Tobacco Denied Leads to Ship Company Costs
The P. Brigh owners faced fines and detention expenses after a sailor named St John, denied tobacco by an agent, could not sail to China. Immigration refused entry at Tacoma, Victoria, and St John was sent to Shanghai. the owners incurred 92.20 for board and 80 for fare, totaling about 115 dollars.
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P. Bmigh
Jas
Shanghai
Port Townsend
Sechue
John
Tacoma
St. John
Victoria
Alea
China
Sgt. John
James
Tillman With The President
Washington Feb 24 Despite evident contention in the senate Tillman supports the president while noting the proceedings may turn chaotic. He promises to advocate for the bill and propose amendments as the debate continues.
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Washington
Tillman
Theatres schedule Jubilee Minstrels and Burlesquers at Grand
The Grand hosts Jubilee Minstrels led by Van McDevitt and Keily Wade for three nights and Burlesquers headlined by Princess Trixie for a week. Lola the marvel and other acts join a new Starascope film Climbing the American Alps as manager Winstock promises the strongest show yet. Evening prices and ads urged readers to attend the final days.
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van, McDevitt
Keily Wade
Star
Borte
Trixie
Selecta
Winstock
Lola
Mental Muelk
Dunetad
New Starascope
Third Avenue Theater Adds Moonshiner’s Daughter and White Cape
The Third Avenue theater lines up The Moonshiner’s Daughter starting tomorrow, with The White Cape to follow by Laurette Taylor’s Taylor company. Bootty, King of the Desert Mine, is promised for the week of March 11, and Eagan & Ericson offer cabinet photos at $2.60 per dozen Saturdays evenings.
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Third Avenue
South
Josh Killings
Third Avenue Play House
White Cape
Avene
Taylor Company
Laurette Taylor
Middle States
Indiana
Thyler Company
Bootty
Desert Mine
Charles A. Taylor
Republicans Hear Riplinger Promotion of Law Enforcement
At Oltman hall the Second ward Republicans heard John Riplinger pledge impartial law enforcement if elected mayor of Beattie. He promised no wide-open town while in office and criticized wink at violations. Walter Fulton defended municipal ownership debates and argued Moore would not bring streetcar ownership. Seattle ownership would come under present plans. Several other prominent Republicans spoke briefly.
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Oltman’s Hall
Second Ward
John Riplinger
Walter & Fulton
Riptinger
Beattie
Fulton
Moore
Seattle
Mayoralty Candidate Moore addresses Madrona ball
William Hickman Moore spoke to a Third ward gathering in Seattle last night with several other speakers contributing to the event.
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William Hickman Moore
Madrona Ball
Denies Chinese Ring, Cites Deportation Records
Port Townsend official says rumors of a Washington to China smuggling ring are false. Records show only 26 Chinese deported through Port Townsend since 1906, mostly from Montana and other states, with none from Sumas. head tax and border enforcement cited as barriers to entry. Photographs advertised at end.
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Port Townsend
Columbia
Chinene
Star
Montana
San Francisco
Sumas
Merchanta
Vancouver
China
Huntied Columbia
Victoria
Sargent
Murderer in Despair Slays Woman Then Kills Self
Richard Rabenauer, former third officer of the steamer Peru, fatally shot Mrs. Guasie Monroe and wounded himself after being spurned by her. He faced dismissal over fraudulent citizenship papers and had sought marriage with Mrs. Monroe, who refused a divorce. Doctors report both will die.
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San Francisco
Bia
Richard Rabenauer
Guasie Monroe
Rabenauer
Peru
High School Stationery and Nation Store Ad
A fall line of sations and general dry goods on hand at 725 E. Pike corner Harvard Ave. and Pike advertising a broad stock for students and local shoppers.
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Stationery & Nation Store
E. Pike
Harvard Ave
Pike
Telegraph Briefs from the Morrocan conference and beyond
The Moroccan conference adjourns for a week with a spirit of conciliation among delegates. Fairbanks residents back Judge Wickersham in Alaska. many telegrams on thirdjudgeship issues. Missionaries in Peninsular report a grave situation. Harry Orchard linked to the Baker City Oregon explosion. Red Crown Society gains 22165 dollars for Japanese famine relief. Richard Mansfield retires from the stage. Laurier denies Grand Trunk plans to Pacific coast and says construction will begin at once.
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Wilfrid Laurier
Grand Trunk
Pacific Coast
Dickie Tangles with Two Wives in Legal Case
A Beattie man J W Vivian Dickie is jailed in Tacoma on a digamy charge. He allegedly married Carrie McKnight while his first wife Violet Shary was still alive. Dickie, a vaudeville performer, wed Carrie in Tacoma on November 26. His former wife was Violet Shary, married at Panaka Alberta. A Beattie sister opposed the second marriage. The case arises from complaints by Walter D McKnight. Also noted is a Chamber of Commerce meeting and stock prospects in Beattle Boston Copper Co with a price move to 18 cents on March 1.
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Hgld
Digamy
Beattie
J. W Vivian Dickie
England
Tacoma
Dickle
Ettl
Carrie McKnight
Walter D. McKnight
East Fifty-seventh
Thie City
Dickie
Violet Clara Shary
Panaka
Alberta
Beattle-Boston Copper Company
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Theca
Boston
Josephine Gassman
Third Avenue Theater
Pike Street
Dexter Horton & Co
Washington National
New York Block
Broderick & Bascom Rope Company
John Carte & Co
J. F. Price
Frank H. Brownell
Averett
Boren’s
Columbia Street
Internal Revenue
Thomas Payne
Payne
Firet Av
Madison Et
Good Shepherd Orphan Asylum
Christensen's Hall
Company B
The
National Guard
Tommy Reilly
Tommy Kinsley
Denver
Butte
Billy Langdon
Reilly
Kinsley
Robert Lurie
Second Avenue
Princess Triaie
Lola Cotton the Mystic
Seoter Vea
Kentucky
Pete
Dunaworth
Starascope
PT. Townsend
ING
Pinney
Columbia St
Adamo
Emerald Brand
Fairbanks
Pene
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
Baker Cry
Oregon
American Red Crown Society
Japan
Richard Mansfield
Improvement Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Cascade Laundry Co
Main Street
Russell & Drew
Mgrs
Feo
the Moonshiner
Chae A. Taylor Company
Good Shepherd Run Asylum
Second
O. B. Williams
Werner
Western Ave
Seattle, Wn
Kline & Rosenberg
First Avenue
Wash
Bagley
Glendale Bourbon
Murphy Wine & Liquor Co
Allen Eel
Nein R
Second Ave
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