Diplomatic Push Over Venezuelan Crisis Near The Hague
A British and German diplomatic team conferred with Minister Bowen as allies press for preferential credit shares. Bowen indicated opposition to favored treatment while warning that a peace time blockade and port bombardment would set dangerous precedent. The issue shifts toward a possible Hague reference with U S and creditor nations backing Bowen's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
D.C
Bowen
Hague Tribunal For Setor
Michael Herbert
Yor Sternbe
Howen
Triple Alliance
Venesuela
Bowen Re
Porta
Mritien
London
Winter Howen
United States
France
Holland
Berghum
Denmark
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Hague
Popular Loan Plan Aims to Fund Seattle Power Plant
Advocates push a $400,000 bond measure to finance a Cedar power plant and associated distribution system in Seattle. The plan seeks local investment, with bonds offered in small denominations to attract citizens and reduce reliance on a power monopoly.
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Seattle
Cedar
T Pear
Wil
Geporita
Colummne
Tampa
City & Position
Resaea
Meet Mr Ankeny at Butler Hotel Reception
Senator elect Levi Ankeny and his wife hosted a public reception yesterday at the Butler hotel parlors. Several hundred attendees, mostly ladies and gentlemen, enjoyed informal introductions and small talks about society. Ankeny expressed that Senate service should benefit the nation and equal treatment for all factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Ankeny
Mr. Ankeny
Butler Hotel
Ankeny
States Senate
Walla Welle
Ex prize fighter Leedham arrested on robbery charge
Jack Leetham known as a has been fighter was arrested by police at Geo Leighton station on suspicion of robbing two showgoers George Redmond and John Keys. Keys found about $100 missing after noting a $1 loan and a $20 gold piece was found on Leedham.
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Jack Leetham
Pétice
Geo. Leighton
George Redmond
John Keys
Loedharm
Keys
Leighton
Leedham
Savoy Denied Draw Down on License Refund
City council rejected Heinrich Pros. rebate request of 400 dollars for unused Savoy theater license tied to the Goo Goo Byes site at Second Ave S and Main St. The Savoy, among venues closed amid grand jury probes into state law violations, faced surprise from council members at seeking a refund for privileges not allowed under the law.
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Cornell
Heinrich Pros
Savoy Theater
Second Avenue South
Main Street
Savoy
Grand Jury
Sues for damages in Balman Bay Shingle case
Hugo Kath sues Balman Bay Shingle company for 5676 dollars. The suit is set for hearing in the superior court today before Judge Griffin. Kath alleges injuries from machinery at Ranaietad factory where beams were cut.
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Hugo Kath
Balman Bay
Firiff
Kath
Ranaietad Wivennee
Burglars Try Broadway James Street Residences
Several attempts to enter homes around Broadway and James street failed as intruders were frightened away. Attempts targeted a residence at Broadway and another home belonging to Geo. F. Zimmerman at 1110 James street. No arrests were reported.
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Broadway
James Street
Geo. F. Zimmerman
City Council Rejects Liquor License Transfer Bid
On recommendation of the police license and revenue committee the city council rejected Arcade Armse a Menu’s request to transfer its liquor license at the Arlington Hotel located at 1215 First Avenue. J B Auld Arlington and others involved faced claims related to a $900 city license default and an $800 unpaid difference tied to a new $1.08 license law effective time.
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Police
Net Sight
Armsea
Ite
Liquoricense Wehrfrita
Arineton Hotel
First Avenue
Kieller Aads
J. B. Auld
Arlington
Tony Ig Ehre Roo Encape
Auld
Plague Guard Approved to Prevent Bubonic Outbreak
A conference among Dr Yooun Nelson and Mew of the estate board of health and city health authorities led the state board to back the city board in guarding against bubonic plague. Funds were approved to transport Dr J B Booth to San Francisco and back to report on the plague conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre. ‘Yooun
Nelson
Estate Board of Health
J. Bi. Booth
Fan Francisco
Dr. Booth
California
Miners Present Rebuttal Evidence Before Anthracite Commission
Philadelphia Feb. 3. Rebuttal evidence is presented before the anthracite commission with Justice of the Peace McKelvey as chief witness. He conceded bias in favor of the strikers and faced sharp cross-examination by Jo Gray. Other testimony suggested strikers generally pledged to obey the law.
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Philadelphia
Justice of the Peace
McKelvey
Jo Gray
Etrikers
Union Molders Secure Work After Strike
The Moran's machine shops union tram moulders, twelve workers, left after a nine hour day was refused and have since found jobs at other local foundries. Four union men remaining were replaced, and Moran brothers with Pacific Iron Works of Fremont are the only local foundries not complying with union demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
Oeity
Clared
Moran Brothers
Moran Hirose, Company
Pacific Iron Works
Fremont
Ithe Union
Alaska boundary treaty questions sent to the Senate
The president sent to the Senate the draft boundary treaty outlining how to settle the Alaska boundary dispute. The fourth article lists questions about the starting point of the line, channel definitions, courses from start to Port Channel, and how to measure inland water boundaries under the 1825 convention.
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Washington
Alaska
Senate
Port Channel
Portland
Séth Horth
Rence
Greenwich
Netto
Russia
Tissere
Sein
Runor
Beattie Manufact Association seeks CAT franchise reform
Prominent business leaders petition Seattle City Council to amend the Cataract Company franchise to permit construction and lower power rates. Mayor Humes endorses relief, citing the petitioners and many firms backing cheaper power and a cap of 16 cents per kilowatt hour. Signers include Macdougall Southwick Standard Furniture, Pacific Coast Company, Beattie Bank, and numerous local merchants.
