Ministers Discuss Election At Presbyterian Meeting
Presbyterian ministers discussed politics at the First Presbyterian service this morning. Rev Wilson urged support for Mayor Moore, praising his administration as clean. The meeting noted candidates had endorsements and urged written reports from the Business Men's League.
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Rev. J. M. Wilson
Moore
First Presbyterian
Treas
Wilson
the Star
Business Men's League
Plage
F. Miller
Haltower
The
Baptist Association
Palltles
Municipalles
BL. Whitman
First Bapitst
Burglars Break into Garfield Store in Lyman Work
Burglars opened the Garfield store in Lyman Washington at about 4 am stealing about $80 in silver and $40 in checks. Officers Dunham and Smith confronted the burglars just outside the city. a volley of shots was fired, the robbers dropped the silver and fled into the woods. Authorities are in pursuit.
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Woolley
Garfield
Lyman
Wash
Dunham
Smith
Parwait
Blizzard Grips Chicago and Midwest Cities
A fierce blizzard from Saturday halts trains and streets across Chicago and nearby towns within 8 to 106 miles. Mail lines fail with Postal Telegraph down. Western Union has only a weak link to New York. Milwaukee reports flooding and widespread hardship as deaths are feared and emergency losses rise.
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United Press
Chicago
Western Union
New York
Milwaukee
Bank Clearings and Balances in Seattle Tacoma Portland
Daily financial summary shows Seattle Clearings today at 1 021 294 48 with balance 167 490 09. Tacoma Clearings 870 1 772 with balance 84 3248. Portland Clearings 1 006 088 with balance 106 099.
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Tacoma
Portland
Thieves Loot Tools From Crawford & Conover Office
Burglars entered the Crawford and Conover office at Ravenna park and stole grading and contracting tools valued at 1500 dollars. The sheriff and deputy sheriffs are investigating. Earlier nearby the American Orch company premises were looted of tools worth several hundred dollars and later found concealed in adjacent timber.
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Toal House
Crawford & Conover
Ravenna Park
American Ontrich Company
Oil Company Names Officers at Stockholders Meeting
At the American Canadian Oil company annual stockholders meeting held January 10 at the company offices, officers were unanimously reelected for the ensuing year. H. L. Willemme president, A. K. Loader vice president, and EB. B. Bauer secretary. Shareholders praised progress in the reports.
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American Canadian Oil Company
H. L. Willame
A. K. Loader
EB. B. Bauer
Ruef and Dinan Conspiracy Case Postponed to Jan 27
In San Francisco on January 13 Judge Danne continued the conspiracy trial of Jeremiah Dinan and Abraham Ruef to January 27. Ruef appeared with his lawyers and consulted with them before refusing to discuss his case, saying he would confer with District Attorney Langdon later today.
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United Press
San Francisco
Jeremiah Dinan
Abraham Ruef
Danne
Ruef
Langdon
Registration Push Forecasts 20 000 Voters by Primary
About 10 400 voters registered at the reclamation office in City Hall by noon at a rate of 1 000 per day plus 400 for the half day. Officials say this rapid pace suggests total registration could exceed 20 000 before the primary election.
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Seattle
Reclamation
City Hall
State rests its case in the Thaw trial
New York January 13 The state rested its side of the Thaw murder trial at 3 19 this afternoon Assistant District Attorney Garvin opened his statement to the jury and Vilkeming was called as witness Garvin stated the facts about the fatal shot The Madison Square Garden plans were outlined Mrs William Thaw is expected in New York Thursday and may testify Friday James Clinch Smith followed Wilkeming to the stand Evelyn Thaw and medical experts remained The defense failed to weaken Smiths testimony in cross examination
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New York
Ls United Press
Garvin
H. Vilkerming
Vilkeming
Madison Square Garden
Wiliam Thaw
James Clinch Smith
Wilkeming
Evelyn Thaw
Smith
Littleton
White
Woman Found Dead in Lake Washington
Mrs. C. Pomeroy, wife of Attorney Pomeroy, is found dead in Lake Washington near Madison after disappearing Friday night. A bloodhound led searchers to the water edge and the body lay in 14 feet of water about 765 feet from shore.
