Prince Henry Arrives Amid City Welcome In New York Harbor
Prince Henry of Prussia ships in aboard Kronprinz Wilhelm to visit New York. He tours Fort Wadsworth and Governors Island, meets President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay, attends a luncheon on Hohenzollern, then sails to Jersey City and Washington, with crowds cheering and US and German officials observing.
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Washington
D. C
America
Germany
Americana
Prince Henry
Kaiser Wilhelm
Maryland
Virginia
White House
Prince
Hoonevelt
Diplomatic Corps
Capitol
Executive Mansion
New York
Roosevelt
Misa Roosevelt
Shooters Island
Nome judge Arthur H. Nome case reviewed by Attorney General
The Attorney General released findings on the Arthur H. Nome judge matter as discussed with the president. The report questions the validity of the Nome official’s actions and recommends potential removal and appeals proceedings as part of judicial duty and proper process.
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Circuit Court of of Supersedeans
Novea
Noves
Funeral services for Gottlieb Burrian held at local hall
The late Gottlieb Burrian was remembered in services held yesterday at Mat Butterworth & Sons hall. The hall was filled with mourners from the community including members of the Seattle Turnverein and the Sons of Hermann. Rev. spoke briefly delivering the sermon before burrial rites escorted by the societies and band No. 2 from Hermann. Burrian, charter member of the Seattle Turnverein, was known and respected in the community where he lived for many years.
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Gott- Wereeid
Mat Butterworth & Sons
Parat Hall
de Turnverein
Hermann
Seattle Turnverein
Camp No 69 Monthly Entertainment Sets Feb 25
Camp No 69 of the W O W hosts a February 25 evening program at its hall in the building After a meeting the doors open for social time with prospective candidates and friends of the order.
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Friends of
McBride Visits Seattle as Governor Heads West
McBride arrives in Seattle for a statewide trip with his wife by his side. The governor, whose administration faces no immediate political trouble, plans to travel to Olympia tomorrow.
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Any McBride
Botter
Weattie Mail Carriers Rally at Tacoma Convention
Members of the Washington State Letter Carriers Association held their second annual gathering in Tacoma. The meeting elected T. Beattie as president of the convention. The Seattle delegation led by far with the largest attendance, forming a notable presence at the event.
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Weattie
Washington State
Tacoma
T. Ot Beattie
Seattle
Unscrambled fragment hints at voyage line and travel era
Fragmentary text references a voyage line and traveler names in a historical shipping context. The readable parts mention a voyage by Kinehiu Maru of the Gren Kk Aisha line, with morning timing and travel terms. Specific places, dates, and outcomes are not clear.
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Simmer Kinehiu Maru
Gren Kk
Aisha
Chamber committee to discuss Chinese exclusion plan
The chamber of commerce committee on national affairs will meet tomorrow afternoon to discuss Chinese exclusion. The petition from the Women’s Century Club will be taken up for consideration.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Women’s Century Club
People’s Party to Host Armory Hall Rally
The People’s party holds a grand rally at Armory hall tomorrow evening with Judge Richard Winsor as principal speaker. He plans a lengthy discussion of the municipal lighting proposition and the related moral issues, speaking plainly.
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People’s Party
Armory Hall
Richard Winsor
Change in Stations Relieves Public of Workload
Postmaster Stewart announced a Washington approved change effective March 1. Station 4 at 631 Queen Anne Avenue moves to the drug store at Third Avenue and Columbia Street to ease work at Stations 2 Guy's Drug Store and M at Garrison Brothers Second Avenue and Madison Street, making the office more self sustaining and faster for the public.
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Stewart
Washington, D. C
Queen Anne Avenue
Third Avenue
Columbia Street
Guy's Drug Store
Garrison Brothers
Second Avenue
Madison Street
Struck Oil at Happy Valley Well Near Whatcom
The Pacific Oil Well Company resumed drilling at Happy Valley after a three week stoppage. The drill is down 1000 feet and frequent bailings bring up large quantities of oil. Morning sediment was bailed out and oil appeared in the well. A large body of oil seems close at hand.
