Poultry Show Opens at Germania Hall with Notable Entries
The Seattle Poultry Association stages its annual exhibition tomorrow at Germania Hall with 6 birds on display and 6 prizes plus an incubator. Entries come from Washington Oregon and beyond including Barred Plymouth Rocks Buff Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes and Langshans with numerous exhibitors from Seattle Everett Tacoma Whatcom and more.
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Seattle
Germania Hall
Seattle Poultry Association
A. G. Courvasee
North Yakima
Buff Plymouth Rocks
Swift & Rew
Whatcom
W. BB. Moulton
Penn Hill
Lorenson
G. Rounda
Wyandottes
C. A. Ryan
Auburn
J. Crafth
A. A. Osborn
Bron
A. G. Carrasco
A. G. Wooster
Fress Jenkins & Co
Kunderft
Wryandottes
J. Carvasac
L. Crash
A. G. Black
George
Island Reds
A. H. Rustle
Bramas
Fire Marshal Report Counts December Fires and Losses
Fire Marshal Kelle reports 14 fires investigated in December with total losses of 2075 dollars and insurance of 255 dollars. Kelloge inspected 168 finances, abated 23 nuisances, and installed new fire escapes.
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Kelle
Kelloge
A Royal Rogue Impresses Seattle crowds at Grand
Jefferson De Angelis stars in A Royal Rogue praised for singing dancing and acting. Jen Byron Henry Norman and others win audience favor as the company delivers top-notch comic opera. Village Parson lacks novelty but remains solid with strong performances. Wagner's band concert closes the day with a successful Grand program pleasing Beattle residents.
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Jefferson de Angelis
Frank Daniels
de Angelis
Beattie
Saea
Seattle
Angelis
Jen Byron
Steve
Henry Norman
Charles
Frank M. Kelly
Third Avenue Theater
Howerd Lange
Havonne Whispple
Marie Fiarcourt
J. Norval Smith
Avay Diamond
Neely Pleads Not Guilty in Havana Trial
Neely on trial in Havana has pleaded not guilty. The case opened Saturday with five judges on the bench. Subpoenas have been issued for 182 witnesses as the United States post office authorities transfer the investigation to Cuban courts.
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Havana
Jan
Postoffice
Neely
Unitedates Postoffice
Germany's Attitude Stirred by Monroe Doctrine Debate
Berlin reports that Germany presented official demands to Venezuela and offered a chance to accept without compromising national honor. U.S. action is viewed as consistent, with most papers endorsing the Monroe doctrine though the Cologne Volks Zeitung strongly critiques it in an editorial.
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Berlin
Germany
Venezuela
Creatio
United States
Monroe
Cologne
Volks Zett
Governor Pardon Hopes Stalled by Death in Snohomish Case
Walla Walla January 6 A pardon promised by Governor Rogers for Gaby jailed for manslaughter in Snohomish County was not granted due to the governor's death. Reports indicate Governor McBride will likely grant the pardon, aligning with the predecessor's wishes.
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Walla Walla
Rogers
Gaby
Snohomish
McBride
Death of Annie Sutherland at York Station
Annie Sutherland aged 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs C Sutherland, died at York station yesterday. Colombe Marie Teresa, from her late residence, departed on Tuesday for the Church of the Immaculate Conception, with Mass at Calvary and interment to follow.
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Annie Sutherland
C. Sutherland
York Station
Colombe Marie Teresa
the Immaculate Conception
Calvary
Alleged prise fighter James Lewis Arrested on Larceny Charge
James Lewis was arrested by Policemen Hubbard and Woolery on a larceny charge. He is accused of stealing from a man named Sance Deck, allegedly taking $9 from the Alhambra theater after a dance. A warrant was sworn by Thomas in Justice Cann's court. Authorities had sought Lewis for days without success.
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James Lewis
Hubbard and Woolery
Lewis
Wm Sance Deck
Ce Fm
Alhambra
Mas Cays
Thomas
Justice Cann
Bate
Mass meeting backs city patrols in Denver sweep
A mass meeting in Denver gathered 1,000 citizens to patrol streets on regular beats until the out of town troublemakers are cleared. After dark only those who can account for themselves will escape arrest, with heavy vagrancy penalties set by police magistrates. The Harold Fridborn killer remains at large.
