Riot Erupts in Issaquah as Jail Breaks and Warrants Issued
In Issaquah a Sunday riot led to the beating of three officers and the escape of prisoners from a broken jail. Warrants are issued for Ed ward Cope John Trigg and Patrick urtin on charges including assault with intent to murder and resisting an officer. Deputies seek the trio who are now at large.
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Stabbing in Balloon Brawl Sends Man to Hospital
Fred Harnard was stabbed in the right arm during a fight at the Torino rooming house on Main Street. M Teollmate held an altercation as Harnard was treated at Wayside Mission hospital for injuries. The incident details remain unclear.
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Frisco Senator Fails To Pass Leasing Ports Amendment
Washington February 4 The army appropriation bill advanced in the Senate after a rejected amendment to lease government ports. The senator abandoned the effort days ago and the amendment was not incorporated in the final measure.
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Harvest of Death in Kobe Harbor Disaster
Feb 4 Victoria dispatch says the Empress of China carried news of a drowning near Kobe on January 18. A steam launch carrying workmen capsized in a squall while heading to repair a steamer, killing four. A separate collision in a colliery at Pukuocka Ken on January 17 caused further deaths. The text notes ongoing feuding and rising fatalities in Tokyo amid plague.
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Coal Mines Not in Danger From US Tariff Abolition
Do M Watson of Dynemuir coal properties in British Columbia says abolition of the duty on coal imported to the United States will not materially affect Washington coal output or profits. He notes BC mines are larger competitors and shipments from Canada will not rise due to the tariff change.
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New Steamship Texan In Port With Cargoes
The Texan, a dead weight carrying ship of 32,099 tons, lies in port after discharging coal. She will load 6090 barrels of lime and 300 tons of flour feed and fertilizer en route to Honolulu then New York.
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Practical Joker Triggers Fire Alarms in Bluff City
A man using false alarms set off the fire department to a blaze at a home on East blaze. Firemen answered multiple calls before the operator at headquarters identified the hoax and refused further reports.
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Washington Volunteers Banquet Honors 4th Anniversary
The fourth annual banquet of the Washington Volunteers association is set for this evening at the Occidental hotel. It marks Feb 4 as the anniversary of the attic of Santa Ana where First Washington regiment fired on. Brig Gen King plans to attend amid war reminiscences from the Philippines. A store for rent at 916 First Avenue is listed.
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Fishermen threaten united strike over wage scale
About 3,000 union fishermen may strike as Alaska and Beattie packing firms largely reject the Protective Society’s wage proposal. Only Copper King Packing accepts terms. the rest refuse, raising the likelihood of a spring walkout by 1,600 workers. Marty Craft arrives as local union agent with reports of widespread company resistance.
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Community Club Notes and Social Updates
Miss Beatrice improves and can go out after an illness. The Woman's Education Club met yesterday in the New York brook club room. Mrs. G H Paddell hosts Alpha Club this afternoon at 108 Denny way. Lady Sterling Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met Monday at Mrs Ira Ronson’s 61 Olympic place. Miss Gertrude Shaffer of Kent visits Seattle for her sister Margaret Er. Hi Yowaws Cinch Club held its regular meeting. Mrs Steeple of Queen Anne hosts Fortnightly Club Thursday afternoon. Wu Fraternity plans to open a new clubhouse.
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Wilson is fined after police court conviction
The aloon man Charles Wilson was fined and convicted of interfering with a police officer after a police court proceeding led by Judge George. Patrolmen Cameron and Newman testified about the arrest, and Wilson vowed to fight what he calls police injustice.
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Vegetable Prices and Local Market Notice
The fragment mentions carrots and green peas with prices around 1.68 per unit and references California produce in a local market context. Includes unclear names and terms and appears to be a damaged OCR snippet from a market listing.
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Reception and Smoker Held for New Seattle Manager
A reception and smoker at Tanke hall honored Howard B D Geant, the new general manager of the Seattle Metric company, with about 100 members attending. Notables included Howard Ty Grant, Jacob Purth, C A Btone, Wyman, Gardner M Lane, W Cameron Forbes and George Denworth. guests spoke and songs and recitations followed.
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