Advices Regarding a Fated Dakota Wreck Reported
Reports say the Dakota wreck occurred off the coast near Japan and the steamer City of Mall craft was said to be involved. Officials deny reports of a total loss and note the Dakota’s restoration stands at 76 percent after an 86 percent rise in the last day. Steamshipmen worry about potential delays along the coast as details remain unsettled.
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Pakota
Great Northern Company
McCaurin
San Francisco
Japan
Dakota
Mall Craft
Yoko
Minnesota
Nippon Yusen Kaisha Tine
Great Northern Steamship Company
Theaters Review Mix of Plays and Sales
The page lists several theaters and acts including The Cingaree opera and Lost in New York. It notes performances tonight and Sunday, with mentions of Sam Collins and the Daly company along with a large sale at 423 Street offering suits from eighteen to twenty five dollars for twelve sixty, while supplies last.
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Daly Company
Sam Collins
New York
Beattle Theater
Seattle
Gontaine
Seattle Audience Flocks to Star Theater for The Enchanted Statue
A Seattle crowd fills the Star theater this week for a comedy show titled The Enchanted Statue. Ap memes and humorous scenes draw light laughter as audiences enjoy the playful performance.
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Seattle
Star Theater
The Mysterious Mr. Bugle at Lota and Lyric Review
The Mysterious Mr Bugle at the Lota this week delights audiences with its many complications and strong cast led by Aileen May William Morris and Bob Lawrence Miss Dowald and Mr Dowlan The Lyric theater features Zinn's Comedy girlie and the comedians in merry laughter The Telephone Exchange is also well received and runs nightly with a Saturday matinee Next week the Zinn company presents The Jolly Musketora
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Mr. Bugle
Lota
Aileen May
Wiliam Morris
Bob Lawrence
Mr. Dowlan
Miss Dowald
Zinn
Lyric Theater
Thaw Insanity Debate at Tombs Court
Mrs Thaw testified about her son's conversations and the Evelyn Thaw case as the court weighed insanity claims. Jerome pressed for a definite insanity declaration while the court admitted maternal testimony and a lunacy commission was sidestepped. The witness collapsed from sobs, was revived, and cross examination continued until 4:20 pm before a recess due to a relative's death.
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Jerome
Thaw
Evelyn
Mre
Evelyn Thaw
White
Mre Thaw le
Nakata Charged With Selling Liquor Without License
Prosecuting attorney filed an information charging Tomekichi Nakata with selling liquor without a license at a Washington resort.
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Tomekichi Nakata
Washington At
Watch the crowd of eager buyers at John Lindh Co sale
A bustling scene gathers buyers at John Lindh Co located at 1488 Second Ave as they bid on items. The crowd grows as the sale progresses with bidders lining up and inspecting wares.
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Wat
John Lindh Co
Second Ave
Batiste Frock For A Girl Of Seven
Children's frock crafted from batiste features embroidered edging and Valenciennes trims. It has a short gathered skirt with a velvet belt and mother of pearl buckle, triple puff sleeves, a sailor collar at the back, and Dresden ribbon accents.
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Batiste
Dresden
Weerer
Births and Deaths Recorded in Local Registers
Licensed to wed John Greathouse and Kila Brvay in Bothell and Edmonds in March. Births list includes Phelan, Howe, Ralph, Warren, Miller, Dolphin, McManus, Taylor, and others with dates and addresses. Deaths recorded: Annie Mcleod, Edna Guvun Gilson, James B Clark, Lillian Shirey, Mrs Christine, Phillip Rotterstein, George Winters, Ukie Fujita ages from infancy to 64.
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John Greathouse
Bothell
Kila Brvay
Edmonds
Thomas James Snelling
Oo Alma Adama
Kentville
Arthur Housen
Phelan
East Republican
George J. Phelan
Howe
Sunset Place
Melvin Howe
Ralph
B. BE
Warren
Harvard
William B. Warren
Mcleod
Annie Mcleod
Pacific Hospital
Gilson
Edna Guvon
Clark
James B. Clark
Harvard Ay. North
Shirey
Lillian Shirey
Wayside Emergency
Christine
South
Rotterstein
Phillip Rotterstein
Wrestling With The Primary Bill In Olympia Senate
In Olympia on March 6 opponents of the direct primary bill filibustered for two hours to delay and amend the measure while supporters held a majority. Knickerbocker of King sought to substitute the summer league bill, a move denounced as dilatory. The senate narrowly approved a June primary for farm harvest timing and shortened city campaigns to two weeks amid ongoing debate.