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Denver
Colo
Harold Fridborn
Minstrels Teen Performances Delight At Grand
Professor J. H. Willson's Juvenile Minstrels staged two strong shows at the Grand on Saturday afternoon and night. A large, well drilled cast delivered sweet voices bright costumes and fresh groupings. The Birth of the Butterfly transformation scene stood out as a finest in town and Willson plans a tour with the company seeking strong patronage.
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J. H. Willson
Court Returns Pekin Festivities Begin As Empress Seeks Harmony
Pekin prepares for a court return with repainting and gilding of state buildings private pagodas and businesses. Foreign ministers abstain from celebrations while troops with modern arms arrive in numbers. An empress edict aims to conciliate foreign ministers amid the buildup.
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Pekin
Health records show births exceed deaths in 1901
Health Officer Carreau notes 1901 saw 893 deaths and 840 births during the war period, with the annual death rate based on 110,000 population. Monthly death and birth tallies are given, plus 67 stillbirths and a list of leading causes of death. A forthcoming annual report will detail causes, demographics, and public health inspections.
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Carroll
Carrette
Civil Service Board to Install New Commissioner Tonight
The city hall will host a Civil Service Board session with Clark Nettleton to be installed as a member. F. F. Randolph, due to seniority, is expected to be elected chairman, with George F. Zimmerman as the other member. A notable discussion may address removal and political activity concerns.
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Clark Nettleton
F. F. Randolph
George F. Zimmerman
Wesson
I. Coe
U Oe
Aany Civil Service
Saatanen
Smuggling Opium Suspect Flees Vancouver
Jack Kelly, reputed Pacific coast opium smuggler, was sought by Vancouver police after a week’s absence and 16 pounds of opium were found in his baggage after a drunkenness arrest and brief detention. He vanished once released, leaving officers unable to identify him.
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Vancouver
B. C
Jacck Kelly
Pacific Coast
Fruit coming on Kimball ship to offset Pacific losses
A small shipment of California fruit is expected today or tomorrow to offset tons of produce at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean in the Walla Walla. A car of Redlands oranges, two of sweet potatoes and two of Yakimas arrived today. Hay and oats trade is brisk as farmers hold for higher prices.
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California
Pacific Ocean
Walla Walla
Fruit and Produce Prices Slashed in Corrected Daily Listing
A corrected daily listing shows diverse fruits vegetables and dairy with prices ranging from lemons at $1 per box to oranges and grapes, apples, cranberries, and bananas. Vegetables include potatoes at $24 to $28 per ton, beets, carrots, lettuce, garlic, peppers, onions, and tomatoes with assorted per sack or per case rates. Dairy and eggs feature butter, cheese, and fresh ranch eggs with regional price notes across Washington and New York markets.
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Washington
Iowa
New York
Wisconsin
Roquefort
Wham
Market Prices and Provisions Listing for Seattle Area
A dense listing shows live poultry, dressed poultry, meats, and provisions with varying prices. It includes tock categories such as turkey, ducks, veal, mutton, and beef, plus grains like barley and wheat and dairy prices from Puget Sound markets. Also notes corrected daily price data for deer, chicken feed, and dairy items with local supplier references.
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Puget Sound
Washington
Detective Sam Corbett Handles Smallpox Case
Detective Sam Corbett and Sergeant Powers responded to a man with smallpox at police headquarters. The patient was secluded in a detention room with doors and windows sealed while an antiseptic gas machine ran. Powers believed the man showed severe illness, while Corbett believed it was only the disease's effects.
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Sam Corbett
Bergt
Mike Powera
Sam
Iit Tire
Ar Corbett
Sergt. Powers
Quarantine Officers Scan Ship for Rats at Diamond Harbour
The British steamship Greogarry was detained at Diamond Harbour quarantine after a scan for rats. Rumor says Hong Kong stop prompted fears plague-carrying rodents aboard, though inspectors found no rodents during the stern-to-stern search.
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Greogarry
Tacoma
Diamond At
Hongkong
London
Etem
Raid on Poor Hobos Nets 201 Arrests in One Week
Early morning raid on Washington Street frees the area from hobos as 45 are arrested then 10 more by 4 am. John Dovesy Fred Ward John Miller among those booked for vagrancy or disorderly conduct. A later raid finds barbers and Japanese witnesses amid a mob of laborers and professionals. 106 inmates filled the city jail with 201 arrests in five days since the new year began.
