Gambling to resume in Beattie despite two month ban
Beattie gamblers plan to reopen tonight at four major venues including Standard, Whitehouse, Clancy's Place, and possibly the Horseshoe. Police Chief Reed warned violators will be punished, with a return to the old monthly fine system for gambling offenses.
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Beattie
Btar
Standard
Whitehouse
Clancy
Reed
Star
Heed
Mare
Wan
Victoria rejects railway ferry subsidy bid
Victoria voters resoundingly defeated a plan to subsidize a Victoria Port Angeles railway ferry for 19 years. The move aimed to boost trade and rival Vancouver but failed, leaving Victoria perched on its historic trade niche rather than expanding connections. The day also carried news from London where Ambassador Choate attended a royal box scene as English university spectators cheered Yates and Harvard among others.
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Victoria
B.C
The
Star
Mainland
Port Angeles
British Columbia
Vancouver
B. C
Vittoria
Madson Bay
Pacific
London
Choate
Royal Box
of Wales
Peake
of York
Yates
Harvard
English University
Strike winds down in New York as workers return
Gen Master Workman Parsons reports Brooklyn and Manhattan strikes nearly finished. No further callouts planned and health care services operate on schedule.
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New York
Parsons
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Six Italians lynched in Tallulah Louisiana
In Tallulah Louisiana six Italians were lynched Thursday night for an assault on Dr Hodges a prominent physician. Bodies were strung from trees and riddled with bullets. The Italian charge d affaires reported five Italians killed previously and asked protection for others in danger. Secretary Hay promised an investigation and a telegram was sent to Louisiana’s governor to safeguard Italians.
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New Orleans
Tailluinh, Jr
Assanl
Hodges
Washington, D. C
Tallulah
State Department
Hay
Louisiana
State Department Adomnia
Preparing the Garonne for Manila Voyage
The big steamer Garonne arrives in port at 7 am from Vancouver and moves to Moran's wharf for overhaul. Machinists and carpenters begin work for the Manila trip with focus on the machinery and new valves. The vessel’s appearance changes as the yellow smokestack is painted black and the white bridge canvas is updated to dull yellow.
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Garonne
Treanspetta
Seattle
Philippines
Vancouver
Moran's Wharf
Manila
Alliance Steamer Alliances for Alaska Freight and Passengers
The steamer Alliance sailed for St Michael with heavy freight and about 12 passengers after a two day delay for loading. Next week larger steamers Roanoke and Laurada are set to depart for Beattie Yukon runs with substantial freight and passengers. Mr. T. Ho Kempster will become freight clerk on Beattle No. 8 during the summer and possibly winter.
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Alliance
St Michael
St. Michael
Roanoke
North
Vancouver
Laurada
White
Mt. Michael
Beattie Yukon Company
Michael
Englishmen Victorious in Intercollegiate Meet
London reports Harvard and Cambridge athletes excelling in sprints and field events. Quintin of Harvard won the 16 yards dash, Boal captured hammer, Hunter took the mile, Fox the hurtle, Graham the half mile, Davidson the quarter, Rice the high jump, and Workman the three mile. Englishmen edged ahead by one point.
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London
Quintin
Harvard
Thomas
Boal
Hunter
Cambridge
Fox
Graham
Davidson
Rice
Workman
Judge Orange Jacobs to Let Attorneys Decide Case
The judge said he would not respond personally to attacks in the Post-Intelligencer. He placed the matter in a prominent local law firm’s hands and will abide by their judgment. He will not name attorneys or compromise the P I case. A post office order directs Manila volunteers’ mail to be held in San Francisco.
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Peror Court
Post-Intelligencer
P.L
P.I
Manila
San Francisco
Philippines
Midnight pledges and royalist plots in tumultuous scenes
Paris awaits news as Napoleon heirs and friends speculate on the French throne. In Indiana Epworth crowds attend prayer meetings and assembly events. Mexico reports a lynching and alleged stake burning of Frank Fumabtree after assault charges. Justice Cann refuses bail for Lyte despite an earnest plea by attorney Frank J WIestling.
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Paris
Cear
Louis Napoleon
Napoleon
Huesan
Prench
Indiana
Epworth
Francisco
Justice Cann
Frank Jt Wiestling
Dore
Lyte
Judes
Mr. Welstiing
Bricker
Judge Cann
Whetling
Mysterious Fire Alarm Triggered by Substitution
Last night a false fire alarm rang from Seventh Avenue and Pike Street but found no blaze. Oilerman F C Beckenieta Sa8 was suspended for neglect after it emerged a man used his keys to trigger the call while Beckenieta took a brief rest. The substitute worker had served about a year in the force and sent the false alarm.
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Seventh Avenone
Pike Street
Oilerman F.C. Bekenieta Sa8
Briekenbers
Lawyers Threaten Strike For Higher Wages
Rumor says Knot lawers plan a strike next Monday to demand wage rise from 225 to 254 per day. The mill employs about two sawyers in Ballard Washington the day before.
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Ballard
Waeh
Btar
Knot
Mille
Miners Face Crude Rescue After Rock Fall
Thirty Coppantiver miners arrived aboard the steamer City peeks with a grim tale. A. Krauft of Portland Oregon was pinned by a rock fracture to his groin after a jar from a mount cracked. His comrades freed him, he was moved to the coast and sent to hospital for several weeks of care. No gold was found during a year and a half in the country.
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Portland
Iate
Bien
Krauft
Kissing bug on the move toward Puget Sound
A playful but pointed Chronicle piece tracks the so called kissing bug as it travels from Ohio toward Washington state. It jokes about lingering in South Dakota and Tacoma while noting Seattle will not welcome the visitor. The item suggests legal action if needed and includes a drawn likeness from an Ohio paper.
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Atlantic
Ohio
Toledo
Cineinnati
Washington
South Dakota
Puget
Tacoma
Seattle
Puget Sound
Cann
Town News Roundup of Local Obits and Appointments
George G McConnell age 1 died at 704 Maynard avenue his remains will be shipped to Whitehall Illinois for interment. J B C Lockwood appointed administrator of Hugh Foy estate bond 44000. Wm H Benson named administrator of Thomas Fisher estate bond 500. Will of Conrad Row filed for probate along with wills of Hans K Hadenfeld and Cecilia Claussen sole legatee. Justice Cann discharged J C Fuller for embezzlement. H C Pigott returns from Spokane reports Seattle plant improvements and The News South Seattle weekly launched with editor WH Warren. Fire first Lieut J L Mughen arrives for enlistment period. L B Beebe named Union Pacific traveling agent for Seattle territory.
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George G. McConnell
Maynard Avenue
Whitehall
Moore
Wm. H. Benson
Thomas Fisher
Conrad Row
Hans Dr. K. Hadenfeld
Cecilia M. Claussen
Charles Dine
Jusuke Hamada
C. ©. Kamata
Dine
Justice Cann
J.C. Fuller
L. Dreyfoos & Co
Dreyfoos & Co
Fuller
H.C. Pigott
Spokane
Seattle
WH. Warren
J. L. Mughen
Ll. KB. Beebe
Union Pacific
Portland
Mr. Beebe
Adama Express Company
Dawson
San Diego Prospectors in Klondike Die of Exposure
News from the Klondike reports nine of a party of fourteen from San Diego died from sickness and exposure in an isolated northern region. Two survivors arrived to relate the harrowing expedition and the search for gold in the frozen north.
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Victoria
B. C
Speecal
San Diego
Cal
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