Orchard Before the Grand Jury In Caldwell
Idaho reports March 1 state that Moyer Haywood and Petti challenge habeas corpus in the supreme court over detention related to the Steunenberg case. The prisoners deny illegal confinement while awaiting renewal, with March 6 set for answer and March 7 for argument. Harry Orchard, linked to Governor Brennenberg’s murder by confession, is brought to Caldwell to testify before the grand jury. Sheriff Nicholls and Detective McPartland testify, with McPartland likely occupying the day’s session.
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Idaho
Moyer
Haywood
Petti
ex-Der Steunenberg
Supreme Court
Italio
Caltwell
Harry Orchard
Brennenberg
Western Federation of Minera
Preitentiary
Caldwell
Nicholls
McPartland
Orchard
Seasion
Commercial club to plan coast state tourist travel drive
The Commercial club will meet in the Eitel building at 6 pm to discuss closer relations with the coast states for promoting summer tourism. A plan aims to gather 180 Seattle men and escort a landmark California excursion lasting ten days starting next week possibly with Governor Mead among the party to showcase Washington resources and attract eastbound travelers.
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Te Commercial Club
Eitel
Weed and Pike
Seattle
California
Mead
Washiden
February record at Clearing House hits $39.27
The February total at the Clearing House breaks a house record with $39.27. The previous daily records were surpassed several times, establishing a new high for the month. Portland dispatch notes the levte and Clark fair dissolution plan and Lewis and Clark statues funded by a 25 percent dividend.
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Clearing House
of Seattles
Portland
Ore
Lewis and Clark
Market report notes mixed fruit and vegetable prices
Bear of eastern colt mane and other stalls report fresh on hand but prices vary. Oranges from 2.75 to 2.00 per unit with scarcity noted. Bananas at 8 cents per pound yesterday and vegetables like potatoes and carrots listed with assorted per sack or per dozen prices.
Jewelry Auctioneer Arrested In Secondary Store Sale
The Zenansky, a salesman, was arrested at 2 o'clock this afternoon charged with operating as an auctioneer without a license. He was selling jewelry in a secondary store when a complaint led Officer Corning to take him in.
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Zenansky
Jerelry
Corning
Convention to discuss removing salmon duties from wardens
The state convention of county game wardens will meet in Seattle next month to consider removing care of salmon fisheries from wardens duties and making the position independent of political influence. The issue has long been desired and likely to be presented to the next legislature.
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Seattle
H. Reif
W. W. Thompson
Pierce County
P. H Seay
Kitaap
A. P. Loomis
Whatcom County
Debating Tryouts Slated for Two University Teams
Tomorrow afternoon the university hosts tryouts for two Interscholastic debating teams. Each team will be composed of three members and will debate against University of Oregon and against Idaho respectively.
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University of Oregon
Idaho
Pacific Coast Loses Torpedo Plant Refit Provision
Washington March action strikes out the $150,000 Army ton bill provision to replace the torpedo planter on the Pacific coast on a point of order today.
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Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Longane Sails for Tampa from Havana
The Longane departed Havana bound for Tampa, Florida, on March 1 as reported from the Havana desk.
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Havana
Tampa
Florida
Tests of life belts in Valencia wreck inquiry released
Official life preserver tests by the commission probing the Valencia wreck show ten belts from as many vessels were immersed at Moran Bros. Co. shipyards. Weighings before and after immersion are given with vessel names. The commission declines to state conclusions until the full report is issued. The Bertha belt absorbed about 10 pounds of water in 24 hours 11 minutes.
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Valencia
Moran Brose Co
Mr. Smith
Aes Tallowea
Commission Finishes Valencia Wreck Inquiry At Grays Harbor
Washington commission concludes field work on the Valencia disaster with testimony from W A Peters Mise Van Wyck and Johan M Cowan and George H Emerson. Emerson recommends a life saving station at Point Granville over Point Elisabeth citing coastal current and year round launchability. He links strong northerly currents to many recent wrecks along the Washington coast.
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Washington City
Valencia
W. A. Peters
Mise van Wyck
Johan M. Cowan
Tatoosh
George H. Emerson
Grays Harbor
Emerson
Point Granyville
Point Elisabeth
Granville
Washington
Defends Mullen in City Council Bid
Editor defends Frank P. Mullen Republican candidate for councilman at large. Accuses critics of misreading his stance on saloons and traffic spread, notes his opposition to gambling and slot machines. Praises protection of city interests in franchise matters.
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the Star
Frank P. Mullen
Mullen
R. Ma
Stowaways Held After Dakota Arrival
Immigration officers detain two stowaways from a Dakota arrival and hold two Japanese passengers Mr and Mrs Scinoche for further investigation of their right to land. The stowaways face removal to Japan.
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Mr. Scinoche
Dakota
Japan
March Price List Memorandum from Dover Kee Beater Ad
Advertising copy listing assorted tools and household items with prices including screwdrivers lamp burners knives emery stone and pulleys. Mentions a Beater 35 cents and a large Opal Globe 34 cents with a notice to request the March price list from 1410 Reenmd Ave.
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Secon
Labor shortage fears hit Seattle rail projects
Labor Commissioner A N Thompson warns demand outstrips supply early this season as Seattle rails plans strain manpower. Requisitions for 50 to 60 workers press the city. many seek to stay, fearing winter public charges. Wages remain largely unchanged at 25 cents hourly for common labor and $2 per day for rail work.
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Seattle
Beattie
A. N. Thompson
Moveable Homet Tagged for Lake Washington Use
The Homet was placed on a flat car at Morana shipyards weighing about 40 tons and will head to Lake Washington for the new owner J B Jones who plans to launch it at the Black River coal bunkers. Formerly owned by the Shesely Towboat company the steamer Samcon arrived with 16006 cases of sockeye salmon ending the Allen cannery season. The Marine Cooks and Stewards' meetings are held weekly.
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Morana
Lake Washington
J. B. Jones
Black River Coal Bunkers
The
Shesely Towboat Company
Allen Cannery
Union Night Gathering At The Club Room
The union hosts a meeting tonight at the club room in Colman. The steamer Nome City has been repaired after losing a blade en route from San Francisco to Seattle and will sail for this port again today. Ships anchored in Klahama Bay include Servia Beottish Locks Kilikitat and Makaweh.
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Union
the Colman
Nome City
Seattle
San Francisco
Claham Bay
Bark Servia
Beottish Locks
Kilikitat
Makaweh
Presidential Nominations for Walla Walla Land Office
The president nominated Andrew J. Gillie as registrar of the land office at Walla Walla and Jesse G. Miller of Dayton to be receiver of public moneys at the same office.
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Washington, D. C
Andrew J. Gillie
Walla Walla
Jesse G. Miller
Dayton, Wash
Gamblers Fined at Harvey Daroux Establishment
March L fans Francisco reports 241 gamblers arrested Monday night at the Harvey and Daroux place were arraigned and fined five dollars each. Daroux and two dealers received one hundred dollar fines.
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Fan Francisco
Harvey & Daroux
Daroux
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Almon
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Eiteide
Crrrury Furniture Company
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Albi
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Defiance
Bertha
Dolliver
Foraker
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Defends
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Sitka
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Jrd
Meteor
Globe Navigation Company
Frisco
San Pedro
Merchants’ Exchange
Santa Clara
Alaska
Biliner Ning Chow
Robinson Pier
A. Bridge & Co
Popular Price Clothiers
Sachs Bros
Second Ave
Bon Marche
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