Rescued in Alaska After Long Struggle for Food
A starving party near Yakataga, Alaska, endured months of hardship after attempting a crossing of the Yatutat glacier. They survived on sparse rations until relief steamer Rush arrived, delivering provisions to the stranded group and enabling five survivors to be brought to Juneau for further transport south to Seattle.
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Alaska
Reah
Yakelasa
Yatutat Bay
Batt Sitka
Valdez
Vakataga
Yatutat
Yakataga
Juneau
Seattle
Messenger Boys Face Reform School After Guilty Pleas
In Washington a judge sentenced several teenage messenger boys to reform school after pleading guilty to using and distributing drugs among peers. A druggist received a fine for related charges. The case, overseen by Judge Gorton, involved youths as young as 15 who admitted involvement in distributing the substance.
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Murry Messenger
Washington
Judge Gorton
Art
Ome
Wee
Reform
Prater
Fever and Diphtheria Epidemic in Chicago
Telegraph dispatch from January 17 reports fever and diphtheria tuberculosis epidemics worsening in Chicago. Hospitals and clinics strain as cases rise. authorities warn residents to seek care and observe health measures.
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Chicago
Prest Growers Association Holds Convention Summary
A fragmented report details the Prest Growers Association convention led by President L Smith of Hood River. Officers from districts were announced and remarks addressed by R. Andersen of agriculture commissions, with transport notes and local affiliations noted.
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McCarthy
Prest
L Smith
Hood River
KR. P. Ober
Northern Pacific
Ae Wes
Convention A. Gras
Great Northern and Northern Pacific Handling Agent Contact
Great Northern Railway and Northern Pacific Express company coordinate with PPB Beidhemen and I Clark for general agent refriger ator service along the Great Northern road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
PPB
Great Northern Road
I & Clark
Northern Pacific Express Company
Permit Issued for New $60,000 Building
A permit was granted this morning for the Green trading building to be erected on the west side of Rec onday between Union and Pike ot. It will be brick, five stories, to be occupied by the Bon Marche. T. M Green owns it and William Corner is the architect. The estimated cost is about $66,000.
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Green
Reconday
Union
Pike Ot
Bon Marche
T. M Green
Wiliam &. Corner
Inauguration of Governor Cummiss in Des Moines
Des Moines reports Governor Cummiss inaugurated this afternoon after ceremony in the state capitol. Incoming administration pledges to pursue reform and fiscal stability. Governor Cummiss has roots in local politics and will lead state government starting immediately.
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Seripes Telegraph Service
Des Moines
Cummniss Wea
War on Pool Hall Gambling Started By City Police
Corbett and Truast led a raid on Oriental billiard hall at Third Bear Pike Street to crack down on gambling. Four men including Battersby, Derby and Smith were booked on charges then released on recognizance as detectives vow action to halt pool and billiard games. Officers worry boys under 18 gamble heavily, with Arthur Monroe 16 receiving a suspended sentence and Robert Cooper 15 involved. Chief Wappenstein campaigns to bar youths from billiard halls and curb petty gambling.
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Arthur Monroe
Robert Cooper
Se Enea
Wappenstein
Tita
Fey Appointed Mayor as Streets Chief Debate Rages
Mayor Moore appoints J. Poy ex president of the Carpenters Union as streets superintendent. He may replace M. T. Maloney if courts rule Walters ceased to be chief. Walters and Maloney are praised for conduct amid the dispute and no regrets are felt by either.
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Moore
J. Poy
Carpenters’ Union
M. T. Maloney
Maloney
Walters
Labor groups push election day holiday reform
Loon antowa amends by laws to make election days holidays. The move follows a resolution adopted at the state convention of the American Federation of Labor in Hellingham on January 2. Leaders expect a fuller labor vote at elections.
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Loon! Antowa
American Federation of Labor
Hellingham
Multiple Seattle area obituaries outline local deaths
Patrick Shea aged 1 died at 916 King Street yesterday. Collins Bros. handle funeral arrangements. Sarah A. Durkin aged 80 long time West Seattle resident died at home. Funeral services were at Our Lady of Good Help Church with interment at Calvary Cemetery. Barney Duffy died in Issaquah age 62 bachelor. funeral at Our Lady of Good Help. Martha K E Strain sister of J J Hiatt Beattie died at 144 Twentythird Ave. Alice Horton wife of James D Horton died at 123 Seventh Ave North aged 30 native of Indiana. Butterworth & Sons in charge of arrangements.
