Mining Claim Challenges Profit Amid Transport Cost Shift
The article notes that the Temonertrate mining company faces high charges that hinder profitability. President Dunham argues Great Northern Railway construction will bring distant transport costs down, potentially restoring profit as rail access nears the mine. The mine was bought at sheriff sale and recapitalized at 1.6 million dollars, with one third treasury stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railroad
Sheri Fs
Dunham
Treasury
Unclear Entry Describes Police Signal System Conflict
Fragmentary text outlines a dispute over a police signaling system and booth arrangements. Mentions Joalyn and a disturbance that could trigger police summons if events escalate.
Will PROSECUTE PUTNEY Over Tuesday Night Robbery Try
A 73 year old man, A. J. Herren, reported a home invasion attempt that evening as authorities pursue defendant Putney for prosecution. Herren swore to the incident, detailing the failed robbery and surrounding circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
A. J. Herren
L Herren
Bakery accident leaves boy with crushed hand
A seven year old child, son of Mr W Milner, suffered a crushed hand after a bakery incident this afternoon. The accident occurred near North Street when a machine or object in the bakery caused injury. The boy was sent for medical help and his condition was reported by his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mm W. &. Milner
North
Erth Anc
Telecrach Service February 14 Notice Signals Rank Change
The report indicates Feb 14 Tix announces Bowe truth in the Rear Admiral Boane and appears to seek retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tix
Bowe Truth
Boane
Seemt
Spokane Investigation Finds Uncharted Rock Behind Accident
Marine inspectors investigated the Sunday steamer Spokane disaster from Pacific Coast Steamship Co. The crew and captain blamed an uncharted rock continuation of Duncan's Rock. They insisted navigation stayed on the regular course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Pacific Coast Steamshipe Company
Cape
Duncan's Rock
Rockefeller leaves New York after wife’s illness
John D. Rockefeller reportedly left New York last night and was not accompanied by any family members as he prepared for the winter stay. The Rockefellers’ plans and the seriousness of Mrs Rockefeller’s condition were noted in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beripos Telegraph Service
Augusta
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Permanent Board of Appraisers Favored by City Officials
Theor erimeen from the corporation counsel's office in Olympia returned to the city. He supports a measure creating permanent boards of appraisers in Seattle and other cities to handle condemnations for street and other improvements, with fixed assessments and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Theorerimeen
Corporation Counsel's Office
Olympia
Thorerimeen
Seattlen
Epprassera
Clemenceau Not to Resign Denial Suppresses Reports
Paris reports deny Clemenceau plans to realign amidst unsettled political climate. Rome notes Calabria coast storm and distress due to heavy rain and winds. Olympia records Representative Jackson proposing Saturday closure for municipal offices at 1 PM. Idaho Gov Gooding signs state quarantine against sheep from Nevada and Oregon. Steam bath and oriental bath references appear in fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
H. F. Jackson
King County
Gooding
Nevada
Oregon
Hapless Patrolman Harassed by Rapid Chauffeur
Crossing Patrolman Hedges on Pike Street was the target of a dangerous spree by a colored chauffeur. The driver fled after an attempted arrest, then returned shouting schemes to flee again. Pedestrians scattered as the car sped away, and the vehicle was halted only after police demanded twenty five dollars for release. the man identified as R. Bryant of Alabama faced charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedges
Pike #1
Pikest
Deadlock over Japanese question in Senate
Deadlock threatens immigration measure in the Senate as Southern senators oppose the Japanese provision in the bill. Administration seeks general immigration reform while urging retention of the provision amid opposition from Tillman and Bacon. President warns separate legislation would offend Japan.
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Tillman and Bacon
Pacific
Shorty
Senate
Dillingharm
Lodge
Bacon
Cooper Goes East and Chinatown Tour Notices
Superintendent F B Cooper leaves Seattle for Chicago for a National Teachers association meeting. A Chinatown tour is planned tonight under Police Chief Wappenstein and Mayor Moore with their wives. Civil service exams are held for operators in the Heenees system. 16 men tested. The steamer Pennsylvania arrives with voyages from Valdes and Benard and will carry Fairbanks passengers. A kidnaping warning prompts officials to pledge no rough conduct. A speaker, Prof Geiger, addresses coal occurrence concerns. Erickson completed a county jail term for a similar charge. The Federation of Women’s Clubs holds a February 14 meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss building a suitable clad house. A new car for Gestte Maguire’s company is nearly ready, with shop commencements expected within weeks. The steamer Quadra will arrive from Victoria. Mrs Minnie Patterson will receive a medal for heroism in saving the crew of the bark Coloma. Joe Christy, Italian plasterer, arrested for grand larceny suspected of stealing $66 from a tool chest. M C A Sunday program features city engineer R J Theon discussing “The Open Door” and janitors addressed by Attorney Everett Smith. A missing John Jay Shaw relatives search involves a letter from New York. An city bill collection measure aims to allow collecting water and light bills despite tenant moves, under a supreme court decision.
