Katherine Goodson Charms Seattle Recital Audience
English pianist Katherine Goodson captivated a Seattle audience with a graceful Chopin and Grieg program. She spoke of warming hands for cold stages and praised her husband Arthur Hinton as a true partner in music.
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Merle Wane
Seattle
Moore
Mime
Katherine Goodson
la Fay
Mme. Goodson
Dreas
Grieg
Chopin
Sam
Watts
Herlin
Arthur Hinton
Begs Search for Alleged Murderer Clough in Portland
Fresno district attorney Miles Wallace reopens the hunt for Dwight B. Clough accused of killing Jefferson D. Etter in Honduras three years ago. Private detectives failed to lure Clough into the United States, and Portland authorities are being asked to join the manhunt. Relatives of Etter vow to continue the pursuit.
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Ban Francisco
U. P
Dwight B. Clough
Jefferson D. Etter
Hondur
Miles Wallace
Fresno
Coasi
Portland
Etter
Clough
Honduras
United States
Bene Ranhah
Harris Case Questioned as Good Law Says It Was Not
Lawyer notes Harris case 33 Pac 0 and Wash. Dec. 541 held that railroad limits on carriage could be void under June 1906 federal statute. The opinion claims such agreements or tariffs are void and rebated advantages prohibited. The document cites New York Supplement and US reports for support and warns against “woodchuck” arguments that sidestep the law.
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Harris
Weoodehucks
Witten
Congress of the United
Gordon
New York Supplement
Cariers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Void Contracts Highlighted by Federal Authorities
A fragmented note discusses contracts deemed void by authorities, with some held valid as a matter of law. It references federal control and actions by United States Congress, mentioning statutes and railroad concerns in a legal context.
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United States Congress
New C B P R steamer Princena Charlotte to Start Service
An unofficial report says the new C. B. P. R. steamer Princena Charlotte, after retouching post a voyage from Glasgow, will be ready within two weeks to begin its regular schedule between this port and Vancouver on January 15. The vessel is touted as the finest steamer yet built for the Bound trade.
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C. BP. R
Princena Charlotte
Glasgow
Vancouver
Charlotte
Judge Gunnison Opposed for Alaska Seat by Senate Clash
Washington reports strong opposition to Judge Gunnison of Alaska's First District after his reappointment by President Roosevelt. A Juneau delegation presses charges to block his appointment while Gov Hogtt and others campaign to keep him in judicial power.
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Washington
Ty U. P
Gunnteon
First
Alaska
Roosevelt
Senate
Juneau
Hogtt
Udge Gunolson
Seattle Clergyman Lectures in Tacoma
In Tacoma Jan 9 a large audience of women attended Rev. Dr. Herbert H. Gowen of Seattle giving a lecture titled The Heroines of Shakespeare. The event opened a course under the Aloha club and Collegiate alumni with Gowen praised for his fluent speech and mastery of English.
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Tacoma
U. P
Commercial Club
Herbert MH. Gowen
Seattle
Aloha Club
Gowen
Washington Pioneer Dies in Portland
Word from Portland reports the death of Mrs. Heller Cavannaugh wife of Gen. Thomas H. Cavanaugh a pioneer couple long associated with Washington state Their home was in Prosser and they formerly lived in Olympia Mrs Cavanaugh died while visiting her son in law Maj Thomas Melndoe in Portland with a funeral to be announced.
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Seattle
Portland
Heller Holmes Cavanaugh
Thomas H. Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Washington
Olympia
Prosser
Wash
Maj
Thomas Melndoe
Harbor talks continue as Union Pacific negotiates with property owners
Aberdeen report says Vice President Farrell of Union Pacific and other officials remain in discussions with harbor-wort owners along the Loy mame nt of way. Daily conferences continue as authorities seek accord. Several large mills at the harbor closed today due to cold affecting water and steam pipes.
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Aberdeen
Jan
Farrell
Union Pacific Company
U. P
Bride Shot by Man Mistaking for Robber Near Sterling
Henry Tucker and his wife visited Russian farmer Teoharch to hire work at their adjoining farms. Teoharch opened his door and fired a revolver, killing bride Cole Tucker who had been mistaken for a burglar. Teoharch was arrested as the husband escaped unharmed. The small village near Sterling mourns the tragedy.
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Tacharch
Taoharch
Iff
Teobarch
Ballard Woman Seeks $200 Reward in Keely Murder Case
Maud T. Fowles of Ballard claims she furnished information leading to the arrest and conviction of James Keely for the Motorman F P L Brown murder near Tacoma. She appeared before Pierce county commissioners at Tacoma to contest a $200 reward and affidavits from Seattle police leaders supported her claim. A hearing is set for 2 oclock next Thursday. Rewards total $1250 from governor Tacoma Railway & Power Co and county commissioners.