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Whatcom
Pacific OL Wella Company
Happy Valley
Weil
Gadlona
Wright to Become Bank Commissioner in Sacramento
Col. J. B. Wright named as bank commissioner succeeding John Markley after the commission was assured this morning. Wright previously served for years as state librarian.
Mail bag found on beach in Whatcom Washington
A U S mail bag ripped open was found on a beach with about 160 letters addressed to San Juan island post offices. Postmarks dated December 22, 1900 suggest recent losses in island mail. Bags likely stolen from a mail boat and contents sent to the inspector.
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Whatcom
Wash
U. S
San Juan Islands
No Mail Yet Delays Steamer Excelator at Nome Post Office
The Steamer Excelator failed to deliver Nome mail as expected, disappointing post office officials. Officials anticipate the next arrival will bring the mail.
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Nome
Young Toughs Gang Busted in Tent Venue Shack Raid
Detectives Hubbard and Freeman raided a shack on Tent Venue South near Weller Street and arrested James Fran Non George McCauley Fred Koch and Charlie Hudson after multiple complaints of nighttime depredations. They were later released after a severe reprisal.
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Hubbard
Freeman
Weller Street
James Frannon
George McCauley
Fred Koch
Charlie Hudson
Hobos Sentenced in Police Court After Town Probe
A crowd of hoboes appeared before Judge George in the police court. Several were sentenced for vagrancy with varied terms including fines and days in jail. Pollard faced charges of shoplifting involvement but received a $100 bond and thirty days. Farmer Burns, Miller, Mead, Stockman, and Hach were also dealt with for vagrancy or related offenses.
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A. Pollard
Burkman
Lee Kron
Yesler Way
Kron
Pollard
John Miller
Farmer Burns
George
William Stockman
George Mead
Oregon House
Mead
Stockman
Hach
Building Permits Issued At City Engineer Office
City engineer's office issued permits for several projects today including J F Blair one story frame house at 458 Blewett avenue for 400 dollars Trinity Sharch 800 810 James street for 6000 dollars D L Wire one frame house at 920 Twenty fourth avenue south for 450 dollars Jas Weir alterations at 22 First avenue south for 450 dollars Mra A Clone two three story tenements on Fourteenth avenue for 6000 dollars J Wm Cook one lr story residence at 1428 Hoyleston avenue for 8000 dollars Mrs K J Mayes cottage at 141 First avenue north for 450 dollars W J Bantinger residence at 606 Kilbourne Street for 1400 dollars J Bammel one story frame house at 1122 Mont Thomas street for 1400 dollars.
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City Engineer's Office
J. F. Blair
Blewett Avenue
Trinity Sharch
James Street
D. L. Wire
Twenty-fourt Avenue
Jas. Weir
First Avenue
Mra. A. Clone
Fourteenth Avenue
J. WM. Cook
Lrstory
Hoyleston Avenue
Mre
K. J. Mayes
First Avenue North
W. J. Bantinger
Kilbourne Street
J . Bammel
Listory
Mont Thomas Street
Destruction of Assay Offices Rocks Victor Colorado
A coordinated dynamiting of assay offices aimed at ending low-price ore purchases struck Victor Colorado and Cripple Creek. Two offices in Victor and one in Cripple Creek were demolished with heavy charges. no injuries occurred as explosions happened in near-deserted streets. Officials see no clear culprits but suspect a preplanned attack on the buying institutions. Miners voiced approval amid the ruins.
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Victor
Colo
Cripple Creek
Miss Merritt In Pesthouse
Ada Merritt of Peducah Ky informs Mayor Humes about her daughter Regine Merritt an actress with Murray and Mack who fell ill with smallpox. Regine was touring with the company on the Pacific coast and is now in the pesthouse for several days awaiting recovery. She plans to rejoin the troupe once released.
