Seattle Law and Order League forms with citizen rally
Over 500 Seattle residents gathered at First M E church last night to inaugurate the Seattle Law and Order League. A committee led by G F Cotterill and others drafted resolutions pledging to enforce law and oppose saloon influence. The group endorsed fundraising and broad citizen participation to back the Anti Saloon movement and improve enforcement by authorities.
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Seattle
Firet M. BE
Seattle Law and Order League
G. F .Cetterill
A. Allen
MH. Beaument
T. &. Lippy
M. L. Siner
Judgne Richard Winger
J. W. Brew
J. A. Cathcert
Corwin S
Elitiaens
Beattie
Thie
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Eid Ox
Po Eweed Mos Grant
Acela On
Mr. Weed
Peth
Anti-Saloon League
Dorn
Valdez Consideres Move Toward Swanyport for New Town
Valdez residents discuss a proposed government trail from the Lowe River through Copper River basin to a new town site. Swanyport, five miles down the bay, emerges as the most feasible harbor with Alaska Commercial Co facilities. The plan hinges on securing a safe anchorage and potential Congress action to set back a government reserve.
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Walter
Lowe River
Tate
Copper River
Tole
Valdez
Phil Blumhaur
Swanyport
Alaska Commercial Co
Bertha
Swanport
Valdes
Humble Beginnings of a Commissioned Officer
The passage notes that Setepeon, of very humble origin, gained social refinement and status solely by being allowed to enter service as a commissioned officer.
MarinE news brief on ships and port operations
The Humboldt called for Briagway Inet night with a fair passenger list. The former transport Port Stevens is toading lumber at Port Matelel for Australia. The former whale-back Almond Branch lies on a sand-bar at Portland and may remain until June. The quartermaster's department advertises coal bids for 190 pound packs to Alaska posts. HM M Thornton, longtime chief engineer on the Sarah M Renton, resigns to enter ship chandler business.
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Port Stevens
Port Matelel
Australia
Portland
Ashe
HM. M. Thornton
Sarah M Renton
Port Blakeley
Wil
Busi Nea
Arrests Link to Child Held in City Jail
A one year old girl Haste Cornell was taken into protective custody after a Sunday incident at Third Avenue house. Marie Price was also arrested and remains in custody, while the child is placed with her parents in the city jail facility.
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Haste Cornell
Third Avenue
Marie Price
Etll
Whiskey Men Advertised and Carrie Nation Editorials
Mrs. Carrie Nation led a Peoria Journal column with editorials on the "Raneas" while a whiskey firm ran a full page advertisement. Nation criticized the editorials but there were no riots or wrecks reported during the airing.
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Phobia
Carrie Nation
Peoria Journal
Raneas
Nquor Canceres
Mre
Nation
Rumors of Boer Surrender Terms Circulate in London
In London on February 8 rumors spread that General Botha and Lord Kitchener met to discuss surrender terms for the Boers. An armistice was granted to allow the Boer leader and his lieutenants to review possible terms.
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London
Botha
Lord Kitchener
Bie Leutenantas
McKensie Receiver Seeks Writ of Certiorari
Washington Feb. Bee reports counsel for Alexander McKensie the named receiver was sentenced to a year in jail for contempt of the federal circuit court. He has asked leave to file a motion for writ of certiorari and benefit. A decision on the request will be rendered Tuesday. The latest running watch is the Leute Riedt Special. 824 Recend.
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Washington, D. C
Alexander McKensie
Federal Circuit
M C A ROTES Meeting in Seattle Tonight
Members of the Seattle M C A are invited to a social gathering tonight to enjoy themselves and to become better acquainted with fellow members.
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Seattle
Shielding Hanna sparks House confrontation in Washington
In Washington February 27 a heated House session features Grosvenor alleging a speech withheld from the Congressional Record and printed by the public printing office. He accuses a senator of election influence while denouncing Navy praise and credit given to distant officers.
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Groseman Lents
House
Public Printing Office
Congressional
Aker 16
Grosvenor
Hanne
Senate
Nting
Sehley
Berry
Admir
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Army
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Wicked Girls
Philippines
ZC. Miles & Piper Co
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Frederick & Nelson
Sven
Deaka
Afty-aix
Eney
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Second Ave
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Washington Oxygenor Company
Pioneer Building
Wash
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Hamburg
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Seattle Star
Issaq Coal Co
Madison
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Columbia
Oak Harbor
Harrie & Greenus
Union
W. S. Mayfield
theDouny Olmy Co
Pacific Coast
French Delicatenson
French Delicatessen A. Prudhommeau
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Emtealmers Porters
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Keeley Institute
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British Columbia
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Fremont
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Moran Bros. Company
Chickering & Eber
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Pease and Er Pianos
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