option expires. Seattle and Northern, long operated independently, has been policy controlled by Great Northern for some time.
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Beattle and Northern
Anacortes
Rockport
Great Northern
Great Northern Co
Seattle and Northern
Ling
Tte
Burglary at Seatte Commission Co. store on Main street
Thieves used a one horse wagon to break into the Seatte Commission Co. at 114 and 116 Main street last night. They pried open an alley window, removed six cases of butter three cases of eyes and a cage of soap. Detective Sam Corbett investigated after the alarm. Police vow to track down the wagon thieves.
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Seatte Commission Co
Main Street
Police
Powers
Sam Corbett
Memorial Service for Mrs Johnson at Norwegian-Danieh Papiiat
A memorial service will be held at the Norwegian-Danieh Papiiat church at Sixth avenue and Virginia street on Sunday at 11 a m in memory of the wife of Rev J A H Johnson late pastor of this city Mrs Johnson died last Friday January 1 at Fargo N D where her husband began a second pastorate last November She will be buried in Fargo Sunday February All friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the service
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Sixth Avenue
Virginia Street
J. A. H. Johnson
Strike Settlements Hinted After Linemen Meeting
The local outside linemen union executive committee met at 10 AM to decide action on the strike. An 11 AM adjournment postpones a decision until 3 PM, with action expected to speed the strike’s end. Independent Telephone Co foremen had a two hour talk with Manager Claypool who says the strike notice came from the men themselves. Claypool notes there is no union rule barring a foreman from performing Bateman’s duties and says a strike requires a grievance to be presented to the national Electrical Workers' Union executive committee.
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Independent Telephone Ga
Claypool
Bateman
Clay
Star
National Executive Committee of Electrical Workers’ Union
Town Destroyed by Fire in Clancy Montana
Helena Montana February 1 Fire nearly burned the mining town of Clancy as the Albany hotel a frame structure burned early this morning forcing guests to flee in their nightwear. The blaze consumed main street buildings including business houses and the post office amid 10 below zero and fresh snow. Insurance adjusters rushed to the scene as officials estimated losses but no totals were available.
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Helena
Mont
Clancy
Albany
James N Hogdon Civil War Veteran Dies at %
James N Hogdon a Civil War veteran died last evening at an advanced age. He was a longtime Beattie resident and later lived in the Soldiers home at Orting. He recently stayed with his son George W Hogdon in Brooklyn where he passed away.
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James N. Hogdon
Mr. Hogdon
Atate
Beattie
Orting
Geo. W. Hogdon
Brooklyn
Beattie Residents Forecast Snow Tonight and Sunday
For Beattie and Vicinity tonight and Sunday there will be occasional snow with fresh to brisk east to northeast winds. The regular monthly meeting of the Charity association is set for Monday afternoon at 1 40 p.m. at the chamber of commerce. All representatives of charity organizations are invited to attend.
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Beattie
Chamber of Ecommerce
Plague Death Toll in Philippines Reported
Washington Feb 1 The commissioner of public health in the Philippines reports 778 bubonic plague cases since December 1809 with 618 deaths. It urges destruction of rats as the prime disease spreader and notes improved sanitation will further aid health in the coming year.
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Washington, D. C
Commissioner of Public Health
Philippines
Rata
Pine Street to Hear Protests Over Grade Plan Next Friday
The street committee of the council will meet next Friday to hear protests against the proposed grade of Pine Street from Fourth Avenue to First. Residents along Pine Street show considerable feeling about the improvement as a cut of feet is considered. The committee discussed the matter at a late yesterday afternoon meeting.
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Pine Street
Fourth Avenue
First
Heo
Abduction Case Involving Japanese Resident Report
A Japanese resident, M Hayato, reports his daughter Chuten abducted. Detective M R Hubbard pursues the case and returns with an arrested suspect, George Kondo, who confesses at headquarters. He says the girl was hidden near the city and abducted to force her into a life of shame.
