Royal Funeral Rites For Queen Victoria At Windsor
The funeral scene at Windsor reports the queen's remains moved to Frogmore, with King Edward, Kaiser Wilhelm, and royal princes in attendance. A second memorial at St George's chapel follows, noting a private service and Wilhelm's planned departure to Berlin.
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Queen Victoria
Frogmore
Windsor
Eng
Albert Memorial
Royal Mausoleum
Winchester
King Edward
Kaiser Wilhelm
King Leopold
King Carton
Duke of Connaught
Prince Henry of
Priesia
Alexandria
St. George's Chapel
Kaiser Whhelm
London
Outraged Husband Slays In Remote Territory Case
At Ram Was ghot an N A T T clerk Joe Muldowney was shot and killed by Don Carrolan after rumors of an affair with the slager's wife. Four shots struck Muldowney as he died. Carrolan surrendered to U S soldiers amid accusations of jealousy.
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Dawbon
Y. T
Joe Muir
Ram
Cerce
Don Carrolan
Muldowney
Slager
Carrolan
United States
Entertained Clerks by Seattle YMCA Invitation
The Seattle YMCA invites male Retail Clerks union members to a Wednesday evening program in the association building. An athletic exhibition and dances will be performed to make young men feel at home. Other city unions will be entertained at intervals during the year.
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Seattle Y. M. C. A
Retail Clerks Union
Association
Beattie Y M C A Defeats Chehalis Team In Lopsided Knock
The Chehalis basketball team fell to the Beattie Y M C A squad in a one sided game Saturday with Chehalis outclassed throughout the contest.
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Chehalis
Beattie Y. M. C. A
Marshall Day Honors John Thos Marshall
A tribute outlines the life of John Thos Marshall beginning with private tutelage and law study at eighteen. He served in his father's mounted regiment and distinguished himself at Great Bridge. Elected to the Virginia House of Delegates and later to the Assembly, he backed the federal side, and he later served as minister to France. He was appointed chief justice on January 1, 1791 by Adams.
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Thos. Marshall
Great Bridge
House of Delegates
Adam
France
Cape
Adams
The
Obituary Note on Chief Justice Marshall's Influence and Death
A fragmented obituary recalls Chief Justice John Marshall dying July 6 1835 in Hindelphia while seeking relief for an illness. It notes his influence, service as secretary of state during his tenure, and his amiable character though expresses uncertainties about his opinions on constitutional questions.
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United States Supreme Court
Hindelphia
Marshall
United States
Local Bride Sparks Week’s Notable Event in Rail Circles
Information reached the local office announcing the Cony ban on the road at Stanaiee to see Bernice Z. Corteell. Coley, a known figure in railroad circles, marries a prominent San Francisco society lady, a union highlighted as a standout event of the week.
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Stanaiee
Bernice Z. Corteell
Aisa
Coley
San Francisco
Port Orchard Run Ship Service Details
The La Conner Trading and Transportation Co will publish a flyer for the Port Orchard run. The vessel, traveling at 1 knot per hour, will operate three trips daily from Galbraith dock to Sidney this week.
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la Conner Trading & Tranetion Co
Port Orchard
Galbraith Dock
Sidney
Preston commission bill heads for senate special order
Olympia February 4 The Preston commission bill goes to the senate as a special order Thursday at 2 p m for consideration The measure could extend day to day if filibustering delays completion Democratic leaders plan another attempt to remove the governor s appointment power and expect to carry it The senate has not finished reading the bill.
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Olympia
Preston Commission
Senate
Bate
In Memory of Marshall
Pierce county Bar association held a morning meeting to pass resolutions in memory of John Marshall. The gathering took place in Judge Snell's department and drew representatives from across the county. Superior courts adjourned in respect, with judges participating in the deliberations.
