Beattle Wrestler Franklin Faces Grant At Egan Hall
Charley Franklin known as Beattle meets W Grant the Oregon giant at Egan's hall Arcade building tonight in a highly anticipated bout. The card opens with Juline Johnson defending coast title against Jack Richards with both at 158 pounds. Frank Vance of the 8 A C will referee the matches.
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Charley Franklin
W. Grant
Oregon
Egan's Hall
Franklin
Grant
Juline Johnson
Middleweight Wrestier
Pacific Coast
Jack Richards
Frank Vance
Wisconsin public to publish directory of former enst Wine Wisconan
A local effort in Wisconsin plans a directory of all former residents, compiling names from the state’s past. The project will reference the last convention held in the state and will be presented at the A P exposition.
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Wisconsin Pulb
Hair Growth Claims Advertised at Local Hotel Corner
An advertisement touts hair growth for bald heads with a promise of full growth up to four inches and mentions a location at the corner of Western and Pike near Hotel Pike. The text includes garbled contact details and price hints.
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Pike Corner
Pike
Children Die in Fire at Kendall Home in Dunbar
A.P. dispatch reports poor Kendall family killed in a Dunbar house blaze caused by a gas heater left on overnight. Kendall and his wife were cut by broken glass and injured by falling from a second story window. Fire destroyed the residence and the children perished in the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
A.P
A. M. Kendall
Kendall
Torpedo Boat Hopkins Ordered For Coast Cruise
Received here that the torpedo boat Hopkins at Mare Island has been ordered toward Beattle and Puget Sound for a cruise. The small craft will begin northward in a few days. Winter weather may affect the trip.
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Navy Yard
Pught Bound
Jan
Hopkins
Mare Island
Beattle
Pugit Sound
Nugget for A Y P Valdez Copper Carriers Largest Piece Found
A 6,000 pound native copper nugget from Chitina country is contracted to be transported by FF Mitlaed to Valdez and landed at the wharf by July 1 for 1400 dollars. It will go on exhibit and then be kept by Beattie as a permanent Alaska copper resource advertisement.
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Valdez
FF Mitlaed
Chitina
Valdes
Beattie
Alaska
A Copper Resources
Man Charged in Three Horse Theft Case
Complaint filed by W D Maddock accuses Walter J Larnach Allan William White of stealing three horses from Renton Junction pasture on September 22. Larnach found with the horses in Chehalis on September 26. The horses belonged to Union Stables of the city. Larnach is in Walla Walla awaiting capture and return to the city.
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W. D. Maddock
Walter J. Larnach
Allan William White
White
Renton Junction
Larnach
Chehalis
Union Stables
Thie City
Walla Walla
Merchant Marine urged in Washington speakers week
A New York society leads a week of speeches in Washington to renew interest in the merchant marine. Representative Humphrey opens Monday, John Barrett of the International Bureau of American Republics speaks Tuesday, with others to follow.
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Washington, Jan
Thie
New York
Humphrey
John Barrett
International Bureau of American Republica
Pioneer of Snohomish County Dies at Providence Hospital
In nears Maurice Cathcart, a Snohomish County pioneer, died last night at Providence hospital at age 41 years. He had accumulated considerable property and was among the county’s wealthiest men.
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Inne Cathcart
Snehomiah County
Providence Hospital
Snohomish County
Steamboat Fares Revised On Beatt Victoria Run
With the withdrawal of the Dig steamer Chippewa and the Whatcom’s return to the Beatt Victoria route, the C. P Kh resumes the standard rate of $2.00 on Princess boats on the same line. A new 86 cent round trip fare is set to take effect tomorrow.
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International Steinwehip Company
Whatcom
Victoria
C. P Kh
Mrs McDonald Named Stenographer for Superior Judges
The county commissioners yesterday appointed Mrs M. P. McDonald as stenographer for the superior judges. She will prepare decisions and perform other court business tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. McDonald
Raven Drug Co Sends Message on Price and Quality
The Raven Drug Co advocates value through a superior price to quality mix. It states it values patronage and will not compromise on the quality of goods sold. Address given: 1416 Second Ave.
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Raven Drug CO
Second Ave
Blosson and Sutton Duel for Billiard Title in New York
In New York at Madison Square Garden, Blosson defeated Blosson and Sutton clashes on record shows Sutton beating Morningstar for the 14.2 title earlier, with Hoppe, Demarest, and Behafer achieving noted scores and records across Chicago and New York venues during the past year. Willie Hoppe posted $1000 for a match with Button.
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New York
Madison Neaoere Garden
George Blosson
George Buttons
Gatton
Blowson
Philadelphia
Hoppe
Demarcat
Chicago
Marchlle-Behaeter
Koppe
Demarest
Demareret
Sutton
Behaefer
h—Demarent
Internatent
Slawson
Willie Hoppe
Button
Senator Polson Presses for Full Investigation
Olympia July 27 Senator Polson of Chehalin insisted on probing the supreme court the Insurance Commissioner and legislative conduct. The measure failed for broad scope but Polson vows to press the issue again. He is described as a rugged self made lumberman with Nova Scotia roots and Scandinavian upbringing who embraces risk and public scrutiny. The piece notes fraternity favors such as telegraph franks and free Olympia beer have been alleged. Emperor William birthday reception noted at 167 Dorrell Drive and James M Guffy named to the Democratic National Committee in Harrisburg.
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Olympia
Polson
Chehalin
Supreme Court
Hhis
Shively
Senator Poleon
Washington
Senate
Congress
Secret Service
State Capitol
Judge Root
Kaiser Han
Emperor William
Alfred Geiesier
Mra. Geissler
Dorrell Drive
Conductor Grievous Arrests in Portland Theft Case
A. Gray, once a street car conductor in Portland, was arrested by Portland detectives on embezzlement charges filed by the Portland Traction Company. Gray confessed guilt but could not state the theft extent. He says he will return to Portland for trial and is held as officers arrive.
