Washington Report on Ambassadors and Canal Debate
Washington notes on a new ambassador to the corona ceremonies for King Edward and a Senate poll on the Isthmian canal favoring the Panama route. Cuban reciprocity is urged by Mason of Illinois. Hoar seeks a war inquiry committee akin to the Civil War probe. In the House, pension appropriation business resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Edward
Reid
Ima
Army
Gen. James
Navy
BR. Clark
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Edfies
Wim. Wetmore
New York Baylies
New York
Wetmore
Wilson
Clark
Oregon
Santiago
Oscar
Senate
Isthmian Canal
Panama
Teller
Panama Canal Co
Mason
Illinois
Cuba
Hoar
Philippines
Dix Seeks Corpus Writ to Block Extradition
In London the High Court of Justice hears HB St. John Dix seek a writ of corpus to stop extradition to the United States. Dix is charged in connection with the wrecking of the Malinavian American Bank. A prior extradition order was issued on December 1. The court ordered the prisoner transported to America.
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London
High ‘Court of Justice
St. John Dix
United States
Cameron Dix
Cnit
America
Denial From Massachusetts Official Linked to Cabinet Rumor
A Massachusetts figure denies rumors of Long joining the cabinet. Officials insist no official tender or acceptance occurred and emphasize the claim as speculative. The report reflects ongoing public interest in cabinet appointments and political maneuvering.
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Massachusetts
Long
Wpe
Revenue Cutter Grant Returns from South Cape Cruise
The revenue cutter Grant arrived back at Port Townsend on January 14 after an extended cruise along the southern Cape Filat coast. Reported wreckage and Indian sightings remain unverified as the crew completes its patrol and surveys.
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Port Townsend
Revenue Cutter Grant
Cape Filat
Gracesmen Report Noted Robbery At Botier Vault
The Botier vault was blown open in a bold daytime heist, marks of a long effort seen in the breaking. Thieves forced entry to the inner vault and seized cash, with authorities stating a potential payout over 9,000. Investigators pursue clues as police review security and timing.
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M. Ge
Botier
Phamite
Posat
No Strike in View in Labor Rumors
Rumors within labor circles claim the International Association may plan a nine hour strike in Gay and surrounding areas. Secretary BL Preston denies authority for a general strike and says some sections are disaffected but would hesitate before acting.
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Gton
D. C
International Association
Hae
Preston
Gorman Elected to Joint Ballot Seat Amid Vote Feud
Gorman was today elected the joint ballot representative after a landslide vote. The Republican party had anticipated a contest against Congressman Jack Fe Gust, whose renomination had been in doubt.
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Areorman
Crowded Schools Prompt Temporary Admission Freeze
At a called board meeting the overcrowding of city schools was discussed. Secretary Lyman Banks reported on progress of the new High School building and attendance across city schools. The board resolved that until new buildings are funded and completed no new pupils for first grade will be admitted before September, except seven year olds with no prior schooling.
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Lyman Banks
Russian New Year Observances Mark Gregorian Calendar Shift
In St Spiridonus Greek Orthodox Church at 11 Lake View Avenue special services and a sermon by Rev. Alexander Alexandroff commemorated the Greek new year. The article explains the Julian to Gregorian calendar reform, noting Russia kept the Julian calendar, while other nations adopted the Gregorian reform. It outlines the calendar differences from 1582 to 2100 and cites Washington’s birthday dating as February 22 rather than 11.
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Gregory XIII
Gregory
Luligo Lillo Ghiraldi
British Isles
Russia
Nice
Francis
Netober
Washington
Minister Wu Faces Grave Suspicion Over Exclusion Pamphlets
Anonymous pamphlets in Washington allege dire consequences from re enacted Chinese exclusion laws. Secret service investigates possible Chinese government connections to Minister Wu after rumors of his involvement and threats of recalling the most favored nation clause.
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Washington, D. C
Capitol
Secret Service
Wu Ise
Hia
China
United States
Embezzler McKerracher Sentenced To Five Years
Donald McKerracher pleaded guilty to one count of embezzling 17100 from Seattle National Bank by a false deposit entry of 2100. Judge Hanford gave five years in the U S penitentiary at McNeil Island. praised as previously reputable. Ralph Ross received six months in county jail for stamp deputy misuse.