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Humes
Ada Merritt
Peducah
Regine Merritt
Murray and Mack Company
Third Avenue Theater
Pacific Coast
Heatti
Murray and
Mack
Light for Mukilteo receives treasury backing
A telegram from Senator Foster reports the treasury department recommends Neht and fog signal at Mukilteo point. Everett Chamber of Commerce plans a Wednesday discussion on raising city valuations for higher tax revenue. Snohomish man Joe Malvern, accused of killing his wife, is in the sweat box seeking a confession. The postmaster announces a new postal clerk will be hired July 1 amid ongoing staffing needs.
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Everett
Foster
United States Treasury Department
Mukilteo Point
Everett Chamber of Commerce
Joe Malvern
Bertha Towed Toward Beattie After Shoreing
The steamer Bertha in tow of the Albion was sighted by the City of Seattle several miles north of Vancouver and is expected to arrive in Beattie tomorrow. The vessel has been repaired enough to continue southward and may resume her regular run north after further work here. A Vancouver telegram confirms the plan and crew are likely aboard. A full inquiry into the shoreing will follow the captain and crew’s arrival. A thief stole seven pigeons from a rear-yard in the Phillip Sellers area last night.
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Bertha
Albion
Victoria
City of
Seattle
Briageway
Vancouver
Beattie
Alaska Commercial Coa
Thompson Cargo Reaches From Fairhaven to Cannery Boxes
The bark Ferris 8. Thompson of Pacific Packing and Navigation arrives from Fairhaven to load wood for cannery boxes. Tug Michigan tows the vessel, and the cargo will be reshipped north to the company's canneries.
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Ferris
Thompson
Pacific Packing and Navigation Company
Fairhaven
Michigan
Anacortes
Funeral of Mrs Lucinda Woodson Set for Tomorrow
The funeral for Mrs Lucinda Woodson will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at 271 Lakeview Avenue. Burial details are not provided in the notice.
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Woodson
Lucinda Woodson
Lakeview Avenue
Glasgow and Municipal Policy Facts From Reform Writings
Albert Bhaw cites Glasgow as a model of municipal management in utilities. Water, gas, electricity, and street railways shifted from private to public operation, lowering charges and yielding profits while expanding services in the late 19th century. European cities are cited as benchmarks for public ownership and efficiency.
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Europe
Richard T. Ely
Francis Bellamy
Wellamy
Glasgowag
America
Great Britain
Germany
France
Belgium
Parsons Oame
Nierlin
Paris
Desperate Highwaymen Rob Nine at Van Asselt Saloon
Two masked robbers held up nine men at a Maple Fires saloon in Van Asselt at 9:30 last night. They forced the patrons to the wall, searched pockets, and took about $100 plus change. Deputy Sheriff Jack Cook pursued, stopping a suspect on a Grant Street car and recovering a Colt revolver and $29.
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van Asselt
Calma
Ocen
Maple Brothers
Jack Cook
Cook
Grant
South Beattle
South Sgeatte Awlich
Georgetown
Strong Alibi Clears Dwyer and Cunningham in Hold-up Case
Dwyer and Cunningham, arrested in Christopher and Orillia on suspicion of taking part in a hold-up of Japanese at that place, were discharged this afternoon by Judge Griffin on motion by Deputy Prosecutor Griffith. They had claimed to be in Everett jail during the times in question. Everett city marshal T. C. Collina, the captain of police, the jailer, and the jail cook testified to confirm the alibi, and the prosecutor dropped the case.
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Dwyer
Cunningham
Christopher
Orillia
Griffin
Griffith
Everett
T. C. Collina
Mysterious Ballard Shooting Prompts Quiet Inquiry
A shooting in Ballard Saturday night left investigators unsure if it was accidental or an attempted murder. Local interest is high as a brother of a known Ballard grocer is among the implicated, but details remain undisclosed.
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Ballard
Hallard
Peddler Goodlick Arrested For License Violation
M Goodlick a peddler of old clothing was arrested by Policeman George Deleh this afternoon for peddling without a license. He deposited cash bail and was released.