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Star Special Service
Olympia
Senate
Ita
Knickerbocker of
King
Metcalf
Cottert
Nichols
Smith
Knickerbocker
Davis
Hutson
Pauly
Ruth
Pogue
Piper
Washington
Rosenhaupt
Spokane
Piper of King
State League
Real bar insight from a street sign on Second Avenue
Fragmentary note reads You don’t know what a real bar is until you see ye with John Go. at 1442 Becond Avenue. The text is incomplete and may reference a local business listing or street signage.
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John
McCloud Not Guilty in Manslaughter Case
The jury found Kinney McCloud not guilty of manslaughter in the January fight at Georgetown brewery that left Peter Eimer dead. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Vandevere closed the case, Judge Morrie gave instructions, and the jury retired for verdict at 16 60 oclock. The defense argued self defense and sought acquittal, with further instructions on justifiable homicide given later.
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Kinney McCloud
Peter Eimer
Georgetown
Vandevere
Morrie
McCloud
Wisconsin Election Called After Governor Resigns
Madison March 6 The governor sent Spooner's resignation to the legislature and urged an election for his successor on March 19. Rumors say Lafollette seeks the Senate seat, though he favors Benator Sanborn if the latter runs.
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Beripps Telegraph Service
Madison
Wis
Fovernor Today
Bpooner
Lafollette
Gompers Under Fire in Labor Trial Debate
The article notes criticism of Samuel Gompers and the American Federation of Labor as efforts continue to secure a fair and honest trial for the men involved. Blackman, former data commissioner, and local officials are cited in the discussion.
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Genlabor
Nel Gompers
Greatmerican Federation of
Ukewarm
Moyer and Pettl
Blackman
Ata
Oun
Gompers
Hie
Heinse Plans for Seattle Bank Draw Banker Interest
F Augustus Heinse plans to open a large Seattle bank, a move described as a major financial news item. Bank leaders refused comment beyond confirming interest and noting no sale of their institutions, with cautious speculation about negotiations and agents involved.
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F. Augustus Heinse
Seattle
The
Star
Niews
Heluee
Old Timer Still Fast With the Gloves
The story recalls an informal boxing challenge between Bushell and George Rausch in England. Rausch taunted Bushell as too old to box, but the older man dominated the match, leaving Rausch with a bleeding, discolored eye. Rausch weighs about 200 pounds, is 25, and taller than Bushell.
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Bow
Ory Street
Boshell
Young
England
George Rausch
Bushell
Rausch
Rauech
Carolan Fortune Impresses San Franciscans at Burlingame
Chicago dispatch notes Mrs Harriet Paillman Carolan's California estate Burlingame as a show place rivaling the East’s great houses. The Carolan fortune, bolstered by half of Geo M Pullman’s wealth, endures a card party where prizes included lavish Oriental jewel necklaces placed on the winners by Mrs Carolan herself.
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Chicago
Harriet Paillman Carolan
California
Burlingame
Cal
Carolan
Biltmore
Pocantico
Geo. M. Pullman
Harriet Pullman Carolan
Rise and Fall of Sully the Cotton King
New York article chronicles Daniel J. Sully once known as the cotton king who rode a massive bull market that lifted southern fortunes. After glory, bears and whalers joined a swift reversal as Sully’s wealth vanished and he is reported dying while striving to reclaim his crown.
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Sully
Cotton King
New York
Daniel J. Sully
South
Bears
Wolves
Objection Over Big Beer Sign At City Hall Clash
Dispute between lessee and building owners near Yester day and seconday tops off with the mammoth electric beer billboard being torn down. The sign faced protest from owners lacking consent to advertise on a populated Sunday crowd. The issue involved the building inspector and the billboard firm two weeks prior.
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Ghan
Big Brewing Trust
Elongelde
Local Flashes Club Meets Thursday At Egan's Arcade
The As You Like It club plans Thursday evening talks on The Greek Drama with readings in Egan's Arcade hall. Also notes include post office class change, marine Dolphin inspection, General Jocelyn arrival, railroad men returning to Seattle, court disruptions due to illnesses and deaths, requests for Queen Anne street lights, a fountain project, and a sailor injury at Pier 6.