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Ince
C. Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Lake Washington
Madison
Hin
Georgetown
Martial law declared in Munele ends in Indiana
Indianapolis, Ind. Jan 13 General McKee directed to keep troops if needed as Governor Hanley ends martial law in Munele where street car strikers and sympathizers had caused trouble in a proclamation announcing the cessation of martial rule.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Munele
Hanley
McKee
Levy Plans to Hold Meeting in Third Ward
The Lewis Levy Republican club plans a meeting in the Eleanor apartments basement at 116 Eighteenth Ave Tuesday night with Mr Levy speaking. The event marks the ward’s start of active organization in Levy’s bid for the mayoralty. A street department crew cleans debris after last Saturday’s slides along Elliott Bay near the West Seattle shore. repairs are expected to take about 10 days.
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Lewis Levy
Republican Club
Levy
James A. Ghent
Geo. W. Jeffries
Eleanor Apartments
Mr Levy
Met
Eatreet
Eliott Bay
Weel Beattle
Maloney
Submarine Boats Planned for Puget Sound and Grays Harbor
Washington, Jan 13. Three submarine boats are provided for Puget Sound and Grays Harbor in a congressional resolution. Senators Ankeny and colleagues urge the secretary of the navy to submit the boats’ costs and report on the need for the purchase, drawing renewed senate interest in Pacific coast defenses.
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United Press
Washington
Puget Sound
Graya Harbor
Wash
United States Senate
Ankeny
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Senate
Pacific Coast
Three Hurt In City Car Collision In Morning
Three persons were injured when Queen Anne line cars 315 and 316 collided at the foot of Queen Anne hill. Motorman Alan McKnight and passenger Mind Anna Wilson suffered injuries from broken glass and bruising, while William Weir had facial injuries. None required hospitalization.
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Queen Anne Bill
Alan McKnight
Anna Wilson
Acr Ss
William Weir
Pourth St. Weet
Waitts
McKnight
Laborer Shot In Issaquah After Sunday Debauch
Bohemian laborer George Crynie was shot and killed near Issaquah after a drunken gathering at George Dennett’s cabin. Suspects Hennett and Joe Peet, held by town marshal C. Anderson, deny wrongdoing as coroner Wiltete and deputies prepared to conduct an inquest. The shooting occurred as Crynie bled from a shotgun wound to the right breast. the weapon lay in the doorway and Crynie was found nearby unconscious.
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George Cyrahe
Inmequah
George Dennett
Hennett
Joe Peet
C. Anderson
Wiltete
Sana
Statntion
Ifieer Anderson
Crynie
Sitieelf
Cuba to be returned to Cubana in spring proposal
President Roosevelt may approve a War Department recommendation forwarded by Secretary Taft to return Cuba to the Cubana in March or April of the year. The suggestion was presented to the president today.
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Washington
Cuba
Roosevelt
Taft
Plagiarism Charge Shakes Western Reserve President
Prof M H Thorp of the state university tells his rhetoric class that President Charles F Thwing of Western Reserve university plagiarized a student essay on the value of a college education. Thwing’s opening paragraphs were identical to the student’s emergent essay, sparking controversy.
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M. H. Thorp
The
State University
Charles F. Thwing
Western Reserve University
Thorpe
Thwing
Presa
Goncinaton
Suapleton
War veteran killed by automobile in San Francisco
Frank W. Paty, Civil War veteran and longtime Ferry Building newspaper seller, died after being struck by a car as architect Albert Pissis and his wife enjoyed an afternoon ride. The report notes nearby officials including Senator John L. Wilson and Governor Samuel W. Bemis with health updates.
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San Francisco
Frank W. Paty
Ferry
Albert Pissis
Pissis
Officials Say 1000 Questionable Citizenship on Rolls
Chief Registration Clerk H P Wilson says lax registration has left about 1 000 names of questionable citizenship on rolls. He cites unnamed aliens often brought to the city hall by ward heelers and political boosters. He notes voters must be naturalized and criticizes Seattle rules allowing registration without papers if the person swears citizenship.
