Labor Leader Jailed After Philadelphia Streetcar Riot Interview
President John J. Murphy of the Central Labor Union was jailed on riot charges after an interview in which he reportedly warned of a general strike. Police fought a streetcar riot at Fifth and Glenwood as reserves moved in. The union head was later released on heavy bail amid statements denying the quoted remarks.
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Philadelphia
John J. Murphy
Central Labor Union
Murphy
Ballinger involvement sparks Pinchot letter revelations
The letter details Pinchot advising Glavis to seek the Kanalan matter before the president and accuses Ballinger of withholding forest service records, reversing land restorations, and undermining the reclamation service. It notes Pinchot’s fear of public interest damage and hints at his potential public resignation.
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Ballinger
Salt Lake City
Glavis
Interior Department
Pinchot
Dolliver
Runaway Lumber Wagon Wrecks Driver at Westlake Corner
Charles Hathaway, driver of a lumber wagon, was brought to City hospital with a crushed skull after his team ran away near Republican Street and Westlake Avenue. He was dragged 75 feet as wheels struck his head and neck while he clung to the rein. Ingraham Hughes, art critic, faces a superior court complaint accusing him of defrauding W. H. Drant of paintings valued at $2060. Hughes allegedly disappeared after loaning paintings to his exhibit.
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Charles Hathaway
Hathaway
Republican St
Westlake Av
Ingraham Hughes
Superior Court
Yeaterday
W. H. Drant
Drant
Comeplaint
Hughes
Ladies of Stevens Relief Corps Dinner in Armory
The Ladies of Stevens Relief Corps will serve dinner in their rooms at the Armory on Monday February 28 from 6 to 7 50 p m A cordial invitation is extended to all to come and get acquainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Relief Corps
Armory
Lonely and blind Alaskan searches Seattle for lost family
Simon M. Boardman, blind and heartbroken, wanders Seattle streets seeking his wife and two daughters from whom he was separated after losing his sight in Alaska. He hopes a letter via General Delivery can reunite them, recounting his longing to work again and live together as a family. Time has softened his anger, and he remains hopeful he will find them.
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Seattle
Simon HM. Boardman
Seattie
Alaska
Tam
Boardman
General Delivery
Dawison City
Jand
Halley's Comet Soon Visible Without A Telescope
Berkeley scientist W F Meyer of the University of California says Halley’s Comet will be visible to the naked eye by late February or early March. The comet can already be seen with opera glasses and should pass the sun on March 25, after which it may disappear briefly before reappearing on the western side. No dangerous effects are expected from its approach to Earth.
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Berkeley
Cal
Hat'ley
W. PF. Meyer
Department of &Etronomy
University of California
Algenth
Pegasus
Meyer
Olderr
Maller Carrer
Bec
Mall St Hechibehm
Silver Dick Warner Proposes Parade to Wreck Chicago Red Light District
Silver Dick Warner, a prohibitionist from Lou Avtgelon and Seattie, spoke to temperance workers in Chicago and offered to lead a monster parade through the red light district, wreck every house with pickaxes and cobblestones. His proposal drew scant attention and several denounced the plan.
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Chicago
Silver Dick” Warner
Lou Avtgelon
Seattie
Red Light
Warner
Navy fears warned by Shaw on Jap invasion brag
Philadelphia February 26 Former secretary Lew M Shaw warned that Japan could land forces on the U S mainland if our fleet remains weak He claimed American naval powder and transports are insufficient and said Japan could land 100 960 men in Hawaii in 30 days without firing a shot The remarks sparked debate over naval readiness.
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Philadelphia
Japan
Seattle
Lewlie M. Shaw
Hawaii
Supreme court upholds divorce for cruelty in Morris case
In Olympia the supreme court affirmed a lower court ruling granting Mrs. Anna Morris a divorce from Aylett C. Morris on grounds of cruelty. She did not prove physical violence but the decision stands. The report also notes delays as snowbound lawyers reach Tacoma. In Alaska a prospector reports a 21 day dog team trip from Dawson. A separate incident in Circle City ends in murder suicde as Frank White shoots Mrs. Slade then kills himself. In Dayton a 70 year old pioneer wed a 20 year old rancher after a long journey. they plan to live nearby.
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Olympia
Supreme Court
Anna Morris
Aylett C. Morris
Dayton
Washington
Mary KB. Jacobs
William Kirby
Guest Accused of Stealing Coat in Seventh Avenue Home
Mrs Karl Wari of 617 Seventh Avenue reports her husband’s overcoat missing after a guest left the house. She named J Manning as a suspect and notified police to apprehend him.
