Funeral for Governor John R Rogers Draws Quiet Crowds
Washington January 1 Funeral services for Governor John R Rogers were held with mournful silence in a foggy day crowd outside the Capitol and at the residence. The funeral train departed Olympia on time, the procession along Pacific Avenue drew by Tacoma police, and many citizens, soldiers, and officials paid their last tribute as the governor lay in state. Two boys were injured in the rush at the bier as floral tributes surrounded the casket.
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John R. Rogers
Arenes
John BR. Rowre
Capitol
Olympia
King Tacoma
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Ninth
King
Fure
Secret offensive alliance linked Argentina and Peru against Chile
Official circles report that Argentina and Peru formed a secret offensive alliance against Chile. Chile’s foreign minister says Chile can defend itself if either country escalates.
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Valparaiso
Peru
Chie
Warships Ordered to Venezuela Amid German Tensions
Kiel Germany Jan 1 The government does not expect an early resolution of difficulties in Germany and Venezuela but orders six warships to prepare to go to Venezuela this month. The press nationwide echoes President Roosevelt's stance amid the growing naval activity.
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Kiel
Germany
Venezuela
Presa
United States
Reogeret
Millionaire Band Recovery Sparks Police Hunt
In New York on January 1 the millionaire band recovered an additional sum, bringing the total to $35,000. Police expect to arrest Kern within a few days.
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New York
Kern
Spokane groups push 100000 for Washington exhibit at St Louis fair
The Spokane Chamber of Commerce seeks a $100,000 appropriation for a Washington exhibit at the St Louis world’s fair in 1906. It invites cooperation from all state chambers of commerce and boards of trade. Each chamber would appoint eight members, four Republicans and four Democrats, to lobby candidates and win votes for the appropriation.
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Spokane
Family Jar Sparks Arrests in Cowley Street Brawl
In Cowley a family dispute escalated into a fight during a New Year celebration. A. A. Cowley, 27, was released on a $6 bond while his father P. J. Cowley, 57, remained jailed. The two men, along with a third party, fought until police arrived and charged them with disorderly conduct.
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Cowley
J. Cowley
Jeweler Robbery on Cherry Street Sparks Big Outcry
A thief smashed a jeweler’s window on Cherry Street and grabbed a tray of diamonds before escaping through a rear entrance. Proprieter Mayer and bystanders pursued as the thief fired at the crowd. Several rings were recovered, and a $400 reward was offered for arrest and conviction. Police believe multiple men were involved and continue chasing clues.
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Cherry Street
Avenus
Mayer
A. Shock
Hancock
Alecu
Remains in state draw thousands to Pierce County Courthouse
In Tacoma on January 1 a large crowd exceeded five thousand passed through the Pierce County courthouse to view the late governor's remains. After a brief viewing period the doors closed at one o'clock and the procession moved the remains to a hearse. The party then traveled by special train to Puyallup where Rites and interment were planned with state officials and militia in attendance.
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Guard of Honor
Tacoma
Pierce County
John Nkin Rogera
Puyallup
Hill Men Jubilant Over Northern Securities Path
Minneapolis January 1 The temporary injunction in Peter Power against the Northern Pacific was dissolved by Judge Lochren. The court ruled directors acted within authority retiring preferred stock and issuing common stock at par value, without reference to a new company. Attorneys said the ruling settles the merger dispute though some appeal attempts were denied.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Peter Power
Northern Pacific Reg
Lochren
United States Circuit Court
Railways of
Northwest
Northern Securities Company
Lechren
Northern Seourt Co
J. J. Hill
Elafon
Bunn
Aroma
Northern Pacific to Retire 75 Million Preferred Stock
In St Paul on January 1 officials announced the retirement of 75 million dollars of Northern Pacific preferred stock. The move follows a court injunction and signals that J J Hill interests will push ahead with the plan, directors awaiting the decision to act promptly.
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At. Paul, Minn
Northern Pacific
Volos Lachara
J. J. Hill
Bootty Jas McCulloch Breaks Jail Leave on New Year
Jas McCulloch known as Bootty, a jail employee, left his confinement on New Year and appeared in a Washington saloon before being recaptured.
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Jas, McCulloch
Bootty
Washington
A Ban on Marriage Law Takes Effect in New York
The New York marriage law, effective today, allows a brief contract signed by two witnesses and filed within six months to wed, ending the need for traditional ceremonies. Critics warn the six month filing rule could render the marriage invalid if the husband with the contract withholds it, enabling potential exploitation of wives.
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New York
Roosevelt Receives New Year Visitation at White House
At the White House on New Year’s Day a procession of statesmen diplomats officers and citizens passed before President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt. Cabinet members led by the president’s arm in a formal reception as Justice Fuller and other officials greeted them.
