Democratic Nomination in Seattle Unanimous for Godwin
Joan W. Godwin receives the Democratic nomination for mayor with no dissent as the party convenes at the Armory. The platform backs a municipal lighting plant, stricter franchise enforcement, and city ownership plans while condemning misrule and urging a businesslike administration.
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C. G. Helfner
John Y. Terry
C. G. Heifoer
Warner
McArdie
Eugene Way
C. G. Heffner
Helfner
John W. Godwin
G. Heffner
Walter Fulton
Godwin
Bailey
Waterfront brawl ends with injuries at city police station
A morning fight on Yester Way waterfront between Kane and a larger assailant left both men bloodied. Kane was brought to police headquarters and treated. the other man, later identified as a member of the Silver Star Literary Society, was charged after a brawl that included a whisky bottle used as a weapon.
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Yester
Antag
Kane
Gothen
Hunt
Saan
Kya
Milliken
Glasscock
Silver Star Literary Society
Echolare
Cecilia Stephenson
Edith Mead
Clase
Guai
Seanad Wapeeerth
Webster Levy
Carrie Nation
Oscar Harrison
Eva Wright
Ireland grows the stick in Washington tale
W M Russell of the Avenue theater claims a pet born in Washington and says a handsomely varnished Blackthorn cane was given for his birthday by John H Biggs of the Mce house on Third avenue. Mrs Biggs and others returned from a four month tour. The cane was cut by Biggs. Russell will meet him at the theater door.
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W. M. Russell
The
Avenue Theater
Washington
John H. Biggs
Mcehouse
Third Avenue
Biggs
Alaska
Cane
Piges
Ireland
Farce Comedy Draws South 44 Residents to Auditorium
About 800 residents gathered in the South 44 district auditorium last night to witness a farce comedy presented by Versa. The event drew a large crowd and provided light entertainment for the community.
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South 44
Beattie Cereal Co. Executive Plans Seattle Mill Venture
John M. Hubbell vice president of Beattie Cereal Co plans severing ties by month end to start a new mill and warehouse on the Galbraith dock in North Seattle. He partners with James B. Galbraith to form a large new colony aimed at Alaska and Oriental trade with a $156,000 plant and modern equipment. Local capital may join, and the waterfront site will boost Seattle commerce.
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John M. Hubbell
Beattie Cereal Company
Railroad Avenue
Washington
Main Streets
James B. Galbraith
Galbraith Bacon Company
Galbraith
Seattle
Colny
Pacific Coast
Emmet Day Observance Marks Emmet Birth Anniversary
The Irish American Club schedules March 4 events at Rankin's Hall for the 124th birth anniversary of Robert Emmet. Wagner's orchestra plays. Dean Kelleher presides and James Hamilton Lewis delivers an oration while M D Leehey speaks on Emmet's life. A concert and ball follow with committee members listed.
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Iriah
P. J. Sullivan
K. Piannigan
P. J. McClusky
T. P. McDermott
Lecture on The International Trust at Carpenter's Hall
Tomorrow evening at Fourth Avenue between Pike and Pine Walter Thomas Milla will deliver a lecture on The International Trust. Queen City Orchestra will provide music. the public is invited to attend and Mille is described as a clear forcible speaker and well versed in his subject.
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Carpenter's Hall
Fourth Avenue
Pike and Pine
Walter Thomas Milla
International Trust
Queen City Orchestra
Mille
Riots and casualties mark spreading strike unrest abroad
From Vienna to Russia and Spain, unrest widens as workers clash with authorities. In Moscow and Kharkoff riots erupt with massed workmen, guards charge with sabres, four killed and over 150 wounded. Spain faces a labor disturbance with demands for wage raises and food price cuts amid political tension over Alfonso’s coronation.
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Vienna
Moscow
Kharkoff
Russia
Alfonso
Madrid
Spain
Panic in Park Avenue hotel blaze kills and devastates
A great fire at the seventy first Regiment Armory and the Park Avenue hotel in New York destroys property and costs at least sixteen lives. Firefighters battle a winter storm as flames leap through both buildings. several guests are injured and a later flare up traps lines of escape. Witnesses describe frantic scenes as guests rush to exits and a dynamite storeroom across the street raises further danger.
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Seventy-First Regiment
Park Avenue
Beores
Chas
Connell
Norman Acton
Jacob Bpahn
Rochester
N. Y
John Iverson
Denver
Thos
Horne
Geo
Norrins
Fred Hovey
Lyons
John Walker
Columbia
Tenn
A. Piper
Col Burdeptt
Hartford
Conn
Barnard
Chicago
Mecmanus
Rsther Schlesinger
Ellen Poster
Angel of Tombs
Admiral Miller
Gnconacious
Fie
Bome
Turdlett
Beattie Voters Favor Municipal Lighting Plant debate
A city engineer attache explains Beattie voters support a municipal lighting plan. The analysis compares costs, projecting 50 000 dollar annual operating outlay, potential city revenue gains, and a planned shift of Cedar Falls power to homes and businesses to lower private rates.
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Beattie
Seattle
Cedar Falls
Electric Light
Waa
Marvelous Fish Story From Victoria On Dory Peril
Fishermen J. H. Dewdney and R. L. Gladstone, aboard the halibut schooner Saga, nearly lost their lives when a sea lion pulled the plug from their dory. Water rose to their waists as they managed a temporary seal with a rolled mitt.
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Victoria
J. H. Dewdney
R. L. Gladstone
Navy Seal
Appointment of Marcus Talbot as Pacific Coast Steamship agent
An order from assistant general agent C. W. Miller names Marcus Talbot as agent for Pacific Coast Steamship Co and for the Columbia and Puget Sound railroad with headquarters at the dock office. G. K. Talmadge will succeed him as commercial agent at the uptown office, succeeding the water front chief clerk. Talbot previously served as agent for the Yule, daaconda wad Pasitha radi.
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C. W. Miller
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
Marcus Talbot
Uptown
G. K. Talmadge
Water Front
Tabor
Anaconda Employee Praised as Highly Efficient
A note from Anaconda lauds a long time Pacific Coast Co. worker as one of the most efficient employees. The tribute emphasizes his diligence and reliability in daily operations.
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Way
Anaconda
Pacific Coast Co
Card of Thanks from the Sisters of the Good Shepherd
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd express sincere thanks to kind friends who aided at the tenth anniversary benefit for orphans under their care, saying the event was a financial success.
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Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Rev E M Randall Comments On Pearson Case
Rev E M Randall pastor of First Methodist returns from Chicago meeting of the Church Insurance society. He says Chicago Methodists are chagrined and indignant at Prof Charles W Pearson of Northwestern University for his recent attack on the Bible. He calls it a pathetic case and says Pearson is aged and respected.
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M. Randall, Jr
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Church Insurance Society
Chicago
Randall
Puget Sound
Methodists
Charles W. Pearson
Northwestern University
Rev
Star
Professor Pearson
Young Theodore Roosevelt Departs Groton for Washington
Theodore Roosevelt left Groton last night escorted by physicians en route to Washington. Reports indicate his condition prompted medical supervision as he travels, with officials noting a cautious approach to his health and schedule.
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Groton
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
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