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James Keely
FP. L. Brown
Tacoma
Mia
Maud T. Fowles
Ballard
Pierce County
Fowles
Keely
Portland
Seattle
M. T. Powers
Charles Tennant
Plans to Tie Up Franchise Through Litigation Threat
Rainier Valley car line project risks long legal delay as BE C Ewing threatens suit after offering to take 10 percent of gross receipts through 1920 and 16 percent thereafter, challenging Seattle Electric Company's lower bid of 2.5 percent. The committee found Ewing's bid not in good faith, despite his warning.
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Rainier Valley
BE. C. Ewing
Council Committee On Corporations
Ewing
Seattle Electric Company
Beattie Electric franchise recommendation reported
A report and recommendation urged rejection of the current proposal and transfer of the franchise to Beattie Electric Company after lengthy discussion and preliminary debate led by Secision Ewing.
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Beattie Electric Company
Ewing
Aere Apngs Ie Itt
Wife Murderer Given Life in Indianapolis Case
In Indianapolis on January 9 Judge Bradbury sentenced Fred Van Meter to life imprisonment for the murder of his young wife. The wife died after drinking poisoned coffee, and Van Meter narrowly escaped the death penalty.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bradbury
Fred van Meter
van Meters
North Yakima to be chief division point on North Coast road
North Yakima January 9. North Yakima will be a division point for the North Coast road with 15 tracks a roundhouse and other facilities to be added making it the chief division point east of the Cascades.
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North Yakima
Cascades
Defunct bank pays creditors interest in Portland
The receiver of the defunct Tithe Guarantee and Trust Co. in Portland, Oregon paid one year's interest to creditors with deposits of $250 or more. Creditors were directed to file orders with William M. Adams who assumed the bank's obligations to recover the full amounts of their claims.
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Portland
Ore
Jan
U. P
Tithe Guarantee & Trust Company
William M
New Federal Judge Proposed for Western Washington District
Senator Piles introduces a bill to appoint one additional federal judge for the Western district of Washington. The move parallels Humphrey’s earlier proposal for an extra judicial district. Supporters say overcrowding in the Western district justifies quick action this session.
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Washington
D. C
U. P
Piles
Humphrey
Death of State Senator Algernon B. Roberts in California
Word reaches Philadelphia of the death in Nordhoff California of State Senator Algernon B Roberts son of the late George Roberts of the Pennsylvania Railroad company He represented Montgomery County in the state senate and had gone to California in October for his health
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Philadelphia
Jan
Nordhoff
Cal
Algernon B. Roberts
Pennsyvania
George Roberts
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Roberts
Montgomery
Phile
California
Igloo No 1 Receives Exposition Invitation for Northern Pioneers
Igloo No 1 of the Alaska Pioneers, through President R. B. Milroy, received an invitation from General Director L. A. Nadeau to claim any unused site on the grounds and build a house for the entertainment of visiting northern pioneers such as Jack McQuesten or Al Mayo at the coming fair.
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R. B. Milroy
L. A. Nadeau
Jack McQuesten
al Mayo
Harness Men to Meet Here Harness and saddlery association convention
The Northwestern Retail Harness and Saddlery association will hold its fourth annual convention in this city January 11 and 12 at the Hotel Butler banquet hall. M B Mills of Lewiston Idaho is lend and O R Newten of Spokane Wash is secretary. Members include most harness dealers in Washington Idaho and Oregon. Wholesale saddlery jobbers from the Northwest will be represented. Local dealers plan to entertain visitors with a banquet and exposition at the Orpheum theatre. VANCOUVER B C Jan. Eperling a Seattle manufacturer faces extradition for trial on a charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses after a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Alexander and appeal to Judge Grant.
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Northwestern Retail Harness and Saddlery Association
Butler
M. B. Mills
Lewinton
Idaho
Islent
O. R. Newten
Spokane
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Northwest
Orpheum Theatre
Vancouver
B. C
Eperling
Alexander
Cme
Grant
City Council Committee Opens May Investigation Into Substitute
The corporations committee of the city council met yesterday to discuss opening an investigation into a substitute matter. Officials indicated possible reviews and future actions to follow.
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Corporations Committee
City Council
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Arthur Kipp
First Av
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Kipp
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First Avenue
Pike ST
Ae Westlake Ave
BT OF Tice
UP Town
Loe
Goodrich
the Quaker
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Quaker Drug CO
T. P. Pay CO. Inc
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Main
NEW York Box Lunch CO
Seattle Lighting Company
Phonece—Ex
Agents
Prudential
Yar
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
New Jersey
John F. Dryden
G. M. Swartzbaugh
Northern Bank and Trust Co
Home Office
Newark, N. J
M. E. Avitt
New York Building
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