Stabbing at Washington Hotel Leaves Waiter Wounded
In the dining room of the Washington Hotel Thomas Taylor, known as Cannon Wall, stabbed J. W. Halley a waiter, after an alleged five dollar dispute. Halley is wounded, Taylor escaped toward Pries t, police seeking the ex convict. Halley taken to Pacific hospital.
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Thomas Taylor
Washington
J. W Halley
Taylor
Walla Walla
Seattle
Rogues Gallery
Malley
Halley
Cannon Hall
Bailey
Pacific Hospital
Prie St
Talley
Ballard
Negro
Indow Valley
Magnolia Vl Tectives
Adame
Corbett
Jury Awards $8000 In Two Injury Cases
M W Jones received $4000 in a superior court jury award for injuries while employed by More Dros as a painter on the battleship Nebraska when he fell from a scaffold. The case may be appealed if a new trial is not granted. M W Seymour sues Meatte Lighting Co for $14000 over injuries from a manhole cover left open.
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M. W. Jones
Dros
Jones
Nebraska
M. W. Seymour
Meatte Lighting Company
Carrottton
Waste to wealth through invention of silk waste reuse
The article profiles Lord Masham and his rise from a Yorkshire spinner to a wealth creator by converting waste silk into fabric. It highlights a machine that processes discarded rubbish into valuable material, turning a heap of waste into fortune and illustrating how genius can render waste into lasting wealth.
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England
Lord Masham
Yorkshire
London
Manningham
Prayer and Warnings Over Crime in Chicago Dialogue
Odd Anglo humor and social commentary survey crime talk in Chicago. A critic muses on prayer to cure crime while a Welsh waiter lampoons superstition and a New York dinner scandal prompts reflections on sacrifice and finance.
Tidelands Sale Sparks Seattle Land Transfers
In Seattle tidelands a block 396 sale pending with Campbell Brom ownership and railroad buyers seen as likely. Transfers in South Seattle and Georgetown total about 600000 in value, with Chicago Milwaukee and Paul agents negotiating for Georgetown right of way. School election underway in Columbia from 1 pm to 7 pm, with voter districts including York Southeast Seattle and Rainier Beach. Mr. F. K. Sturtevant anticipated to win.
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Seattle Tidelands
Campbell Brom
Dututty
Seattle
Georgetown
Court House
Railroad One
Chicago, Milwaukee & &J. Paul
Horton
Take Union
Canadian Pacific
Columbia
York
Hillman
Brighton
Dunlap
Atlantic City
Rainier Beach
F. K. Sturte-vant
County auditor reports record monthly business gains
The county auditor's office processed 22 business days of activity in the past month, recording real estate deals and collecting fees totaling 4911.30. Recording fees reached 4427.30 with 146 marriage licenses at 5 each and hunters licenses 411.30, up sharply from February last year.
Indoor Meet At U Gymnasium Draws Western Washington Groups
An indoor meet is set for March 23 at the U gymnasium with participants from YMCA groups athletic clubs high schools and university students in Western Washington. The event will be strictly amateur under Amateur Athletic Union rules.
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Y. M. C. Aas
Washington
Amateur Athletic Union
Ober to Travel to Orient for Health Trip
Mina Caroline Ober head of the Spanish department at the state university will depart on the Dakota for a health trip to the Orient. Before her return in June Miss Ober’s duties will be covered by Helen Harrie who will instruct freshmen in Spanish. A local store advertises a full line of nations and general dry goods at 725 EB Pike corner Harvard Ave and Pike.
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Mina Caroline Ober
The
State University
Dakota
Orient
Argentine Republic
Helen Harrie
Miss Ober
Nations
High School Stationery & Nation Store
EB. Pike
Harvard Ave
Pike
Valencia disaster witness recounts failed rescue efforts
Logan, a government telegraph lineman, described the Valencia wreck from shore as the vessel broke up and many survivors clung to rigging and the after deck. He testified that attempts to reach the doomed with a lifeline failed, 49 people remained aloft, and a later line failed to reach the cliff edge, delaying rescue.
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Valencia
Logan
Cape Beale
Victoria
United States
Turner
Whitney
Lowen Firet
Frank F. Bunker
Wreeck
Funker
Bie
No Marriage Licenses Issued Despite Divorce Claims
County records show no new marriage licenses and no divorce complaints filed yesterday, though there are typically one to three divorce filings daily and from half a dozen to eighteen marriage licenses issued in general.
Koamos Liner Mera Heads to Tacoma Then Hamburg Run
The Koamos liner Mera sails from the waterfront tonight bound for Port Blakeley and then Tacoma to finish loading cargo. She clears for Hamburg with calls at South and Central American ports. The next Koamon liner Sesostria is due in Seattle March 20 from Hamburg and South American ports. No berth is available on the Santa Clara, which leaves tomorrow.
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Port Blakeley
Tacoma
Mera
Hamburg
Central American
Koamon
Seattle
Sesostria
South American
Santa Clara
Tomor
Steamship activity and repairs reported at Valdes and Portland
Travel north this spring may see a record breaker as passenger lists fill boats for the north unless temperatures rise by April 1. Repairs on the Portland proceed at Winslow drydock with hull painting and full machinery overhaul. Docking costs are steep, about 150 dollars per day, prompting brief drydock stay only. The Farallon is due tonight from Valdes but may not arrive before Monday. The Oregon sails to Aporta Monday with coal freight, about 159 k.
