Be. F. Chase Urges Home Bond Sales For City Plant
Be. F. Chase, business manager for a New York Chicago line, advocates selling municipal electric utility bonds at home to finance the Post Street power plant. He argues denominations from 100 to 1000 dollars enable broad investor participation and keep interest payments within the city, benefiting local public administration and avoiding foreign capital. He cites city officials supporting the popular loan plan and criticizes smoke nuisance cases tied to the Beattie Electric Company and Seattle Electric for permitting pollution and poor site planning.
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Thomson
Ithzens
George
Beattie Electric Company
City Law Department
Seattle Electric Company
Post Street
Board of Works
Germany’s protective turn risks a tariff clash with United States
The piece argues Germany plans high protections mirroring U S policy, noting grain duty near 100 percent and flour duty up to 4.96 per barrel. It warns U S exports like wheat and horses would suffer while Germany protects infant industries, urging protests and congressional action.
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Germany
United States
Uncle Sam
Congress
Esate
Electric Monopoly in Hard Lines
Local business leaders hold a Friday meeting urging municipal light and power plant to curb monopolies. Council members backing electric monopoly face new public scrutiny as manufacturers are faulted for dark fighting tactics and public competition is demanded.
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Gamlae oMammaSab
James
White House expenses rise amid- large family notes
The report cites a jump in White House expenses from 26000 to 60000 yearly blaming President Roosevelts large family. Col Bingham defends the rise and Roosevelt’s support for large families citing a quadruplets congratulatory letter. Separate items mention Maine police search for a missing son and twelve white men in Mississippi facing lynching charges.
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White House
Col
T A. Bingham
Roosevelt
To'eds
Hotel man shot amid union discord in Redding
In Redding California a hotel man named Garman was shot and killed by Gee Gatlinger a freight agent and railroad union member after a heated discussion on labor unions. The Mountain Copper mine strike at Ken wick has been renewed after a previous settlement.
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Redding
Cal
Garman
Gee Gatlinger
Mountain Copper Company
Ken jWick
Stamford Woman Named Defendant in Alienation Suit
In Stamford a suit for alienation alleges Alice Saul Bradley, a 20 something socialite, has turned the head of Mrs. Charles E B Quintard and her husband. The husband reportedly sold his livery stable after being infatuated, and Quintard claims Bradley was offered money to facilitate a divorce so the husband could marry her. Bradley is described as fashionable, educated, and likely to inherit $80,000 on turning 21.
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Stamford
Conn
Alice R Baulabury Dradley
Chartes
EB. Quinterd
Mise Hradley
Mins Bradley
Stamford Raineite
Alice Saul
Huldy Oradley
Quintard Aljle
Miss Bradley
Mise Bradley
Markets Slide as Prices Fall Across Goods and Regions
The market report shows declines with California prices slipping to 35 and 26 cents for wholesale goods. A drop is expected to continue in a few days if current warnings hold. Readouts include vegetables, poultry, dairy, and grain with regional price variations and consignments arriving late at night.
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Callifornia
Puebla
California
Coulifewer
Ie Oor
Tom
Aitelfe
Prices to Producers in Washington Market Report
Meager market notes list prices for wheat, hay, clover, alfalfa, corn and poultry goods. Wheat futures show 20 dollars per ton and per bushel figures, with alfalfa at 14 dollars per ton and various grains around 16 dollars per ton. Livestock prices for veal and mutton and vegetable items like lettuce and potatoes are mentioned with several local pricing terms.
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Boi Thorte
Mike
Ohio River Flood Reaches Record Levels Across Indiana and Kentucky
The Ohio River surged to within four feet of its 1684 high as floodwaters spread up to seven miles across southern Indiana and Kentucky. Evansville and Owensboro report widespread inundation threatening winter wheat while the river marks drop from the peak as conditions stabilize.
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Evansville
Ind
Ohio River
Indiana
Sithela
Owensboro
Indiana Bet Toma
Shelston Reservoir Flood Washes Through Shelton Streets
Shelston reservoirs broke yesterday causing a major flood in Shelton. A deep ditch widened along Mowe Avenue swept away trees logs and debris and damaged tracks poles and homes. Damage estimated at $160000.
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Derhy
Conn
Shelton
Mowe
Germany Demands 6500 From Venezuela Over Blockade
Washington Feb 31 Germany presses Minister Bowen for immediate payment of six thousand five hundred dollars due from Venezuela. Baron Von Sternberg filed the demand under foreign office directive as per protocol, with Bowen withholding assent. Germany has not returned the Venezuelan vessels seized during the blockade.
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Washington
Dpd. C
Foreign Office
Baron von Sternberg
Bowen
Enesueia
Germany
Dynamite Blast in Connellsville Kills Three
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on February 22 two Italian workers died and two were fatally injured when dynamite exploded under a stone barrier near a bluff over the river. Authorities describe the accident as a dynamite blast at a work site.
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Connellsville
Atea River
Gambling bill battle moves to Senate action
In Olympia supporters of a gambling measure plan to remove it from the miscellaneous committee and send it to the public morale committee. The move could shift votes in the Senate, with anti gambling forces currently favored. Committee members include Kinnear, Clapp, Davie, Hurley, and Welsh. Kinleaf blocks action.
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Olympia
Arlene
Dave Liement
Miscellaneous Committee
Senate
Kinnear
King Clapp
Jefferson
Davie
Pleres
Hurley
Ferry
Welsh
Pacific
Benater Kinleaf
Clapp
Davie le Friends
Handa
Decoration of Foreign Steamers in Norfolk Celebration
The final feature of today’s celebration was the decoration of all foreign steamers. Pritieh seasons were profusely decorated with hunting and American flags before U S warships and colliers were arrayed in holiday attire.
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Norfolk
United States
King Holds First Levee at Huckingham Palace
London February 8 The helm’s fret levee of the season was held today at Huckingham with Ambassador Choate and staff present. John Herret former American minister to Riam and Governor Francia of Minsqurt were formally presented to the von Hanne. Excitement rose as guests arrived outside the palace following a collision between a horse ridden by the heart of Arran and a cab. The earl was silently injured.
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Huckingham
Choate
Hie
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Riam
Francia of
Minsqurt
Thve von Hanne
Hart of Arran
Attack on power house at Indiana Railway company
A mob of about ten men attacked the power house in Routh Bend Indiana last night with the evident intent to wreck it. Beever's employees were badly hurt. Police arrived quickly and a number of arrests were made. Conspiracy riot and assault with intent to kill were charged.
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Routh Bend
Ind
Indiana Railway Company
Beevers
Canadian official to visit Grand Army posts in city
Hon. B C Hedell of Walla Walla arrives tomorrow for an official visit to local Grand Army posts Stevens Miller and Sexton IL and their auxiliary Women’s Relief corps. A public reception for the department commander and Mrs Mattias A Ames will be held at Ranke’s hall at 8 p.m. with music and patriotic exercises. The event is chaired by Kathy A Elow with the Ladies of G A R circles and friends urged to attend.
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Walla Walla
Department of
Ranke’s
Kathy Aelow
G. A. BR
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