Torpedo boat destroyers stir up trouble ashore
Mall correspondent Norman Rose reports on U S Navy torpedo boat destroyers in Pernambuco and Rio Janeiro facing harsh conditions and riotous behavior ashore. He contrasts their grim, cramped quarters with battle ships, noting crew numbers and minimal medical facilities aboard.
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Bis
Percam
Rio Janeiro
Conepis
Pernambucoom
Pernam
Apele Sam
Trinidad
Cone
Magdalena Bay
Northwest Music Teachers Organize in Seattle
Seattle music teachers formed the Northwest Music Teachers association in Johnston's recital hall. Mies Lacy K. Cole was elected secretary and the plan aims to include every music teacher on the Pacific coast. Attendees included Jas Hamilton Howe EB Myer C Kimball Edwin Cahn F F Beal Gerard Tanning Dr F W Chace Miss Coie and Miss Louise teak.
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Seattle
Northwest Music Teachers’ Association
Johnston
Mies Lacy K. Cole
Pacific Coast
Jas. Hamilton Howe
EB. J. Myer
C. Kimball
Edwin Cahn
F. F. Beal
Gerard Tanning
F. W. Chace
Misa — Coie
Mias Louise
Lodgers Refuse to Scrub Jail in Morning Standstill
Jailor Corning opened the lodgers quarters to clean the jail when seven dayshift workers refused to move and 275 sleepers remained still. Faced with no help, Corning scrubbed the jail alone as threatened to cut off breakfast if anyone complied.
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Sre
Corning
Janor Corning
Cheap Colonist Rates Westbound During March and April
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company announces spring colonist rates from Chicago to western points. Fares include $38 to Chicago to Westbound routes and $30 to St Paul Omaha Kansas City and Missouri River points, $25.60 to St Louis. Tickets available at 608 First Ave, E Bly, General Agent.
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Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
Chicago
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansa City
Missouri River
St. Louis
E Bly
Taft Spokesman For A Y P Delegation At Exposition
A_Y_P delegation urges an exposition bill before the House committee on industrial arts and expositions. Taft waves support, praising Beattie and the city profits, arguing the project aids Pacific coast interests and Oriental trade. Washington delegates back the measure.
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A.Y.P
House Committee On
William H. Taft
Prince Capid
Hawaii
Cale
Alaska
Gov
McGraw
Washington
William Jones
Chamber of Commerce of
Tacowa
George B. McClelland
Honolulu
Henry B
Corporation Counsel Calhoun Avoids Technical Tactics in Election Talks
During a candidacy filing discussion Clerk Watson asked if a candidate who did not sign his declaration could be removed from the ballot. Corporation Counsel Calhoun advised calling the candidate to sign and remedy the defect, noting the law should be liberally construed to protect every man's rights.
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Corporation Counsel
Scott Calhoun
Hester Guie
Watson
Calhoun
Gale
Mr. Calhoun
Warren
Czars Children Happy and Safe in Imperial Parade
St Petersburg dispatch reports the czar’s five children, four daughters and heir Alexis, are healthy under heavy guard. Grand Duchess Olga, 12, is bright and imaginative. Titania, Marie, and Anastasia are ages 10 and near. the state provides vast protection during their ponies and piano sessions.
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Beattie Star
ST. Petersburg
Titania
Marie
Anastasia
Neave
Alexis
Community Events Highlight Social Gatherings and Weddings
Local notices announce a Leap Year ball by the Ladies Auxiliary of A V A O H at Hibernian hall and gatherings by the Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs the Musical Art Club and the Mendelssohn Shuman program at Columbia hall. A state university informal dance and wedding plans for Miss Myen grove and Ray J. Kinnear are noted alongside Shubert Club and YMCA social events and a Kindergarten Association card party.
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Hibernian
Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs
Seattle Federation of Women's
Musical Art Club
Columbia Hall
Mins Myengrove
Ray J. Kinnear
G. Congrove
Pomeroy, Wash
Minas ¢Grove
Mr. Kinnear
Y. M
Y. M. M. A. Whist Club
Kindergarten Association
Seattle
Alexander Pan
EK. Denny Way
New England Club
Public Market Prices Today
Wholesale and retail price list for Washington market goods. Butter two pounds for a dollar, Wisconsin brick cheese 23¢ per pound, Wenatchee apples $1.50 per box, sweet potatoes 4 pounds for 10c, lace cauliflower 10–20c per head, pork tenderloin and various meats listed, dozens and pounds of eggs, dairy products, fruits, vegetables, nuts, and flowers with varied per unit prices. Includes regional items from Washington and Oregon markets with promotional specials for tomorrow.
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Washington Creamery
Esas
Oregon
California
Philberts
Brazil
Brasil
Yakima
Funeral of “Oulda” Follows by Dogs in Italian Graveyard
The funeral in Lucca follows the pitiful end of “Oulda” who died in squalor. Her body is carried to the grave by a dozen dogs she starved to feed and her faithful maid, who inherits her last manuscripts. The burial is in the English cemetery at Hagdyl di Lucca, marked only by a wooden cross.
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Pyinited
Plorenceh
Oulda
Hagdyl di Lucca
Cupid strikes again in Portland Telegram staff weddings
The Portland Evening Telegram reports Cupid's hits among its editorial staff. Eight staffers, including two society editors, have wed within a year, the latest pairing being Miss L Pearle Goulet and Frank McGettigen with Judge C A Gantenbein officiating.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Cupid
Portland Evening Telegram
Society
Little Bowman
L. Pearle Goulet
Frank McGettigen
C. A. Gantenbein
Circuit Court
Missouri Supreme Court overturns live stock free return rule
The Missouri supreme court ruled the law requiring railroads to provide free return transportation with each carload of live stock is unconstitutional.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Grocers Banquet Planned by Manufacturers’ Association
The Manufacturers' association will host a banquet at the Hotel Butler on February 20 evening. Members of the Retail Grocers' association will be its guests at the event.
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Shubert Club
Ihs
Shubert
Washington Annex
Massatte Club
Renton Hill House
Manufacturers’ Association
Butler
Retail Grocers’ Association
Punish Fraud Case Ties Duluth Election Ring
Assistant County Attorney Stevenson of Duluth arrives from Los Angeles seeking two men indicted for repeated participation in the Duluth primary of December 17. Five indictments were returned. three men are in custody and one has confessed. Authorities plan to pursue higher ups as wholesale election frauds are charged and Duluth police cooperate in arresting the fugitives.
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Stevenson
Duluth
Minn
Los Angeles
Urge Nomination of Ingraham For Seventh Ward Councilman
A long list of leading seventh ward citizens headed by Judge C. H. Hanford Clarence Hanford Co. M. Anderson BE C. Kilbourne F. M. Gaye A. 8. and E. 8. Barwell A. B. Stewart and others join in urging the nomination of BE. 8. Ingraham as the Republican candidate for councilman from the Seventh ward.
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Seventh Ward
C. H. Hanford
Clarence Hanford
Co. M. Anderson
C. Kilbourne
F. M. Gaye
A. 8
E. 8. Barwell
A. B. Stewart
Ingraham
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