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Tacoma
Pierce County Bar Association
John Marshall
Burglary Near Plymouth Church Stuns Local Community
Near Plymouth Church a theft at C. C. Berg's fur store on Third Avenue ended with a near success. Police chased three men over the University grounds after their back door entry and an alarm drew a crowd as Berg recovered hundreds of dollars in furs. Detectives continue to investigate.
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Plymouth Church
C. C. Berg
Third Avenue
Uniand
Herald
Berg
Council meeting weighs Automatic Telephone franchise validity
Tonight the council debates whether Automatic Telephone Company retains a valid franchise as the committee on corporations reports the board’s stance. The meeting sees factions from Methrearty-Blankner and counsel’s union taking positions amid talks on resolutions to void or uphold the franchise and a board of public works set for decision on construction permits.
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Committee On Corporations
Council
Automatic Telephone Company
Val
Humphrey
Nts
Automatic Company
Item Counsel
Hunt-Seeley- Vautrot
Board of Public Works Mene Sa
Laborer Injured in Perrin Hotel Stair Accident
H Thompson fell down stairs at the Perrin hotel on Firet avenue last night and broke his right leg. Police officer Sprengie found him and he was moved to Providence hospital in a patrol wagon. He was under the influence of liquor.
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Co. H. Thompson
Perrin Hotel
Firet Avenue
Sprengie
Thompson
Providence Hospital
Hill Declines 1904 Democratic Presidential Bid
New York Feb 4 Senator David B Hill announces he will not seek the Democratic nomination in 1904, saying he has lost political ambitions and will devote himself to practicing law.
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New York
David B. Hill
Explosion at Cayuga mine in Scranton leaves one dead
An explosion at the Cayuga mine in Scranton shortly after miners descended this morning killed one man and left 13 others seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Cayuga
City Officials Inspect Cedar River Water Works System
City Hall was quiet as principal officials and the board of public works inspected the Cedar river water works system. T. Ryans petition for a one day extension on his South First avenue contract was sent to the council with public works approval. Delays cited due to merchants delaying street work for holidays and other hindrances. A majority petition sought grading and sidewalking on Warren avenue between Harrison and Roy streets. City Engineer Thomson estimated costs at 5200 dollars. Malcom C. Nason and Dr J N Harrison were sworn in by Mayor Humes as Humane Society special officers before the city comptroller.
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Board of Public Works
Ceder River
T. Ryan
South First Avenue
Ra of Public Works
City Hall
Warren Avenue
Harrison
Roy
Thomson
Malcom C. Nason
J. N. Harrison
Humes
Humane #0ciety
This Man Was a Lady Murray Hall Inquest Verdict
New York January 4 Coroner Zucca and a jury ruled Murray Hall who lived 35 years as a man and was active in Tammany hall died of natural causes. The inquest examined the gender question and the rumor of foul play as factors in the case.
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New York
Murray Hall
Zucca
Tammany Hall
Zucca Eald
Hew Buildings Banene Permits Issued By City Engineer
City engineer's office issued banene permits including Emil Kriegel’s one story frame house at 1404 Harvard avenue, Hall & Paulson Furniture Co's two story frame building at 634 to 696 First avenue south for 4000 dollars, Ainsworth's two story and basement frame house at 1506 Minor avenue for 7509 dollars, Sweere's ball court at 1400 to 1410 Madison street for 200 dollars, Fred Surmer's 1% story frame house at 402 Thirtieth avenue north for 200 dollars, and alterations for A Seagraves at 706 Third avenue.
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Madison Street
Fred Surmer
Thirtieth Avenue
A. A. Seagraves
Third Avenue
Local Property Repairs and Dwellings Listed by Contractors
A series of small construction and repair contracts are recorded, naming firms and individuals such as Moore Investment Co, Stiles Bros, BR. Colling, Ed Noling, A. MH. Mefford, and addresses along Sixth Avenue, Spring Street, Thirteenth Avenue, Twentieth Avenue South, Crown addition, Tenth Avenue, and Twenty-third Avenue with costs ranging from 400 to 1925 dollars. The entries document 1 story and 1% story frame cottages and general repairs.
