Chinese Prince Sees Modern American High School
About 2,000 high school students welcomed Prince Li and his delegation. Interpreter F K Teao reported praise for the U S system as the prince praised American education and science, noting he would copy details into China’s schools. He urged American study of Confucius and morality.
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United States
China
United States of America
Combasey
Great Streas
Empire
Cheng
Beattie
Prices to Be Raised at The Star Theater This Week
Announcement states Fullivan and Wil plan price hikes across Btates with seats raised to 20 25 cents and gallery B to 15 cents. The note cites higher salaries and longer runs as reasons behind the increased theater costs.
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Fullivan & Wil
Star Theater
Considine
New Machinery for Mining Building at State University
A large amount of new machinery for the mining building is to be acquired at once to complete the plant and stamp mill. The equipment will give mining students practical work opportunities in their university course.
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State University
Students in Mining School Fail to Bet All Machinery
A fragment from a mining school report notes students attempted to control or manage all machinery themselves, raising concerns about safety and supervision. The incomplete text hints at student initiative but lacks clearer outcomes or dates.
Offers to Pay Full Expenses for Crew to Compete
A plan to cover all crew expenses is discussed to invite Stanford University to race at Decoration Day, aiming to sidestep Stanford’s northern-visit objection. An anticipated three way regatta may occur between Whallington, California and Stanford University, similar to last year.
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University of Washington
Grinstead
Stanford University
Stanford
Whallington
California
Stanford Universitica
Theater warns after distributing objectionable programs
A variety theater in a restricted district distributed objectionable program leaflets. Police acted quickly and theater proprietors recalled the materials. They were warned to stop further distribution. In Washington March 1 the Chinese delegation dismissed rumors of the empress's death as unfounded.
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Ite
Washington, D. C
Mead Receives Delegation Over Fish Commission Issue
Governor Mead met a Republican backed delegation led by EB C Brier to press for J P Todd as state fish commissioner. Todd supporters cited a petition and brief speeches from local figures before Mead promised to study the facts and decide by Saturday night.
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Mead
Severnor
J.P. Todd
South
T. R. Kershaw
Waston
EB. C. Brier
Republican City Central Committee
Mr. Todd
J. H. Calvert
Ivan K. Hyland
Marry EB. Wilson
Charles 8. Gleason
Lou Smith
Jalles Redelnheimer
J. P. Agnew
J. P. Smith
Otto A. Case
Matt H. Gormiey
Frank A. Twitchell
John Kiplinger
B. C. Brier
Four Wide Overhead Bridges Proposed for Tide Flat Railroads
City and railroads reach a compromise on tide flat overhead bridges. Four bridges would span the streets with widths of 100 to 160 feet, replacing an earlier plan for three narrow spans. A right of way from Mr. Hill for Forest Street is required.
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Tide Flat
Connect
Connecticut St
Holgate Et
Foreat St
Spokane St
Hill
Forest St
Tide Flats
State rests in Claiche trial in letter evidence
A handwriting expert testified Bertha Claiche wrote letters showing affection for Ger dron until an interloper appeared. Expert William J. Gingsley testified, then the state rested and the defense prepared its case.
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New York
Claiche
Gerdron
William J. Gingsley
Bertha Claiche
Boy Missing Knapp Aged Sixteen In Northwest City
Chester W. Knapp, 16, 6 feet 3 inches, medium complexion, brown hair, dark eyes, wore a dark brown suit when last seen February 1 near Sixth Avenue northwest and Sixtieth Street, reported missing by his father.
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Chester W. Knapp
Northwest
Receiver Appointed Morning for Haggerty Quorum
A receiver was appointed in the morning for the Haggerty matter to oversee proceedings and ensure compliance with court directives. The action marks a formal step in resolving disputes surrounding the Haggerty case and assigns management responsibilities to the appointed official.
Hearing Ends as Main Is Appointed Receiver
The petition for a permanent receiver was concluded yesterday afternoon and this morning J F Main was named to oversee the company by Judge Hatch at the request of Hauer, former partner in the concern.
Vilas Takes Charge as Superintendent of the Assay Office
Calvin E. Vilas assumes the superintendency of the assay office after his appointment. Frederick A. Wing remains as statistical clerk and LL Kerfoot is promoted to chief clerk. Harvey Glenn transfers from Helena to Seattle and A. L. Johnson moves to Helena.