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City Council
Seattle
Beattie Manufact Association
Coumpany
Humes
Mames
Tuition
Ted
Rmite
Board of Public Works
Cownell
Neral Busines Tome
Macdougall & Southwick Standard Furniture
C. Mike & Piper Co
Cal- Carpet Co
Baker @ Hicharde
Stewart & Holmer Drug Co
Fieet National Bank
the Bean
American Plank
Denagine Land Company
Center Horse
Pacific Coast Company
Bank of Commerce
Beattie Bank
H. Nordhoff & Co
Smoke Nuisance Appeals Delayed By City Court
Seattle smoky nuisance cases drag through the morning session as defendants seek time to procure expert testimony. Witnesses describe black coal smoke from Power House sites on street, M street, and downtown areas, while city attorneys push for prompt action and convictions.
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George
Jacob Furth
Seattle Rhetric Company
Post Street Power House
Madison
M Street
Puget Sound
Walis
City
Bruler
Chapin
Auddes
Seattle Bieche Company
City Oy
Mill Company
It Paving Company
Seattle K Company
Island event to entertain 200 sportsmen on 6000 acre site
A note outlines a Saturday and Sunday gathering on a 6000 acre island amid the Columbia river, with 10 000 rab te noted and Dr C P Thom of Bpokane to lead a party. Managers plan to entertain 200 sportsmen. the island spans six miles by one mile and is 76 miles from Walla Walla, reached by BR and N railroad.
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C. P. Thom
Bpokane
Columbia River
Walla Walle
Oo. BR. & N. Railroad
Tagoma Legislator Attacks University in Olympia
In the Washington House Masterday of Pierce County attacked the state university over funding. A Rainey bill would credit lands from old university land sales to the university, while an Easterday amendment would place the first 160000 from future university funds to the general fund to repay a prior appropriation. The fight delayed until 2 pm. The Lewis bill criminalizing possession of slot machines neared passage despite opposition. Senate business was light with discussions on venereal disease and sanitary conditions in bakeries.
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Olympia
Pierce County
State University
Yasterday
University
Easterday
Cole
King County
Lewis
Cometech
Levy
Senate
Moore
Pamerees
Bremerton Scandal in the Legislature
Bremerton's townsite magnate Bremer faces Cote's bill to ban liquor sales within one mile of Bremerton and a naval yard area. Proponents cite Admiral Sterling letter revelations. Bremer vows strong opposition, arguing conditions have improved and the measure would wipe out Bremerton.
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Olympia
Cote
Beattie
Wiliam
Cremerton
Frank LP. Lewis
Olympia Hotel
Bremer
Bremerton
At 4 Yard
Navy Yard
Cole
King County
Admiral Sterling
Navy
San Francisco
King's Secretary Knollys Seeks Rest After Mild Illness
London Feb 1 Central News reports that King’s secretary Knollys has issued a bulletin stating he is suffering a mild attack of influenza and is not expected to appear in public for at least a week.
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London
Knollys
Jaiew
Nuenga
Coroners Jury Probes Jersey Central Rail Disaster
A coroner s jury of prominent men met to gauge the feasibility of the Jersey Central railway disaster inquiry. Charlee Fisk of New York heads the panel as foreman. railway general manager, train dispatcher, and several operators are subpoenaed. Barrington, a colored barber jailed on a witness issue, faces a habeas hearing today. Harrington s wife is accused of trying to murder him.
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Plainfield
Jersey Central
Charlee Fisk
Fisk Banking House
New York
Deepatcher
See Barrington
Eliza
Bell
Harrington
Marriage Licenses List for Beattle and Nearby Areas
The notice lists marriages involving Frank Wilkins and M ret Bongrove both 27 Beattle, John Conly 36 and Josie Haine 24 South Dakota, Wm Anderson and N L McCutcheon Beattie, Ralph Wallace 36 and Mors Curteet 23 Beattle, Merman Lewis and May Moore Beattle, George Lawy 47 and Mrs Sophie White 87 Beattle. Chicago wheat price reported at 7 81 8.
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Frank Wilkins
M Ret Bongrove
Beattice
John Conly
Josie Haine
South Dakota
Wm. Anderson
N. L. McCutcheon
Beattie
Ralph Wallace
Mors Curteet
Beattle
Merman Lewis
May Moore
Seattle
George Lawy
Mra Sophie White
Beate
Easterdays bill targets delinquent property certificates
Legislature debated a bill limiting certificates of delinquency to after months, shifting interest to the county. A floor brawl by Johnston and a tie vote 44 27 marked the tax delinquency reform. Tolman’s petition threshold for municipal referenda faced resounding opposition and procedural blocking by Heinrich and others.
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Wade
Yasterday
Arama Johnston
Perry
Representative Jones
Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Senate
Tolman
Heinrich of
Seattiie
Beattie
Thenan
Heinrich
King County
Committee On Municipal Corporations
Tolmann
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Great Northern Railway Company
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Thia Terence
Ptrelier Kiplinger
Giffenby
Middlebury
Commission
Canada
Seattle Electric Company
Levison
L. A. Booth
William Levison
Wns
Fell
John Dore
Hell
James Tilton
William Milton
Frank Churchill
Green Light
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Waterbury
Conn
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Vancouver
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Tagoma
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Bill
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Sterling
HIG Liberty
Chicago
Pioneer Square
Herbert
Becheverman Block
Pivet Avenue
Cherry Street
Millman City
Quest
Ftenton
Washington Street
Hillman City
L. Adler Beos. & Co
Adams & Blanchard
Second Ave
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