Customs Ring Deported Chinese At Government Expense
Customs officials uncover a ring in the northwest sending hundreds of Chinese back to China at the government's expense. The scheme crosses the line from British Columbia to the United States and back, with smugglers exploiting the lack of cross border deportation. Similar conditions are said to exist in California and Oregon.
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Orient
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Canada
China
California
Oregon
Busidem
Sumas
War Bonnet’s Wife Dies in Wyoming Alcoholism
Mra War Bonnet, wife of the famed Sioux chief and a figure who killed many whites, dies in Lusky Wyoming from alcoholism. In Washington, Representative Rhinock of Kentucky introduces a bill to make all pipelines common carriers and subject to Interstate Commerce Commission restrictions.
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Washington, D.C
Representative Rhinock
Kentucky
Inter- Male Commerce Commission
FOLLOW SUIT Inheritance suits challenge Went Beattle area
Following the Amon Trown estate success several property owners file suits in superior court alleging the city did not legally become a third class city or annex land. A former case moves toward the supreme court likely to settle all claims. The current complaint charges present officials elected contrary to court injunction are not legally in office.
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Went Beattle
Superior Court
Alee
Supreme Court
Firemen Aide in Runaway Horse Incident
A team owned and driven by P Masters ran away on 7th Avenue near Seneca, crashed into a house owned by J C Stein and damaged siding. Firefighters freed two trapped horses after cutting away the sidewalk to drop them to the ground.
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P. Masters
Seneca
Masters
Mercer
J. C. Stein
Inland Empire federation plans central body meeting in Spokane
Plans call for a federation of all Inland Empire commercial organizations to form a central body that will meet annually or more often in Spokane to coordinate immigration efforts. The fish commission reports 276000 sockeye salmon released into the Nooksack river as an experiment to test spawning returns. A fatal lamp explosion in Washougal killed Margaret Copeland, the 1 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Copeland. Governor Mead has not yet returned to Olympia. a telegram from Dodge City said he left for Olympia and is expected home by Friday.
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Inland Empire
Spokane
United Action
Fish Commissioner's Office
Nooksack River
Margaret
Fred Copeland
Washougal
Copeland
Mead
Olympia
Dodge City
Kas
Wealthy Miner Identified in Western Burial Mystery
Denver February 22. The body found in a local cemetery Tuesday has been identified as John Taylor a wealthy mining operator of the west and South America with headquarters in Buenos Aires.
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Denver
Fed
John Taylor
West
South America
Buence Ayres
Eight Ward Campaign Meetings Planned by Republican Committee
The Republican city central committee schedules eight ward meetings over five nights with prominent speakers for campaign discussions. Tonight focuses on the Tenth ward at Paysee's hall with speakers including Morris Hurd Granger Parry Reynolds. Additional gatherings occur Friday through Monday at venues across wards seven eight and eleven with a Harmony club rally in Ben Hur hall and I O O F hall in Fremont.
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Republican City Central Committee
Diecuas
Tenth Ward
Paysee’s Hall
Lst
W. H. Morris
F. H. Hurd
H. T. Granger
John H. Parry
R. T. Reynolds
Oltman’s Hall
Harvard
Woman loses twenty to con man in Swedens touch gag
Mrs J P Johnson of 1609 F First Teporta reports being fleeced of $20 by a clever con man who used the old touch gag about a friend from Sweden. The man gave the name of a supposed contact to deceive her.
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J. P. Johnson
1609
F. First
Teporta
Sweden
Status of Ship Subsidy Bill Reaches House Action
Special report from Washington notes the ship subsidy bill, passed by the Senate, now rests with Speaker Cannon who is seen as guiding its fate. Supporters say Cannon eliminated objectionable features, tightened subsidies to American vessels, and aligned the bill with his aims, while regional blocs and New York backing bolster its prospects.
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Senate
Cannon
Auch
Oslo
House Committee On Merchant Marine
Standard Oil
Pacific
New England
New York Senate
Assembly
New York
House
Germany Extends Most Favored Nation to United States
Berlin February 22 Chancellor Von Huelow introduces a bill to extend the most favored nation clause to the United States until June 1907. He argues Germany must pick between the provisional arrangement and tariff restrictions. A new steam schooner Delhi will be placed on the Alaska run when finished.
