Navy forms inquiry into eight deaths from boiler explosion
Washington January 18 The Navy Department began organizing a special board of inquiry to determine the cause of the boiler explosion that killed eight men in the Delaware western fleet. The board will likely include engineers from the Norfolk navy yard and crews from the Delaware South Carolina and Michigan battleships.
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United Press
Washington
Navy Department
Ot Neers
Norfolk Navy Yard
Delaware
South Carolina
Michigan
Prince to Become Broker Amid Portuguese Lineage
London jan 18 Prince MS Gael of Magansa son and heir to the pretender to the Portuguese throne and husband to Misa Anita Stewart of New York is to be a blooming stock broker in the city. His mother in law Mrs Henry Smith has bought the noble man a limited concern.
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London
Princce
Gael of
Magansa
Portugal
Vieu
Misa
Anita Stewart
New York
Spangler Reelected President of Credit Men's Group
J. W. Spangler was reelected for a third term as president of the Credit Men's Association Monday at the Arctic Club. C. E. Roberts was elected vice president, with J. Speckert secretary, R. Stacqurer treasurer, and directors W. B. Judah H. B. Pertine and D. K. Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Spangler
the Credit Men's Association
Arctic Club
C. E. Roberts
J. Speckert
R. Stacqurer
W. B. Judah
H. B. Pertine
D. K. Rich
Liquor Linked to Tacoma Man's Suicide
The coroner rules excessive drinking caused J. C. McKee 45 a Cornell graduate to shoot himself in a Tacoma room on Monday. The death is attributed to self-inflicted gunshot after heavy liquor consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
J.C. McKee
Cornell
Rail and real estate circles report large land purchase
Rumors say the Pacific Railroad bought about 30 acres of prime timber and property last week for an amount around 000. The deal, discussed in railroad and real estate circles, suggests strategic expansion by the Pacific Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pacific Railroad
Chamber backs bill to end cat operations in mining stocks
The Chamber of Commerce yesterday favored a legislative committee report proposing the abolition of cat operations in mining and stocks. The note mentions Kocian coming and the Seattle Symphony Orchestra concert in Moore Theatre on January 26 featuring Bohemian violinist Jaroslav Kocian.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kocian
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Moore Theatre
Seattle
Jaroslav Kocian
Greek Tries Death by Gas at 608 Columbia Street
Tom Sakis, a young Greek, spent his last half dollar for a room at 608 Columbia St. and attempted suicide by turning on the gas. He will recover. Actor Dick French, aged veteran actor, lying in Providence Hospital with Bright's disease, is improving.
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Tom Sakis
Columbia St
Dick” French
Bright
Biddy Doyle Back At Orpheum As Door Keeper
Axie Lindsay known as Biddy Doyle, once ill with a rare disease, has returned to the Orpheum theater where he serves as a door keeper. The item also advertises modern furnished rooms for sale at The Virgins near Westlake.
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Biddy Doyle
Axie Lindsay
Westlake
Seattle police ball set for February 21 at armory
The annual police ball for Seattle officers will be held at the armory on February 21. Previously the guards refused the use of the armory for dances but after Adjt. Gen. Lamping denied their request the police appealed to Gov. Hay, who granted it.
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Seattle
Adjt
Lamping
Hay
Butter Must Meet Government Test Despite Quality Controls
A Nebraska circuit court ruling states butter must pass government testing to meet law, regardless of a manufacturer's tester use or precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Nebraska
Gold Plate to Diva for Christmas Eve Singing
Madame Luisa Tetrazaini is to receive a gold plate from San Francisco for singing to the people on Christmas Eve at Union Fountain. She will arrive tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Coaing
Loica’s Fountain
Madame Luisa Tetrazaini
Curious fogged visage on door glass in Everett fire
Everett residents report a mysterious image of a woman's face and shoulders etched on a large plate glass door as a morning fire breaks out in a store room. No explanation offered. E. S. Stimson buys 200 acres at Derby near Lake Washington to build a country seat and vast greenhouses spanning ten acres.
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Everett Everett
Stimson
Derby
Lake
Washington
Welfare clubs form committees for broader altruistic work
The welfare committee of the Woman's Federated Clubs yesterday appointed committees to cooperate with other local societies engaged in altruistic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Federated Clubs
Snakes Shipped from Woburn for Bronx Market
Edward L. Fitch ships 178 harmless pine snakes to the Bronx where he raises snakes for market at 50 cents a head. Olympia notes open town policy allows nonunion waiters to serve delegates at tonight's State Federation of Labor banquet.
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Woburn
Mass
Edward L. Fitch
Bronx
Olympia
State Federation of Labor
Fatally Stabbed Man In Peell Incident Report
Mike Link a Polish man was stabbed Saturday night by Jack Nendowske a Russian. Link was rushed to Olympia hospital with likely fatal injuries. The piece also notes a state legislature may pass a bill to establish a uniform school system.