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Calvin E. Vilas
Frederick A. Wingie
LL. Kerfoot
Harvey Glenn
Helena
Mont
Seattle
A. L. Johnson
Nations Prepare London Dreadnought Rival and Far East Naval Move
A morning paper reports Japan plans to build ships more powerful than the Dreadnought and Germany intends large investment to improve Kaloo Chau in China as a naval base, with river boats for Chinese river navigation.
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London
A_ morning
Japan
Germany
Kalo Chau
China
Refugees Safe as American Property Confirmed
Washington March 1 Consul Rogers of Shanghai reports American property at Nachang is safe and refugees have arrived at Kiakiang confirming their safety amid the voyage.
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Washington, D.C
Mate Department
Rogers
Shanghai
Nachang
Kiakiang
Taquis on War Path
San Francisco dispatch reports that 12 days ago a band of Taquis Indians attacked Mexican workers on the Southern Pacific new Bonora branch, killing several and injuring others. The assailants drove off with five loaded provisions wagons and fled.
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San Francisco
Curaca
Southern Pacific
New Bonora
Three Drown In Tug Wreck Near Glster Mass
In Glster Massachusetts a tug named Willard struck a reef early this morning. Three of the five crew members were drowned while the others were rescued. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Glter
Mass
Willard
Warenn
Hopkins Seeks Reappointment Under Ethical Condition
United States Marshal C. B. Hopkins faces nonlobbying requirements for renewal as Western Washington district marshal. Complaints cite extensive political activity. Hopkins must relinquish ties to the Pacific State Telegraph Company and Sunset Telephone’s local branch where he acted as political agent.
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United States
C. B. Hopkins
Roosevelt
Washington
Hopkins
Mopkins
Pacific State Telegraph Company
Sunset Telephone Company
Colorado Mine Bosses Seek John for Steunenberg Murder
In Idaho on March 1 the Colorado Mine Owners association seeks 81 John president of the Miners Union. if the grand jury fails to indict, he may be taken to Colorado to face trial for the murder of Superintendent Coline at the Smuggies-Union mine in Taluride. Miller had a private interview with Orchard over the case. The Theeland jury begins testimony in the Steunenberg investigation today.
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Wdaho
Colorado Mine Owners Association
John
the Miners’ Union
Ara
Gev
Steunenberg
Colorado
Coline
Taluride
Miller
Ted
Orchard
Yester
Smith
Miller Haven
Federation
Theeland
Breunenberg
Bank clearing figures show gains over prior year
On March 1 1906 and March 1 1905 bank clearings were reported with totals of 1 786 405 58 and 903 714 96 respectively. An increase over the previous year is noted and the amount 882 781 22 appears as a comparison figure.
Texans Tonight Plan Seattle Club Meeting
Lone Star residents in Seattle gather tonight at 7:00 in the Pioneer building office of the Terre'Maverick company to discuss Texas club organization. Shawmut of the Boston Steamship company is due in Seattle from Tacoma about March 6.
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Lone Star
Seattle
Texas Club
Terre
Maverick Company
Pioneer Building
Shawmut
Boston Steamship Company
Tacoma
Governor Refuses Last-Minute Reprieve for Kid White
Olympia march 1 Governor Mead again denied a reap ppeal to Kid White who is to be hanged tomorrow White's attorney submitted Hildebrand confession claiming White did not fire the fatal shot Spokane court last minute action sought a stay of execution Attorney O'Connor to Spokane to press stay but chances are slim The governor will not intervene and the law will run its course at the Walla Walla penitentiary.
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Olympia
Wash
Mead
Kid White
White
Hildebrand
United States
Bpokane
Willam
Kid) White
Matthew Murphy
Walla Walla
O'Connor
Arm Torn Off on Dakota Oilers Ship
A Chinaman oiler aboard the Dakota lost his arm when caught by a crank in the engine room at 5 30 p m. He was thrown a distance and severely bruised. Dr. F Cook of Interbay amputated the torn arm and said there was little hope for recovery.
