Boy Killed A Man Boy Pays The Penalty Query
A youth named McCormick aged 18 killed Station Agent Hent and spoke on crime, reform schools, and punishment. He described hardship, truancy, reform school experiences, and argued for probation and better postrelease support. The piece frames crime, youth, and society with professor Chas Cooley’s critique of jails.
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Parcel Post Graft Exposed by Express Firms
The piece argues that foreign parcels post at 12 cents a pound yields profit for the United States, while domestic rates deny similar service. It criticizes express companies for routing shipments and suggests Washington residents face higher costs, urging readers to check postal facts and demand better local service.
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Burglary Charges Filed Against Briager and W W Smith
Information filed in superior court against John J Briager for burglary in the second degree. Also lodged are attempted burglary and second degree charges against Larry Tarrell W Smith a private banker linked to a swindle of small property herders in the Puget Sound region. Smith is expected to arrive here Wednesday in custody of Sgt Charles Dolphin who has awaited extradition in Winnipeg.
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John J. Briager
Larry Tarrell
W. W. Smith
Beattle
Puget Sound
Charles KE. Dolphin
Winnipeg
Watting Smith
Appalling disease in outside slaughterhouses near Seattle
Investigators led by T Stevens and Dr P B Smith condemn tubercular carcasses and find decaying refuse in small outside slaughterhouses supplying Seattle. They report germ-infested places and unclean conditions, noting city officers lack authority to regulate those distant facilities.
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Seattle
T. Stevens
PB Smith
Roosevelt's Africa expedition yields vast Smithsonian shipments
The Roosevelt expedition reports arrivals from British East Africa to the Smithsonian with hundreds of mammals reptiles mollusks plants and photos collected for the government museum. Two white rhinoceros are prepared for display as remaining specimens travel toward Washington.
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Roosevelt Bags White Rhino Calf and Female
Two white rhinoceros individuals, a female and a calf, were shot and become the only currently housed specimens in the United States. Museum authorities especially praise Roosevelt for the achievement.
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United States
Roosevelt
Dr Lee de Forest to visit Beattie for wireless station work
Dr Lee de Forest chief engineer of Radio Wireless Telephone and noted wireless expert telegraphed Pacific Radio Beattie office that he would leave New York next Tuesday to inaugurate a long distance wireless telephone station to be erected in Coast cities this year. He is president of the Society of Wireless Engineers and will address the close in electrical engineering at the state university during his Beattie visit.
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Pacific Radio Company
Beattie
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Society of Wireless Engineers
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Chinese New Year Festivities Light Puget Sound
Celebration of the Chinese New Year continues Tuesday night with music, feasting, gift exchanges, and burning of offerings among Chinese residents. Visitors observe ceremonies at local rose houses hoping to ward off evil spirits as the city enjoys the festive season.
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Puget Sound
Park Improvement Club offers park driveway donation
C McGuavra proposed donating a roadway to connect Interlaken driveway with the boulevard ending at 42nd street near Madison Park if the park board approves immediate work. This would finish the boulevard system along Lake Washington's west shore. The committee to confer with city officials on Madison Street service said the final report would be ready at the next meeting.
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Madison Park Improvement Club Executive Council
42Nd St
Madison Park
Park Board
Lake Washington
Madison St
Census taker jobs loom in Beattie as April 15 nears
Census supervisor R W Hill urges Beattie residents to report planned departures by April 15. About 2,000 applicants have been interviewed for enumerator roles across seven counties in a 360 district territory. Enumerators will be paid two cents per name with extra pay in sparse areas, and must truthfully collect ages occupations and residences. Hamilton Higday of the city is named as special agent to assist Hill.
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Beatti
Beattie
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Holy Rolters
Maiden Indies
Warner
Migday
Puget Bound Realty Association
Mayor veto blocks plan to bar TB hospitals in city
Residents on Capitol Hill sought to force a tuberculosis hospital from the district and expel patients with no shelter. Mayor Miller vetoed the bill intended to exclude all city hospitals accepting TB patients, arguing it would inflict hardship on the ill already housed in city facilities.
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Capitol Hill
Tuverculonia
Miller
Riverton
Kirkland
Northwestern Mutual Fire Association of Seattle Payouts
Up to January 1 1910 the Northwestern Mutual Fire Association of Seattle paid 1275 losses totaling over 500000 dollars. The average time from proof receipt to payment was about three days.
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