War over gambling explodes as Clancy faction bars houses
In Seville the Clancy brothers threaten control over gambling profits and police protection. Following J. Humes’s mayoral victory, gamblers refuse concessions, leading Chief Sullivan to close all gambling dens and Chinese lotteries, with a looming conference and stalemate.
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Biers
Clancy Brothers
Aet
Bees Clancy
Police Department
Clancy
Sullivan
Standard
Totem
California
Union
Prince Henry Arrives in Boston Amid Royal Welcome
Crown prince Henry arrives in Boston after a long journey. Crowds line Tremont and Boylston streets as police and cavalry guard the royal party arriving at the Cavalry Hotel. Mayor Collins greets the visitors at the state house and University of Massachusetts watches as professors and students meet the prince.
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Prince Neary
Vitelly
Ald
Infantry
Mar
Satineee
Tremont
Boylston
Collins
Ot Oetanion
State House
Coline Cry
Dartmouth Street
Wealth Avenue
Conductor Roland Seriously Injured In Seattle Street Car Crash
Co. E Roland a Seattle Electric Co street car conductor was seriously injured at the Fifth Avenue and Pine Street car barns entrance at 6 this morning. He lies in Beattie General Hospital with multiple broken ribs a fractured arm a broken upper jaw and is treated by Dr Willie. The Green Lake car began its run today from the barns.
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E. Roland
Seattle Electric Co
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
Roland
Beattie General Hospital
Willie
Green Lake
Wallar to Be Tried for Navy Court Martial
Manila March 6 By orders issued today Maj Wallar and Lieut Day of the United States Marine Corps are to be court martialed March 17. They face charges tied to water cure methods used on Filipinos and alleged executions without trial during a Samar campaign. Wallar, known as a bold, daring officer, may be vindicated if trials clear him.
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Manila
Maj
Wallar
Day
United States Marine
Samar
Ninth Infantry
Official Count Details City Election Results
Official figures released by the city comptroller show Humes leading with a 612 vote plurality over Godwin after adjustments. Riplinger and Gilliam lead their respective parties for council and other offices with notable pluralities. socialist and prohibition tallies are noted for corporate counsel and other posts.
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City Comptroller's Office
The
Tar
Humes
Godwin
William McDevitt
Corporation Counsel
Socialist Labor
J. W. Monette
Prohibition
D. W. Brinker
Judge Winsor
T Popullar
Dolly Ray Freed After Larceny Hearing
Dolly Ray was discharged from Judge Cann's court after noon yesterday on a larceny charge. Isadore Stepukl testified he bought beer and possibly wine for Dolly Ray at Hel Vedere concert hall Sunday night, spending about four dollars on beer and noting wine may have been purchased. The judge viewed the matter with this explanation of where money went.
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Dolly Ray
Justice Cann
Isadore Stepukl
Helvedere
Dolly
Judge Cann
Civil Service Commission completes annual 1901 report
Secretary Grout of the civil service commission concluded the annual report for 1901 with Mayor Humes this morning. The document lists statistics on eligible persons for city hall department service and the number examined for positions during the year. Mayor Humes is expected to sign and forward the report to the city clerk later today or tomorrow morning.
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Grout
Civil Service Commission
Humes
Fog Bound London Shuts Down City Traffic
London awoke in dense fog with all business halted and pedestrians endangered at crossings. Accidents increased as visibility plummeted and two small tugs collided in the channel, one sinking minutes later. no lives were reported lost.
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London
TraMc
Laura Pike sighted wreck off Carmanah laden with lumber
Laura Pike Victoria report from Carmanah notes of the derelict seen nearby still in place a few days later with one anchor holding and Indians having cut her new side to pieces. The ship appears full of lumber and a man may be in the rigging based on prior appearance.
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Victoria
B.C
Lghtkeeper
Carmanah
Laura Pike
Subduing Snow Drifts Clears New York Streets
New York crews have been working double time with reinforced manpower to remove heavy snow drifts. streets are practically clear.
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New York
Motor
Aberdeen MCA to appoint Lorrin Mitchell in new role
Lorrin Mitchell of this city will assume charge of the Aberdeen Men’s Christian Association. He trained locally and will serve as athletic director and secretary until the new institution is fully organized.