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M. Hayato
Thin Ae
Chuten
M. R. Hubbard
George Kondo
Street Car Strike Ties Up Leavenworth Traffic
Leavenworth Kansas sees all street traffic halted as motormen strike over wages and hours. Officials report no violence and a conference is set for this afternoon to seek a settlement. workers demand shorter hours while maintaining pay.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Fen
Fifth Ward Republicans Hear Celebrated Address
The Fifth Ward Republican club met last night in the building. Hon. John E. Humphries delivered an ardent partisan speech praising Republican rule and Seattle's prosperity, contrasting it with Cleveland’s era. He cited police fine totals from 188 to 1901 and argued graft claims were settled by fines paid to the city treasury.
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Fifth Ward
Republican Club
John E. Humphries
Judge Humphries
Seattle
Cleveland
Beattie
Humes
Captain Harry Dies at 67 in Seattle
Captain William H. Harry, 67, died at 138 Twenty-third Avenue South from Bright s disease. Survived by a widow and two children James W. Harry and Mrs Will H Morris. He came to Seattle from Xenia Ohio last October for health and to visit family. Funeral Monday February 3 at 4 p m at Mr Morris’s residence, then body sent to Ohio. Civil War GI R member. Bid openings for Twentieth Avenue sidewalk contract held. six bids received. Contract to be awarded this afternoon.
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William H. Harry
Twenty-third Avenue South
Bright
Captain Harry
James W. Harry
United States
Will H. Morris
Seattle
Xenia
Ohio
Beattie Electric Company pledges better streetcar service
City council hears renewed promises from Beattie Electric Company on faster service. Director C A Stone of Boston outlines plans to add power, cars, and tracks, including Queen Anne hill and 18th and 23rd avenues, with a six minute service goal and Cedar Street double tracking.
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Beattie Electricc Company
Beattie
C. A. Stone
Boston
Parry
Stone
Electric Company
Murphy
Furth
Btone
Queen Anne Hill
James Street
James
Mr. Stone
Bone
Cedar Street
Firet Avenue
Denny Way
Rude
Kinnear Park
North Seattle
George W. Dickingon
Beattie Electric Co
Queen Anne Bill
Mercer
Lee Street
Fiest
Fifth Avenues
Yakima Avenue
Dearborn
Rainier Heights
Fremont and Green Lake Water Main Bid Tending
Public works meet opens bids for Melrose avenue water main to supply Cedar river water to Fremont and Green Lake residents. Erickson likely awarded contract as his bid about 70 lower than rivals, with two other bidders noted.
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Cedar River
Board of Works
Board of Public Works
Melrose Avenue
Fremont
Green Lake
Lake Union
M@trrat
Ooets
C. J. Erickson
Erickson
Labor Commissioner Case Declares 10-Hour Law Unconstitutional
The case brought by Labor Commissioner Blackmann against A. G. Buchanan over the ten hour labor law for women ended in Judge Griffin's court with a ruling that the law is unconstitutional. Pleadings were heard on a demurrer and the decision was issued. Prosecutor Fulton appealed to the supreme court.
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Blackmann
A. G. Buchanan
Griffin
Fulton
Supreme Court
Organ Fund of Trinity Promotes Persian Garden Song Cycle
The Organ Fund of Trinity Church seeks subscriptions for a dramatic music production of Liga Lehman's In a Persian Garden. The Artiste' Club quartet Grace Helen Bradley Anna Selkirk Norton Arthur Leonard Alexander and G Magnus Shuts join in solos duets and full quartet with Fitzgeralds Rubaiyat verses. Proceeds support church funds.
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Liga Lehman
Trinity Church
Fitzgerald
Omar Kaayyam
Grace Helen Bradley
Anna Selkirk Norton
Arthur Leonard Alexander
G. Magnus Shuts
North Wesat
Pacific Slope
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Organ Fund OF Trinity
Grand Opera House
Btanchard Furniture Co
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Golden Medical
Seattle and Vicinity
Adams & Blanchard
Second Ave
Hinckley Block
Oxford
Cheltenham
Yeoman
Adams& Blanchard
Bailey Cloak and Suit Company
Ouptny
Edward Ridley
BONS
Lington Apron CO
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co
First Avenue
Alaska
RST
Dr.mackenzie
Morrell Mackenzie
Pacific Coast
G.O. Guy
Ph. G
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Korthrup CO
First Ave
Herbert
Schewerman
Cherry St
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Steinway Dealers
Sherman, Clay & Co
Fine Pianos
2D Ave
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