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Donald McKerracher
Ralph Ross
Seattle National Bank
Hanford
U. S
McNeil's Island
McKerracher
United States Internal Revenue Department
Ross
Puget Sound Navy Yard Plans Coal Plant Bid Notice
A coal handling and loading facility at Puget Sound Navy Yard to cost at least 128000, with plans shown to contractors at the Chamber of Commerce. The project seeks 150000 from Congress. opening date in Washington is February 15 at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Ida
Washington
Change Among the Officers at Volunteers of America Post
Sunday evening January 12 Captain and Mrs Thomas who for six months led the Volunteers of America post at 114% Second Avenue South farewelled. Captain Charles B Jones and wife arrive as new officers to take charge leaving the post out of debt. Meetings are held every evening at 8 p.m.
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Thomas
Volunteers of America, Post
Second Avenue South
Charlies B. Jones
Walla Walla Inquiry Nears Finish After Noon
The government probe into the Walla Walla disaster is expected to conclude this afternoon. Key witness Second Officer Lupp testified that the wheelman was ordered to "hard aport" but did not comply, and adherence might have prevented the wreck and loss of life. Also listed are marriage licenses for Frank Clasburg and Catherine Westfall and for John A. Bergman and Margareta Olson.
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San Francisco
Walla Walla
Lupp
Frank Clasburg
Whatcom
Catherine Westfall
Cowlitz
John A. Bergman
Margareta Olson
Beattie
Another Go Is Probable Between Perry Queenan and Cal Hawkins
Perry Queenan and Cal Hawkins, principals in a 20 round Seattle boxing match, are likely to meet again this afternoon at KRobb's on First Avenue to settle ill feeling from the last bout.
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Perry Queenan
Cal Hawkins
Seattle
Krobb
First Avenue
Cargoes aboard Kaga Maru reveal Western goods craze
Aboard the Kaga Maru bound for Japan the hold is packed with bicycles, wagon wheels, cigarettes, leaf tobacco, steel, cotton and milk. An observer notes rapid adoption of Western arts, citing kodaks as prized family treasures and Hong Kong bankers photographing themselves. He laments Orientals smoking cigarettes as a habit, describing their relish and inhalation.
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Japan
Orient
Hongkong
Boers strike planned blows before coronation
London reports Boer forces aim to weaken English morale ahead of the king’s coronation. Kitchener urged to speed war end. Boer losses since Jan 6 total 200 killed 9 wounded 203 captured 96 surrendered. Bruce Hamilton’s force pursued Botha for seven miles on Jan 11 but horses failed end of chase. Boers lost one killed two captured while British losses were one killed four wounded.
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London
War Office
Kitchener
Johanneeburg
Bruce Hamilton
Botha
Alfred Hardman Bound Over For Superior Court
Alfred Hardman the burglar arrested yesterday morning on Railroad Avenue was bound over to the Superior Court under six hundred dollar bonds by Justice Cann. He was captured by Policeman Herald with assistance from Bancroft's private patrolmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hardman
Railroad Avenue
Wee
Superior Court
Justice Cann
Hardman
Herald
Bancroft
Humes Declares Candidacy as Piper Leads Campaign
Mayor T. J. Humes announces renomination bid with George A. Piper expected to head the Humes forces. Frank H. Paul denies mayoral run but is seen as strongest potential challenger and set for a contested race in what county scene as Humes campaigns begin.
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Humes
Hia Heutenanta
George A. Piper
Whatcom County
Frank H. Paul
Judge Humes
Paul
Enormous steel mill promised for Seattle
A $1,090,000 steel plant is promised for Seattle by Jupiter Steel and Tool Manufacturing Co of Pittsburgh. Col W J Wilson and J W Hague visit Seattle to scout sites including Beattie and the Pacific coast, with plans to employ 300 to 400 workers and largely local control. The project aims to double output soon and seeks Chamber of Commerce support and site visits by officials.
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Seattle
Col. W. J. Wilson
J. W. Hague
Jupiter Steel and Tool Manufacturing Co
Pittsburg
Pittebure
Weat Everett
Pacific Coast
Beattie
Steadily Gaining Seattle Athletic Club Reports Growth
A largely attended Seattle Athletic Club meeting heard Treasurer D. B. Frederick’s annual report showing liabilities of 7,805.88 and a balance of 6,896.88, marking improved finances since 1898. Membership stands around 600 with healthy growth, bowling and billiard tournaments underway, and a Tacoma trip next Saturday to christen new alleys. A daylight burglary at 409 Fourth Street yesterday afternoon saw $66 stolen from Faston's room. Detective Adams investigates.
