Woman dies after self-inflicted gunshot in Seattle apartment
Mrs Anna Del Reed of Kansan City dies at Pacific hospital after a gunshot in an apartment in Seattle. Her husband Lewis Lewis claims self defense and intent to leave the city. Their 4 year old son was in an adjoining room. the boy says his father did not fire the shot. Lewis is detained by detectives.
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Anna
del Reed
Lewis
Neville
Phillips
Seattle
Kansan City
Iat
Marion
Bik
Kansas City
Nearing Agreement Report on Rate Bills
An early morning discussion between Sena Aldrich and Allison with the President and opponents suggests the rate bills may see closer accord. The note mentions a lack of funds and a hospitalized Miss, with details unclear from fragmentary text.
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Sena
Aldrich
Allison
Itl Moved to Wayside Hospital by Health Authorities
Itl was yesterday moved to Wayside hospital by health authorities where she will be cared for until well.
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Wayside Hospital
Miss Carrau Seeks Costs in Bond Return Case
The case of Marie Carrau claiming against the estate of John Sullivan and Fidelity and Trust Company for the return of a $400 bond was taken under advisement by Judge Gillman this morning. The question arises from a lengthy, intricate litigation in progress.
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Marie Carrau
John Sullivan
Fidelity and Trust Company
Gillman
Sullivan Fortune and the Carran Bond Case
The Fidelity and Trust Company furnished a bond for Miss Carran guaranteeing costs in a United States case. Carran was compelled to pay coats after refusing to purchase them. the Supreme Court ruled the circuit court lacked jurisdiction. Carran now seeks to avoid costs in a court deemed without authority.
Special session weighs Milwaukee franchise impact on city rail lines
City officials and attorneys meet at city hall to decide on Chicago Milwaukee St Paul franchise extension and right of way along Railroad av north of Colorado Ave. The Milwaukee request risks bottling the corridor and hindering new rail companies seeking access, with advocates warning against piecemeal grants.
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Horney EB. C. Hughes
Scott Calhoun
Mullen and
Bowen
Councils Corporations Committee
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Colorado
Seattle
International
Railroad Franchise Visit Shapes Hidden Plans in Beattie
A group of officials scouting a mysterious railroad franchise linked to J A Moore is en route from Beattie toward Vancouver, B C. They have inspected parts of the proposed route and remain secretive with only S G Faulker of the Lumber Exchange shown in public view. Faulker is expected to return with the party tonight or tomorrow as they finalize route details before any official statement on investors and aims is released.
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J. A. Mooore
Beattie
Vancouver
B. C
Everett
G. Faulker
Lumber Exchange
Mr. Faulker
Murderers Executed in Ebensburg Gallows Tragedy
Stephen Fellows and Jacob Hauser were executed for murder on the Ebensburg gallows this afternoon. Cook Inlet Transportation Company has chartered the steamer Toledo to haul supplies from Sunrise City to Inlet locations. The Toledo is now on the Columbia River and will be brought here promptly.
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Ebensburg
Stephen Fellows
Jacob Hauser
Cook Inlet Transportation Company
Toledo
Sunrise City
Columbia River
Real Estate Boom Driven by Rail Expansion. $2 Million in Deals
The past two days saw a surge in land sales and options tied to railroad growth, with total value surpassing $2,000,000. Notable actions include the Stetson-Pent waterfront sale for $900,000 to Harriman interests and a $360,000 transfer to Canadian Pacific, plus multiple tideland options and Westernay transfers in the $200,000 range.
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Harriman
Canadian Pacific
Tidelands
Cove Waterway
Creat Northern Railroad
Watson Allien
J. D. Koughton
Beattie Tidelands
West Waterway
Boys Reported Lost Near Riverton After River Campout
Two Beattie children are believed drowned in the Black river near Riverton after being found with a rifle bread tobacco and matches at the riverbank. W Bapin located the items and alerted authorities who recovered the gear but found no sign of the boys. They had traveled from Beat tle on Tuesday.