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Washington Street
Willies
Mike Powere
Ryan, McClure
Freeman
Ieemen Chipman
Searing
John Dovesy
Fred Ward
John Miller
M. Kt. Hubbard
Tom McCarthy
K. Matsuta
McCarthy
Police
Jall
Basement Fire at Colman Balléing Traced to Spontaneous Combustion
A fire erupted yesterday afternoon in a basement pile at Colman Balléing. The janitor noticed the heat and activated the fire alarm, allowing crews to contain the blaze with minor damage reported.
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Colman
Empire
Mystery around Norman Sunde disappearance near Finwere Island
The report claims Mrs John Daniela, wife of the ship’s captain, was lost near Finwere Island Alaska but the tale is disputed. Mrs Dudden, wife of a part owner, says her husband’s letter from December 27 says the schooner was fine then, and she suspects the vessel is merely seeking new fishing grounds.
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John Daniela
Norman Sunde
Finwere Island
Alaska
Mra E. &. Dudden
Mra. Dudden
Busy Store Opens Nine Day Semi-Annual Clearance
Seattle shoppers face nine more days of deep price cuts at the Busy Store after the nine day clearance sale began at eight this morning. Every department participates with discounts on staple and seasonal goods, sweeping reductions across all classes of merchandise.
New Trial Denied in Seattle Construction Injury Case
Judge Em. 7 refused a new trial in the damage case of James J. Iph. Ralph fell from a ladder at the Seattle Electric Co. power house on Post Street. The ladder allegedly was placed insecurely. Another worker was injured during construction, but the bridge company avoided suit in federal court.
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American Lridge Co
James J. Iph
Ralph
Seattle Electric Co
Post Street
Water gate installed at Lincoln Park Reservoir
The water department completed the installation of a new water gate at the Lincoln Park Reservoir. The gate connects to the main supply pipe outside the reservoir, allowing shut offs without stopping the pumps.
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Water Department
Lincoln Park Reservoir
Michigan celebrates football team return from Pacific coast
The mayor joins about 2,000 citizens in a triumphal welcome as the university student body and townspeople escort the Michigan football team back to campus with speeches and cheers.
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Ann Ardor
Mich
Citisens
University
Michigan
Watches Found in Lodging House Linked to Opium Raid
Detectives Hardee and Tennent found eighteen cheap gold plated watches in a lodging house on lower Firat avenue yesterday. The report alleges one man arrested in Saturday nights opium raid was peddling watches said to be solid gold.
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Hardee and
Tennent
Lower Firat Avenue
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Newark
Philadelphia
Boston
Jefterson de Angelis
Wagner
Beattle
AID Police
Minstrels
Leo
Dr. Waggoner
Globe Block
Civil Service Board Tonight
Watson
Seattia
Hutter Freeh Ranch
Fletcher Center
Carpenter, Realty Bar
Laubecher
Grant
McDonald
Po- Heeman Stuart
Rubin's
le Pico
Infante
Slaost
Express
Millw
Prisoc
Pike Street
Bchuchard Optical CO
Eye Specialiata
Collins Shectian Foley
OI Saar Ae
Enbalmers
Soap
Columbia
Tel
Gov
John R
State of
Joan Davis & CO
Breede Kale Stag
The
Seattle Transfer Co
Rm Storage
Ava
Modha
Java
Frederick
Nelson Fine Furniture
Mart
Cour Banda Appliques
Frederick & Nelson & Furwishers
Bundhar Wiiton
Grand Rapids
Luce Furniture Co
Second Ave
Madison St
D. $. Johnston CO
Second Avenue Burke Building
Grand Ridge
Kole
Issaquah Coal CO
Madison Street
Elephone
Main
Chas. Dangerfield
New York Block
Wash
Great Republic
Lost Creek
Crow's Nest Ol! and Coal Company, Ltd
OPERA
John Cort
Mgr
Carstens Bros
Buffaloes
Exhibition Corner
Second and
Seneca Streets
Everning Cesfoorolkas Biork, Simts S&l A
Alfred S. Witter & CO
Hirsch Pharmacy CO
First
Pike Tel
Ernst Bros
H. Shamek
First Ave
A. Lindawer
Edentific Optician
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply
Columbia Street
Remington
E. C. Niles
Cherry St
H. T. Turner
Hinckley Block
Seater & Company
First Avenue
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