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A. Gray
Alles Siiney Bini
Portland
Ore
Griffith
Larounge
Portland Traction Company
Charter Tenpent
Gray
Portland Street Car Company
Seattle Spa
Meattie Electric Company
Wan
Foon Traction Company
Jali wAtt
Steamer Actia Heads to Tacoma With Large Cargo Load
On the front page the steamer Actia departed last night for Tacoma after loading 908 tons of general cargo. She will take 53 006 tons at Tacoma, a load far larger than typical for a single voyage from that port. The Jupiter also set sail today with 3 800 000 feet of lumber and the Kyance collision case is noted with a bond filed.
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Actia
Tacoma
Jupiter
Kyance
Hellingham Y
U. & Life Saving
Manning
Ihet
Port
Burglar Tries to Enter House in Harvard Avenue Neighborhood
Mrs John M Hubbell reports a Tuesday night attempt at her home on Harvard Avenue North with a first floor window broken and a scream that deterred the intruder A stone wrapped in old stocks was later found under the window Officers investigated but the burglar escaped Mrs Welton sues for divorce claiming her husband Herbert A Welton has been declared insane three times.
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John M. Hubbell
Harvard Ay. N
The
Star
Uiles
Hubbell
Helen J. Welton
Herbert A. Welston
Mulk of Wreck Sold Near Long Ef
The hulk and remaining cargo of the French ship Allee were sold by J. K. Barnaby, an agent for the owners, to Adier of Portland. The sale price was 4241. The crew and captain were shipped from Portland Company for Paris at the French government’s expense.
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Long
J. KR. Barnaby
Relic of Indian Race Dies Today
An elderly Clayoquot woman known as Indian Lucy died in a sandspit hovel at the foot of Wisconsin Street. She had came to Beattie to see friends after more than 20 years and passed away while visiting on the sandpit. The body rests at Butterworth & Sons undertaking, with no funeral plans announced. A Steamer Cyclops brought cargo from the Orient and then went to Tacoma.
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Lucy
Wisconsin Street
Beattie
Sanda Pit
Butterworth & Sons
Woman Seeks Refund After Paying Employment Agent
Mrs. L. O. Hamilton of Seattle spent her last penny on an employment agent in Sultan Washington to support her son. She writes to D W Lyman of the city free employment bureau requesting a refund of $4 paid to Ladies Employment Headquarters claiming a refund guarantee if no job was found. The stated address 1203 Thirday is invalid and the manager is said to be in Olympia with no trace of the company. Hamilton, a widow, has found temporary work for a few days and the case is being pursued to locate the manager and recover the money.
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L. O. Hamilton
Seattle
Sultan, Wash
D. W. Lyman
City Free Employment Bureau
Ladies’ Employment Headquarters
Mig. Hamilton
Olympia
Hamilton
Briefs by Wire: Shipments, Bills, and Local Decisions
Tampa shipper William Jennings Bryan and wife sailed for Cuba. A senate bill proposes buying a $20000 Abraham Lincoln painting. Dr J A Ghent seeks $200000 for a state tubercular sanatorium. bill sent to appropriation committee. A public march plan forms in Bellingham. Olympia hosts legislative ball at Tumwater club. Wenatchee votes to end saloon licenses. Spokane sees M J Gordon arraigned in a Great Northern embezzlement case. pleaded not guilty. trial set for March. bonds fixed at $20000.
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Tampa
William Jennings Bryan
Cuba
Washington
Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Olympia
J. A. Ghent
Bellingham
Tumwater
Wenatchee
Spokane
M. J. Gordon
Great Northern
Battleship Cruise Surprises World
Washington January 27 Rear Admiral William H Emory commander of the second squadron of battleships on a round the world cruise said the fleet has benefited the United States by visiting waters of all great nations He was retired for age
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Washington
U. P
United States
W. H. Emory
Emory
Unclear naval orders retold in fragmentary note
Fragmentary account notes Rear Admiral Schroeder taking command turnover and ship movements aboard the battleship Low before returning home to Washington.
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Schroeder
China
Kang
Low
Washington
Soldier fined for shooting seagulls near Fremont
A former soldier, Hoffman, was fined ten dollars for shooting seagulls near Fremont. He claimed ignorance of the law as Deputy Sampson and Police Pat James Doom presented the case before Police Judge John Gordon. City Attorney Ellis DeBruler urged reducing the fine to five dollars, and the final amount was set. Lucy LeBlanch alias Ludovic was released on bonds after being held on a harboring an alien woman for immoral purposes.
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Fremont
W. H Bman
Sampson
James Doom
Hoffman
John Gordon
Ellis DeBruler
Lucy LeBlanch
Ludovic
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J. W. Grant
Colman Docks
Puget Sound Navy Yards
Knosher’s
James
Grace Kitt
Knosher
A.Y.P
Sellers
Sanitaire
UNION
Hoosier
Blosson and Sutton
Morningstar
Qim Schaefer
George Wisson
Rpie Masee
Senator Polson
T. J. Dillon
Nova Scotia
Deadwood
Arizona Desert
Geronimo
Mexico
Guffy
Harrisburg
James M. Guffy
Democratic National Committee
James Kerr
Chas
Falk
Neah Bay
Puyallup River
Titan
Orient
Sound
Miscourian
San Francisco
Melville Dollar
Mukilteo
Cordova
C. Osborn & Co
Cyclops
Porcupine
H. M Kerrin & Co
Scheverman Eee
John
NION
Messanine Fiver
Wey
UIS
Second Avenue
Sultan
Sunset Main
Ind
York Box
Luonch
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