Heinze and Associates Plan Seattle Bank Opening
The copper magnate F. Augustus Heinze with partners W. McC. White and H. I. Wilson aims to open a Seattle bank by First Ave and Madison St in the Cohen-Drew building. Attorney M. M. Joyce for Heinze kept silent as bank talks intensified, hinting a new feasible venture rather than a buyout.
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Heinze and Associates
Seattle Bank
Copper King
F. Augustus Heinze
W. McC. White
H. I. Wilson
Gtea
Ters
Heinze
First Av
Madison St
Cohen-Drew Company
M. S
Ly F. Augustus Heinze
Trust Company
New York City
Seattle
Andi
Montana
The
Star Today
Joyce
Star
Montana Copper King
Stormy Scenes at Opening of Douma in Petersburg
Telegraph report from Petersburg dated March 5 describes a tense opening of the second Duma. Troops clashed with workers as deputies entered, injuring scores while Golvin was elected president and the czar's proclamation urged the meeting. About 160 cheered and 860 sat in stony silence.
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Petersburg
Army
Golvin
Caar
Moore Ready to Dig Canal and Seek Bond Issue
James A. Moore states he will back the canal project and support a $400,000 bond issue if legal. He cites about $16,000 already spent on surveys and counsel and offers to fund or dig the canal himself to hasten the project.
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Moore
Ture
A. Moore
James A. Moore
Shore Owners’ Club
Dakota Wreck Forces Talk of Salvage and Blame
Signals switched before and after the Dakota wreck as authorities probe the disaster off Cape Buceimi. Motormen Glaser and McKay face blame questions while four or more victims, including Wanderer player Alfred Recks, await updated conditions at Fort Lawton Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clifford
A. B. Newell & Co
Marion At
Star
Fort Lawton
Glaser
Clifford
McKay
Military Hospital
Alfred Recks
Wanderer
Fort Lawton Hospital
Kempster
Seattle Electric Company
Carroll
Mackintosh
Ellesbeth Gordon Hanna Sues Dan Henna for Divorce
Ellesbeth Gordon Hanna files for divorce from Dan Henna son of the late senator alleging abandonment neglect and cruelty as the grounds.
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Cleveland
Ellesbeth Gordon Hanna
Dan Henna
Moore Urged as Potential Governor by Seattle Ministers
Seattle ministers at a weekly meeting formally commended Mayor William Hickman Moore and pledged support if he runs for governor. Moore said it is too early to nominate or accept a candidacy, noting some prosecutors and sheriffs would change if he were governor. Letters to his office praise his administration and highlight saloon closures, reflecting broad bipartisan esteem amid a whisky interest opposition.
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Great Northern Steamship Company
Flest
Great Northern Steamehp Company
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Yokohama
Seattle
William Hickman Moore
Mead
Ministerial Association
Moore
Ltfe
uEy
Bank Clearings March 6 1907 Record
Bank clearings report for March 6 1907 show total 1 613 200 80 compared with 1 692 656 96 on the same date last year indicating a decrease of 79 456 16. The figure reflects activity across banks and market centers, illustrating annual momentum in financial transactions.
Back Freight 19 Pours In Overburdening Northern Depots
Freight pours into the Northern Pacific and Great Northern depots as backlogs grow. Merchants must step up to prevent a congestion crisis. Teeming tracks and 100 railcars daily move westbound surplus freight, with eastbound embargo details still unclear but likely lifting soon.
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Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Postal Boxes Increase Rent Across City Offices
Postal authorities issue a roughly 40 percent rent rise affecting the main office and stations in Columbia Green Lake Fremont University and others. The new scale bases increases on city business and the Beattle office is expected to gain about 6600 dollars in receipts.
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Columbia
Green Lake
Fremont
Universe
Beattle
Troops Guard Judge Amid Murder Trial Controversy
General Lawrence arrives with troops to guard Judge Carnes who will preside over the trial of ex Judge Hargie for complicity in the murder of Dr. Cox. Guards surround the courthouse to protect court officials and proceedings.
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Terrer
Teares
le Hase
Lawrence
Judge Carnes
Hargie
Dr. Cox
February Death Toll Reaches New City Record
The health office logged 167 deaths in February with more awaiting registration, pushing the month’s total likely above 176 and marking the highest February tally in city history, compared with 112 in the same period last year.
