Murder adds to Chicago crime wave at Hollister murder
In Chicago an apparent homicide unfolds as Mrs Hollister is found strangled in a vacant lot behind a car shop. Police say Richard Ivian reported finding her body after she left home at 9 30 for a funeral and shopping. Ivian contends he entered the lot after spotting a disturbance and killed her during the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollieter
Spettty
Franklin Hollister
Sigilieter
Pieltenav
Hollister
Strand
Foriet's
Richard Ivian
Mra Hollister
Meeting a Disgrace in Tacoma Theater
A public meeting in Tacoma devolved into disorder as opponents of the county prosecutor’s actions disrupted speakers at the theater. The crowd shouted insults, several men were ejected, and debates over evidence for a new grand jury continued amid accusations of disgraceful conduct by the opposing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tis City
Tatheater
Snell
Regrand
Williem Rey
Thoee
Johnson
Reynolds
Hentigent
Ariovement
Citheens
Citizens Committee
Seattle tide lands push spurs real estate boom
The Seattle and Lake Washington company plans to fill tide lands, with a $1,060,000 yearly outlay and two dredges already ordered. Rumors swirl of Canadian Pacific and Milwaukee routes near Beattie, while sales surge in tide-land blocks west of the west waterway. Prominent firms report multiple lot transactions and rising waterfront values as investors anticipate a railway terminal and manufacturing hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Lake Washington
Canadian Pacific
Central Pacific Ie
Beattie
Pee Seenaven
Calhoun, Denny & Ewing
Hill
Milwaukee
Hillimman
Hone
San Francisco
Hasan
Herbert& Upper Jarre Salen
West Waterway
Upper
Seattice Lands
Sunday Congregational Sermons and Topics
Plymouth Congregational lists sermons by Rev Freeland with at 11 am and 7 20 pm topics including The Indiue Presence of the Holy Spirit and Why Should a Young Man or Woman Not Learn to Gamble Pilgrim Congregation under Rev Smith offers In the Soul's Way at 11 am and Christianity and Socialism at 7 30 pm University Congregational led by Rev Mason presents Waiting to What at 11 am and The Search for Thursday with Signs of Spiritual Retreat Beacon Hill Congregational led by Rev Gale Ada presents The Divan with Christ at 7 90 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
M. Freeland
Pilgrim
B. J. Smith
University
H.C. Mason
Il A
Religious Services and Church Activities Page Summary
A church notices page lists service times and topics for St Mark, Trinity, First Church of Christ, Queen City Theosophical Society, Westminster, Haven, First Presbyterian, University Place Baptist, Advent Christian, and related groups. Notable items include new interior enhancements at St Alphonsus in Dallas, with altar and shrine installation and ongoing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Chureh
Trinity Pariohe
Ila. m
Firat Christian Alegory
Firat Church of Christ
Setentiat
Il Am
Queen City
M. A. Matthews
Lom m
Thes Kleptomaniaca
Ant- Theosophical Society
Heathe Lodge
Carl Smith
University Place Baptist
A. Heath
Dore Seattle
Advent Christian Church
George Bh. Coopridge
St. Alphonsus Church
Dallard
Batt
Corbett Defeated by Aurelio Herrera in Pacific Club Bout
Aurelio Herrera of Bakeorefield California KO’d Young Corbett in the fifth round at the Pacific Athletic club pavilion. Corbett showed limited form, except a brief rally in the fourth, as Herrera dominated with sharp countering and a decisive finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelio Herrera
Bakeorefield
Cal
Young Corbett
Pacific Athletic Club
Herrera
Corbett
Grain Producers Ship and Millers Association forms at Spokane
The article notes Western Avenue vandalism by youths targeting James Henry butcher and Leatie Powers grocery. It records a new group named Grain Producers Ship and Millers Association of Ington with officers Garfield and Stone and plans to draft bylaws for a January 1907 Pullman convention at the state college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry
Leatie- Powers
State College
Pullman
Hearing resumes in Standard Oil case in New York
In New York on January 13, Henry H. Rogers testified before Sanborn that he had no business transactions with H. Clay Pierce in 1894 through which he acquired stock of the Waters Pierce Co. The afternoon session touched on potential connections, with Rogers denying any such dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sanborn
Henry H. Rogers
H. Clay Pierce
the Waters, Pierce Co
Pierce
Municipally Owned Utilities Groups Merge in City Campaign
At last night’s meeting the Municipal Ownership League voted to amalgamate with the Union Labor Municipal Ownership League to push for public utility ownership. Judge W D Wood spoke on empowering people to operate utilities, while Matthew Dow traced his roots to municipal ownership’s birth in Glasgow and Scott Cotterill urged electing a city council that will heed public wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Ownership League
Union Labor Municipal Ownership League
W. D. Wood
Matthew Dow
Glasgow
Scotland
George F. Cotterill
City Council Ignored Public Rights in Ownership Debate
The article notes council actions show disregard for citizens' rights. It mentions the Municipal Ownership League joining with labor groups at its convention scheduled for January, outlining union and reform pressures.