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Twenty-third Avenue
Search Update on Missing Dr Dettinger
Captain McDonnell of the Mounted Police reports the missing Dr Dettinger may be safe and possibly gone outside. A Belirk (Belpert) road house proprietor Pantene identified a photographed missing man to McDonnell.
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Dawbon
McDona
Mounted Poillee
Dr. Dettinger
Belkirk
Pantene
Prietor
McDonnell
Carrie Nation's Army Gathers In Topeka Rally
A rumor swirls about Topeka that Carrie Nation may be tar and feathered if she continues her temperance crusade. Nation spoke in three churches, opened a recruiting office for Carrie Nation's Army, and about 200 signers, mostly women, join the movement.
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Topeka
Kab
Carrie Nation
Tion
Kansas
Kansas Avenue
Nation vows renewed crusade against liquor trade
Mrs Nation plans to resume her campaign to close drug stores and saloons, warning proprietors she will treat them as saloons. Reports say legislators were observed in one store as she warned others, while excitement grows over her anti liquor drive despite uncertain outcomes.
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Nation
Matte
T Plana
Ams
Slater Arrested Over Shroud Theft From Deceased Child Wife
Newark dispatch reports Alonzo Slater is in custody charged with taking the shroud from his dead child wife and attempting to pawn it for drink in a saloon. The wife died in childbirth. Her mother pleaded for Slater's release in court so he could attend the funeral, but he remained jailed.
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Newark
Alonzo Slater
Farallon Arrives with 25 Passengers and Salmon Cargo
The Farallon arrives at 1 o'clock with 25 passengers and a large salmon cargo. Captain George Nord reports the roughest weather he has seen on the Alaskan run. He says the Bertha, two weeks overdue from Katmai, has not been sighted but he is not anxious due to ongoing bad weather.
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Offaasier Wesalion
Alfieka
George Nord
Skagway
Nord
Troops May Be Used Over Jeffries Kuhlin Fight
Cincinnati and Columbus report Gov Nash may deploy state troops to block the Jeffries Kuhlin championship bout. Sheriff Taylor would be asked for help if needed, with hearings and injunctions looming. Officials warn of riots as fighters train and public excitement grows.
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Cincinnati
Whay
Gov. Nash
Columbus
Taylor
Hamilton County
Naawh
Nash
Dev
Noah
Mollister
Memorial Ceremony Marks John Marshall Installation
Washington on February 4 marked 166 years since John Marshall became chief justice. The memorial in the House chamber drew members of Congress and the cabinet, with Supreme Court and House members present. Chief Justice Wan presided after an invocation and brief remarks by Pullera, followed by an oration from Wayne McVeach of Pennsylvania.
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Washington
D. C
John Marshall
United States
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
House
Dalse
Anserm
Wan
Puller
Marshall
Wayne McVeach
Pennsylvania
Beatrice Tracey Granted Divorce Over Cigarette Feud
In Oshkosh Wisconsin on February 4 Judge Burnell issued a divorce decree to Mrs Beatrice Tracey 20 from Rolla Tracey on grounds of a cigarette feud. The judge cited the moral effect of cigarette making and excessive use of liquor as key factors and noted drunkenness as a statutory cause for divorce.
Moving on Cape Colony in British war progress
An Etchener dispatch reports Boer forces led by General Dewet have reached a port south of Dewetedor and are advancing toward Cape Colony. It notes British losses inclining with two Geico geico fighters, 18 men and four ambulances reported.
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London
Etchener
Dewet
Force
Dewetedor
Cape Colony
Ohie
Bethel
Enburee
Partiality in Hawaii Law Targets Chinese on Islands
Honolulu dispatch reports the law registering persons of Chinese blood causes trouble. It notes the Afong family, including a daughter married to Commander Whiting and another to Judge Humphreys, seeks exemption from the measure. Action planned to exempt the family.
