Mare Island Navy Yard Deep Water Question Raised
Senator Hale advocates examining reports on expanding Mare Island options for a deep water yard near Puget Sound, amid debates on dredging costs and feasibility. He argues the Pacific coast future naval work should center at Puget Sound, citing its natural suitability and strategic access.
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Mare Island Navy Htalee
Congress
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Puget Sound Navy Yard
Yard investment sparks debate over property value
A speaker argues against continued spending on a yard described as im property locating, calling it potentially criminal and foolish. They claim the same funds could vastly improve the Marenad yard or elevate Puget Sound as a premier project.
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Puget Sound
Weather Forecast for Seattle and Vicinity
Seattle and vicinity expect fair and warmer conditions tonight with light to fresh winds. A new policeman, Luther Newman, was appointed to the police force by Mayor M Names today.
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Vicinity
Luther Newman
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Beattie and Vicinity
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ADAMS
Blanchard
Hinckley
Hawkins v United States remanded for new trial in Alaska case
Special to the Star San Francisco June 6 The United States Circuit Court of Appeals today reversed the Alaska Superior Court decision in the action George Hawkins plaintiff versus United States defendant in error and remanded for a new trial The prior trial before Judge Noyes faced claims of jury instruction errors and court refusals The appellate opinion cites bias prejudice and partiality in the lower court proceedings and outlines the basis for reversal by the court of appeals
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San Francisco
George Hawkins
United States
Court of Alaska
United States Circuit Court
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Gilbert, Roses
Morrow
Bing
Startling charges by dead man's brother in Adelaide case
Lamar Cheadle died at Adelaide on October 6 1601. His brother Raphael Cheadle and sister Marinda Schaffer claim the estate. Coroner and Judge Tallman hear rumors of murder to gain property. A post mortem is urged to determine if poison or natural causes caused death.
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Raphael Cheadie
Mr. Pleasant
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Raphael Seantiie
Marinda Schaffer
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Tallman
Mra
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Strong
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Raphael Cheadle
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Rmetrone
Armatrone
King County Rae
Ballard
Hoye
Aberdeen
Monarch
Ote Adams
Blanchard
Talks to Surgeons Gton Dc June 1 Annual Meeting
The address to the annual meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons in Washington D C covered duties of doctors akin to army responsibilities and urged a study of scientific work. The president's party was greeted with an ovation as delegates arrived at the theater.
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D. C
Murder Over Five Dollar Debt Ends in Tragedy
In Philadelphia on June 5 Oscar Webb Sot killed his wife after she demanded overdue board payments. Julia Waller, his elderly mother, then killed herself immediately following the murder. Police report a fatal domestic dispute linked to a five dollar debt.
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Oscar Webb
Julia Waller
Dramatic Recital by Prof Frank’s Class Impresses Audience
About a dozen pupils from the advanced class of Prof Frank gave a dramatic recital on Third Avenue. Several sketches were presented with staging and strong acting. A notable feature was a Was & One-ael sketch performed with humor and vigor.
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Third Avenue
Ten for Professors by Ralphuert
Mr. Egan will give another recital later in the month.
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Egan
Mayor Humes Views Theater Seats Page in Capitol Plan
A caller quotes Mayor Humes examining a newspaper page showing a theater seat plan. The mayor clarifies he is not selecting seats for himself and passes the page back, noting a floor and seating layout for the Senate chamber in the national Capitol at Washington, D. C.
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Ansfield
National Capitol
Washington, D. C
No Delay on Tunnel Urged by Great Northern President
James J. Hill, president of the Great Northern railway, thanks Seattle Chamber of Commerce for its tunnel resolutions and states the matter is up with the Northern Pacific to proceed without delay. He notes the business community’s support and confirms the project will move forward promptly.
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Chamber of Commerce
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
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St. Paul
Minn
James B. Metkie
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Wash
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Northern Pacific Company
Jam J. Hill
Street Committee Discusses Unimportant Measures
The street committee of the council met this afternoon and reviewed several minor measures referred to the committee at the last council meeting.