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Tully
H. P. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Fist Fight Disrupts Lyric Theatre Performance
John F. Burke, the Lyric theatre stage manager, was formally charged with assault and battery after an altercation at the stock company’s rehearsal. The complaint names Howard C. Jones, a company member, and his wife as witnesses as tension erupted over an interruption to the show.
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Lyric Theatre
John F. Burke
Howard C. Jones
Jones
Publican candidates seek council seats in multiple wards
Report notes candidates aiming for council positions including sixth ward self described saloon property owner and federation member Louis Oilbert for councilman at large Harry F. Jackson and Alexender McKinnon for ninth ward republican nomination. fifth ward contender not clearly named.
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Louis Oilbert
Cane Te
Tee Atenn
Chrisseh
Harry F. Jackson
Co Iman
Alexnder McKinnon
Crown of Harvard at Moore theatre delights college setting
The critics praise Brown of Harvard for its college flavor and lively performances led by Henry Woodruff. The plot centers on intercollegiate rivalries and a boat race with humor grounded in student life. The cast delivers engaging, approachable characters in a popular all week show with strong ensemble work.
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Brown
Harvard
Henry Woodruff
Moore Theatre
Lown
Tom Brown
Grand Opera House Hosts Week of Variety and Drama
The Grand Opera House hosts a varied week with "The Waterman Man" a family friendly burlesque and "Queen of My Dreams" numbers. Seattle theaters present melodrama "At the Old Cross Roads" and other acts including Posty’s Orientals at Lyric and The Female Detectives at Third Avenue. crowd responses mix music and comedy across multiple venues.
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Posty
Lyric Theater
Manila
Vaudeville and museum acts headline city shows
The Lots Btock company with Sterling Whitney and Mar jorie Moore presents a lively stage production. The Coliseum features Eight new acts led by the Five Mualeal Ha waiians. Pantages stages Tin Cronin as top vaudeville draw. Star hosts Abdaleh Kader and his three wives as novelty painters. Eden Musee advertises a war museum chamber of horrors and various sideshow attractions.
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Lots Btock Company
Sterling Whitney
Marjorie Moore
T. Daniel Frawley
Midh
Bore
Am Hole
Secret Services
Collseum
Acta
Pantages
Tin Cronin
Pantagon
Abdaleh Kader
Star
Eden Musee
The
Puget Sound Exports To Japan Reach Record High
Port Townsend report shows Cumtoma district exports to Japan and Portuguese Africa totaling 4,023,222 of 6,882,804 year exports. Everett leads wheat with 122,530 bushels, Tacoma far behind in other shipments while Seattle dominates flour exports. Tacoma ships ten times more lumber than last month. Everett nearly quintupled. Hingham at 1,767,144 feet versus Seattle 866,090.
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United Press
Port Townsend
Japan
Cumtoma
Puget Sound
F. C. Harper
Portuguese Africa
Everett
Tacoma
Puget
Hingham
Seattle
Funeral of Samuel M. Mitchell Aged Minister Held in Columbia City
The funeral of Samuel M. Mitchell a Methodist minister who died at his home in Columbia City was held yesterday afternoon in the Bonney-Watson period. Many friends attended Interment followed at Lake View Rev. Marshall aged 83 years.
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Samuel M. Mitchell
Columbia City
Lake View
Marshall
Desertion tale ends with escape from captors
John Moran, a deserter from the U S steamer Dimkota, resisted shackles as two young captors hauled him from Watertown North Carolina to claim a reward. He slipped his handcuffs and fled near Bremerton as a sheriff’s son and a friend closed in.
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John Moran
United States
Dimkota
Watertown
N. C
Moren
Wealertown
Bremerton
Beattie Morven
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Fred Nice
James Meihorn
Carrick Major
Rivelyn Kellogg
Mabel Day
Blewart Opera Company
Old Cross Roads
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