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Seattle Athletic Club
D. Bk. Frederick
Tacoma
Faston
Fourth Stans
Adams
Seattle Signs H Lally for Next Year ball club
Outfielder H Lally who recently played in the Western League has been signed by Manager Dugdale for Seattle next season. He becomes the fourth new player added to the team for the coming year.
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H. Lally
Seattle
Dugdale
Up Against Wrong Man In Saloon Beating Case
Charles Nelson, once a pal of Swede Thompson, attempted revenge after being swindled in a Lower Washington Street saloon. He armed with a rubber hose loaded with shot but was tackled by Patrolman Mark Freeman before noon. Nelson was beaten and taken to police headquarters with wrists in handcuffs.
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Charles Nelson
Mark Freeman
Nelson
Thompson
Washington Street
Freeman
Neilson
Bristol wreck survivor search ends in Victoria
The steamer Neil arrived from Port Bimpeon with no news of Bristol wreck survivors. All hope is given up as rescue efforts conclude in Victoria.
Committees Meet on Utah Press Association Visit
Special committees of the chamber of commerce overseeing Utah Press association arrangements will meet at 4 oclock this afternoon in the chamber of commerce room to plan hosting Seattle visitors arriving next week.
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Chamber of Commerce
Utah Press Association
Seattle
Kaga Maru Sails From Smith Cove With Mixed Cargo
The Nippon Yusen Kaisha steamer Kaga Maru departed Smith Cove for the Orient carrying about a dozen first class passengers and a small crew. She carried a general cargo including cotton steel bicycles and leaf tobacco.
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Kaga Maru
Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line
Smith Cove
Orient
Desperate Beattie Mother Seeks Aid After Desertion
Mrs. A Morrin, a 19 year old mother with two young children, was abandoned in Beattie last Saturday. Detective Frank Kennedy directed her to Dr. Thwing of the local charity, who has contacted her relatives in the Haart. She is cared for by Police Matron Chapin. A man warned she must work or risk losing the babies, but police offer reassurance. Authorities cannot identify the man or motive. The case may push charity efforts toward Roslyn, where she has friends.
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A. Morrin
Beattie
Frank Kennedy
Thwing
Haat
Chapin
Mortis
Roslyn
Quinn Boy Arrested on Sail Theft Suspicion
James Quinn, 18, son of Mrs May Quinn, was arrested by Policeman A J Wilks on suspicion of stealing sails from a boat at the water front yesterday. He has not been charged yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Quinn
May Quinn
A. J. Wilks
New City Guide Hits News Stands in Seattle
The January first edition of the Seattle Handy Guide from Puget Sound News Company debuts on news stands. This pocket guide offers valuable city information and grows in popularity with each edition.
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Seattle
Puget Sound News Company
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Whitelaw Reid
Board of Education
Senenhene
His Excellency
WU Ting Fang
Volunteers of America
Queenan
Hawkins
Bamllon
T. J. Humes
Geo. A. Piper
Beattle
Hague
Colonial Hotel
Seneca Street
Charles J
John B. Hutchiron
H. B. Ruddingbors
Meikle
Col. Wilson
Stea
Bunco Nelson
Officer Freeman
Utah Press Committee
Quinn
NEW City Guide
Adams & Blanchard
Second Ave
Hinckley
Cahn Wampold
Michael Stein & Co
Adams& Blanchard
Hinckley Block
Presi
Ip Lions
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co
First
JAS. F. White & CO
Edward Ridley & Sons
Eno Ats
Seattle Hat Factory
Hais
Morrell Mackenzie
Europe
Twenty-third Avenue
Rainier Heights
Queen Anne Hill
Twenty Fifth Avenue
Madison Street
Herbert
Scheuverman
Cherry Street
Rainier Hardware Co
Lion Clothing House
St Oren Aesee
LION
First Ave. South
Cor. Main
ALA
Michigan Stove Company
GEO. H. Woohouse Co
Garland
Sair
Pine Reef
Pike St
THE
Quaker Drug CO
Globe Building
Snyder’s
Ec Ee Bonney & Stewart
Third Avenue
Columbia &1
Bentiie Waah
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