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F. Cook
Interbay
Riots and Naval Assignments Shaped by March Turmoil
Insley arrives to take over a U N command role amid naval reshuffles. In Springfield Ohio 28 rioters faced police court for disorderly conduct and concealed weapons as crowds fled to Dayton. Dying railroad brakeman Martin Davis identifies Dean as the shooter.
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Springfield
Dale
Ammell
Here
Dayton
Martin M. Davis
Laybourne
Davis
Dean and
Ladd
Columbus
Roscoe Ridgeway
N. H. Fairbanks
Martin Davis
Degroes
Edward Dean
Dean
Preston Ladd
Tenny Dies After Bout With Frankie Neil in San Francisco
Harry Tenny died at 7 80 this morning following a brutal beating by Frankie Neil at Mechanics Pavilion last night. He had fallen in the 14th round and succumbed to stomach and heart blows after a prior period of recovery and a sinking spell. Neil, son of Jim Neil, faced manslaughter charges as promoters and associates were arrested and bonded.
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San Francisco
Harry Tenny
Frankie Neil
Tenny
Neil
Mechanics Pavilion
Urant Av. Hamman
Harry Tennebaum
Neilie
Jim Nell
Colma
Monte Attell
Goldfields, New
United States
Jem Bowker
Nell
Johnnole Praine
Hall of Justice
James W. Coffroth
Moreris Levy
Fight Trust
Mark Shaughnessy
Bonda
Woman Leaves Hotel Owing 160 Dollars
The prosecuting attorney learned Mrs. C. D. Beott departed the Stander hotel with an unpaid bill of 160 dollars. An information was prepared charging her with defrauding an innkeeper and efforts to locate her were begun. The hotel gave no details on Mrs. Scottia or her origin, and she had not been found, having left the city by train last night.
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C. D. Beott
Stander
Scottia
Municipal Ownership Meetings Schedule And Speakers
Municipal Ownership meetings are set for this evening at Firetav and Wall Street Renton Hill Clubhouse Fort Lawton Hotel and McGee's Store. List includes Edward Brady W Harmon M J McGee W H Moore George H Cotterill Matthew Dow J H Hemer E B Button and others.
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Firetav
Wall St
Edward Brady
W. Harmon
M. J. McGee
W. H. Moore
Renton Hill
W. Wilkin
Geo. HM. Cotterill
Matthew Dow
Queen Anne
W. R. Gay
Geo. FL
Cotterill
J. H. Hemer
Geo. Iastman
W. D. Wood
C. Calderhead
McGee's Store
Keystone Av
E. B. Button
J. T. Oldham
F. A. Rust
Bank Failure in Fort Smith Claims Depositors Paid
The Southern Bank & Trust Company in Fort Smith Arkansas with capital of $600000 failed to open on March 1 but said it would pay all depositors in full.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Southern Bank & Trust Company
Capital
M Curdy Heads to Europe on European Assignment
Richard McCurdy announced he is leaving for Europe this morning as part of a New York assignment. The trip marks a significant move in his professional duties.
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New York
Richard McCurdy
Europe
Garfield Amended Report in Packers Case Testimony
Chicago March 1 One Garfield representative testified for the government noting he amended his report at the packers request before submitting it by striking a hypothetical restraint of trade scenario.
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Chicago
Garfield
Packers
Rob Store In Shadow Of The Police Station
D Scormafava a fruit and confectionery dealer at 221 Yesterday reported to the police at 7 o clock this morning that his store was entered last night and merchandise valued at 20 was stolen. Seven dollars in cash was also missing. The store lies close to police headquarters and officers on patrol did not notice any disturbance.
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Rob
Police
Battle with a Mud Shark Captured by Northwest Workers
A crowd of JEF employees battled a large mud shark on tideflats south of the city. W M Milne led the confrontation using crowbars and other tools as the shark died after a 20 minute struggle. The creature, said to be the largest mud shark captured in the northwest, looked imposing yet showed no appetite for humans.
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JEF
Fox
Leviathan
Saw Worka
W. M. Milne
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Cen Basay
Sail Ren
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Ralater Club
Prince Teal Teeh
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Spokane
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Insley
NEW Man
B. M. Addison
H.R. Insley
Mel
Minneapolis
Addison
Virginia
Kaness
Naval Department
Navy Yard
Htanaie Weil
Pop
Ular
M. C. Meetings
Arkansas Bank
M'Curdy
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