Attempts to Kill Shah in Persia Amid Bomb Attacks
United Press reports a shah assassination attempt in Persia. Bombs exploded near his car, killing several bystanders while the shah escaped unharmed. chaos followed as pedestrians were thrown, attackers fled, and police pursued. State Department confirms killings in a cable from Washington.
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United Press
Persia
Ode
Shah
Washington
State Department
Jackson
Evelyn and Thaw Part Forever Ends Romance
United Press reports the Thaws’ marriage is dissolved as Evelyn Thaw remains distant after an alleged self sacrifice to Thaw. He mentions uncertain future plans while guards note a quarrel during a visit. Annuity of 115000 dollars may be paid to end the relationship. Proceedings for annulment likely after Europe arrival.
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Mre
Thaw
Matteawan
Boomerang Plots Involving City Figures Recounted
The text alleges Kid West alias W Young linked with the P I and Seattle police in allowing criminal activity into seeking influence over Charlie a veteran criminal. It mentions Miller location and a saloon operator at First avenue plus a 70 year old former PA figure.
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Pe W. Young
Kid West
P.1. i
Seattle
Charlie
First
Seattle Electric Co Aids Council Candidates In Local Election
The Seattle Electric Co through a bureau backs several Republican candidates in city races including Wolfe in the Tenth ward McKinnon Gill Sawyer Jackson Zbinden and Revelle as part of efforts tied to charter amendments Nos 21 and 2. In a separate incident a thief robbed Mrs C L Jones at 2241% First Ave W taking a gold watch two diamond rings a ruby ring a gold locket and six six cents in cash during yesterday afternoon.
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Seattle Electric Co Has & Bureau
Jacob Furth
of Framchives
Coun Parth Borean
Eas
Wolfe
McKinnon
Gill
Sawyer
Jackson
Zbinden
Revelle
C. L. Jones
Shut off notice for water service schedule
Water will be shut off tomorrow from 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sixthay between Union Street and Battery Street and on Hat tery to Denny Way.
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Union St
Battery
Hattery
Denny Way
Miller and the saloonkeepers in Seattle politics
In a Dreamland rink attack, John F. Miller deplores Cotterill’s representation in the state senate. Miller backed a saloonkeeper over Cotterill years ago, aiding Cotterill’s based defeat. Lyons and Beck faced party opposition, and Beck joins Miller’s current mayoral campaign inner circle.
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George F. Cotterill
Dreamland Rink
John F. Miller
State Senate
Cotterill
L. E. Kirkpatrick
Joe Lyons
Henry Beck
King County
Cotteril
Kirkpatrick
Lyons
Beck
Cotteri
C. Hughes
Walter Fulton
Miller
Elderly Man Rescued From Lake Union Suicide Attempt
John Dulech, 72, found on the Lake Union trestle with a heavy rock tied to a rope around his waist after planning to drown himself. He told officers of past losses, failed land investments, and current poverty. Humane Society seeks commitment for care rather than a shelter.
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John Dilloch
Lake Union
Hien Thompson
Dulech
Washington
Nesqually
Thurston County
La Follette backs tariff revision for lower rates
Senator La Follette urges a tariff revision downward in a telegram to Frank Harrison, Nebraska manager. He argues that monopolies blocking competition justify lowering tariffs to reflect labor costs and raw material expenses, and proposes a permanent tariff commission.
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Lincoln, Neb
la Follette
Frank Harrison
Nebraska
Wisconsin Statesman
LaFollette
Afro Americans Endorse Moore In Executive Session
The Afro American Political club endorsed Mayor Moore after a rally at Afro American hall. About 150 members attended as the club voted to support Moore in the coming election. George F. Cotterill A. A. Booth and W. H. Middleton spoke and enthusiasm ran high. The club then met in executive session to formalize the endorsement.