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Beattie
Miack River
Riverton
W. Bapin
Black River
Goffe Grocery
Gieff
Beattice
Sheriffs Office
Joe Mil
Beattle
Strap Hanger Badge Draws Municipal Ownership Support
A unique badge shaped like a miniature trap banger was widely distributed today by the Municipal Ownership party. Campaigners say the strap hanger badge will boost votes as supporters of municipal ownership praise its visibility on Seattle Electric car riders. An initial batch sold quickly and a new consignment was ordered.
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Seattle Electric Company
Little Boy Cremated After House Fire
Special to The tar from Bellingham Washington reports two year old Cornelius Foss Jr. died in a house fire at Point Roberts near Blaine. The infant’s bones were recovered from the ashes after the blaze consumed the home while the mother was away and the grandfather was in a nearby field. The boy’s death was not immediately reported.
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Bellingham
Wash
Cornelius Foss
Point Roberts
Blaine
Lawrence a Real Bad Man in Portland Police Reports
Charles Lawrence alias Frenchy, described as a persistent criminal, was proclaimed a general all around bad man by Portland authorities. He had served terms totaling nine years in Walla Walla and Salem prisons and faced arrest here for insulting young girls. He was shot twice during a tried escape from Special Officer Clark. Police link him to recent Seattle robberies.
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Charles Lawrence
Clark
Portland Polic
Oregon
Seatt
Ad ministratrix Mortgages Lot to Pay Estate Debts
Mrs. Hubbell as administratrix of the Frank B. Hubbell estate obtained a superior court order to mortgage one estate lot for 5000 to meet interest on the $121 175 59 debts after Hubbell’s death by his own hand at the Hotel Washington last October.
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Frank B. Hubbell
Washington
Hubbell
Superior Court
Former Policeman Charged With Printing Obscene Literature
A. C. Duel, ex policeman, faced Judge Frater this morning on charges of printing and circulating obscene literature. He was held in $3,000 bond after failing to furnish it, with Assistant Prosecution Miller requesting $1,500, but the court set double that amount.
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A. C. Duel
Frater
Miller
Publisher Mr Beg Falk Enters Council Race
Mr Beg Falk publisher of the Vaktaren Swedish weekly announces he will seek the Republican nomination for councilman at large. He has resided in the city nine years and supporters say he would attract a large vote.
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Mr. Beg. Falk
The
Mr. Palk
Nicholas Longworth Weds Alice Lee Roosevelt License
Nicholas Longworth was granted a marriage license to wed Alice Lee Roosevelt. A Seattle Commercial apartment’s refurnishing and enlargement were approved by the committee, including a billiard room social hall assembly lounge areas and a display section for club members’ work.
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Washington, BD. CC
Nicholas Longworth
Mins Alice Lee Roosevelt
Seattle
Eltel
North Seattle R club to convene meeting at o'clock
A note announces a meeting of the North Seattle Republican club to be called at a stated o'clock. The fragment offers no date or location beyond the club name.
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North Seattle R Club
Western states convention opens in ND Oregon
The See Am ret convention opened in North Dakota on February 16 with delegates from Western states. Governor Chain and Fisher Harris of Salt Lake City spoke, along with H. M. Cake of the Commercial Club delivering addresses.
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Ore
Governor Chain
H. M. Cake
The
Commercial Club
Fisher Harris
Balt Lake City
Fire causes $100,000 damage at Atlas Cement plant
A blaze at the Atlas Cement company building in Hannibal Missouri caused about 100000 in damages. Fire officials reported the early morning fire traced to the Atlas Cement plant and caused substantial losses to the structure and contents. The incident prompted evacuations and fire crews from nearby districts fought the flames for several hours.
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Hannibal, Mo
Atlas Cement Company
Notice to subscribers of The Star newspaper
If your copy fails to reach you by 6 each evening call The Star Publishing Co main office Sunset Main 1050 Independent 1148 between 6 and 7 and they will send your copy. If you miss it more than once telegraph them each time you miss it to ensure perfect service.
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the Star
Niece
the Star Publishing CO
Oregon's Repairs Likely Delayed By Extensive Work
Washington Feb 15 The Oregon may face delays at Puget Sound as extensive alterations demand careful surveying and a possible special appropriation. Navy policy and House sentiment suggest submitting such major ship repairs to Congress for a dedicated fund.
