Duwamish 10 Hold Election Tomorrow
The Duwamish River waterway election proceeds after Judge Gilliam denied a temporary injunction from Puget Mill Co and C T Buseell. The judge allowed the election to proceed but granted a writ of review by Paget Mine Co returnable in 20 days, citing potential harm to nearby property owners.
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Gilliam
Superior Court
C. Ti. Buseell
Puget Mill Company
Judge Gilliam
Paget Min Company
Grand Jury to Probe Seattle Liquor Licenses and Disorderly Resorts
Grand jury instructed by Judge Ronald to study liquor license violations and demoralizing venues in Seattle. Witness list to be provided. investigation limited to one week. Also tasked to examine cigarette sales deemed a crime amid complaints from the women’s club about Dreamland dancing rink.
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Ronald
Seattle
Beautile
Dreamland
Madison Gable Down Again Leaves Riders In Rain
Hundreds suffer long waits as the Madison street car line fails in a wind driven storm. Power outages crowd the station, forcing workers late and passengers to shelter in the rain. A council committee was urged weeks ago to approve new machinery to switch cables when one fails and improve lighting and waiting facilities.
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Madison
St . Wan
19Th Av
Mmit
Couneil Corporation
Condi
Madison St
Seatle Electric Company
Seattle Electric Franchises Face Veto in Moore Rally
State Senator George F. Cotterill denounces city officials and Seattle Electric ties at a Moore rally, urging voters to elect Judge William Hickman Moore and allies to block franchise manipulation. The speech warns of referenda loss and court limits, calling for protection of Seattle’s charter rights and franchise resources.
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Seattle Electric Company
Seattle
George F. Cotterill
Moore
Arcade Hall
Cotterill
Seattle Electric Comepany
Mr. Cotterill
Supreme Court of
14Th Ward
M. P. Benton Et al
Seattle Electric Railway
James B. Howe
Seattie Electric Railway
City of
People's Rights
Scott Calhoun
Defeult
Ewing
Calhoun
Duperior Court
Morris
Supreme Court
City of Seattle
Benton
Wardall
Cil
Supreme Court of the
State of Washington
United States Supreme Court
Dred Scott
Dar
Hi Gill
Mullen
Bullock
Zbinden
Conway
Sawyer
Way
Schlumpf
Seattle Electric
Wiliam Hickman Moore
Citadel
Gill Gang
Tribune of the People
Clay Allen
D. Thomas Davies
A.B. Plage
Judge Moore
Supporters of Moore to Hold Meeting at Seattle Theatre
Supporters of Mr Moore will hold an event at the Seattle theatre with speakers including Edwin who will preside. Judge Moore is invited to the leading speech. Austin E Griffiths and other Republican speakers will fill the program with many prominent Republicans serving as vice presidents.
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Mr. Moore
Seattle
Judge Moore
Edwin
Austin FE. Griffiths
Bank looting treasurer faces high bail after theft
Coleman, a bank treasurer, is held on $60,900 bail amid a $60,900 theft claim. He asks what was expected of men earning seven fifty a week as police hold him awaiting release. His friends vow to raise the full bail by tonight.
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Coleman
Filigno Wi to New On Ordinances Unclear Note
Fragmentary OCR text references Filigno Wi and ordinances with unclear context. May indicate a verdict or liberation note but lacks coherent names, dates, or concrete actions. No identifiable organizations or places present.
Lurton Grants Writ in Sugar Trust Case
Justo Lurton of the U S Supreme Court allowed a writ of error today in the case of Secretary Charles Heike of the sugar trust charged in sugar weighing fraud. Heike’s immunity plea was denied earlier by a New York court, bringing the case before the high court. Lurton, a Taft appointee, earned the nickname “Private Car” in Tennessee for ties to the Louisville & Nashville railroad.
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Washington, D
Justo Lurton
United States Supreme Court
Charles DO. Heike
Sugar Trust
Heike
New York Court
Supreme Court
Lurton
Taft
Tennessee
Louissville & Nashville Railroad
General strike may be called Sunday in Philadelphia
Philadelphia hearse mass meeting planned for Sunday to settle whether a general strike will proceed in solidarity with street railway workers. Armed guards kept order as more cars ran. the company refuses arbitration and reports many volunteers seeking motorman or conductor jobs.
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Colted Pee
Philadelphia
Street
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Indies
It’s a Frameup says La Follette Weekly editorial
The editorial accuses the senatorial investigation into living costs of being a frame up. It claims the inquiry would furnish material for defending the Aldrich Cannon alliance and notes public sentiment shifting against the Republican machine as Aldrich Cannon moves to drastic measures.
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Try United
Madison
Wis
la Follette
Aldrich Cannon Alliance
Aldrich Cannon
Glavis Case Witness Attacks Sheridan In Ballinger Probe
Special Agent Horace T. Jones testified in the Ballinger Pinchot investigation that Attorney Sheridan spoiled the government's case by revealing it early. Jones said Sheridan appeared lenient and ineffective, while Meore of Washington touted Glavis’s actions as crucial against Alaska land fraud. Likewise, Glavis and Jones reported Garfield hostile to the Alaska claims and urged cabinet removal. Noodles Pagan will speak at the Commercial Club on wit and Wisdom for the Anti Tuberculosis League.
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R. H. Thormeon
Seattle Electric Company
Rainieray
Thomson
Archie W. McArthur
Rainier Valley
Rainier Boulevard
Morris B. Sadie
Seattle, Renton & Southern Railway
Said Street
United Press
Washington
Horace T. Jones
Louie R. Glavie
Sheridan
Jones
Leboure
Benator
Jonep
Birandele
Glavia
Beattie
McKensie
James B. Garfield
Interior
Garfield
Senatore
Noodles” Pagan
Newsboys
Commercial Club
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Taft Elking Bill Recommendation By Interstate Committee
The state committee on interstate commerce recommended passage of the Taft Elking bill amending the interstate commerce law. The action followed the president's recommendations and was reported from Washington with brief references to public purposes and December 31 dates.
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My Uetted Press
Washington
State Committee On Interstate Commerce Today
Andy Gitte
Joba
Hookefetler
Andrew Carnegie
Andrew
Social snub at militia reception in Walla Walla
In Walla Walla on February 26, the Commercial Club plans a reception for the newly organized militia company after muster in. The event may exclude the militiamen from attending their own party as organizers debate whether Adjutant Gen. Lamping or Fort Walla Walla officers should attend. The militia, all privates except Captain Weyerauch, face being left out.
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Fort Walla Walla
Capt. Weyerauch
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