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Mra. J. Wari
Mra. Karl
J. Manning
First Wife Memory Cited as Divorce Trigger
In Superior Court Beaste Cartron testified that quarrels with her husband Charles Cartoon stemmed from memories of his first wife. She said his complaints over cooking and housework prevented harmony, noting his remark that his first wife would have done it differently. The couple, married in 1896 in Leuston Idaho, each had prior marriages. Judge Ronald allowed more evidence in the case.
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Beaste Cartron
Charles Cartoon
Carieon
Lewiston
Idaho
Hoth
Ronald
Timber accident claims mill worker in Monehan Washington
Eugene F. Graham age 32, an employee of Monehan Lumber company, was killed when a flying timber threw him from a saw carriage at the Monehan mill in Monehan Washington. The body will be brought to the city. he was son of J C Graham of 416 Unionity.
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Eugene F. Graham
Monehan Lumber Company
Monehan
Wash
Graham
J. C. Graham
Man Declared Sane After Meeting Disruption
After an insanity examination this morning G. W. Kesterson was found of sound mind and released from custody. He had been arrested for disrupting a prayer meeting at Viret Presbyterian church after accusing local Presbyterians of hypocrisy. The article mentions a gas pipeline and a $900,000 plant by American Gas & Electric Power Company in Georgetown.
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G. W. Kesterson
First Presbyterian Church
Therm
F. &. Horefalia
Viret Presbyterian Church
Koatereon
Georgetown
American Gas & Electric Power Company
War to the Teeth The Pental Combine and Dental Prices
A fragmented note claims the Pental Combine inflates prices for dental work while promising cheaper, lower cost procedures by smaller shops. It mentions ethics, competition, and consumer access to affordable care, urging scrutiny of pricing practices.
Suicide bid to save lover ends with rescue in bay
Emma Schwab, 19, leaped into San Francisco Bay to shield a marine she loved, but both were pulled from the water by the ship crew. The sailor who rescued her remained unnamed, though officials expect an amicable settlement.
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My United Press
San Francisco
Cal
Med
Emma Schwab
San Francisco Bay
Mma
U. S
California
Mia. Schwab
Emma
Well Known Contractor Healed by Loughney Bake Oven
W M Searle, a veteran Alaska contractor living at 326 Minoray, credits the Loughney Bake Oven treatments with complete relief after three years of stomach and bowel troubles and rheumatism. He claims the oven cured him where other remedies failed and even relieved his head catarrh.
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Loughney
W. M. Sealle
Alaska
Searle
Laalle
Specialiata
Seelie
Loughney Bake Ovens Grow Noted Beattie Specialists
The Loughney Loughney medical specialists in Beattie have built a strong record over about two years. They offer free examinations and consultations for stomach and bowel troubles, rheumatism gout arthritis nervous and kidney diseases. Located in suite 220 to 226 People's Bank building at Seconday and Pike streets, hours 8 am to 6 pm with Sunday 9 to 12 for those unable to visit weekdays.
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Loughney
Beattie
Loughney & Loughney
People's Hank Building
Seconday
Pike St
Engaged Bride-To-Be Jailed After Disruptive Outburst
In Jobe California on February 26, Guadalupe Garcia faces an 80 day sentence as her fiancé Drew Marcus and she celebrate their engagement. Police had warned her repeatedly to stop disturbing the neighborhood before she was taken into custody as the county jail prepares to parole her soon. The license was filed in January and the couple’s celebrations drew police attention.
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Hy United
Tran Jobe
Cal
Drew Marcus
Guadalupe Garcia
Marcus
Financier Held in Jail as Crook
A Portland divorce and a complex trail of coal land schemes surround a Seattle financier arrested in connection with a scheme involving Vancouver and Coos Bay coal lands. The man promised $100 a month on an investment of $1,000, produced a stock certificate claiming 15 percent dividends, and faced pressure for another $500. His son, Thomas Garland, a Portland notary, arrived and claimed no knowledge of his father’s dealings.
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Lewin
Beardslee
Lewis
Vancouver
Seattle
Heardslee
Land
Conrad Cline
Portland
Garland
Beardelee
Coos Bay
Thomas J. Garland
Young Garland
Broadway meeting on prophecy and Jewish nation hope
A clear religious talk Sunday at 3 PM near Broadway and Readway addresses Ged e prophecies fulfillment for the Jewish nation. The speaker emphasizes faith in scripture and urges attendance to hear a forceful, well-supported message.
