Eleventh Ball Ends Beattie Police Relief Anniversary Night
The eleventh Beattie Police Relief Association ball at Kagien hall drew a full crowd and honored Captain Laubscher on the 18th anniversary of his wedding. Notable attendees included Willard, Quy, Carlton, Ban n ick, Billie Kent, and Fireman Billie Mitchell, with congratulations flowing as the event celebrated financial success and camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Police Relief Association
Kagien Hall
Carlton
Quy
Buay
Himsell
Billie Kent
Bannick
Fromt
Nant
Billie Dolan
Laubscher
Narrow Escape From Disaster Aboard the Dora
J B Thwaites, mail clerk, recounts the Dora crew mission to land the Dutton brothers at Dilamna Bay amid extreme cold and ice. A storm raged for days, threatening ship, boats, and lives. Captain Moore’s seamanship kept the vessel afloat and the Duttons landed safely after a perilous night on mud flats.
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J. B Thwaites
Dora
Seattle
Dilamna Bay
Dr. Dutton
Dutton Brothers
Tulacwna Bay
Mr. Thwaites
Star
Cold Bay
Jack Lee
Mr. Brennigen
Moore
Aera
Indignant crowds press for pardon and fish issues in Olympia
About 30 Bellingham citizens arrived in Olympia to discuss the fish commission trouble while Seattle residents seek a pardon for Kid White. The governor delayed return from Vancouver to tomorrow, amid second consecutive failed meeting. A post mortem on H Sproat shows a surgical instrument left in his Seattle wound.
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Olympia
Bellingham
Fish Commission
Seattle
Kid” White
Vancouver
H. Sproat
White Posse
Victoria
Fire sweeps Rainier gambling houses in Georgetown
Fire broke out at 6:10 in the morning in the Rainier barber shop at 108 Rainier Ave Georgetown. Volunteers arrived quickly preventing greater loss to Ward s saloon and the gambling rooms above. Damages placed at 600 dollars with water damage extensive to the barber shop and saloon. cause unknown.
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Rainier
Rainier Ay
Georgetown
Ward
Johnson
Dora Heroic Rescue Amid Severe Seas Described
The Dora endured extreme seas near Saldovia and Iitiama while attempting to ashore cargo. Kodiak stayed safe and a second ship Doraborne survived the voyage. Captain Moore Purser Springston First Officer Karbbe and Chief Engineer Moon are praised for bravery during the ordeal. Passengers and crew list begins with Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
W. B. Springston
Firat
P. H. Karbbe
Fred H. Moon
Dora
Cap
Charities Anderson
Guy Wickstrom
Meeaboy
William Keenan
Edward Leet
Howard Shipman
William Wright
W. B&b. G Springston
J. E. Thwatles
Mal Clerk
TH. Mover
Bpokane
Hugh McClashan
Unanaska
Little Robert Gould
Unga
Dera Struggles Through Northwest Gale After Ice and Hull Damage
The Dera faced a month of peril from December to February, drifting in a gale with passengers aboard. The vessel battled ice, seas, and a broken rudder, starving water and fuel, failing electrical systems, and repeated attempts to reach land or safety port while near Kodiak and Seatt le. Crew and passengers endured extreme conditions and damage to the ship’s structure.
Ordinance Aims to Name Dairymen With Low Milk Quality
An ordinance to publish the names of dairymen whose milk fails to meet legal standards will be presented to the council on Monday night by Councilman Crichton. The proposal seeks public warning through prominent newspaper notices of substandard butter fat or spoiled milk to promote pure milk in the city.
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Board of Health
Wenston
Crichton
Cudahy Packing Eyeing Seattle as Northwestern HQ
Reports state the Chicago based Cudahy Packing company may establish Seattle as the northwestern headquarters surprising the local branch. Edward J. Cudahy son of president Michael Cudahy is touring the territory while Beattie is not confirmed as chief distributing center. Cudahy travels here from Portland.
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Cudahy Packing Company
Chicago
Seattle
Edward J. Cudahy
Michael Cudahy
Beattie
Cudahy
Portland
Former Seattle Boy Headed East to Washington DC
John Rottenstein a former Seattle boy has spent the past three years in the Philippines and Japan as a civil engineer for the United States government. He has recently been transferred to Washington and leaves for the east in a few days.
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John Rottenstein
Seattle
Washington, D. C
Rottenstein
Philippines
Japan
United States
Washington
East
Burns Defeats Hart in 20-Round Title Bout Upset
Marvin Mart, world heavyweight champion by proxy, outpointed and outgenerated by Tommy Murne at the Pacific Athletic Club pavilion in Burns California. Murne dominated from start to finish with Burns hailed by spectators as Hart struggled to land. the crowd cheered Burns’s decisive victory as he stood 195 to 175 pounds.
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Lor Angeluea
Cal
Marvin Mart
Tommy Murne
Pacific Athletic Club Pavilion
Burns
Hart
Marvin
Matt
Byrne
Pug
Burne
Thorne
Tommy Ryan
Jack
Durtea
Seattle
Tommy
Twins Fool The Justice In Idaho Case
Hayes twins from Troy Idaho caused a mistaken arrest mix up when Harry Hayes traded places with his brother Henry to escape assault charges. Henry was jailed in Moscow after the sheriff hauled him to court while Harry faced a fine of one dollar and a guilty plea.
