Hour with Governor Cosgrove reveals resilient vow to govern
K C Br eaton recasts a visit aboard Cosgrove’s private car as the governor reflects on his battle with illness and insists he will soon return to Olympia as governor. He recalls youth in Pontreye and vows to be the boss while preparing to sign papers, including appointing Howard as private secretary. Mrs. Cosgrove pledges to bring him back strong.
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Governor Cosgrove
Cosgrove
Ile
Washington
Ponterey
Howard Cosgrove
Howard
gov _ernor
Legislative Hall
Olympia
Mayor to sign two ordinances on Rainier J street franchises
Miller expects action on two Seattle rail franchises today as a court restraining order may delay signing. The Seattle Electric Company seeks a Bearus Renton & Southern line parallel to tracks while Genesee street expansion is also debated. If the order dissolves, the mayor will align the measures before midnight. Beattie Electric faces a bid dispute amid possible injunctions and litigation over construction.
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Miller
Rainier J Street Railway
Seattle Electric Com
Bearus Renton & Southern
Friends of
BE. C. Ewing
Corporations Committee
Beattie Electric Company
Matron Battles With Mad Woman at County Jail
Mary E. Johnson, arrested for acting queerly on the street, caused a disturbance upon being jailed. Matron Mise M. K. Young wrestled with the insane woman as deputies rushed to assist. the struggle ended without injuries after authorities secured control before 3 o clock yesterday afternoon.
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Mise
M. K. Young
Mise Young
Mary E. Johnson
Miss Young
Beattie hotel project in Seattle moves forward
Plans to refit and reopen the Beattie hotel in Seattle proceed with Ed Gaffney and Collins estate managers signing yesterday for a new lease. Previous bids to secure the building were rejected.
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Beattie Hotel
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Mogtha
Mt Ed
Gaffney
Cecii
San Francisco
Ors
Collins Estate
Court to Decide Liability in Seattle Water Bond Case
Mandamus proceedings question whether the city of Seattle can be liable for a $15,000 balance to a contractor after Ballard’s annexation. The court’s ruling will determine if the city must pay the remainder for a water supply contract.
Threats against U S District Attorney in Los Angeles
Detectives investigate letters threatening to kill United States District Attorney Ovear Lawler. The notes target the attorney who ordered the capture of imprisoned Mexican revolutionists, referencing Heney and warning of harsher consequences. A likely rabid sympathizer is suspected.
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Los Angeles
U. P
United States
Ovear Lawler
Heney
Patriota
Plumber Rescued After Poison Attempt in Wear Seattle
In a despondent act Charles Mulligan a plumber from Wear Seattle near Lona park tried to swallow poison early this morning. Dr Ganaway quickly intervened and saved him. Mulligan was taken to a hospital where doctors expect a full recovery.
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Charles Mulligan
Wear Seattle
Lona Park
C. A. Ganaway
Mulligan
Northwest Grid Star Fred Norcross Offered Alabama Coach Post
Fred Norcross Jr a noted Northwest figure and former Michigan quarterback has been offered 4000 to coach the University of Alabama. His friends say he is likely to turn it down.
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Ore
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Fred
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Northwest
Michigan
Oregon Agricultural College
University of Alabama
Nortress
Railroad Conductor Injured In Icy Walla Walla Fall
Walla Walla January report says railroad conductor Charles A. Snider fell on an icy sidewalk en route to his train and sustained a dislocated hip. He has endured multiple injuries from prior wrecks and shoveling accidents, totaling six incidents with long hospital recoveries. Ship movements and a clearance sale at Johnston's are noted in the same dispatch.
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Fremont
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Starbuck
Missoula
Snaider
Ler
Boxing Card At Dreamland Features Notables Tonight
In San Francisco promoters unveiled top bout lineup for Dreamland tonight after several fighters withdrew. Scheduled are Jerry Mustain against Olliegh for ten rounds, Jimmy Walsh versus Jimmy Reagan for twelve, and Kid Harrison against Low Powell for fifteen.
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U. P
Dick Hyland
Bill
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Dreamland
Jerry Mustain
Olllegh
Jimmy Walsh
Jimmy Reagan
Kid Harrison
Low Powell
Robinson to sue papers for libel in Panama canal articles
Washington January 29 It was announced at the White House that Douglas Robinson brother in law of President Roosevelt has decided to become a complainant in a proposed prosecution of the New York World and other newspapers for alleged libel over articles about the United States Panama canal purchase.
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Washington
U. P
White House
Douglas Robinson
Roosevelit
New York World
Hibel
Panama Canal
United States
Millionaire Working For 100 A Month In Olympia
Acting Governor M H W Hay earns 100 dollars monthly while discharging chief executive duties during Gov. Congreve's disability. He jokes that the sum seems large yet notes higher costs, while Senator Ruth earns ten dollars daily for the session. The piece contrasts salaries with janitors and clerks.
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Olympia
M. HW. Hay
Congreve
Mr. Hay
United States
Hay
Senate
House
Cheap Colonist Tickets on Oregon Railway Route
Tickets for cheap colonist travel westbound on the Oregon Navigation Company's scenic line will again be sold in March and April. Fares from Chicago are $23 to St. Louis $80.50 to Omaha Kansas City St. Paul and all Missouri River points $25. Deposits are taken at Union Ticket Office No 608 First Ave EB Ellis General Agent.
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Navigation Company
Chicago
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Omaha
Kansas City
St. Paul
Missouri River
Union Ticket Office
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