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Peell
Mike Link
Jack Nendowske
Link
Olympia
Prize Beauty Won By Photographer Bride Weds
London reports Ivy Lillian Close, famed as the most beautiful woman in England, has married the photographer who shot her winning images for the Daily Mirror beauty contest. The 1919 contest drew over 15 000 competitors and nine artists crowned her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa Close
Prise
Dick Gould Awarded $1000 in Damages for Hoses Incident
A jury in the superior court awarded Dick Gould $1000 for mental anguish and physical pain from October 13 when a broken Howe coupling caused Cedar River water to flood the street at the corner of Columbia Street and First Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Gould
Howe
Columbia St
Firstay
Gould
Lippitt Elected Senator in Rhode Island Session
Charles Warren Lippitt former Rhode Island governor was elected in a joint legislature session to succeed Nelson W. Aldrich as U S senator. Deputy Mark Freeman departs for Hot Springs Ark to bring back C Everett wanted for forgery in the first degree. Wedding invitations list at 119 Union Street.
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Providence
Charles Warren Lippitt
Rhode Island
Nelson W. Aldrich
United States
Mark Freeman
Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. Everett
Puyallup Boy Dies in School Boxing Session
An 11 year old student, Carl Jensen, collapsed and died of heart failure while boxing with a schoolmate in the Maplewood school basement during noon recess yesterday in Puyallup.
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Puyallup
Maplewood
Carl Jensen
Theaters Listed for Week’s Programs in Seattle and LA
A brief theater roundup highlights upcoming shows including Grand The Squaw Man in Seattle with On the Quiet, and Anita the Singing Girl in Alhambra. Also noted are Vaudeville offerings at Orpheum Majestic and Pantages venues.
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Grand
Seattle
Alhambra
Anita
Singing Girl
Orpheum
Majestic Vaudeville
Pantages Vaudeville
Schubert Club Opens Pirates of Penzance Run at Moore
The Schubert Club announces a Friday and Saturday run of Gilbert and Sullivan's Pirates of Penzance at the Moore theatre. Box office opened this morning with many patrons seeking seats. Director Pyke leads a high caliber cast in a capable production预计.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert Club
Moore Theatre
Pyke
Three Die in Submarine U-5 Sinking
Berlin dispatch reports the captain lieutenant and coxswain of the submarine U-5 died from smothering in the conning tower when the craft sank yesterday. Their bodies were recovered when the vessel was raised today.
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Berlin
Leutenant
Raise Fund to Defend Rossi Faces Extortion Charge
Friends of Carlos Rossi have raised money for his legal defense. An unidentified man left a $126 retainer at the office of John M. Day. Rossi is charged with attempting to extort $2,500 from Fred Marino of Georgetown.
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Carlos Rossi
John M. Day
Rossi
Fred Marino
Georgetown
Prices at Public Markets Show Wide Ranges in Goods
Public market listings detail prices for fish meat produce and dairy. Items include codfish at 14 to 26 cents per pound, salmon at 28 cents, Norway mackerel at various multi item deals, beef and veal priced per pound, lamb chops 12 1/2 cents, pork and corned beef by pound, vegetables such as cauliflower onions celery and lemons priced per pound or per bunch, butter near 25 to 49 cents, and assorted fruits and spices with cents per unit.
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Chineek Eemon
Norway
Washington Creamery
MacDougall & Southwick
Imperial Navnsook
ST. Gall
Madras
Earthly Courts Punish Contempt as Father Produces Son
John Lee, member of Nazarene Beet, refused to produce his son in Judge Yancy's court on truancy charges. He claimed to obey every court except a higher Supreme Heirg presiding court. Contempt danger led Lee to release his boy, ending the matter with the boy produced in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee
Nazarene Beet
John
Yancy
Lee
Judge Dismisses Recall Case Of Boobey The Beattie
The memorandum notes that the recall election postponement bid by Boobey the Beattie was dropped from the docket as Judge Hanford signed the order yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boobey
Hanford
Husband Pleads for Accused Wife in Poisoning Case
Pittsburg report says M. Strobaker, grain elevator superintendent poisoned by strychnine on January 7, recovered in hospital and urged a magistrate to release his wife who remains held in investigation.
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Pittsburg
M. Strobaker
Acquitted Man Stranded in San Francisco Faces Murder Charge
Fyaad Stranded John Pyaad an Assyrian acquitted of the 1906 murder of Leda Nichola is reported stranded in San Francisco after alleging he was sent back to the United States by Mexican detectives seeking to seize his wife. Washington dispatch notes a $2 000 000 Pearl Harbor naval base appropriation including 200 000 for a hospital. Olympia reports Gov Hay issuing a 250 reward for A A Galbraith murder arrest.
