British Cruiser Lands Machine Guns in Mexico
Rebels led by Gen. Felipe Angeles attack Mazatlan with several thousand fighters. President Huerta plans to arm with 10,000 rifles and 10,000,000 rounds from Odessa with Russian aid. Foreign defense prepares for uprising, foreigners told where to seek safety. The British cruiser Suffolk has landed machine guns mounted at the English embassy entrance.
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Mexico City
Mazatisa
Felipe Angeles
Huerta
Odessa
Foreign Defense Committee
Suffolk
Prospector Finds Diamond Cheroked
A local prospector reports discovering a first water diamond described by a jeweler as a remarkable find. The event occurred February 14 and drew attention from area residents and dealers.
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Cheroked
Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank urged saving habit
The preacher urges men to save for others and themselves as living costs rise with income. He recommends opening a savings account at Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank and paying deposits as a daily obligation like grocery or meat bills.
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Dexter Horton Trust & Savings Bank
Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank
Wife murder shocks Newark as love feud ends in suicide
Mrs Harriet Manning was killed by Hazel Herdman who feared her baby would lack a father if a divorce was granted to Harriet's husband Charles I Manning. Herdman confessed the crime and then killed herself. Manning is jailed as an accessory.
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Newark
N. J
Charles I. Manning
Hazel Herdman
Harriet Manning
Miss Herdman
Manning
Mrs
Ison
Governor Lister Addresses Southwest Washington Group
Gov. Lister spoke to the Southwest Washington Development association in Hoquiam. A lively race for president is anticipated with J. W. Daubney of Centralia and H. L. Whiting of Olympia as candidates. Raymond is campaigning to secure next year’s convention.
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Hoquiam
Wash
Gov. Lister
Southwest Washington Development Association
J. W. Daubney
Centralia
H. L. Whiting
Siympia
Raymond
Man in armor held on insanity charge in Washington
Henry Geertaema, a farm laborer in North Yakima, is held on an insanity charge after threatening to kill Judge Preble and H B Scudder with a revolver. He wore a home made zinc armor under his shirt at the headquarters, rambling about his alleged intent.
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North Yakima
Wash
Henry Geertaema
Judge Preble
H B. Scudder
Sothern to head Seattle stage week with Hamlet and If I Were King
In Seattle the Moore Theatre hosts EB H Sothern for a week starting Monday with 8 pm shows and 2 pm matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. Hamlet appears for one performance Saturday night, the rest of the week features Justin Huntley McCarthy's If I Were King.
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Waednesay
EB. H. Sothern
Moore Theatre
Hamlet
Justin Huntley McCarthy
McCarthy
Fortuna
The Quaker Girl Returns to Metropolitan Theatre
The Quaker Girl comes back to the Metropolitan for four nights and a Saturday matinee starting next Thursday. The cast includes Victor Morley Harry Macdonough Jr Dixie Girard Connie Mack Phil J Moore Harry Sinclair Marguerite Cunard Clara Henry Murray Stephen and Bernice McCabe. The score features 20 songs and the popular waltz Come to the Ball, with lively swing and melody.
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Metropolitan Theatre
Victor Morley
Harry Macdonough
Dixie Girard
Connie Mack
Phil J. Moore
Harry Sinclair
Marguerite Cunard
Clara Henry
Murray Stephen
Bernice McCabe
Pantages Opens with The Priestess of Kama and New Attractions
The matinee Monday at Pantages features The Priestess of Kama a spectacular Oriental dance revue. Additional acts include Edward Keough and Helen Nelson with Ambition, Spantah Goldinia in Europe’s spinning novelty, Weston and Leon with planologue and songs, and EF D Moore the talkative trickster.
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Pantages
Edward Keough
Helen Nelson
Europe
Weston and
Leon
EF. d. Moore
Three Weeks at Seattle Theatre Stock Company
The Seattle Theatre Stock company brings Three Weeks featuring Elinor Glynn in lavish set pieces including the moat scene in a mountain chateau. The drama follows Paul Verdayne as he courts a woman who is secretly the queen of Sardalia traveling incognito. the piece arouses mixed reactions.
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Moat
Elinor Glynn
Seattle Theatre Stock Company
Swise Mountain Chateau
Paul Verdayne
Sardalia
Goethals Nominated by Progressives For New York Governor
New York February 14 Progressive party leaders discussed nominating Col. Goethals for governor if Col. Roosevelt declined. The talks reflect a possible bid amid party maneuvering and Roosevelt's acceptance status remains uncertain.
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New York
Progressive Party
Col. Goethals
Col. Roosevelt
City Council Day Draws Candidates to Seattle Cafeteria
The Kine County Democratic club held City Council Day inviting all council candidates to speak at the Good Kata Cafeteria at noon. Music was provided by the King County Democratic Club orchestra Rest Modern, in the Stewart House near Pike Place Market.
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Kine County Democratic Club
Iowa
King County Democratic Club
Seattle
Stewart House
Stewart
Pike Public Market
Lot Purchasers Face Loss as Sheriff’s Deed Ties Lots
C A Stokes original landowner holds a sheriff’s deed for Jovita Heights lots along the Interurban between Tacoma and Beattie. Deeds to individual purchasers were not filed before March 15 1912, risking loss of payments from hundreds of owners who have paid taxes and installments. Mortgage foreclosed in February 1913, Stokes bought in at $6000. He now offers to pay taxes, but the unsettled title endangers investors.