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M, Goodlick
George Deleh
Copper thief bound over on grand larceny charge in Seattle
James Farley known as Thompson and Copper Red waived preliminary examination before Justice George today. Bound over to the superior court under 1500 bond on charges of grand larceny for allegedly stealing 600 pounds of copper wire from the Seattle Electric Co.
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James Farley
Thompson
Copper Red
George
Superior Court
Seattle Electric Co
French Gesture Leads to Court Appearance in Mlackchapel District
Andrea Darty and Jennie Roussette of Woo women faced police court on charges of interfering with an officer and soliciting. Officers Ribbach and Deigh arrested them on February 16. Roussette is said to have used vile language and spat on two pedestrians beneath a Fifth Avenue South window near Jackson Street. Darty allegedly struck Officer Ribbach, though her lawyer argued the act was a French gesture. Roussette fined five dollars. Darty discharged due to ignorance of American customs and language.
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Andrea Darty
Jennie Roussette
Mlackchapel
Ribbach
Deigh
Roussette
Fifth Avenue South
Jackson Street
Darty
Rousette
Licenses to Wed Listed for Seattle and Neighboring Areas
The notice records marriage licenses issued for pairs including James Kearney and Annie Madill of Leary, H Cauley and Mamie Dougherty of Seattle, Samuel Polacheck and Helen Friend of Seattle, John Simpson and Rose Gilespie of Vancouver, B C, James Rhodes and Margaret Bogeshaw of Seattle, Amos Masser and Myrtle Johnson of Ashland Kentucky, Harold Wiedemann and Stella Wright of Seattle, and Joseph Strobe and Hilda Handley of Seattle. The steamer City of Seattle of the Pacific Coast Company from Skagway is due to arrive at 10 o'clock tonight.
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James Kearney
Annie Madill
Leary
H. Cauley
Mamie Violet Dougherty
Seattle
Samuel Polacheck
Helen Friend
John Simpson
Rose Gilespie
Vancouver
B. C
James Calvin Rhodes
Margaret Bogeshaw
Amos W. Masser
Myrtle Johnson
Ashland
Harold Wiedemann
Stella Wright
Joseph Strobe
Hilda Handley
Pacific Coast Company
Skag~ Why
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New York Harbor
Benton Prins Wilhelm
Sandy Hook
Robert
Fort Hamilton
Recreation Pier
West Thirty-fourth Street
Hohensollern
Gen. Brooke
Admiral Evans
von Hel
Hay
Evans
Navy
Dreas
Wright
Young Toughs
Tom Gilmore
Yester Way
James Harding
John Forkman
Plotters Dynamite
Miss Merritt
Murray & Mack's Company
Ove
Mukilteo
Phillip Sellers
Eighteenth Avenue
Bark Thompson
Glasgow
Albert Bhaw
Review of Treviews
Minneapolis Tribune
The
Ashe
Star
Shaw
Biles
Encyclopedia of Social Reforma
Ety Betahtitegan
Improvementa
Boweht
Horee
Lishing
Mick
Hiles
Grant Street
Genttle and
Adams & Blanchard
Second Ave
Hinckley Block
Adams
Blanchard
Mulabn Ry
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co
Northwest
King & Murray
King & Harris
U. S. Post Office
REX Drug CO
Corner Union St
J. Aronson
Columbia St
Seattle, Wash
Lion Clothing House
First Ave
South Corner
F. E. Elliott
Houssy Building
Third and Pike
Daulton
Sprin
Twenty-third Avenue
Madison
East Union
Twenty Second Avenue
Herbert
Schewerman
First Avenue and
Cherry St
Chickering, Kimball, Pease
Hobart M. Cable
D. 8
Johnston Co
D. $. Johnston
Hutchins
Ayin
Bon Marche
Cooper & Lewys
Y ‘Strowth Waly Bd
California
Cooper & Levy
Bet
Veoh
Seeman
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