Chinese resident convicted for attempting to import a Chinaman
Lam Chee of Chicago was found guilty of attempting to import a Chinese person into the United States illegally. He received a $1000 fine and a two year sentence in the house of correction. A separate attempted holdup near Weedin Place was repelled by M. Mathews who described the assailants as unarmed and reliant on brute force.
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Chicago
Lam Chee
United States
Green Lake
M. Mathews
Mathews
Weedin Place
Portland Mayors and Police Chief Released After Indictment
Mayor George H Williame and Chief of Police Hunt faced Judge George and were freed on their own recognisance awaiting arraignment next Monday. Warrants issued for former City Engineer Billett and associates linked to the Tanner creek sewer scandal. The grand jury urged revocation of North End dives licenses as part of a broader crackdown amid election fraud probes.
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Portland, Ore
George H. Williame
Hunt
George
Billett
Tanner Creek
G Rand
Hivense
North End
Red Light
Submarines From Seattle Arrive with Japanese Cargo
The Kanagawa Maru arrived from Japan and carried submarine boats in sections from Seattle. Japan plans about thirty submarines with assembly at Kure and some foreign crew to man them. Captain Orlan Cullen, inventor of the Cullen ball bearing gun, also arrived aboard with ordnance bound for Japan after a Trieste departure in November.
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Victoria
B. C
Japan
Seattle
Kure
Orlan Cullen
Cullen
Tokio
Trieste
Constantinople
Little Tales and Local News From Olympia to Bellingham
Reports from the twelfth annual session of the State Dairymen's association in Olympia set the tone for a busy period. J A Kellogg, freed from jail without trial over alleged bank deposit fraud, is described as frail at about 68. A new car load of machinery arrives for Whatcom Falls Mill in Bellingham, with another due in February. The Nineteenth infantry plans to depart Vancouver barracks in March for the Philippines to relieve the Fourteenth. The coroner’s verdict in the death of Bebé Swan blames an unlawful act by Vincent Duckwitz, who is jailed on murder charges. Justice H B Williams of Bellingham urges a legislative penalty for spouses abandoning or failing to provide for each other without just cause.
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Whatcom Falls Mill Company
Bellingham
Bebe
Swan
Vincent Duckwits
Duckwits Duckwitz
H. B. Williams
Two Committed to Insane Asylum
William Belond a Hollander and Mrs Edith Anderson a colored woman were committed to the insane asylum at Steilacoom by Superior Judge Bell this morning after police removal yesterday Belond already sought asylum for religious mania and Anderson suffers dementia from alcohol use She sought to quit drinking and preach but said the change was too abrupt She imagines devils pursue her husband who she says travels to the bottom of the sea Other items note minstrel show tryouts at the Grand Opera house a cadet rope ceremony and a Sunnydale girl located after being reported missing
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William Belond
Edith Anderson
Steilacoom
Bell
Belond
Anderson
Insanity Commission
Lucy A. Baker
Sunnydale
Green Lake
McCann
George Leggett
More Letters Defend and Critique the Fair Sex
A flood of letters arrives in The Star debate on whether women or men deserve praise for truthfulness. Readers cite Dr. Hamilton, expose male and female deceit, and compare social standards, with entries from Mrs. DH B, MISS A D, BLANCHE HIBS, and PREDERICK J. GRONNERT, among others, noting gendered expectations and the ethics of lying.
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Star
Allen MacLane Hamilton
Hamilton
DH. B
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Quick Digestive Relief
An ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a practical remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims the tablets digest food thoroughly improve digestion and avoid irritants like tonics and cathartics, with placement in drugstores nationwide.
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Stuart
Nico Leaves Rainier Grand for Tacoma Return Voyage
The Koamon Line steamship Nico sailed tonight for Tacoma to take on part of her cargo for Germany. On return to Seattle she will complete her general merchandise cargo and then proceed to Pel lingham where a lumber cargo valued at $60,000 feet for Ancon in the Panama district will be loaded.
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Koamon Line
Nico
Tacoma
Germany
Beatile
Pellingham
Frotester
Ancon
Panama
Lumber Supply Openings for Fort William McKinley Structures
The quartermaster’s office opens February 1 to release 90 000 feet of lumber for the Philippine island project. The timber funds a post exchange and store structure at Fort William McKinley, with an additional February 7 opening for bulldozer materials for minor fort facilities.
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Hida
Quartermastern
Philippine Ilande
Fort William McKinley
Ide
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House of Correction
the Great Outlet Sale
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Heidelberg Restaurant
National Meat CO
Becond Ave
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Wash
State Dairymen's Association
Olympia
J. A. Kellog
Elleneburg
Cle Flum
Wns
Kellog
Vancouver Barracks
Philippines
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Grand Opera House
Otis W. Bertrand
Phoenix
Ariz
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Dunbar
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Cougell
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Masonic Temple
Ingersoll
Olympus
Lees
Han
Tims
Prederick J. Gronnert
Columbia
James Christie
Everett
G. W. Swalwell
Stranger Than Fiction
Merchant
Vancouver
Rainier Grand
Hest
Iowa
Aian Tea
No Aven CO
Ore ‘Madi Stre
Burt
Packard
M. F. McDonald
First Avenue
E. H. Stanley
Arcade
Coffee Guenther Tea CO
James ST
C. C. Berg
the Roger’s Tailoring CO
Rogers Tailoring Company
Hancock Building
Holmes Hi Furniture
Morrow
Nottingham
Brussels
Ladies’ Suit Sale
Albion
Hkimona
Dru A
Tale
Lyor
Anita
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