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Valdes
Trowbridge
Northwestern Steamship Company
Seattle
Portland
Winslow
Farallon
Oregon
Aporta
King Edward Takes Holiday in France and Spain Talks
London reports King Edward left for a months holiday in France. He will meet President Fallieres and King Alphonso to discuss the Morocco situation and aim for a peaceful resolution of the pending difficulties.
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London
Ward
France
Mediterranean
Fallieres
Alphonso
Spain
William
Man Rescued After Jump Into Lake Union From Latona Bridge
An unnamed man, reportedly despondent and intoxicated, leaped from the Latona bridge into Lake Union. Bystanders aided him, with Holland diving in to retrieve him after a 150 foot swim. He remained unconscious at a late hour with uncertain prognosis. The clothing lacked identifying papers.
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Lake Union
Latonta
Holland
Water Shut Off Tomorrow in West Occidental to Main District
Water will be shut off tomorrow Sunday between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. in the district west of Occidental Avenue between Main Street and Railroad Way. Repairs are planned to the area affecting water service in the specified blocks.
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Occidental
Prosecutions Likely From Walsh Note Scandal
Chicago March 2. Authorities anticipate several prosecutions as the Walsh failures prompt an investigation into the alleged issuance of a quantity of dummy notes.
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Chicago
Former Texas Governor James Hogg Dies in Houston
Former Texas governor James Hogg dies in Houston from injuries in a wreck involving the International and Great Northern line. Born Rush, Texas on March 24, 1851, he served as governor from 1891 to 1896. He faced debts tied to the railroad incident.
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Houston
Tes
James 8
Hogg
Inter- National & Great Northern
James &. Hgg
Rush
Tex
Break Out From Dakota Stowaways Escape Spotter Search
Two Japanese stowaways Hotariya and Po Name escaped from the Great Northern liner Dakota last night likely through a port hole. Customs officials conduct a wide search as the ship faces a heavy fine if the men are not recaptured. They had been held after being found on the taet trip to Seattle and were to be returned to Japan.
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Dakota
Seattle
Union et. water main contract awarded to Murritt & Goets
The board of works awarded the contract for the Union et water main at noon today to Murritt and Goets for $87,710.60.
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Union Et
Board of Works
Murritt & Goets, On
Third Party Reassignment Shifts City Election Endorsements
The Prohibition party withdraws Homer L. Hull in the second ward and endorsements shift to A G Keene to aid defeating H L Jaffe the liquor dealer. In the Eleventh ward Geo W Hill loses endorsement to Kelee as misrepresentation is alleged. In the seventh ward W Wilkin seeks Municipal Ownership ballot placement while retaining Prohibition support, leaving three M O endorsements via Prohibitionists and none for Republicans.
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Prohibition Party
Homer L. Hull
A. G. Keene
H. L. Jaffe
Geo. W. Hill
Kelee
Seventh Ward
W. Wilkin
Wilkin
Municipal Ownership Party
Prohibition
Prohibitioniste
Republican Party
Mayor Ballinger Makes First Campaign Appearance
Harry E. Wilson presided at Christensen hall Arcade block for a Young Men's Republican club meeting. Edgar C. Raine John Ripltinger HM A Ball inger Harry Carroll Scott Calhoun and George M. Walker spoke as Ballinger announced this is his first appearance in the present campaign and will address Seattle theater meeting Monday night.
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Harry E. Wilson
Edgar C. Raine
John Ripltinger
HM. A. Ballinger
Harry Carroll
Scott Calhoun
George M. Walker
Christensen Hall
Arcade Block
Young Men's Republican Club
Mayor Ballinger
Seattle
Hillman Improvement club seeks petition to grade Malin St
In Pratt's hall the Hillman Improvement Club formed a committee to urge voters to sign a petition asking county commissioners to grade Malin Street east from Hatnier Boulevard to the county road. The plan would provide easy access for the lake district to Seattle and improve the drive. A sanitation committee was told to pursue moral suasion to clean up yards and alleys, and will involve the county health officer if needed.
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Hillman
Hillman Improvement Club
Pratt's Hall
Malin St
Hatnier Boulevard
Lake District
Seattle
New World Electric Railway Plans 160 Miles Montana Line
Articles of incorporation filed for a $3,000,000 electric railway linking the New World Smelting mines in southwestern Montana. Professor G Lebrecht Tanzer, president of the smelting company, to direct and depart for Denver on related mining business.
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New World Electric Railway Company
New World Smelting Company
Montana
G. Lebrecht Tanzer
Denver
Colo
Rival Campaign Managers Clash Over Vote Outlook
Both sides claim large leads and forecast victory. Republican chair K O C Brier predicts a about 3,000 plurality for the ticket while municipal ownership chief W Harmon says a landslide with a large head-ticket win and strong backing in the north. A separate report notes counterfeiting charges against W O 7 and education address by Derb H W Smith. Piney’s Panels advertised at 106 Columbia.
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K. O C. Brier
Republican Executive Committee
W. Harmon
Municipal Ownership Campaign Committee
North End
Nouth End
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C. Daykin
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News OF the Waterfront
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Als Pak Jone
Cheng
School OF Quality
Texas
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Rand
Fastern Outfitting Co
Second Ave
Union
Kiefer
Ngs
Frank Clancy
Charles Fleming
Derb H W. Smith
Tment of Education
Ascomary
el Hedlitec
Optang
First Avenue
PAAIN
Aucio
Matt J. Johnson
Ounes
Boracie
Conti
Roger & Gallets
Quaker
Marvel
Brown
Paris Green
Swift
Mont
Quaker Drug CO
Garvey-Buchanan Company
Lumber Exchange Building
Second
Marine and Fisheries Exposition
Ofton
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