Pioneers End Their Reunion at Lake Washington Banquet
The Native Sons of Washington held their third annual banquet and reunion at Lake Washington drawing large attendance. A closing visit to Mahee, home of Mrs. Thomas Burke, followed the afternoon outing. Speakers included Jud Hanford and Orange J, with many younger members present.
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Lake Washington
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Mahee
Furmer
Thomas Burke
Jud Hanford
Powell named to fill state university regents vacancy
Governor McBride appoints John H. Powell to the state university board of regents to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Judge John Po y t.
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McBride
Board of Regents
the State University
John Poyt
Teamsters Petition for Immediate Paving on First Avenue
City drivers and teamsters present a petition to the board of public works urging instant paving of First Avenue north of Pike Street. They demand asphalt for easier horse and wagon use and cite stalls and heavy loads failing due to current street conditions. And in San Francisco on June b quotations shift to December wheat at 1,110K.
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Pike Street
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Teamatere
Board of Public Works
San Francisco
Sympathy for Child Wife But None for Underwood
Aberdeen June 5. Paul Underwood traced to Westport near Grays Harbor and surrounded by officers. Sheriff Cudihee plans pursuit from Ocosta to Westport and then south along the coast, hoping to trap him before he escapes through dense timber. Nellie Underwood remains under guard in Ballard as authorities hunt for her husband and await return of officers, with public sentiment hostile toward him and some sympathy for her.
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Deming
Marshal Graham
Astoria
Huff
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Seattle
Nellie Underwood
Ballard
Alge Hallerd
Mallard Fay
Schoomies
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F Hallard
Sherif Cuudihbee
Movn South
Wood
Lay Claim to Victory in Miner Strike at Wilkesbarre
In Wilkes Barre on June 1 the strike gains more firemen engineers and pump men as leaders claim victory over operators. Non union workers are being imported yet many strikers persuade them to return home. Mines flood risk rises as water fills shafts amid tension and possible new labor arrivals from the South.
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St John Trial Admits Bank Books After Objections
In Whatcom June 5, the St John trial spent much of the day on objections to admitting the bank books as evidence. The judge overruled the objections after reviewing authorities, allowing the books to be read. Robert Muir testified about bank records showing how St John and associates used deposits to secure loans and control stock in the Scandinavian bank.
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St. John Bruce
Oleson
Stangroom
Neterer
Robert Muir
Seattle
First National Bank
John
Beattie Bank
Frigid Glances Mark Divorce Court Dispute in Ballard
John Wheatman and his ex wife Margaret appear before Judge Tallman to settle who holds Ballard property taxed by John. The feud stems from their divorce and alleged prior affair with Mary Sacher. Tension rises as they avoid eye contact in court.
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Margaret Wheatman
Tallman
Ballard
Mra. Wheatman
Mary Sacher
John
Portland
Wheatman
Me You Women’s Christian Association election outcome
At the annual meeting of the Me You Women’s Christian Association in the Firet M church officers for the ensuing year were elected. Membership rose from 100 to 800, with 10 educational classes serving 239 students. The gymnasium section enrolled 1760 members and the association ran a lunch room serving 61,576 meals. Washington report notes Alaska judicial divisions bill advances in Senate.
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Wood
G. W. Banley
Everett Smith
W. 8. Mayfield
Laura Guy
H. Merrill
Mary Dunn
Harriett Taylor
Bertha
Cora
Shank
Ular
New Interurban Cars Arrive for Seattle Tacoma Route
Three new interurban electric cars arrived at Georgetown this morning for overhaul by the Seattle Tacoma interurban line. The cars boast four 125 horsepower motors and are described as the most modern units available. New cars for city lines are expected within days. Architects plan a home for Dr Ivar Jansen on Queen Anne Hill and two residences on Thirty second Avenue near Yesler Way, plus a Twenty seventh Avenue home near Yesler Way, a residence in Nagles addition, two in West Seattle, and a store at Fremont.
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