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Heroine
Quadra
F. Hackett
Vietdérin
West Coast
Minnie Patterson
Joe Christy
Architectural & Decorating Company
Weeterman
Charles G. Thress
Christy
WEW Calls For Bids On Water Bonds
Mayor Moore outlined the legal basis for issuing sale ordinances for 2,260,000 dollars in water bonds. Bids were not received last Saturday, and a new election will be called. A resolution for next Monday and an ordinance to authorize a fresh bid call will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Legislators Invited to Lake Washington Canal Talk
President J. Brace of the Shore Owners league sent a personal invitation to King county legislators to attend a meeting tomorrow at the Commercial club to discuss completing the Lake Washington canal by the exposition opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Brace
Shore Owners’ League
King County
Lake Washington Canal
Bank Safe Cracked in Ellisville Bank Heist
In Ellisville on February 15 the Filieville bank safe was blown open this morning, and about $5,000 in currency was stolen. Police sought witnesses and examined the scene for clues. Investigators traced the blast to an unknown group, with no arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Ellisville
Fll
Filieville
Washington Society Holds Regular Meeting Tonight
The Washington Society of Accountants and Bookkeepers will meet tonight in room 325 at New York block. The committee on bylaws revision reports. charter membership closes tonight and adoption may require an exam and initiation fee for future members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Society of Accountants and Bookkeepers
Oelock
New York Block
Committee On
Telephone Strike Spreads Across Montana Cities
Butte reports 200 union men met the train bearing striking telephone girls expected to depart but strike breakers did not appear. Helena Anaconda Missoula and Great Falls phone girls will join the walkout this afternoon, impacting the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Butte, Mont
Lake
Butte
Helena
Anaconda
Missoula
Great Falls
New Handsome Business Suits for Fifteen Dollars
While other merchants complain about securing merchandise, Hutchinson Co. at the corner of Indiana Union shows absolutely new, fresh, handsome business suits for $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hutchinson Co
Cor
Ind Union St
Day Creek Coal Association Wins 640 Acres in Skagit
The Day Creek Coal association gained possession of 640 acres of coal land in Skagit county for 12400 dollars after six years of litigation. Prank Twitchell, referee for the local United States land office, said the lands were proved up and allotted to the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day Creek Coal Association
Skagit County
Twitchell
United States Land Office
Adjourning Meeting At Flymouth Church Tonight
The adjourned meeting of the legible society for election officers and other business will be held at o'clock tonight at the Flymouth Congregational church. Rev Dr W A Spalding and Dr Clarence Thwing will give brief addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itegible Society
Flymouth Congregational Church
W. A. Spalding
Clarence Thwing
Captain Stearling to command W P F Babcock voyage to Manila
Capt Stearling formerly captain and part owner of the Great Admiral, wrecked near Cape Flattery, has bought an interest in the American ship W P F Babcock and will command a lumber voyage to Manila for Puget Sound Bridge Dredging. Driftwood clogs canal navigation. oil steamer Asecunalon reported a blade loss.
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Stearling
Cape Flattery
W. PF. Babcock
Manila
Puget Sound
San Francisco
Asecunalon
College City
Jefferson
Alaska Porta
Fanny Dutard
L. HM. Gray Fleet
Ballard Drydock
Alaskan
Cottage City
Skagway
Coast Steamship
Thn Ove Company
Eagle Harbor
Merchants” Exchange
Lot
Tee
Piventigata
An Ah Tay
Lyra
Fresh business suits offered at $16 each
New hand made business suits advertised for sale at $16 each. The notice mentions B Hatchingon Co at the corner of Bada and Union streets.
Not a Wild Cat Mine Hat Sale At Lilla Barkman
Readable text notes a hat sale at Lilla Barkman 1310 Beconday offering hats valued from 2 to 3 dollars. The exclusive store advertises a big one dollar special semiannual sale that ends Saturday night.
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Lilla
Barkman’s
Licensed to Wed and Births and Deaths Reported
Marriage licenses issued today include Drouin and La Force pairings plus Kono and Aikawa matches. Births listed for Domenico Terropate and Raymond Anthony, Halcomb infant, with several addresses. Deaths recorded cover Ernst Houston Mrs Mary Brown Jackway Henrietta Hunt F J Spear Jobo Gallagher Caroline G Land Hunt and others with ages and residence details.