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Honolulu
H. L
Afong Familly
Whiting
Humphreys
Circuit Cour
Austrian Parliament Opens As Emperor Hints Absolutist Move
Emperor Franz Josef opened the Austrian parliament and warned that absolutism may be necessary if the Reichstag fails to perform its functions, signaling potential political tension in Vienna.
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Vipnna
Frans Josef
Reicherath
Chandler Resolution Reopens Sampson Schley Controversy
In Washington the Senate adopted Chandler's resolution directing Secretary Long to provide the list of squadron officers in Cuban waters for promotion if fifty fifth Congress acts. Hale urged fresh submission, Pettigrew objected, Bacon would object to the condition. Porto Rico sent a protest over the revenue act, and California legislature invited the president cabinet and Congress to attend the battleship Ohio launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Chandler
Senate
Bacon
Gune
Porto Rico
Sal
Porto Rican Legislative Assembly
Washington
Congress
Secretary Root Reports Mabini Deportation Policy
Secretary Root released correspondence on Mabini’s deportation to Guam. A dispatch from MacArthur dated December states pacification progress is slow and calls for a more rigid policy, noting Mabini is held as a prisoner of war and awaiting approval for transfers.
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Root
Guam
A. Mabini
Senate
MacArthur
Deo
Ted
Mabini
Iris strike shuts Silkmill plants in Scranton area
Four thousand workers at silk mills in Scranton and nearby areas walk out on February 4 demanding higher pay. All mills in the district suspend operations as the strike begins.
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Scranton
Silk Milla
T Milis
Lodging House Fire Causes Roomers to Flee
A kerosene lamp upset in a lodging house run by O H Owing near Moran Pres yard sparked a blaze. The 6 30 a m alarm sent firemen from Box 41 as occupants fled in night clothes. Smoke filled hallways, several people nearly suffocated before the frame building was brought under control amid engine roars and a mill whistle.
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O. H. Owing
Moran Pres
Halla
White Pass Yukon railroad struggles with heavy snow
Dawn broke on January 29 as passengers learned the Vic tor was launched and trains were delayed. The White Pass and Yukon road faces more snow disruption with trains due January 28 missing their arrival until the following afternoon. No trains run from White Horse or Skagway on January 29 as Skagway sits in darkness after the last dynamo burned out January 28.
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White Pass
Yukon
White Horse
Skagway
Skagway Moves to Challenge Moore Land Ruling
Citizens prepare to fight the Moore land decision as the case is reopened and lights are delayed for three weeks. Local residents in Skagway organize a response to the ruling and await new action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skagway
Moore Land
Must Leave the City Arrests Six Suspicious Characters
At the request of Chief Meredith patrolmen Hubbard and Freeman and Detective Philbrick last night arrested G Owen Chana Lewis J Langley R Lee and BW L Bima as suspicious characters. J P Pierce FE Cushiam and CC Baldwin were arrested at the same time. They will be given an opportunity to leave the city.
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Meredith
Hubbard
Freeman
Philbrick
G. Owen
Chana, Lewis
J. Langley
R. Lee
BW. L. Bima
Nearoes
J. P. Pierce
FE. Cushiam
CC. Baldwin
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Ing
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Germany
Emperor Willam
Edward
Berlin
Marshall Day
John
G. N. Coley
Port Orchard Run
Plymouth
Mrs. Nation
Farallon
Ohio
Jeffries Ruhlin
Jeffries
Saengerferst Athletic Club
John Noth Packing Co
Lodging House
Dawson
Victor
California
Brunner & Co
Pike St .Groceries and Liquors
Bohenerman Block
Seattle
Safe Deposit Vaults
Wayne
Price
Adams & Blanchard
Clothiers
Second Avenue
HinCkLey Brook
Sagact
Miles & Piper CO
Cascade Laundry Co
Third Ave
Main &I
Uptown
Telephone
Migliavacca Wine CO
Main Street
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