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Berlin
von Huelew
United State
Germany
Delhi
Alaska
Lived 28 Years On Homestead Sold To Real Estate Firm
The Edmonds area homestead of 160 acres taken up by John C. Land in 1878 near Puget Sound with waterfront and a Meadowdale rail station nearby has been sold to Weat & Wheeler. The tract is being subdivided into one to five acre parcels sold on small payments with on‑the‑ground agents. Great Northern trains stop at Meadowdale daily with a return at 3 p.m.
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John C. Land
Edmonds
Weat & Wheeler, Colman Building
Land
Puget Sound
Meadowdale
Great Northern Railway
Weat & Wheeler
Great Northern
Beattie
Meadowdale A
Valet Jane to testify in New York for retrial
An officer connected with the district attorney's office says Valet Jane will travel to New York to witness in Patrick's case and will repeat the confession that led to his conviction for a new trial.
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York
Jane
New York
Patrick
Alaska Shipping Simplification Sought by Merchants
R. G. Parsons returns from San Francisco where he studied simplifying manifest procedures in shipping goods from coast cities to Alaska at the request of the local merchants association and prominent shipping firms.
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R. &. Parsons
San Francisco
Alaska
Merchants’ Association
Portland Arrives After Alaska Steamer Damage
The steamer Portland, after a calm voyage from Ketchikan, Alaska, was towed to port by the tug Pioneer. Fourteen crew members stayed aboard as removal of about 90 tons of ore cargo begins, with the ship to enter drydock for damage assessment. Captain Omar J. Humphrey estimates damages near 20000 dollars pending full inspection.
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Portland
Ketchikan
Alaska
Pioneer
Oriental Dock
Omar J. Humphrey
Alaska Commercial Company
Postmasters Nominated Across States
Postmasters were nominated today in several states. California selections include Robert Stephenson Hollister Henry Whitman Oxnard P L Ferguson Healdsburg, while Idaho picks W C Fenton Boise Austin G Nettleton Nampa John 8 Towers Miles ty Washington, and I Brunton Walla Walla.
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Washington, D. C
California
Robert Stephenson
Hollister
Henry Whitman
Oxnard
P. L. Ferguson
Healdsburg
Idaho
W. C. Fenton
Boise
Austin G. Nettleton
Nampa
Ao John 8. Towers
Miles Ty
Washington
Brunton
Walla Walla
Hallard Kindergarten Association Presents Night of Entertainment
The Hallard Kindergarten Association hosted an engaging program tonight in the public library auditorium attracting families. Local residents enjoyed performances and community spirit highlighted by young participants and supportive neighbors.
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The
Hallard Kindergarten Association
Public Library
Washington State Dental Society Meet In Bellingham
Arrangements for the Washington State Dental Society annual session are set for Bellingham on May 24 26 and 28 with about 160 delegates expected from across the state Beattie Dr C A Darling presides over the association officers include Dr B Beott Tacoma first vice Dr J W Dunning Spokane vice president Dr George T Willame Seattle secretary and Dr B Hurd Hoquiam treasurer Executive committees met with Dr C A Custer and Dr F J She Journalisms chair at the university soon to be established with an English department plan welcomed by President Kane
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Washington State Dental Society
Bellingham
Beattie
C. A. Darling
Association
Ramelon
B. & Beott
Tacoma
J. W. Dunning
Spokane
George T. Wilame
Seattle
B Hurd
Hoquiam
C. A. Custer
F. J. She
Thin City
University
Journaliam
Kane Raw
Suburban Homes Planned at Lakeside City West Shore
Buyers from Lakeside City plan early spring cottages near the west shore of Lake Washington. The area is marketed as rapidly developing with cheap tracts and limited availability. Bee Van D Vanter-Davis Co Starr-Boyd builds ing promotes early purchase.
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Lakeside City
Lake Washington
Bee van D 'Vanter-Davis
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