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Lorrin Mitchell
Lettree
Aberdeen
Mr. Mitchell
Norfolk Strikes Escalate as Militia Quells Riots
Norfolk reports a grave strike across street car and power plant workers with martial law avoided. Militia patrols guard lines while women threaten violence by placing rocks on tracks. several arrests and a reinforced line around the area until Lenore trials and fines or release.
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Norfolk
Disputed tow lines feared as vessel drifts near Ancres
March 6 dismasted Donard Hiner missing since morning with line separation suspected between Ferraria and steamer CHM, raising alarm that the vessel may be adrift toward Ancres. The situation prompted urgent search and rescue efforts as weather and visibility hinder progress.
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New York
Donard Hiner
Itle
Ferraria
CHM
Ancres
Wireless coast set to develop Marconi telegraph
Pacific coast may host a Marconi wireless station with Seattle listed as ideal site. Officials note potential links to San Francisco and Portland and foresee rapid progress if funding is secured, despite government cable hurdles tied to monopoly agreements affecting Asia and the Philippines.
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Washington
San Francisco
Hawaii
Philippines
China
Japan
Great Northern
Wireless telegraphy prospects from Seattle to San Francisco
The article notes a roughly 1000 mile distance between Seattle and San Francisco makes wireless telegraphy practicable across the Pacific. It questions Beattle’s readiness for the coming season, since ships and terminals must be equipped, but forecasts an excellent outlook for a wireless station in Seattle, with strong demand.
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New York
England
Pacific Coast
Beattie
Marconi Company
San Francisco
Seattle
China
Japan
Thin City
Orient
London
Europe
India
Globe
Pacific
Land's End
Engiteh Station
Yokohama
Dawson Ia
Atlantic
San Franciinco
Pacific Ocean
Beattle
Local military office changes and ship movements described
Major Bingham takes charge of the local quartermaster office while Major Nuhlen heads to Tacoma to finalize duties. The transport Benard is to arrive from Portland for docking and repair under Washington orders. Portland papers protest sending the Benard here, while Gen. Randall orders the steamer sent to Beattie after bond objections.
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Bingham
United States Quartermaster’s
Nuhlen
Tacoma
Washington
Dingham
Benard
Portland
Department
United
Mitchell
Oregon Prosenr
Randall
Beattie
New League Meeting in Detroit Promises Big Change
March 6 Detroit eyes the baseball world as American League magnates meet for routine business and schedule ratification. A major decision is pending to place a New York club, heightening the rivalry with the National League as Chicago St Louis and Boston join the circuit.
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Detroit
Mid
New York City
Renton Seeks Cedar River Water Supply
The Renton fire and water committee meets tonight to consider mayor and council action granting permission to use Cedar River water. City officials believe Cedar River lines pass through Renton and that a pipe could be tapped to supply water without affecting Seattle's supply. Renton currently lacks an adequate water supply for domestic use and fire protection.
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Renton
Rmission
Cedar River
Cedar River Plaine Parres
Seattle
Lumberman in Stanwood Fires Gun Aboard Great Northern
Yesterday a woodman intoxicated on whiskey boarded the Great Northern at Stanwood with a loaded revolver. He terrorized passengers until officers at Mount Vernon arrested him. He was fined twenty five dollars after trial.
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Great Northern
Stanwood
Mount Vernon
Northern Pacific Opens Seattle to Bellingham Passenger Run
The Northern Pacific introduced the Seattle to Bellingham passenger service with the first train leaving Whatcom at 11 AM. Officials and local leaders from Whatcom and Fairhaven joined the initial trip, traveling in three coaches to connect with the Northern Pacific at Wickersham.
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Whatcom
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Bellingham Bay
Bi. B. and E
Wickersham
B. Rh
Fairhaven
Fraternal Brotherhood Dance Planned at Sanborn's Hall
The Ballard lodge of the Fraternal Brotherhood will hold a dancing party tomorrow evening at Sanborn's hall. A large number of invitations have been issued and members and friends expect a very pleasant evening.
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Ballard Lodge
Fraternal Brotherhood
Sanborn's Hall
Georgetown committee selects marshal and deputy appointment endorsed
The Georgetown citizen committee selecting a marshal has chosen Joseph Blagg, and the county commissioners support the request to Sheriff Cudithee to appoint him as deputy.
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Georgetown
Joseph Blagg
Cudithee
Weather Forecast for Seattle and Vicinity
Tonight and Friday showers occur with fresh to brisk southerly winds over Seattle and surrounding areas.
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Seattle
Vicinity
Beattle and
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