Miner Killed Crossing Trestle in Black Diamond Area
Mike Peterson a 26 year old Franklin resident and forest worker died last night near Black Diamond while crossing a trestle on the railroad bridge. His companion lanterned warned of danger but Peterson tripped fell 80 feet, breaking his neck and skull. Deputy Hodges led a search resulting in discovery of the body.
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Poresters of America
Lost Little Girl Found at Olewang Home
A two year old girl, unable to talk beyond saying she is lost, found at the home of John Olewang at 236 today N. on New Year’s Eve. Olewang will keep the child until her parents hear of the case and call for her. The child has blue eyes and wore a blue dress.
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John Olewang
Glean Sues H L Jenkins for 14000 Over Fall Injuries
Jobo Glean of this city filed a federal court suit Saturday against H L Jenkins Co seeking 14000. He worked as a laborer on a building under construction when he fell through a hole and was knocked unconscious with severe injuries.
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H. L. Jenkins Company
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Morocco Sets January 1 Date for Algeciras Conference
Paris reports Morocco agrees to January 1 as the opening date of the international conference on Moroccan affairs to be held in Algeciras Spain.
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State News Roundup Mixes Growth and Graft
State funds rise with demand while Walla Walla sees busy hold ups. Colville gains a new commercial club and Whitman county enjoys windfalls from Wenatchee efforts. Tacoma rail fringe, Spokane hold, and Benton county notes frame a broad, uneven update of early 20th century Northwest affairs.
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Kelley Aary Faces Trial for Practicing Medicine Without License
Aary was summoned to Judge Kif fin's court for the morning to hear the case against WP Kelley charged with practicing medicine without a license. Attorney George H. Walker represents the state, with William Morrie and W T Scott defending.
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Beckman reports New Year’s Eve home burglary
W L Beckman of 26323 Dayat reports his home was broken into on New Year’s Eve. The thieves took only small change, missing a $30 bill in the effort.
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W. Ll. Beckman
Seattle electric company begins work on loop around new union
Seattle power engineers start construction on a loop around the new union hall site, signaling progress in the city’s electrical grid expansion. The project aims to improve reliability for downtown and surrounding neighborhoods as crews coordinate with city officials.
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Iectric Company
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Viscount Aoki Named Ambassador's Successor to Takahira
Viscount Ssuzo Aoki is appointed successor to Mr. Takahira as Japanese ambassador to the United States. He is age noted and regarded as a top official, member of the imperial privy council, and a first class recipient of the Order of the Rising Sun. He has chaired and represented Japan at The Hague conference and is seen as a senior figure in Japanese diplomacy, outranking Takahira and Baron Hyoshi, with the former serving under him as vice minister of foreign affairs.
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Takahira
United States
Imperial Privy Council
Baron Hyoshi
London
New Year's Dawn in Land of Rising Sun Meiji Era Opens
The 39th year of Meiji begins for Japanese in the empire and in the city. Seven days are marked for celebrating in Japan but only three are observed locally as stores stay open. T. Kimura, a noted Japanese businessman here, claims the empire's inception dates back over 3,000 years though the exact figure is unknown.
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Theaters Show Busy Week With Local Screenings
Modjeska in Lady Mac Beth at Grand Opera House drew a large audience last night though aging affected her vigor. Next Thursday brings When Johnny Comes Marching Home at Grand Opera House, a Civil War era portrayal. Her Marriage Vow continues at Third Avenue Theater with the Taylor company. Seattle Theater hosts T W Dinkin burlesque. Albial features at Star Theater. shows run 2 to 11 daily. State Federation of Labor meets Aberdeen January 4.
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Mary Stuart
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