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Moore
Siate
George F. Cotterill
A. A. Booth
W. H. Middleton
Dunbar Figures in Mortgage Suits
H B Dunbar former Rainier Grand hotel proprietor and his ex wife Virginia Lyndall Dunbar are defendants in suits by Ferry Leary Land Co seeking $1000 on a note dated March 4 1906 and $5000 in alleged loans secured by chattel mortgage on bric a brac statuary pictures books and art goods valued at 25000 stored in the city. Butterworth and Son named defendants for separate loans. Butterworth says the items are in his possession under storage. Monied concerns trace Dunbar from 1905 flight to Louisville with new wife PMID: 1906-03-04.
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Virginia Lyndall Dunbar
Ferry-Leary Land Co
Dunbar
Fred Kidmitter
Dr. Phelps
Tacoma
Bidmiller
Phelps
KK. Butterworth & Sona
Beut KE
R. Butterworth
Rainier Grand Hotel
Washington Hotel
Louisville
Horace McKinley Sentenced to Two Years in Prison
Hor G McKinley a noted land swindler previously back in Portland from Manchuria received a two year prison term and a 7500 dollar fine. He along with Marie Ware and Francis Jene was found guilty of defrauding the government by floating large amounts of bogus land scrip and were involved in a wide cross country escape and extradition tale.
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United Press
Ore
Hor G. McKinley
Portland
Manchuria
Judeo 1
Kwenten
McKinsey Thade
Jin Ts
Iverton
McKinley
Marie Ware
Francis Jenee
Wm. J. Barns
Ma Pertiund
McKindeyly
Pute
Decae
Middle West
Chicago
San Francisco
Orient
Attlee Egypt
Midway
Local poll in Epler block favors Moore over Miller
A morning poll in the Epler block by a Miller supporter and a Hickman Moore backer, with city headquarters excluded, shows Moore ahead twelve to eight.
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Epler
John F. Miller
William Hickman Moore
Moore Covspes OO Miller Vasee
Residents seek street opening from Rai Nier to Dunlap
South end residents petition the city to open a street from Rai nier boulevard to Dunlap, requesting access improvements and new thoroughfare for better local traffic flow.
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Rainier Boulevard
Dunlap
South End
Franchises Cleared as Streets Vacated by City Council
The street committee approved vacating necessary streets, clearing the way for Union Pacific franchise approval by the city council. Also notes the appointment of H. Evans of 411 Terry Ave as administrator of the late A. Einknham's estate.
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Union Pacific
Og Aam
H. Evans
Terry Av
A Éinkham
City party meetings at Hibernian Hall and Asbury church
City party meetings will be held tonight at Hibernian Hall Ninthav and Yester way end at Madrona Mail Wear Seattle. George F Cotterill will address meeting of Methodist ministers and laymen at Asbury M and church in Fremont. Mayor Moore invited to speak but may be unable to attend. Public invited.
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Hibernian Hall
Ninthav
Yester Way
Madrona Mail
Seattle
George F. Cotterill
Asbury M
Fremont
Moore
Shoemaker Arrested in Pike Street Alcohol Incident
Axel Swanson a shoemaker was arrested last night and held for investigation after he allegedly plied Emme Willett a 16 year old girl with alcohol at the Tannhauser saloon near Second Street and left her intoxicated. Willett was taken to the police station and placed in the matron's care while Captain Ward conducted the inquiry.
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Axel Swanson
Emme Willett
Swanson
Char
Tannhauser
Ward
Wu Tingfang Returns to United States as Chinese Minister
Wu Tingfang arrived in the United States aboard the Siberia amid a quarantine welcome by a joint American and Chinese merchant delegation. He praised U.S. relations, denied seeking a China appeal to curb Japan, and downplayed alleged trade discrimination while noting limited emigration differences between the two nations.
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Ban Francisco
Wu Ting Fang
Ccinese
United States
Riberia
Siberia
China
Japan
Manchuria
Wife Accused of Spender Habit in Divorce Filing
Benjamin F. Plair files for divorce from Adam Blair in superior court alleging his wife ran up extravagant debts and deserted him. Married in Kansas City on June 19, 1906, he says he supported her until funds ran out and he could no longer endure the expense.