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John Pyaad
Leda Nichola
San Francisco
Fyaad
United States
Washington
Naval Base
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Olympia
Hay
A. A. Galbraith
Acme
Dies in Hospital Chauncey L. Wood of South Dakota
Chauncey L. Wood a South Dakota notable who arrived in Seattle weeks ago to support his ailing wife died Monday night at Providence hospital after an appendicitis attack. He was 59 years old.
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Chauncey L. Wood
South Dakota
Seattle
Providence Hospital
Wood
Fear 14 Are Lost on Lake Huron Ice Floes
Lexington Michigan January 18 reports say William and Howard Walker along with 12 fishermen are adrift on Lake Huron ice floes and fears are entertained for their safety.
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Lexington
Mich
William and Howard Walker
Lake Huron
Passenger Train Lost East of Chihuahua
A passenger train of the Mexican North Western road, bound for Madera, is reported lost east of Chihuahua. Telegrams received tonight confirm the incident and its passenger-filled cars.
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EL Paso
Texas
Chihuahua
Madera
Will Probe Death Of Indian Football Player George Allen
Dr. Edward P. Fick received portions of the stomach and intestines from George Allen, an Indian football player, whose death occurred under suspicious circumstances Saturday evening. He will conduct a complete investigation to determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Fick
George Allen
Gullans to Return East After Five Years in Worcester
Rev. John Gullans formerly pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church of New England in Worcester for five years will be asked to return east following an unanimous vote of his former congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
John Gullans
Seattle
New England
Wickersham roads aid for Alaska rejected by House
The House rejected the Wickersham amendment to add 50000 dollars for Alaska roads and trails to the army appropriation. Supporters expect the sum to be included in the Senate bill instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wickersham
Army
Alaska
House
Senate
Legislature Banquet Arrangements Made in Salem
Salem board of trade completes plans for a banquet honoring members of the legislature to be held in the city tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Board of Trade
Western Union Opens Bailey Building Quarters
The new Western Union Telegraph Co. quarters on the sixth floor of the Bailey building opened yesterday with a reception attended by hundreds of patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Co
Bailey Building
Chamber of Commerce opposes fireman's relief fund change
At yesterday's meeting the Chamber of Commerce disapproved of a proposed repeal that would make retirement at age 66 after 20 years of service optional. The group urged keeping the current conditions intact for fire department relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Real Estate Association to honor Frost guest speaker
State Tax Commissioner J. E. Frost will be the guest of honor at tonight's Seattle Real Estate Association meeting in the Chamber of Commerce. The event spotlights Frost as the featured speaker for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Frost
Seattle Real Eatate Association
Chamber l of Commerce
Markets and price listings for farm products and meats
The page details wholesale and local market prices for dairy meats and agricultural commodities. It lists butter varieties from Native Washington and Eastern regions, pork products, lamb, beef, and tobacco related items, with assorted ton and price notations, reflecting general market rates and variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beare Ranch
Reece
Oregon
Pape's Diuretic Promises Kidney Trouble Cure
An advertisement extols Pape's Diuretic as a quick and thorough remedy for early kidney and urinary disorders. It claims relief from backache dizziness and fatigue, warns against progression to nephrological diseases, and credits Pape Thompson & Pape of Cincinnati Ohio with reliable 60 cent treatment sold by druggists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Pape
Pape, Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
Ohio
Regal Dental Offices Ad Listing
Regal Dental Offices located at 1405 Third Avenue Northwest, near the corner with Union Street, offers dental services in a central city area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regal Dental Offices
Third Av
N. W. Cor
Union St
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Caleb Press
W. Spangler
Canadian Pacific
Wild Catters
BIG Land Sale
Lippitt
Seat Sale
United Pree
Rossa
Pike Flach Market
UAKER
Rantee
Humphrey
Borden
Pearson
the Quaker Drug Store
Pike Street
Sunset
Sweeney
Quaker Drug Store
First Avenue
Kondon’s
Dean
Imperial Cement
Atc
Universal Metal Polish
Pomade
Third Ave
Madison ST
Sunset Phone
Pasadena
Cal
Tournament Park
Solons
Frost
White Sale
Doug le
Larson’s Books
Lane
Union S&t
Post Office
Rome
Veer
Bheep
Lambs, Tb
Puget Sound
Horta
Yakimack
Kate
Ruit
Regal Dentists
Stevens
New Academy
Fourth Ay
Pine
Stoebeir Beverage
NEW York Facial Co
Arcade
Hammond Milling CO
Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc
Second Ave
Reliable Credit House
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