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Coteseee
Broadway
Meio
Ageia
Dr Martin and Mary Martin To Lecture At Beattie Event
A notice lists Dr Martin and Dr Mary Martin as speakers at an upcoming Beattie event. The pair, described as police woman and protection secretary, will address attendees about public safety and local concerns.
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Martin
Mary B. Martin
Beattie
The
Will Addrewr
C A Schneider clarifies canal locks issue in Thirteenth Ward bid
Paid notice from Seattle dated February 25 1910 by C A Schneider to voters of Seattle Ward Thirteenth denying canal locks location influenced his Republican nomination. He states he ran on his platform and fitness not on canal matters and will keep canal issues out of city affairs. He condemns false statements and mudslinging and asserts unity with voters.
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Seattle
Wash
Thirteenth Ward
Canal Association
Canal
United States
Congress
Marrowa
C. A. Schneider
The State Bank of Seattle Invitation to Time Deposits
The State Bank of Seattle invites business firms and individuals to open accounts with courteous consideration. No local financial institution handles deposits better. Come in to learn our interest payment system on Time Deposits. Bank open Saturday evenings from 6 to 8.
Wireless Telegraphy Institute Offers Public Courses
The International Institute of Wireless Telegraphy at 617 American Bank Building offers day and evening classes in wireless telegraphy and related fields. It features post graduate courses in lens construction engineering and wireless telephony, plus home study and summer programs for students and experimenters. The Ethogram and Illustrated Wireless Magazine are available on request. A free 4 KW composite wireless set is offered for full particulars.
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International Institute of Wireless Telegraphy, Inc
American Bank Building
Navy
America
Ethogram
Marion St
Foth
PF Pierce Waett mm Agim
Ind
South Beattie
Tvielievue-Murnnsit
Pantages Theatre
Kilbourne End
Initieie N. JM
Uveen
Renee Eupiet
Star Ace
Giria
Ashing
Classified Notices and Lost and Found Items Listed
A dense, fragmented page shows ads for funeral directors and embalmers, merchants, and job listings. Notices include lost items like a gold watch and a mink, various personnel wants, and sales pitches from retailers and service providers across multiple listings.
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Labor Chic
Fifth and
Glenwood Aves
Seattle Women's Societies
Silver
Dick” Warner
Seward
Mmitared
Richard Hutler
Dawson
Cascades
Tacoma
Davron
Y. T
Frank White
H. A. Stade
Circle City
Wather J. BK. O'turlen
Catholic Northwest Progress
Ruwin J. Bhhown
Firat Aw
Union Pool
Columbia
Cherry Ate
Sterkling
Houm
Suicde
Star
Pyetting
Huntington
Cantle Rock
Arthur G. Hotta
Beardaslee
Deardslee
Israel
Paul S.L. Johnson
Rhor Karen
Dancing Academy
Dave
Chaseee
Lee Cormita
Arcee Mali
Arcade
Preeay
Ie Teen
Smith’s Cafe Co
E. Smith
Third Ave
Seneca St
New York
Pike and
Yalion
Lady Wellington
Phone Pacific Coal & Ol! Co
Independent
Sunset Main
General Office
Hinckley Block
Vered
Poynor
the State Bank of Seattle
Pioneer Place
Corner First Av
Yesler Way
Mast
Hellingham
Dr. Martin
Benttle
Ayer
Albert Hansen
Jeweler
Firet and Cherry
Optical Department
Fillmore
McDonald’s Hat Store
Seattle Star
Puttraworth & Bon
Moore Theatre
Johncot & Hamlten
Wedertakers
Walton CO
Punersi di
University
White Cow Hutter
Pike Et
Elal Toda
Creamery
Green
Ben Marche
CHISA
Westiehe
Jackoun
Bamen
Rendall
Corpeger
Beth
Rand Central Motel
Beattie Saleeman
American Standard Jewelry CO
Detroit
Mich
Grnes
Civil Service School
Addromae Natonal Cooperative Realty Uo Yean Marden
Washinmon
DC International
Weiller and Maynard
Tpi
Hlaht Olaseen
Noad Lonaonhe
Yester
Main
Soleamah
Roy Powers
Holielter
Murke Hotel
OMI LL Lpp
Furnis
Magie
Walter Ry End Ey
Ingle Rooren
Livingston
Stratford
Routan
Distane
Re Ree
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