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C. A. Stokes
Lotsa
Jovita Heights
Jovita Heights Co
Tacoma
Beattie
Stokes
Rtg
Hanna
Strikers Charge Copper Miners Underpaid in Michigan
Judge Hilton, spokesman for striking copper miners, asserts before a congressional committee that workers are underpaid and endure frightful conditions. He says he will spend much of next week presenting testimony to support claims that constitutional rights have been ignored.
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Hancock, Mich
Michigan
Hilton
Congressional Committee
Four Mass Meetings Promote Queen Anne church effort
The Queen Anne church forward movement holds four mass meetings tomorrow starting at 2 o clock. Men meet at United Presbyterian Fifth Avenue and Howe. women at the Methodist church Fifth Avenue and Garfield. girls at the Christian church Third Avenue and Lee. boys at the Congregational Queen Anne Avenue and Galer. Four minute talks on What It Means to Be a Christian accompany ministerial addresses. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is advertised with a Kingston, New York testimonial noting rapid relief from a severe cough and bronchitis, available at Bartell drug stores.
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Queen Anne Church
United Presbyterian
Fifth Avy
Howe
Methodist Church
Fifth Av
Gar
Field
The
Christian Church
Third Av
Lee At
Congregational
Queen Anne Av
Galer
Foley
van Buren
T. Kingston
N. Y
Bartell Drug Stores
Candidate for Re election Councilman Two year Term
Paid advertisement announces a candidate seeking reelection to the city council for a two year term. The notice emphasizes ongoing public service and commitment to local issues.
City News Rose Society formation and church events
A meeting of rose growers formed the Pacific Northwest Rose Society at the Chamber of Commerce. Various church activities include receptions for young girls, talks by Judges Burke and Smith, and church board meetings. A conference and congregational meeting were held as part of church activities. Mayor Creese filed information against Alfred Darling of the Snoqualmie Valley News.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Northwest Rose Society
the Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Isbel
F. B. Creese
Toft
Alfred Darling
Snoqualmie Valley News
Nation May Go Out On Strike
Stockholm reports widespread talk of a possible general strike by the working classes if the government proceeds with its military and naval expansion plan.
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Stockholm
Griffitha declines mayoral debate with Pigott
Austin BE Griffitha refuses to debate H. C. Pigott for the mayoralty saying he has no time or inclination to debate and that anyone may run for mayor. He adds he does not understand Pigott's objection to him.
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Austin BE. Griffitha
H. C. Pigott
Pigott
Straw Ballots Reveal Voters On 25 Streets
A straw ballot conducted on 25 streets yesterday yielded Gill 691 votes, Winsor 261, Griffithe 283, Trenholme 219, Slater 69, Pigott 44, Goddard 42, Worley 36, Rausch 26, with no clear outcome implied.
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Gill
Winsor
Griffithe
Trenholme
Slater
Pigott
Goddard
Worley
Rausch
Trade plan would give Yukon Skagway port access
A Civic league proposal aims to trade for Yukon access to the Skagway seaport and secure a year round Alaska route from Haines. In Tacoma the University of Puget Sound will be renamed the College of Puget Sound by board action yesterday.
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Dawson
Y. T
Civic League
Yukon
Skagway
United States
Alaska
Haines
Tacoma
University of Puget Sound
The
College of Puget Sound
Wilson's Cold Improves but Remains at White House
President Wilson's cold has improved yet he remains under doctor ordered rest at the White House. Dr. Grayson advised against his departure as he recovers from illness.
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Wilson
Washington
Grayson
White House
Holton Questions Campaign Financing at North End Meeting
At a North end gathering J W Holton a councilman candidate challenged why rival candidates seem to represent Seattle Electric Co and breweries with ample campaign funds. He pressed for disclosure of money sources and influence in city politics.
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North End
J. W. Holton
Seattle Electric Company
Breweries
Three Rallies to End Mayor Campaign
The piece notes three more downtown rallies as the mayoral race nears its end. It mentions the socialist party constructive faction planning a Sunday rally at Dreamland pavilion at 2 p.m. The article also references candidate Judge Winsor and Edwin J. Brown in the mayoral contest.
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Socialist Party
Dreamland Pavilion
Judge Winsor
Edwin J. Brown
Spea
J. D. Trenholme
Seattle
Hiram C. Gill
Boy Struck By Freight Train While Riding On Cars
Fred Land 17 is hospitalized in critical condition after his coat snagged on a nail on a moving freight train near Pier 8. He fell to the tracks and suffered a crushed leg a badly injured shoulder and other wounds. Amputation of his left arm is expected. Land lives at 2128 Fairmont Avenue West Seattle with his uncle Charles E Nelson. He rode freight trains to reach his uncle’s shop near Pikest.
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Fred Land
Water Front
Land
Pier 8
Fairmont An
West Seattle
Charles E. Nelson
Pikest
Railroads Ordered to Pay Full Taxes After Reduced Bids
County Treasurer Hanna rejects tax tenders from Northern Pacific and Great Northern for underbidding by amounts totaling about $66,000 and $13,000 respectively. Attorneys threaten injunction to block collection of full assessed charges.
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Hanna
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
Great Northern
Rally Tonight for Trenholme Promises 15 Mill Tax
In response to the Northeast Improvement club, J. D. Trenholme signs a pledge to keep the tax rate at 15 mills or less next year if elected mayor. He vows to veto any 1915 appropriations that would raise levies above 15 mills and to pursue economy while preserving service.
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Trenholme
J. D. Trenholme
Alaska
Elliott
Northeast Improvement Club
Sam
Seattle
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