House Naval Affairs Committee Ends Leasler Probe
In Washington the House Naval Affairs Committee votes to end the Leasler investigation and backs a provision to buy Holland submarine boats. The panel finds a bribery claim tied to Philip Doblin without proof of wider ministerial involvement and directs renewed action against Dublin. The session then moves to the naval appropriation bill and the vote on purchasing 10 additional Holland boats ends in defeat.
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Bremerton Enacts Saloons Buffer Ordinance
Bremerton officials pass measure to move back saloons from Front Street toward Puget Navy Yard entrance by four feet. Rumors claim repeal promised by some town councilors, but council defends action as aimed at limiting objectionable features near the naval reservation. An investigation into alleged secret saloon compact is promised.
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Burglar Breaks Into Song Writer's Room
Beattie newsman J Gordon Temple reports a burglary at his Terrace room. A thief took a coat, suit, umbrella, and a folder titled Another Shattered Door Dream. Temple notes increased attention from thieves amid his rising fame and urges action by police.
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City awards damages after sidewalk incident suit
Christiana Smith receives 7400 in a city damages award after a fall from a damaged pro im door in the sidewalk near the New York building. She had sued for 15600 in the superior court before Judge Griffin.
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Senate Passes Reparation Bill After Amendments
Congress proceedings in Washington note the Senate passing a bill on reparation with changes. Senator Proctor leads the debate as sections are scrutinized and removed before final passage.
Easterday Backs Up University Reimbursement Clause
Easterday withdraws opposition to the Raines bill after a concession by King county. The amendment states the bill does not waive the state's claim for reimbursement of the 150000 dollars appropriated for the university in 1893.
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Divorce Filed in Honolulu by Two-Attorney Firm
A duplex filing shows a divorce case in Honolulu where two attorneys are represented. The action outlines the separation request and involved parties. Financial and custodial details are not disclosed in the accessible text.
City backs special police officers amid patrol dispute
The city council delayed the merchants patrol appointment and ordered the police committee to draft an ordinance for special officers. Mayor Humes noted possible courtesy from the street car and electric companies may extend to bona fide city employees only.
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Vessels Leave for the North From Juneau Area
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Webb Seeks Divorce Over Mother-in-Law Tension
L M Webb, a lodge-supply manufacturer, files for divorce from Vietette Webb citing extreme hysteria and temper, with the mother-in-law blamed for interference. Webb alleges his wife worsened after her mother-in-law opposed the match and that he could not live happily. she seeks $75 monthly support. The case names attorneys Falcon and Fulton and notes the couple married earlier.
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Arrests After Early Morning Street Altercation
Mitchell a hack driver and a woman who gave the name Ade die Wood were arrested by Police Mermeant Peer and Patrolman Cameron on a fighting charge. Marie Campbell was jailed for vagrancy at the same time.
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Robbery Charge In Saloon Arrests Noted
City detectives Mubbard and Pree man arrested John Mealy early morning on a charge of robbing John Capp of several hundred dollars in a saloon. William Jackson, alleged witness, is held as a witness.
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Fence in Chinatown Fences Stolen Goods and Arrests
Police recovered a cache of stolen cutlery in Chinatown and arrested two Chinese men, after confessions by Hert Eger and Bert Hollingsworth. Detectives Barbee Adame and Lane traced plunder to Wa Chong building rooms and a dance hall. Other suspects, Jin Wong and Jim Bay, are under investigation for receiving stolen property.
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Plan to nab gamblers hinges on cross border arrest idea
Detective Byrnes reports a proposed scheme to charge Mott, ittam, MH Pasou with past gambling fraud by moving the case to the American side to secure apprehension on the grand jury counts. Authorities consider the plan but await action and confirmation of details. Fason allegedly ran gaming in Dawson. Hoff's involvement unclear.
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No More Rebates Proposed Federal Restrictions
The draft measure in Washington aims to ban rebates and regulate commerce with foreign nations and among states. It would prohibit forcing witnesses to incriminate themselves and allow corporations to provide records without enabling prosecutions from such testimony.
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Parking system plan moves to council for $9000
The park board and the committee on parks and boulevards debated a plan calling for the park board of public works to contract Olmetead Hroa of Brookline Massachusetts to design a large parking and boulevard system. A $9000 appropriation would pay the firm and related expenses. The Olmstead firm, founded by Frederick Law Olmstead, has long been recommended to the board.
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Council Passes N. P. Franchise in Second and Third Readings
The ordinance granting a franchise to the Northern Pacific Railroad for terminal tracks was given its second and third readings and ordered advertised. The franchise covers terminals from the canal waterway to Atlantic Street, between Color and nearby avenues.
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Lost mustache damages claim in court filing
A damaged OCR item reports a dispute where a man names Peter J. Glasen as causing injury to his mustache during an December altercation. He seeks about 3600 in damages and describes an incident of forceful removal. The fragmentary text notes a fight and a court filing with unclear details and names.
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Piano and music gear sale injects deep discounts
A long closing out sale extols bargain prices on sheet music and instruments as the store promotes scores of cuts on regular music and announces continued Violin Special pricing. It highlights piano options including a Pease Baby Grand at a steep discount and markets brands like Chickering Kimball Hobart M Cable and D Johnston Co as part of an extensive stock.
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For Rent Front Room With Bay View
Large nicely furnished front room overlooking the bay in a private family setting. Walk to business center. Inquire at 916 First Avenue. For sale miscellaneous items and "for sale" notices appear among odd listings. Jersey cow, first calf, M Braun Byron Station.
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