Abe Ruef Fled Not Found Fugitives From Justice
San Francisco reports Ruef cannot be located as his extortion trial begins in Judge Dunne's court after Heney states Ruef is a fugitive. A writ of error was granted by Judge Hebbard but Dunne orders trial to proceed until higher courts intervene.
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Abe Ruef
Setppe Telegraph Service
San Francisco
Dunne
Heney
Ruef
Hebbard
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Overwork May Kill Postal Clerk
The local post office distributes burden worsened by illness of two top workers W. King and John J. Jones both stricken with pneumonia caused by overwork. King's condition is described as hopeless.
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W. ©. King
John J. Jones
King
A Y P E Prospects In Minnesota
Godfrey Chelander special commissioner for the A Y P E to the middle states telegraphs belief that Minnesota will appropriate at least fifty thousand dollars of the one hundred thousand dollars specified in the bill.
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Godfrey Chelander
A Y.P.E
Middle States
Minnesota
Kingston buggy plunges into bay after dock incident
A Ballard report from Kingston in Kitsap county states a buggy with a woman and two young children went over the Kingston dock into the bay. One child drowned in the accident, with the others rescued.
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Ballard
Kingston
Kitsap County
Baby Burned In Carriage Tragedy Hits Renton Area
A three month old boy, child of J. K. Low, perished when his clothing caught fire in a carriage as other children played with matches. Dr. Bronson of Renton arrived too late to save the child.
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J. K. Low
Pr. Bronson of
Renton
Salvation Army Leader Open to Tainted Gifts
General Picetty head of the Salvation Army arrived in New York and said he would accept tainted money from Carnegie Rockefeller or any donor. General Booth plans a trip to Vancouver and Japan to seek Christian conversion of the Mikado.
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Telegraph Service
New York
General Picetty
Salvation Army
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Booth
Vancouver
B.C
Japan
Telegraph Operators Quit Also
A clash between the Associated Press and telegraph operators over salary and hours led to a work stoppage. The day and night operators refused to work, officials searched for replacements, and the Times Associated Press report is being transmitted by train or telephone from Tacoma. The strike is supported by the Telegraphers' union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prowse Association
Tel> Ee
Times Associated Press
Tacoma
Telegraphers' Union
Senate debates direct primary bill as special order
Olympia report notes the direct primary bill appeared in the Senate as a special order of business at 2 30 this afternoon. The action marks a key step in the legislative timetable with debate and possible amendments underway.
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Olympia
Senate
McCloud Defends Self in Manslaughter Trial
Kinney McCloud testifies in Georgetown brew ery killing of Peter Eimer claiming labor dispute threats led to self defense. He describes seeing Eimer threaten him and striking with a jack handle when Eimer appeared ready to strike. State presents prior evidence as trial nears jury verdict.
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Peter Eimer
Kinney McCloud
Georgetown
McCloud
Elmer
Minnie McCloud
Police arrest dangerous highwayman Tom Fraker again
City police captured Tom Fraker, a notorious criminal, after detectives Barbee and Brown arrested him on suspicion. Fraker, never jailed before, fled Minneapolis years ago for robbery and was ordered to leave town in 1898 after being photographed for the rogues gallery. He was detained for public safety.
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Tom Fraker
Barbee
Brown
Fraker
Minneapolis
Rogues’ Gallery
Poison May Have Caused His Death
William Nelson an 11 year old boy from South Park died at home after a dinner at a restaurant. He fell ill with violent pains and vomiting and was unconscious until his death. Doctors initially said ptomaine poisoning, later diagnosing spinal meningitis. No stomach examination will be performed.
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William Nelson
John Nelson
South Park
Stone Fisher Co
F. M. Carroll
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M. M. Joyce
Rainier Grand
Dakota
Scripps Telegraph Service
Tokio
Cape Bucemi
Vousela
Mitchoner
Met Glaser
Fort Station
Hure
Lizzie Keefe
Liexie Keefe
Ping
Henevy
Reuf
A. Y. P. E. Prospects
M'Cloud
Eimer
Asst
Vandevere
P. V. Davis
J. H. Denning
Judge
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