Grand Jury Hearings Unfold Amid Gambling Probe
The grand jury in a Seattle area case probes alleged private club gambling. Witnesses include B E Gates, Louie Berrit, and Detective Tennant as jurors seek details on Games and tolerance. The proceedings reveal secrecy and high speculation about three key suspects.
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Sterson
Donohue
Judeel
B. E Gates
Anlage
Saale
the Gates
Siong Tennant
Tennant
Beett
Rainier
Charles Tennant
Bullivan
Tenneler
Sullivan
Chief of Police
Indictment Challenge Arises in Bartlett Case
The court heard a pretrial challenge to indictments in the Bartlett murder case as defense lawyer Attorney Bhipsey argued the grand jury may have erred. Judge Hell overruled the objection and set plea deadlines as a retrial loomed amid threats of revealing worthless indictments.
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John F. Dore
Sartlett
Michael Bartiett
Murt
Derer
Bill
Dore
Bremerton Navy Yard Column Sparks Citywide Debate
A Bremerton Chamber of Commerce meeting airs praise for Captain Eaton and critique of Captain Paton amid accusations of misconduct. The board plans to forward allegedly errant facts to Washington authorities for discipline while noting local dinners and defenses by Eaton supporters.
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Bremerton
Seattle
Pen Ae
Joseph
Staten Navy
Oregon
Eaton
Ashoon
Graves
Griffiths
Ton
Humphrey
Bremer
Mesiiivray
Navy Department
Beattie
Chamber of Commerce
McGlivray
Steph G. Eaton
Pemhemberes
Board of
Washington, D.C
Paton
Navy Yard
Smoot Winner Nominated for State Positions in Mormon Church Context
Smoot wins support as Janie Simdot named Unit 8 senator by Republican caucus. Details on votes for Congress map land governor Wells and George Bllicot unclear. Text notes Smoot’s long Mormon Church association and Salt Lake City birthplace with limited readable facts.
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Lake City
Janie Simdot
Caucas
Congress Map Land
Wells
George Bllicot
Smoot
Salt Lake
Ile
Provo Banker Tied to Mining and Manufacturing Ventures
In a brief biographical note a Provo banker known for his Mormon Church service in Europe, 1909 1901 period, is described as active in mining and manufacturing ventures. He is married though the date of his marriage is not given.
Balfour Improves Again in London Update
Premier Balfour shows continued improvement while a South Africa report says Alfred Beit is better and likely to recover.
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London
Balfour
South Africa
Alfred Beit
Lkely
Texan Sets Record Run From New York to Seattle
The American-Hawaiian steamship Texan arrived in San Francisco after a record 46 days and 18 hours from New York. The usual voyage time is 66 to 70 days. The Texan carries general cargo with some destined for Seattle, where it will proceed in a few days.
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San Francisco
American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
Texan
New York
Seattle
Collier Mineola Strands Near Comox in Dense Fog
Victoria British Columbia January 16 The collier Mineola laden with coal from Comox for San Francisco ran ashore in Baycees Sound two miles from Comox in dense fog. Capt Cox Lloyds representative reported the stranding and owners in San Francisco and the Pacific Improvement Co arranged a tug to aid. Extent of damage is unknown. Separately James Redelsheimer obtained a permit to repair the interior of the Maxwell building store after a recent fire with anticipated costs around 12000.
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Star
Victoria
B. C
Mineola
Comox
San Francisco
Baycees Sound
Cox
Lloyd’s
Pacific Improvement Company
James Redelsheimer
Baxwell
City approves steps toward new city hall and jail site
City officials discuss buying property to fund a new city hall and jail, favoring a triangular block near Pith Avenue. Osborne estate offers land to reduce costs, with a seven to nine day option for sale and a plan to use proceeds to offset construction expenses.
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Spee
Ocey Hall
Corwar
Osborne
Ooe
Osborne Estate
Coal Yard Opens as Rush Floods Detroit Market
Detroit January 1h The municipal coal yard opened with a rush forcing police to maintain order. The yard sold coal at ten cents per ton, dealers had expected higher. Starting stock was 9000 tons with rapid replenishment needed to sustain trade and prevent the yard from closing.
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Detroit
Corbett Beats Rice in 18th Round Bout at Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas on January 16 Young Corbett defeated Austin Rice in the 18th round. Rice wilted after a stomach blow in the 17th round and his seconds signaled a stop as time neared the 14th round. Corbett pressed with aggression but could not land a decisive punch while Rice sidestepped and scored at times with quicker counters.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Young Corbett
Austin Rice
Rice
Corbett
Deep Water Wharf Plan Promises City Growth
Jan 16 Blaine news reports a group of prominent businessmen backing a plan to build a wharf from Martin Street to deep water. A large shingle mill and grain mill would stand where the Great Northern line crosses the wharf, aiming to boost the city’s economy and payroll.
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Mve
Slaine
Martin Street
Great Northern
Chaperonage for Sultan in European Reform Effort
Reports from the stock exchange indicate Great Britain supports Hues in backing reforms in Turkey to place the country under European tutelage. The sultan is expected to resist the joint action and contest the plan.
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London
The
Stock Exchange
Great Pritein
Hues
Turkey
Level Lot Near Car Line With Good View
A level plot with a favorable view sits one block from the car line, offering quick access and convenient location for future development. Nearby amenities and transit options enhance appeal for buyers seeking practicality and visibility.
Union Sailors Move Against Captain Tozier Amid Labor Row
Union sailors plot protest over Captain Tozier Rosick and the use of non union crews aboard the Solano and other vessels. The strike actions disrupt Aberdeen loading as Benicia’s Beneda cannot load lumber. Orville Platt faces reelection pressure as he leads the slate for Senate.
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Tesler
United States Revenue Cutter
Aberdeen Grant
Solano
Aberdeen
Allors
Rosick
Charles Turner
Union of the Pacific
Benecia
California
Ite
Toster
Charlies Turner
Benecin
Sound
Beneda le
Grant
Senator Nominees Named in State Caucuses
In Springfield Republican caucus Dr Jan G Con Albert J of Aurora was nominated for U S senator. Luther Laflin Mills of Chicago won a vote total. The Democratic caucus named Congressman Wil Freehold for the Senate post. Separately in Hartford two figures, Dr Hendricks and Justice of the Peace Stanion, were sentenced to two and a half years for conspiracy in a laure Bigner case. Miss Elgear was acquitted.
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Jena
Jacob MH. Gailinger
Neelf
United States Senate
Springfield
Jan. G
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Urora
United States
Luther Lafitn Mills
Chicago
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Freehold
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Dr. Hendricks
Justice of the Peace
Stanion
Laure Bigner
Millionaire Bennett
Elgear Wee
Hartford
Conn
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January Clearance At Two Large Stores
Big reductions on every article to two immense stocks urge quick purchases before January ends. Advertisers showcase low prices across mantels, tilting hardware and carving sets with genuine stag handles and silver tips in two large stock lots, highlighting strong early patronage.
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