Runaway Team Crashes Into Brewery Horse. Driver Barely Hurt
A runaway wagon at 11 this morning in Westerway caused the death of a Brewery horse and injuries to the team driver H G Stewart. The Gelbraith Bacon wagon struck a second team from Claussen Brewing, blood stained the street as bystanders watched the fatal collision. Traffic halted for ten minutes as the scene drew a crowd.
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Waye
Chauesen Prewing Company
Tthe Bacon Company
H. G. Stewart
Yester
Ceater
Wyesler
Claussen Brewing Company
Westerway
New Church Planned for Tacoma At Cost Up To Fourth Thousand
Tacoma January meeting of the First Christian Congregation discussed erecting a new church building. Projections estimate a cost between $20 000 and $40 000 with the project gaining favorable support.
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Tacoma
Doings of the Thieves Reported Burglary at Home
Yesterday afternoon Mia Yesler reported a daytime burglary at her residence, with detective work ongoing. Gen B Warlen, 518 Columbia, notes that the hallway was entered last night around ten o'clock and an overcoat was taken.
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Mia
B. Warlen
Columbia
Akien
Roosevelt hosts diplomatic corps dinner in Washington
Washington reports President Roosevelt hosted a dinner for the diplomatic corps. A resignation request for Senator Depew is to be handled in the Senate on Tuesday as Senator Piles joins the commerce committee in its first meeting.
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Roosevelt
Diplomatic Corps
Depew
Senate
Piles
Committee of Commerce
Washington considers eight bills affecting state interests
The report favors eight measures pending in the Washington legislature. The government has reserved land at Keystone Alaska for a telegraph station. Alaskan delegates to Washington were barred from the house floor by Speaker Cannon.
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Washington
Keystone
Alaska
House
Cannon
Vancouver Plant Sold by Lewis and Clark Farr Association
H W Goode, president of the Lewis and Clark Farr association and Portland General Electric official, buys the Vancouver Electric Light Power plant for 200000 dollars. J R Harvey continues as local manager for the new company. 50000 dollars planned for improvements this year.
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Portland
H. W Goode
Lewis and Clark Farr Association
Portland General Electric Company
Vancouver Electric Light @ Power company
Chumasero
J. RR. Harvey
John Harvey
J. R. Harvey
Goode
Mr. Harvey
Ninth Avenue North Dex ter Avenue Improvement Club Formed
A meeting held Wednesday night organized the Ninth Avenue North and Dex ter Avenue Improvement club with M. J. Nitt as president C C Clawem as vice president J H Laycock as secretary and Ira Hinkley as treasurer.
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Ninth Avenue North and
Dexter Avenue
Bargain Torrey Razor Sale at Bartell's Rug Stores
Seattle shoppers can buy a genuine Torrey Razor for $1.00 at Bartell's Rug Stores on Second Avenue this week. A Torrey Razor Strop, normally $1.00, is also offered at a reduced price.
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Bartell's
Second Avenue
Theatre calendar items include multiple shows at several venues
Numerous performances are listed including Huster Brown at the Grand tonight and tomorrow with a Saturday matinee, The College Widow Sunday for five shows, Madame Calve seats on Tuesday, Alcazar Beaution at Seattle next week, Watsons Orientals and A Night for Missions at other stages, Richelieu for Cathedral fund, and a Star matinee for women and children featuring Albinit the great.
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Huster Brown
Madame Calve
Third Avenue Theater
Besing Albinit the Great
German Department Presents Plays at Denny Hall
Students of the German department of the university will present two comedies Rin Knopf and Der Schimmel on Saturday at Denny Hall. The program includes pony, dogs and monkeys for the children and five feature acts among other novelties. The cast has undergone much drill and is expected to deliver a strong performance.
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University
Saturday Seas Oe
Denny Hall
Elect President to Succeed Loubet January 17 Date Set
Paris dispatch reports that January 17 has been chosen as the date to elect a president to succeed President Loubet. The announcement came from Ti te, noting the formal selection of the election day.
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Patus
Loubet
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Shafer
Norfolk
WL Rowden
Bellingham Nay Improvement Company
LaCenter
Clarke County
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Pullman
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J. Hogue
Pike St
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Novelty L
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First Avenue
Coats
Arilys
Colgates
Tollet
McCarthy Dry Goods Company
Mics
Green Consolidated
Homeastake
United Verde
Seattle- Boston Copper Co
Seattle-Boston Copper Co
Chas
B. Crane
Prest
Crnrury Furniture Company
Scoup Avenue
Sprain StReet
G. L. Holmes Furniture Company
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