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Patrick Shea
King St. Yeater Day
Collins Broa
Sarah A. Durkin
Weat Seattle
Our Lady of Good Help Church
Calvary Cemetery
Colline Broa
Barney Duffy
Issaquah
Our Lady of Good Help
Martha KE. Strain
J. J. Hiatt
Beattie
Bitterworth
Alice Horton
James D. Horton
Av. N
Seattle Electric power cut leaves system largely idle
Owing to power shortages, Seattle Electric runs at minimal service with Snoqualmie power supplementing the grid this morning. The James St. cable line was down for several hours due to a water feed issue and the Interurban ran cars only every two hours on key routes.
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Electron
Seattle Rietric Company
Snoqualmie Oven
Simueae 2
James St
Ee Sete Stes
Tasemane
Reaton
Engines collide kill two train crew in Butte Montana
Two Great Northern engines of the Boston and Montana line crashed on a curve near Butte Montana. Engineer A P Dilmann and fireman G M Hollaman died in the wreck. The other engine crew escaped by jumping.
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Berippe Telegraph Service
Butte
Mont
Great Pallesaya
Boston
Death of Charles P Berger Crushed By Heavy Load
Charles P Berger a laborer died after a heavy load crushed him at Derety near Thirty-sixth and Heat Jobat. Deputy coroner's investigation followed. His body was taken to Bonny Watson morgue. Relatives said to live in Worchester, Massachusetts. He boarded at a city lodging house whose room is missing.
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Charles P. Berger
Mr. Dorety
Berger
Bonny -Watson
Worcenter
Masa
Wives of Governor Aid Pardoning of Woman Prisoner
Lillie, wife of a David City rancher, received a gubernatorial pardon for a female inmate after a lengthy petition. The prisoner, jailed for a crime tied to a $4,000 theft, has long maintained innocence. Mrs. Lillie, 87, a former dressmaker, supported the plea with a pardon request from her son’s delegation.
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Lillie
Mis
British Ship Ig “v” S TM mses FINED for piecemeal seizure
Seaman William Behmidt, 17, from Hamburg, caused a disturbance aboard the British ship Olivehand in Ceamopolian waters. He required four men to restrain him and was placed in a padlocked cell at Bellacoom under special guard. Detention at Port Townsend awaits presentation to the British council at Victoria BC.
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Wiliam Behmidt
Schmidt
Hamburg
Germany
Port Townsend
Victera
Melody Choir Petition Seeks Administrator in Superior Court
A petition filed this morning names Mra. M. Choir ap Saeed as administrator for Melody Choir's estate, asking Rev. W. G. Jones to also be appointed. Judge Yakey appointed Everett Smith as administrator after the hearing.
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Melody Choir
Mra. M. Choir
Ap Saeed
Ant Sane
SS Ee
W. G. Jones
Everett Smith
Yakey
Kerwood suit against Great Northern Railroad set for trial
The jury convened in federal court this afternoon to hear Elmer E. and Lillian Kerwood of Ballard sue the Great Northern Railroad for 50000 dollars over injuries Lillian suffered in a wreck at Sheldon station several months ago.
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Elmer E
Lillian Kerwood
Ballard
Great Northern Railroad
Sheldon Station
William Drew Divorced After Six Month Term
William Drew, noted for prior offenses, was morning divorced from his wife Mrs. Jeaste Drew by Superior Judge Yakey. The complaint cites idleness drunkenness profaneness and dissipation as grounds.
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William Drew
Columbia
Jeaste Drew
Yakey
Reward Offered in Dr Johnson Murder in Seattle
Acting Chief Grute macher of Portland reports to Seattle police that relatives of Dr Phillip E Johnson posted a $1000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the killer of Dr Johnson in Seattle on January 7.
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Grutemacher
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Phillip E. Johnson
Dr. Johnson
Jury Awards Architect Gould 4300 From Property Owner
A jury in a United States court late yesterday afternoon awarded architect A Warren Gould four thousand three hundred dollars in compensation for drawing a plane for Henry, a large city property owner, who refused payment.
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United States
A. Warren Gould
Henry
Jefferson Sails to Alaska with Passenger Gear
The steamer Jefferson of the Alaska Steamship Company sails tonight for Alaska carrying a passenger list and cargo gear. The vessel’s crew is installing a commission, and it will be the first ship on the Alaska route to tie off for fuel during the journey.
