Legislature weighs gift for new Washington cruiser
The Star reports broad support in Olympia for a legislative appropriation to present a silver service or similar gift to the new cruiser Washington. Senators and representatives deem the idea patriotic with likely favorable reception, while some urge quick action or private subscriptions if needed. Secretary Meikle says a bill may pass the senate and urged backing from the Chamber of Commerce without pledging opposition.
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Tragic double tragedy ends in murder suicide in Georgetown
Gertie Assalto, 26, a newly arrived Italian widow, was shot dead at A Holtaino's Georgetown home by Casore Valentine, a rejected suitor. After firing through her heart he shot himself. No inquest will be held. post mortems planned in Seattle. The couple had been arguing over marriage while Assalto had lived with the Boltainos for weeks.
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Frightful Explosion Wrecks Home Near St. Town
An explosion at a mine near St. destroyed a home at 3208 Madison street. Two men died Frank Miller and Bris y others were injured. A bottle of coal oil and saturated rags were found in the basement. the assailant fled. Police have no motive or identity.
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Two Fire Heroes Save Home from Destruction
Motorman A Knowles and Con or McKuen of the Madison R cable line are credited with saving two lives during a blaze at J. Jensen’s residence last Saturday night. Their quick action prevented the house from burning and likely saved occupants from severe harm.
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Oil Producers Oppose Transfer of Indian Territory Lenses
The Oil Producers Association hires Senator Fitzpatrick and Representative Heckman to oppose transferring their lenses in Indian Territory to Standard Oil. The Kansas delegation in Congress will also be asked to oppose the transfer.
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Weather Spotter Brief Tonight Through Tuesday Outlook
Tonight and Tuesday expect occasional rain and cooler air. Strong south to southwest winds will ease late. Temperatures drop to near the day’s low. readings show a chilly profile using the latest official thermometer data.
Registration at 8 O'clock in Cool Morning
The event was logged at eight this morning with the temperature reading forty eight degrees.
Bomb shipment stopped on Polish frontier
A Central News Agency dispatch from Edytjonen reports that Russian authorities halted a large consignment of bombs smuggled across the Polish border, apparently intended for anarchists.
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Confesses Guilt in Tool House Burglary Case
John Theormas a tool house burglar is charged after police tracked him for days. Patrolmen Kelly and Phillips captured him when he entered Blumenthal's second hand shop. Witness R B Shaneman identifies tools found with Theormas, who admits stealing from various places.
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Will Show Their Hand in City License Vote
The St Elmo license vote nears final passage tonight and will reveal council loyalties. Pledges to support the license have been secured from several members after influence by Teater Mertz and an attorney acting as intermediary. A majority approval would signal council stance on vice regulation beyond the restricted district. Teater Mertz were instructed to remove a single cloned box opposed by Chief Delaney, likely reporting compliance tonight. The license and revenue committee again considers T W Smith for a Richelieu cafe license. final passage previously postponed at Judge Priory's request for Seattle Brewing and Malting.
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CHARGIOS AGAINST JUDGE SWAYNE TOLD A FEW BRIEF WORDS
The Senate tries Judge Swayne on twelve charges including non residency in Florida, appointment of improper commissioners, favoritism toward a lawyer, tyrannical contempt, mismanagement of bankrupt estates, causing a death, purchasing litigated property, questionable loans, discharging criminals, incompetence, excessive expenses, and private railcar travel funded by a railroad receiver he appointed.
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Frenzied Finance Claims and Copper Frauds Explored
The piece reports and critiques claims in Everybodys Magazine about Thomas Lawson and James Kekiew denying a bond deal plot with the Morgan Bank System. It outlines Amalgamated Copper scandals, malpractices, and a sweeping history from 1896 to 1904, naming Addicks, Keene, and linked figures in high finance and copper markets.
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Copper mines and capital temptations in Boston era
The author argues copper mining offers immense, enduring profits despite high upfront costs. Citing Calumet and Hecla and Copper Range, he contrasts returns with steel industry profits and notes the rarity of new copper deposits. He urges disciplined investors to pursue honest, long term gains benefiting the public. Continued Tomorrow.
Rebellions Hit Fort Mariparia in Angola
Report from Lisbon dated February 20 notes rebels attacked Fort Mariparia in Portuguese South Angola but were repulsed with heavy losses. The colony's governor appeals for reinforcements amid fears of further outbreaks and growing native discontent stirring unrest in multiple quarters.
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St. Louis Alderman Faces $60,000 Bribe Trial
The trial of Charles Kratz, a St. Louis alderman, began before Judge Denton in Butler Missouri. He is accused of accepting a $60,000 bribe and the jury selection started this afternoon.
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Peace party gains ascendancy in Russian court report
Berlin dispatch reports the Tagesblatt says the anti war party has the upper hand in Russia eclipsing the war faction. Peace is said to be in sight in the far east according to the paper.
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Peace Talks Strengthen In Petersburg War News
Formal sources say the peace party grows closer to state counsels while the war faction led by the czar’s grand dukes loses influence. Peace proposals are expected at an upcoming cabinet meeting as Bergius’s actions influence policy.
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Japanese prisoners paraded in Mukden street incident
It is reported that 126 Japanese captives at Hel Kou Tail were bound together and paraded through Mukden. The Japanese government plans an official inquiry over the incident. Also in Rome, Russian secret agents in Italy have increased efforts to locate Father Gopon.
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Unfrocking Announced for Absent Father Gopon
In St. Petersburg on February 20 the consistory declared Father Gopon unfrocked as his whereabouts remain unknown to Kuselan officials.
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Commission to settle trouble in St Petersburg
Feb 20 M Achidleresy head of czar’s commission on Russian workers grievances completes arrangements with factory owners for 15 delegates to be elected by workers one per 166 men. These representatives will elect 40 delegates to the commission.
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Russians Shift Division to Japanese Left Front
Marshal Oyamoi reports Russian forces moved a division from the Japanese center to the left and advanced from Ta mountain. Columns also shifted westward to Han Chia Tai Tau. The Austrians continued shelling Japanese lines without effect.
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Tacoma Not Reported Captured by Japanese Navy
Northwestern Steamship Co officials reported a Nagasaki message via Washington stating the Tacoma had not been captured by Japanese forces. The Nagasaki prize court issued the denial, while the vessel was likely at Moji and not Moji’s Moji port, with Seattle Morning Exchange the sole source of news so far.
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Senators Bribery Findings Lead to Expulsion Calls
The senate boodling investigation committee found Senators French Emmons Wright and Bunker guilty of accepting bribes and recommended their expulsion. It also says the San Francisco Examiner aided in preparing the Continental Building and Loan investigation and exonerates Lieutenant Governor Anderson. The committee notes Emmons was present at the meeting and that each senator received 350 dollars from Joseph and Jordan to influence measures aiding Phoenix and Renters Building and Loan. The report’s fate is set for Thursday. In Superior Court the district attorney contested the demurrer, arguing that money acceptance was a crime regardless of voting on the measures.
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