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Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
White House
Mra. Roosevelt
Marine Band
Rlg
Melville W. Fuller
Enatore
Army
Navy
Mike
Admiral Dewey
Secret Service
Five States Pledge to Fight Northern Securities Monopoly
Governors and attorneys general from five states met in Helena to oppose the Northwest railway merger into the Northern Securities Company. They adopt a "fight to a finish" stance and urge court action and congressional intervention. They endorse using the Interstate Commerce Commission to fix maximum interstate rates and regulate service, and plan to send resolutions to the state senators and representatives.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Sonereep
May and Ed Celebrate May Dolat Arrest Case
May Dolat was arrested by Po advocacy officer on a robbery report against Geul for $30. The evidence appears weak and no charge has been filed. Geul and Dolat were celebrating the new year. Geul says he started with money, but had none later, while liquor influenced his statement.
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May Dolat
Povayampapiaten
Kaa Geul
Gaul
Ntthe
May Dolan
Bitter Creek rabbit drive claims 3000 slain at Pendleton
At Bitter Creek yesterday in Pendleton Oregon, 3000 black tailed rabbits were killed. About 1000 more were carried away alive by the Ione Gun club which plans a live rabbit shoot soon. Some 900 men women and boys joined or followed the drive stretching over three square miles. Another drive is expected before February 1 with more exterminations anticipated.
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Pendleton
Great Bitter Creek
Ione Gun Club
Saan Ye
Nome dispatch reports miners' progress and city bustle
The last man out from Nome, Jack Leydon, arrived via the Cott City and traveled from Nome to St. Michael, the Yukon to Dawson and White Horse. He notes heavy activity on Anvil creek and nearby digs and says Nome is busier than in three years. Civil engineers attended the funeral of Martinious Stixrud. Charles Heart to be embalmed and shipped to Machias for interment.
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Nome
Jack Leydon
Cott City
Mr. Leydon
St. Michael
Yukon
Dawson City
White Horne
Anvil Creek
Dexter Creek
Snow Gulch
Dry Creek
Ameon
Martinious Stixrud
Chas
Bonney and Stewart
Machias
Wash
Beautiful Girl Jailed After Disorderly Conduct
Lillian Gray, a young woman under 20, was arrested by Officers Ryan and Mc Clurg this morning for disorderly conduct. Walter Nelle was arrested with her. The incident is linked to New Year resolutions and a disturbance on Washington street led by Tallian, deemed the kingpin.
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Lillian Gray
Ryan and McClurg
Walter Nelle
Tallian
Washington Street
Runaway on James Street Ends in Collision
A team of small land ponies driven by Tomie and his daughter bolted down James Street hill between Third and Second Avenues shortly after 10 this morning. They crashed into a car at the foot of the hill. neither occupants nor horses were injured though the buggy was damaged and the riders suffered only a shake.
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Tland
Tomie
James Street
Third
Second Avenues
Second Avenue
Neiither
Mr. Considine
Death by lamp accident in New Year celebration
In Cleveland on January 1 five minutes after midnight Mia, Frank Bayes and his niece Lucy Belew were fatally burned when an oil lamp thrown by Bayes exploded. Belew died an hour later from the burns. Bayes, found dazed in the street, was later arrested.
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Cleveland
Mia
Frank Bayes
Lucy Belew
Bayes
Annexation plans loom in Seattle Chamber meeting
A Chamber of Commerce session tomorrow will debate annexing Ballard and suburbs to Seattle. A special committee has studied the issue for nearly a week and may recommend consolidation steps. Two steamship firms request influence with Congress on a railway scheme, and a trade commission proposal for Orient trade revival may be revived.
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Idaho
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Ballard
Geattiec
Tteels
Seattle
Rome
Transalaskan
Transalaska
Congress Iine
Trade Commisston
Pacific Coast
East
Middle West
Josephee
Dia
The Sea King Bends To A Quiet New Year On Calm Bay
The sea lies placid in the bay as the Sea King bows to the new year. Vessels at anchor appear ghostly in the glassy surface. Jacques Bergen or a similar walker of rivers would marvel at the tranquil, mirrorlike scene.
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Jacques Bergen
Chicago
West Beattie
City orders mass vaccination for children and fumigation
The board of health directed Health Officer Carroll to require all public school children be vaccinated before Monday or provide a physician certificate from the last two years. Those with proof will be passed. Schools will be fumigated citywide to prevent smallpox spread. Dr Ludlow will advise applicants.
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Board of Health
Carroll
W. L. Ludlow
Royalties Reported By Government Commissioner
The gold commissioner released the 1901 royalty statement showing total royalties collected of 381,162 dollars. The royalty base for the season amounted to 7,623,267 dollars in gold production.
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Dawson
Worden Arrested After Window Smash at Washington Street Chinese Eatery
Detective Adams arrested Tom Worden last night for smashing the window of a Chinese restaurant on Washington street.
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Tom Worden
Adams
Washington Street
Unexcelled Opportunity At Adams and Blanchard
Hinckley store ADAMS AND BLANCHARD announces a broad sale event at 719 Second Ave. featuring gloves suspenders suits hats boys' apparel including boys' suits and boys' overcoats with a focus on quality for men and boys.
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Adams & Blanchard
Second Ave
Hinckley
Hinckley Block
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