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la Force
Paul Drouin
Beattie
Gravieuse la Force
Beatie
Kono-Aikawa
Shigiki Kono
Oakland
Tauru Aikawa
Kown-Colline
George A. Downs
Linnie A. Collins
Seattle
Terropate
South At
Domenico Terropate
Harvard
Raymond O
Anthony
Halcomb
Brookley
Augustus H. Halcomb
Houston
Rnest
Ballard, Brown
Mra
Mary Brown
Dravus
Jackway
Henrietta Ae
Bagley Hunt
Mary J. Hunt
Charleston
Wash
Spear
F. J. Spear
Cremonta Av. Gallagher
Jobo Gallagher
Broadway
Marion
Caroline Kiine Galland
Berenteenth Av
Amesbury
James Amesbury
Providence
Hoapital
Jerolaman
Nicholas Jerolaman
Vashon
McCullogh
Bagley
Cherry St
Obituaries and Notices
Mathilde Ling aged seventy two died at the family residence 2236 Fifteenth ag today. Butterworth John Gallagher aged sixty nine died at the family home 1747 Minor ay. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Remains are at Collins Broa. John Reilly rest of Youngs ree tener ae ereeny 8Gc 7 1-2n2x7-4 Russian emery a stone SOc At Spinning's.
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Mathilde Ling
Fifteenth Ag
Butterworth
John Gallager
Mtnoray
Collins Broa
John Reilly
Youngs
Saving Money: Simple Reason to Start Now
A concise note argues saving money yields funds while delaying costs you nothing but emptiness. It emphasizes immediate action to build financial security and avoid future scarcity.
Multiple Death Notices Reported in Seattle Area
A string of death notices from Seattle area records shows Emma Anderson 27 died at Providence hospital, Alfred Ander husband address 814 Twentysecond Ave. and Barbara Personeus 4 months died at home. Thomas O'Hara 46 died at Pleasant Valley and body brought to Bonney Watson's. Elizabeth Burkett 77 died at home. Alexander Halen 37 died at Providence hospital. Mrs Sarah J. Plummer and Charles A. Falkner had funeral services with Lakeview cemetery interments. Lucie Wirennan 22 died at home of heart trouble with cremation plans.
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Collina Livros
Mgr
Reilly
Emma Anderson
Providence Hospital
Kenney Watson's
Mra
Anderseon
Alfred Anderon
Barbara KB. Personeus
Rbert M. Personeus
Thomas O'Hara
Pieasent Valley
Bonney Watson's
Mr. O Hara
Seattle Aerie No. 1
F. O
Elizabeth Burkett
Olympia
Alexander Bi. Halen
Romney Watson's
Hadden Waa
Danmore
Dawson Aerio
Sarah J. Plummer
James St
Lakeview Cemetery
Charles A. Falkner
First Presbyterian Church
Lakeview
Valkner
Court Seattle
Nellle
Seattle Undertaking Company
Springet
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Rena
Prise Mining Company
Dietriat
Belne
Joalyn
Putney
Sortlers
Adolieh
Ekene Co
Marton
Baltimore
Ware & Ireland
M'Gregor
Denny Building
K Loose
Walla Walle Co
Oxxbow
Melo
John D. III
Delaware
Standard Oil
Elegrant
Standard of
Clemenceau
Paris
Rome
Steam Bathe
Oriental Bathe
Kenny Bros. Realty Co
People’s Bank Fpidg
Third Avenue
South and
Hanford
Ae. Gliman
Herbert V. Perry Theodore Cogswell
Serippe Telegraph Service
Washington, D.C
Congress
President
le Obdurate
Viorate
Logal
Cooper
Seattle Pane
F. B. Cooper
Chicago
National Teachers’ Association
Chinatown
Rangick
Wappenstein
Mayor Moore
Civil Service Commission
Heenees
Pennsylvania
Northwestern Biteamship Company
Valdes
Benard
Geiger
Erickson
Thfe County
Jai
Ue Federation of Women's Clube
Chamber of Commerce
R. J. the Meon
Everett Smith
Boys’ Work Committee
Stewart
Rochester
N. Y
John Jay Shaw
Mahneman Hospital
Supreme Court
Olympia Market
Pike @t
WEW
Yakima Fruit Land
Yakima Valley
Yakima
Main
Gregor McGregor
Denny Bullt
State Bible Society
B. Hatchingon Co
Cor, Bada and
Union Ast
WED
Schuchard Optical Co
Ballard, Renton
Georgetown
D. Hooe
Union Savings & Trust Co
Second Ave
Cherry, Hoge Bidg
Seattle, Wash
Alaska Ranking and Base Deposit Co
Nome, Alaska
The
Novelty Cloak & Suit Co
Second Avenue
London
the Novelty Cloak & Suit House
M. Seiler & Co.’s Retail
Cohen-Drew Company Incorporated
M. Seller & Co
Madison
Joe Martin
Erickson Bidg
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