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Egan's Arcade Hall
Dolphin
United States Marine
Alaska Steamship Company
Jocelyn
Stephen P. Jocelyn
Butler
Portland
Department of the Columbia
F. B. Ward
A. H. Hogelend
Great Northern
Seattle
St. Paul
Steiner
Chelan County
Noo. 2
Superior Court
Tallman
Cashmere
Gilliam
Fines Set in Opium Den Raid at Georgetown
Four men arrested in a Georgetown opium den raid were fined 50 dollars plus costs in police court. Proprietor Jim McQuade and A Franks and K W Lyons paid fines. Alex Wood, unable to pay, was committed to jail.
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Georgetown
Jim McQvade
A. Franks
K. W. Lyons
Alex Wood
Postal and Western Union Raise 10 Percent Wages
A ten percent wage increase extends to all operators both regular and extra for the Postal and Western Union Telegraph companies. Initial local misinterpretation suggested the raise applied only to regular staff, but advices from company headquarters clarified the broader applicability starting March 1.
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Postal
Western Union Telegraph Companies
Theft Report in Virginia Street Grip Loss
W. D. Thompson of 111 Virginia street reports a thief took a grip containing clothing. He saw a young man fleeing the hallway with the property. a chase ensued but the swift thief escaped.
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W. D. Thompson
Virginia St
Thompson
Chase
Postcard Materials Banned From Mail
Local post office reports a new order barring fancy picture postcards with glue mica or similar substances as they can injure handlers. The ruling aims to prevent harm in mail processing.
Spectacles $1.00 and Up at Schuchard Optical Co
Eye specialist Schuchard Optical Co at 1207 Second Ave advertises eyeglasses priced from one dollar upward. The notice highlights affordable spectacles offered by the local optical business.
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Schuchard Optical Co
Stetson Post Mill Wins Contract for Columbia River Steamboat
The Stetson Post Mill company receives the contract to build the steamboat Okanogan for the Columbia and Okanogan Steamboat line. The vessel will serve the Wenatehee-keweter run, measuring 186 feet long with a 29 foot beam and 64 foot hold.
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The
Stetson Post Mill Company
Columbia & Okanogan
Slopeny
Okanogan
Wenatehee-keweter Run
Portrait Purchase Bill Moves Through Legislature
A bill seeks a $2,000 appropriation to buy the Msize portrait of Abraham Lincoln, currently in the capitol rotunda. The painting is a duplicate of Cagewell’s original in the national capitol, with Olympia displaying the painter’s work as well.
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Abraham Lincoln
Capitol
Cagewell
National Capitol
Olympia
Laurelhurst Improvements Rush to Finish in Seattle Park
Paul C. Murphy says Laurelhurst on the Lake is quickly advancing with cement sidewalks water mains and sewer lines. The Laurelhurst yacht will be completed in April and shuttle trips Madison Park to Laurelhurst will take about fifteen minutes. The plan features serpentine streets preserving native trees and strict building rules with homes costing at least 3000 dollars on each lot.
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Laurelhurst
Madison Park
Paul C. Murphy
Seattle
Olmsted
Mr. Murphy
Laurethuret
Cedar River
Laurelhurst on-the-Lake
Duret
Laurethurst
Ita
Wa’ly
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Kent
Founge
Omer
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Ally
Sega
Blue Willow
Batiste Frock
WED
George Winters
Wayside
Pujita
Ukie Fujita
King St
Wisconsin
Heinze
M. F. Backus
National Bank of Commerce
Pullman
J. A. Batley
Queen Anne
Queen Anne Av
Howe At
Twelfth Ward
City Couonel
National Humane Society
Triangle
Westlake
Pikeet
W. T. Conover
East James
Thirty-fifth Ave
Brooke
Charlies Smith
Hinchcock
Pier No. 6
Providence Hospital
Exclusive Hatters
Gecond
Seattle, Wash
Columbia River Boat
Cahen-Drew CO
Jardinieres
Elwell Kitchen
Crnory Furniture Company
Scoup Avenur
Spring Street
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