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Benjamin F. Plair
Onit
Adam. Blair
Superior Court
Kansas City
Rail line fights Rainier ave widening restrains Georgetown
Attorneys for the Oregon and Washington Railway Co obtained a temporary injunction preventing Georgetown from widening Rainier Avenue into rail land the company had purchased for its approach to the local terminal The action centers on street improvements overlapping railroad property and the city’s plans. John F Miller Republican mayoral candidate will speak at three meetings tonight at Hibernian House Yesterway Presbyterian church and Turner Hall with the last event hosted by the German American Republicans club.
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Oregon & Washington Railway Co
Milwaukee
Georgetown
Rainier Av
John F. Miller
Hibernian House
Yesterway
Indhe Presbyterian Charch
Boston
Franklin Av
Turner, Hall
Minister's letter urges continued law enforcement at Moore election
Rev. M A Matthews of the First Presbyterian urges voters to support William Hickman Moore for mayor, arguing for nonpartisan city government, strict law enforcement, and continuation of the current administration's policies. He cites bail limitations, Sunday and midnight closing laws, and the need for independent governance. Matthews endorses Moore, contrasts with Miller, and emphasizes progress and righteousness for the city.
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M. A. Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
B. A. Lewin
William Hickman Moore
Dr. Matthews
Sma
Bradley Elected Senator in Kentucky Victory
Frankfort Kentucky February 28 W O Bradley republican won the senatorial contest at 2 10 pm declared winner over J W C Beckham Goebel democrat by a vote of 4 to 63 Bradley becomes the second Republican to represent Kentucky in the Senate. The legislature erupted in wild excitement as Beckham supporters tried a last push to stop the result but failed.
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Frankfort
Hiradley
J. W. C. Beckham
Hradley
Kentucky
Senate
No Strike As Nine Hour Schedule Is Adopted
The Northern Pacific accepts a nine hour schedule with no wage cuts. Minimum pay averages about 75 per month. The plan allows split shifts, enabling scattered work hours at smaller stations but unlikely at major posts. The change ends any strike threat. President Perham of the union sends 500 operators to aid eastern roads.
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Spokane
Peb
Northern Pacific
Perham
Vu. R. T
Gambler Shot at Tracy Club Dies in Stockton Hospital
Joseph Ford, the gambler shot during a quarrel at a Tracy hotel gaming room, died at Emergency hospital in Stockton after being wounded by J L Hutchinson. Hutchinson remains jailed on a murder charge.
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United Press
Stockton
Cal
Joseph Ford
Tracy
J. L. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Tracy Hotel
Ford
Senator Wilson Rules Out Miller As Mayor Candidate
Former senator John L. Wilson, owner of the Post-Intelligencer, rejects John F. Miller as a mayoral candidate calling him a relic of the Humes gang. Wilson falls ill, is operated on, travels east for recovery, and will not return to Seattle to vote for Miller. He arrives in Spokane tonight where his wife will meet him.
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John L. Wilson
Post-Intelligencer
John F. Miller
Miller
Humes
Wilson
Spokane
Embezzlement Charge Tangles W H Peter Firm Case
Battle ship Nebraska arrives at Bremerton after target practice. Julius Jasperson is sued for 18000 embezzled from W H Peter & Co with claims of forged expense accounts. Peter and Thorp seek recovery while receivership and questions of corporate funds usage unfold.
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Julius Jasperson
W. H. Peter & Co
Nallard
W. H. Peter
F. 8. Thorp
Jasperson
Oscar Wise
Vanderveer
Explosion At Mexican Coal Mine In Rosalia
A Sabinas Mexico special reports a gas explosion at mine No 3 in Cha Carbon de Sabinas Rosalia. About 200 men were working when the blast occurred and none have been rescued.
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United Press
San Antonio
Tex
Sabinas
Cahuila
Mexico
Cha Carbon de Sabinas
Rosalia
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