Great Northern Overland train shifts Seattle arrival earlier
The Great Northern Overland No 3 will now arrive Seattle at 7 am instead of 9 am and depart St Paul at the usual time, saving two hours by skipping stops between Bonner's Ferry Idaho and Spokane. A Spokane to Bonner's Ferry local runs 8 am to 12:30 pm, with return 1:14 pm to 6:45 pm. Also, Fred Jones charged with perjury in Blaine is released for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Overland
Seattle
St. Paul
Ae Uenal
Bonner's Ferry
Idaho
Spokane
Bonner’s Ferry
Fred Jones
Hie
Blaine
United States
Permanent organization urged at wheat convention
On the final day of the wheat convention a three member committee recommended forming a permanent organization and electing officers. The recommendation was adopted and R. C. McCroskey of Pullman was chosen as president.
Fire destroys homes and church in Panama City
A large fire in Panama yesterday razed 23 tenement houses seven stores the Church of San Juan de Nepomuceno the Ceno Catholic Brotherhood Institute an orphan fund and three public buildings. Loss estimated at about 200000. Police arrested a foreman of a gang of American fugitives said to be responsible for the blaze. Firefighters were aided by water supplied from Santa Ana sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan de Nepaume
Ceno Catholic Brotherhood Institute
Ater
Rvoira
Santa Ala
Money Raised for Branch Library in Tenth Ward
About 2150 residents of the Tenth ward have subscribed toward maintaining a branch library to be located in the Bherrick block west end at corner With and 420d. Prof. J. D. Curtis has been leading the fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Ward
Bherrick
J. D. Curtis
Hoquiam Bank Directors Reelect Officers
Hoquiam January 18 stockholders and directors of the First National Bank of Hoquiam re elected officers including President W L Adams, Cashier W G Well, and Assistant Cashier A H Peter Antzen with O M Kelloggs and W T Adams also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
First National Bank of Hoquiam
W. Ll. Adams
W. G. Well
Cnadier
Au- H
Peter Antzen
Oo. M. Kelloggs
Adams
Funeral Arranged for William Malone in Monroe Washington
The funeral for William Malone, fatally injured at Stevens Ttros A mill Monroe Washington, will be held tomorrow at 2 40 PM from Henney Watsons morgue under the Eagles and Bike, of which Malone was a member. Interment at Mt Calvary cemetery. He died after his leg was mangled beneath a locomotive during air brake repairs. He leaves a wife and three children. His brother J Malone works for Beattie Electric. Detective Byrnes is a half brother.