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Washington
Oregon
Puget Sound
Lkely
Navy Department
House Naval Committee
Congress
Trains Collide Near Lancaster. Debris Burning
A mail train collided with a freight train near Lancaster Pennsylvania this morning causing a terrible mash up with burning debris. No deaths reported.
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Lancaster
Pennsylvania Railway
Here
Ballard Fire Destroys Home. Hose Added for Safety
Fire at the home of William Tullar in Madison Ballard destroyed the structure due to a defective chimney. Losses near 1000 dollars with 800 dollars insured, and debate over fire station proximity noted. Ballard Hose supply totals 3500 feet after recent addition while Rainier Union plans a Washington's birthday event. G F Figg pushes street car extension and city wells cleanup debated by officials.
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Ballard
William Tullar
Madison
Brig
Sloop
Lowe
Williams
Ballard Fire Department
Rainier Union
No. 23
Order of Washington
Washington
G. F. Figg
North Ballard Improvement Club
Seattle Electric Company
Senate Debates Shipping Subsidy Vote and Alaska Rail Plans
Senator Dillingham introduced no immigration bill while Taft supports a federal guarantee for Alaska railways. The senate cast its first ballot on the shipping subsidy bill, passing 38 to 27 with five Republicans joining Democrats. The emperor of Japan sent two silver vases and a large embroidery with chrysanthemums to Miss Roosevelt.
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Dillingham
Senate Committees On
Taft
Alaska
Mra Shonaparte
Senate
Messrs. Burkett
Dolliver
la Follette
Spooner
Warner
Japan
Roosevelt
Fire at St. Louis Wholesale District
A $100,000 blaze hit the wholesale district in St. Louis this morning. Revival meetings proceed at the First Free Methodist church with Dr. Cawood of Portland leading through the week, amid rising interest.
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ST. Louis
Firet Free Methodist Church
Dr. Cawood
Portland
Investment properties offered in Lakeside City
A Sunday sale promotes half acre tracts in Lakeside City priced from 60 to 250 dollars each with four down and balance due over one to three years. Advertisers promise quick profits within six months. Free boat excursions from Madison Park depart at 10 12 2 and 4 o clock.
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Lakeside City
Madison Park
Frisco Report Claims Steamer Indiana Sold
A Frisco report says Harrison and Hibbard of Frisco bought the old steamer Indiana of the Empire line, but the sale cannot be confirmed. Captain Hibard, recently in Seattle, is out of the city. The Indiana, a statership of the Ohio, was built by the Cramps in 1873, iron constructed, 343 feet long, 43 foot beam, and 29 feet 9 inches depth.
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Frisco
Harrison and Hibbard
Indiana
Empire Line
Hibbard
Seattle
Ohio
Cramps
Inchea
Dedication Service Of New Boylston Ave Unitarian Church
The dedication service for the new Boylston av Unitarian church will be held Sunday morning March 11 Rev A Elliot of Boston will preach the dedication sermon. In connection with the dedication the N P C conference will hold its annual session Monday and Tuesday following. John Crovitch arrested in Ravensdale by Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich was found guilty of larceny from the person the jury being out briefly.
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New Boylston Av. Unitarian Church
A. Elliot
Boston
John Crovitch
Ravensdale
Matt Starwich
Boys Destroy Trees In Neighborhood Incident
A. Harvey of 1201 6th Avenue North reports an organized group of youths has been damaging property. Early last night they cut down several trees on the parking strip in front of his home.
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A. Harvey
6Th Av. North
Drydock Dewey overdue at Gibraltar raises no alarm
The Dewey remains overdue at Gibraltar six days after January 22 with naval officials saying they are not worried. Also noted, the Red Cross received 10000 from the Christian Herald for famine relief to Japan and Susan B Anthony celebrated her 86th birthday with greetings from suffragists and a Baltimore reception.
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Washington
Dewey
Gibraltar
The
Red Cross
Christian Herald
Tokio
Banka
Mise
Susan B Anthony
Baltimore
Anniversary Observed of the Maine Explosion in Havana Harbor
Havana marked the anniversary of the Maine disaster by hoisting the American flag on the wreck and holding a memorial meeting for American residents.
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Havana
Maine
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