Boycott Efforts Rise Over Prye-Fruthn Packing Company
Local butchers union awaits an organizer from the International Butchers' Union as talks sour and a new boycott campaign unfolds against Prye-Fruthn Packing. The dispute centers on an open shop policy and alleged bad faith since the last settlement, with the plant reportedly employing mostly non union workers and the union claiming violations of the agreement.
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Butchers
International Butchers’ Union
Seattle
Prye-Fruthn Packing Company
Western Central Labor Union
Frm
Ihe
Meat Cutters’ Union
N. H. Hoffman
Frye tHruhn Company
Frye
Butchers Union
American Federation of Labor
Bookane
H. Frye
Prye-Trubn Company
Wan Not
Union
Seattle Hotel Owner Plans Heavy Damages Suit Over Tunnel
Anton Stander announces the owner of the Stander hotel at Fourth Avenue and Marion Street will sue the city for about 100000 dollars claiming Great Northern tunnel work damaged the foundations and cracked walls. He says the hotel, valued at around 260000 dollars, will never be what it would have been and that city inspectors failed to prevent the harm. He will seek compensation from the city, not the railroad, and vows to proceed with legal action regardless of an offered 10000 dollar settlement.
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Seattle
Stander
Fourth Avenue
Marion Street
Great Northern
Star Today
Anton Stander
Orrat Northern Railroad
Man cites protracted debauch leading to divorce
Harry Wright tells his lawyers that since their marriage last March his wife Mrs Coet Wright has been drunk nearly constantly, abusive, and has beaten him. He filed a divorce complaint in superior court seeking relief.
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Harry Wright
Coet Wright
They shot to kill in Corsicana duel
In Corsicana a duel between Tim Wooten and Constable Granthal using a shotgun and sun shooters left Granthal with both hands torn off and Wooten mortally wounded. Two spectators were seriously injured.
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Hourton Texan
Tim Wooten
Winchester
Corsicana
Granthal
Riot at Chicago ball game injures workers and police
A riot near the stock yards during a baseball game injures one policeman four Black strike breakers and two strike sympathizers. The melee involved knives and a revolver, with over 1,000 spectators watching. Several victims are in serious condition and unions deny backing down amid plant disruptions.
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Chicago
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger
DelTees
Williem Darant
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Last Rites for Dr Frantz H Coe Held at Home
Funeral services for Dr Frantz H Coe were held at his family residence at 4 PM conducted by Dr M A Matthews and Rev J P Llwyd. The body will be shipped to Portland at 7 PM for cremation under C M Coe. The sermon praised Dr Coe as a devoted physician, husband, and father and noted his charity and dedication to public service.
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Frante H. Coe
Coe
Faet Alpha
Thirty Seventh Avenue
M. A. Matthews
J. PD. Llwyd
Dr. Coes
Portland
C. M. Coe
Dr Coes
Matthews
The
Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
Ice strike ends in near unanimous vote to return workers
The ice workers union voted to call the strike off after companies promised to rehire all union men and end the local boycott. Managers vowed to readmit those deemed competent while others may be weeded out. the engineers union remains unrecognized and wages stay the same.
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Hhe
Brown
Chippeck Fish Company
Engineers Union
Beatte Ice Company
Al-Ki Steamship Fined for Unloading Foreign Coal
The Pacific Coast Steamship co steamer Al-Ki was fined by customs authorities on her voyage to Alaska for unloading four cargoes of coal at Nanaimo cannery without a proper permit. Inspector M Bridge filed the charge, and the fine, levied for violation of the customs law, was paid at Juneau.
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Alaskan
Columbia Cannery
M. Bridge
Nanaimo
Juneau
German submarine and Russian torpedo boat sunk at Vladivostok
A reliable source says a German submarine and a Russian torpedo boat struck Russian mines off Vladivostok and were sunk with their crews lost. Also reports a deadly collision on the Texas Pacific near Lankin killed two youths and injured seven. A London official says Mrs Maybrick may be released on Thursday, anniversary of her trial start. Three men believed drowned in Lake Union prior fishing trip have been located alive.
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James Kiely
J. W. Sweeney
Bricka
John Hunter
Grant Baker
Samuel Wood
William Riley
Donnelly
Butchere Union
St. Louie
Beef Trust
St. Louie Trust
Philadelphia
ST. Petersburg
Vladivostok
Fort Worth
Texas
Texas- Pacific
Lankin
Glen Geanewell
John Marr
London
Home Office
Lake Union
Move Made At Last In Whittlesey Case
The Star notes delays in the Whittlesey county case. Special Judge Tucker and Judge Bell’s chambers handle a motion for a non-suit after seven months with witnesses and exhibits, while the court records lack a filed motion. Prosecutor Meetz and defense counsel clash over the suit's status. a decision is expected in a few days.
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Whittlesey
Whittierney
Bondamen
Wiimen Gggemma Cg
Tucker
Firant
Beott
Ape Ba
More Gold Arrives as Humboldt Ship Returns from Skagway
The Humboldt steamship brings $150,000 in Klondike gold consigned to Alaska-Pacific Express. Passengers report continued favorable news from Skagway about Tanana district prospects, with Koas Higgins official Haraden noting Tanana camp potential but likely overrun next season and optimism tempered by danger of a stampede of hopeful miners.
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Mumboldt Steamship Company
Humboldt
Skagway
Lynn Canal
Alaska-Pacific Express Company
Klondike
Tanana
H Mallingtine
Hur
Tanana prospects seen by Haraden optimistic
Mr Haraden predicts strong Tanana future as a center for civilization products, noting high costs and large crowds likely before winter. He foresees about 200 people present this season and at least 2,000 timing out for winter, with hopeful outlook for long term development.
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Thermreiven
Haraden
Vyeara
O. G. T. Convention Opens in Seattle
The four day session of the grand lodge of Washington Independent Order of Good Templars opens this evening at Masonic hall Gee ond avenue and Pike street with an official reception. Regular business starts at 9 oclock tomorrow. the session closes Friday with a farewell social program.
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Grand Lodge of Washington
Independent Order of Good Templars
Witho O&cial Peseion
Masonic Hall
Geeond Avenue
Pike Street
Seasion
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