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Spokane
Hayes Twins
Troy
Idaho
Harry
Marty
Henry
Moscow
Harry St Fn
Justice of the Peace
Henry Hayes
Three Boys Reported Missing in Warren Ashtabula and Indianapolis
Authorities telegraph parents of missing youths James J. Puller 18 Warren Ohio Winfield Beott Kunkle 16 Ashtabula Ohio and J Edward Henderson 14 Indianapolis Indiana. Several others are fatally injured including Professor F KR Baisway master of Adrian Michigan and many more badly hurt. Fire believed incendiary origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Puller
Warren Ohio
Winfield Beott Kunkle
Ashtabula
Ohio
J. Edward Henderson
Indianapolia
F. KR. Baisway
Adrain
Michigan
Lover Kills Sweetheart Then Takes Own Life
In Mount Pleasant Iowa on February 24 Kldridge Becker 20 the rejected suitor forced entry to the home of Dr C B Allen and killed Florence Allen 19 then wounded her mother. Becker then shot himself and died instantly. The tragedy ends a doomed romance between Becker and Florence Allen.
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Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Kldridge Becker
Florence Allen
C. B. Allen
Florence
Wreck May Have Been Deliberate At Spokane Yard
Spokane investigators suspect a grievance against the Great Northern led to tampering with a derail switch and starting a passenger engine toward Spokane. The locomotive escaped a yard and crashed into a passenger train. Zachary Taylor, one of the injured, died yesterday.
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Spokane
Wash
Great Northern Stailroad Company
Hillyard
Great Northern
Zachary Taylor
Hillyard Round-House
Kenyon Military Academy Fire Injures Three in Ohio
A fire swept through the Kenyon military academy in Gambier Ohio this morning destroying four buildings. Three students were badly injured and seventy five academy students escaped. A number of students are missing as fire crews battle the blaze.
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Gambier
Ohio
Kenyon Military Academy
Ohioans to Meet at Chamber of Commerce
The Ohio Society invites all Ohioans and families to assemble at the chamber of commerce on March 1. The program includes music by the Singerman brothers, annual remarks by President Foster, performances by Mrs. Dr. Johnson and Miss Lucile Chambers, and a speech by Herman D. Crowe of the supreme court of Washington with further music and readings by Miss Edna Davidson and Attorney Geo. H. Bailey.
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Ohio Society
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Singerman Brothers
Foster
Dr. Johnson
Herman D. Crowe
The
Supreme Court of Washington
Lucile Chambers
Edna Davidson
Geo. H. Bailey
Revival Meeting Draws Attention in Washington Street
Salvation Army revival meetings at Washington and Fifth gain interest with an evening musicale. Mrs. Frank D. Black will sing and play piano. Major Waite Ensign Storey and Captains Eva Jenkins and Elizabeth Harris of Portland join in closing meetings.
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Salvation Army
Washington
Fifth
Frank D. Black
Major Waite
Ensign Storey
Eva Jenkins
Elizabeth Harris
Portland
Woman Leaps From Window In Suspected Delusion
Mra Margaret Healy, believed unsettled by police, leaped from a second story window at 716 Stewart Ave at 4 15 this morning. She sustained a broken arm and was taken to Wayside hospital after officers Barck and Hubbard brought her to police headquarters. She offered no clear account of the incident, speaking randomly on unrelated topics. no further injuries were reported.
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Mra
Margaret Healy
Stewart
Barck
Hubbard
Swits boot maker claims Marshall Field estate
Geneva report states a Swiss boot maker named Marshall, who says the late Marshall Field was his uncle, has filed a claim to the estate. The claim has been referred by the government to the Swiss minister in Washington.
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Geneva
Marshall
Marshall Field
Washington
Assassination in Warsaw Targets Russian Railway Director
Privy Counsellor Ivano f, director of the Vistu lh railway, was shot and killed this morning in Warsaw. The assassins escaped as security forces investigated the attack. In local action, the Good Temple lodge plans to petition the governor for commuting a death sentence to life imprisonment.
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Warsaw
Ivano‘f
Vistulh
District Lodge of Good
Mead
Kid” White
Seattle Woman's Club
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Billie” Mitchell
John Corbett
Claude Ban
Nick
Mike Powers
Sereogay McDonald
Charley Ten
Guy Carston
Charlie Tennant
Qokn Corbett
Captain Irving T. Ward Celedrate
Carl Anderson
Illiamna Bay
Laclede
George Washington
Rames
Ramee Ted
Saldovia
Iitiama
Kodiak
Valdes
Uyak
Katual
Coal Bay
C. Moore
Columbian River
Zim Moore
Howard M. Shipman
Walter
Introduce
Ligent Dairymen
Tommy Burns
Marvin Hart
Williams
Goodell-Pratt
Nicholson
Sabatore
Lee
Spinning’s Cash Store
Second Ave
Een
Milwaukee
Firet Co
Colman Building
Gillette
Haynes
Alf Price
Joseph Scheimer & CO
Ee Oe Company
Second Ave. South
Ind
Suter’s
Optician
G. Deninghausen
Cline
Sn — Petiie Novelty Glork
Suit FG. CO
Pantage’s
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