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Jefferson
Alaska Steamship Company
Alaska
Seattle
Charity Ball Planned for Mouse of Good Shepherd
The committee announces a charity ball at Chrietensel's Broadway hall on February 11 with a single ticket price of 2 dollars per couple covering admission and supper. Patronesses include Mrs J D Parrell Mrs Edmund Bowden Mrs George Danworth Mrs A Fortuis Mrs Henry Fuhrman Mrs James B Galbraith Mrs J A Mathes Mrs Phillip F Kelley Mrs Daniel Kelleher Mrs George Kittinger Mrs Frank McDermott Mrs William Pigott Mrs MH Reynolds Mrs Wm A Shannon Mrs J Sullivan Mrs G P Weston Mrs John L Wilson Mrs John Colina Mrs Samuel Crawford Mrs James D Hoge Jr Mrs F K Brreve Mrs Hervey Lindley Mrs J Pord and Mrs George M Stewart.
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Mouse of Good Shepard
Chrietensel
Broadway Hall
J. D Parrell
Mee
Edmund Bowden
George Danworth
A. Fortiouis
Henry Fuhrman
James B Galbraith
J. A. Mathes
Phillip F. Kelley
Daniel Kelleher
George Kittinger
Frank McDermoett
William Pigott
Reynolda
Wm. A. Shannon
J. Sullivan
G. P. Weston
Johnl. Wilson
John Colina
Samuel Crawford
James D. Hoge, Jr
K. Brreve
Hervey Lindley
J. ©. Pord
George M. Stewart
Savings Offer Urges Immediate Action
The message argues you should start a savings amount now to prepare for future money needs and not delay due to doubts about paying. It emphasizes urgency and suggests joining a savings plan.
River rises rapidly as rains continue in Packersburg
A report from Packersburg says the river is rising nearly three inches an hour with no signs of stopping. More rain is forecast and hundreds have already lost homes. Michael Prosoloaki and family, detained by U S immigration officers, are to be reported to Canada due to illegal entry.
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Goripps Special Service
Cincinnati
Otto
Packersburg
Michael Prosoloaki
United States
Tmmion
Canada
Railroad Case 18 Up Wheat Tariff Injunction
In federal court the injunction action by the O BR N railroad against the Washington railroad commission proceeds over the wheat rate tariff dispute. The case title centers on the rail line challenge to tariff rates and regulatory authority.
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O. BR. @ N. railroad
Washington Railroad Commission
Arie Fng
Make Money by Saving Your Dollars with a Trusted Bank
A persuasive appeal urges readers to start saving, arguing money works harder when invested. It touts the Scandinavian American Bank as a safe, conservative guardian of deposits with strong protections for depositors and branches in Tacoma. It encourages weekly savings and offers mail deposits for convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Tacoma
Bank listed Seattle address in Alaska building notice
The Scandinavian-American Bank is identified with the Alaska Building in Seattle, U S A, as listed in the OCR fragment. No further context or actions are provided in the readable text.
New Corporation Filings List In Olympia
The bulletin records filings including Kirkwood Distillery of Spokane increasing capital stock to 1 000 shares and listing officers, Star Aid Society of Beattie seeking 25 000, Seattle Realty and Improvement Co and Seattle Ore Reduction Co with 25 000 and 1 000 000 respectively, naming involved individuals. A gun retailer ad appears at 1111 First Ave.
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Olympia
Kirkwood Distillery Company
Spokane
Star Aid Society of Beattie
Coleman RK. Robinson
Petter Robinson
Paul B. Reed
Seattle Realty and Improvement Company of
Seattle
W. M. Lucas
A. B. Crosier
Seattle Ore Reduction Company of
C. J. Steeple
F. Hutchison
J. F. Niemann
W. T. Armentrong
A. &. Severance
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Gowley
WST
COV. Cummins
CL Fey
Everett
D. Heeeman
Star Special Service
Lillis
David City
Marvey Lillik
Oogoo
Sues Railroad
GAIL
New York
Beacon Hill
Renton
B Golner
Casein
Union Savings & Trust Co
Cor Geen Avenue
Cherry Street
Gantin Wash
A. L. Hall
First Ave
Columbia Canal CO
A. K. Leese
Marion Bu
A.le Hall
First Ave. Ove
Monkey
First Avenue
J. Redelsheimer & CO
Comer
Columbia St
Union Pacific
Oxbow
Michigan Avenue
Ocean
Bateman
Estelle
New Bridge
McLaughlin Realty Co
J. R. McLaughlin
American Bank
Main
van de Vanter
Starr-Boyd Building
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