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William Malone
Stevens
Monroe
Wash
Henney Watson
Eagies and Bike
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Malone
J. Malone
Beattie Electric Company
Byrnes
Police Department
Destitute Family Seeks County Relief Amid Desertion
A woman and her three children ages 14, 18 months, and another younger child face destitution after their husband left six months ago. The family, supported by Nelahbora, applied for county relief as the husband’s whereabouts remain unknown. Meanwhile, work on the 90 day project to drive piling for the Mullen shingle mill progresses, promising a modern facility with a 250000 daily capacity on the bay’s south side, with completion in about 90 days and an expected start of business soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Jen
Nelahbora
Mullen
Treatie
One Day's Divorces Granted by Judge Frater
Judge Frater granted multiple divorces this morning. Rose Huck from LeRoy Buck for non support and desertion. John W Chadwick from Francesa Chadwick for desertion. Elijah Dudley from Georgina Dudley for desertion. Hertha Snyder from Charley Snyder for desertion. Lilian Hawk from BE Hawk for cruelty and desertion. Carrie Walker from Edgar Walker for desertion. Clara B Grayson from Robert Grayson for desertion. Mary E Crause from David E Crause for desertion. Donald McKinnon from Anna C McKinnon for desertion. Elizabeth M Wallace from James H Wallace for desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Frater
Rose Huck
LeRoy Buck
John W. Chadwick
Francesa Chadwick
Eijah Dudley
Georgina Dudley
Hertha Snyder
Charley Snyder
Lilian Hawk
BE. W. Hawk
Carrie Walker
Edgar Walker
Clara B. Grayson
Robert Grayson
Mary E. Crause
David E. Crause
Donald McKinnon
Anna C. McKinnon
Elizabeth M. Wallace
James H. Wallace
Big Dinner for Wandering Boy Jacob Livingston
Jacob Livingston the 17 year old globe trotter from Russia asked the police for shelter and was invited to dine at Mrs F Way's home. He said he walked from New York over six months, worked at various places to eat and wear but never earned money, hoping to find work in order to get board and clothing. He prefers food over money and seeks employment locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Livingston
Globe Trotter
Russia
Mra F. Way
Mra Way
Fane
New York
Adultery plea leads to 18 months hard labor in court
Herman Ball pleaded guilty to adultery in Judge Frater's court and received 18 months at hard labor in Walla Walla. Rainier Heights club discusses extending electric wires and a seven member committee to confer with the park board on bonds. Good roads advocates gather at Booth Park with Judge Battle and others. South Park Good Roads plans future improvements. Patrolmen arrest W. J. Riley, 27, suspected robber of Modeul bakery Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier Heights
Iunclub
Oltfoen
Park Board
Booth Park
Judge Battle
Messrs
Peck
Brown
South Park
Council Split Over 600000 City Light Bond Request
City council members hedge on a 600000 bond to extend the light plant. Several say they support the bonds, others defer after more study with Superintendent Youngs. Several members fully back the proposal while a few remain undecided or opposed until reports are reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Super Intendent
Youngs
F. P. Mutlen
W. A. Murphy
Scott Benjamin
David W. Bowen
Irving T. Cole
T. M. Daulton
H.C Gill
J. & Johnston
H. P. Rude
Cr. H. Burnett
Man of Africa Defies France in Morocco Stand
Muley, ruler in Northern Africa, resists French push for control of Morocco. His defiance draws European attention as Germany and France prepare for possible conflict while Muley rests with cigars and a lighthearted attitude amid royal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muley
Africa
France
Morocco
Emperor Bill
Will Testify in Missouri in Pierce Testimony
Attorney J. D. Johnson said he would bring Clay Pierce to Missouri to testify before a notary but declined to have him testify in New York. Process servers around Pierce have been called off. Elliott Bay camp No. 5138 of Modern Woodmen of America is now the largest camp in the order south of the Mississippi, after six years of effort to surpass Tacoma. Officers installed: Consul J. H. Douglas adviser J. R. Wilson clerk Frank Skinner banker D. M Simminson.
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New York
J. D. Johnson
Hadley
Clay Pierce
Missouri
Pierce
Elliott Bay
Woodmen of America
Mississippi
Tacoma
J. H. Douglas
J. R. Wilson
Frank Skinner
D. M Simminson
Forgery Plea and Juror Draw in Frater Court
A defendant pleaded guilty this morning to forgery and was sentenced by Judge Frater to one year at Walla Walla. Jurors for the next court session were drawn this morning in Judge Frater's court for the February session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frater
Walla Walla
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Chicago
Tide Lands
Denver
Rera
Goons
Hemera
Herréra
Lienrr Jones
Western Avenue
Leagues Unite
Off Municipal Ownership League
Labor Eee
Panama
Terday
Church of
Seattle Man
Europe
Germany
Muley Abdul Aziz
the Sultan
Will
Charlies Corry
Cee Mall
Maydale Hammer
DuPont
Goodell-Pratt’ Siana Bom
Welsbach
Spinning’s Cash Store
Colman Building
Gillette
Razor
First Avenue
G. Beninghausen
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