Abolish Home Post Office Linked to Anarchist Colony
The federal grand jury recommends closing the Home post office, the mail hub for a rumored anarchist colony. Four men face indictments for sending obscene literature via the mafia. Judge Hanford orders the grand jury report forwarded to Wash ington officials. A bill is found against Anna M. Good of Seattle for misusing the mails in medical publications.
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Tacoma
Federal Grand Jury
Hanford
Grand Jury
Washington
Anna M. Good
Seattle
Beattie
Ted
Home-seekers flood westbound trains and hotels
Rail travel to the West swells as Northern Pacific operates four passenger trains from St Paul to the West with about 750 riders expected in Seattle. Great Northern also plans a large train tonight. Low rates lure home seekers and Eastern visitors, with many staying in Beattie days before venturing farther. A retiring official notes 4 percent of travelers remaining would satisfy railroads.
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Northern Pacific Ta Tr
N. P
St. Paul
Seattle
Great Northern
Tela
Beattie
Reception to Secretary Baer in Plymouth City
A reception and banquet will be held in Plymouth parlors by the Christian Endeavorers for world secretary John Willis Baer who is due to arrive tomorrow. A junior rally and union meeting of city Sunday school workers is planned at First Presbyterian church at 3 50 p m followed by a local Endeavorers meeting at 6 15 p m Mr Baer is noted as a renowned speaker and writer.
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Plymouth
Christian Endeavorers
John Willis Baer
First Presbyterian Church
Baer
Beattie Couple Tie the Knot in Quiet Superior Court
Marriage licenses issued for Con Collier 33 and Katie Hensler 15 both of Beattie. They wed yesterday in Judge Tallman’s chambers with Katie’s parents as chaperones, a brief and unceremonious ceremony in the superior court.
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Con Collier
Katie Hensler
Beattie
Edward Jones
Margaret J. Bathgate
Tallman
Talking Macadam Stirs City Streets Meeting
The streets committee heard protests from Madison street residents about alleged faulty macadamizing. City Engineer Thomson said petitioners got exactly what they asked for and could not expect a concrete street. Council members debated the plan. an ordinance passed after wrangling, with a report due to council tonight or next Monday.
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Madison Street
Thomson
Thomason
Helake
Hyera
Boxing bout set for Sedro-Woolley showdown
A large Seattle crowd travels to Sedro-Woolley tomorrow night for a boxing match between Kid Fredericks and Larry Gleason. The rivals have twice drawn in 20 rounds and both enter the bout determined to win, with both fighters reported in good condition.
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Seattle
Sedro-Woolley
Kid Fredericks
Larry Gleason
Large Pike Street building permit issued for lodging house and store
One of the month’s largest permits was issued to Mrs. G D Stevens for a three story building at 815 817 819 Pike Street. The lower floor will house stores while the upper floors will serve as a lodging house. Additional permits were issued to W Glass for three houses at 93907 8022 and 3936 Woodland Park Avenue with costs of 1000 700 and 1000 dollars respectively.
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G. D. Stevens
Pike Street
W. Glass
Woodland Park Avenue
County Clerk Koepfil Heads to Denver Then Duluth Visit
County Clerk C. A. Koepfil left for Denver this morning to attend a meeting of the heads of managers for the W. C. W. He will then travel to Duluth to visit his parents before returning in about three weeks.
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C. A. Koepfil
Denver
Duluth
Heatte
Wreck Near El Paso Updates Toll And Response
Reports from the wreck site say 16 bodies have been removed with the disaster likely to worsen beyond initial bulletins. The dead count is about 3 percent and injuries 27 more, many facing death from severe burns. Names mentioned include Engineer Maat and Messenger Adame. A relief train and another rescue train with nurses and surgeons are en route, with Superintendent Corbin directing operations.
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Burna
Maat
Detach
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Adame
Corbin
Avalanche Claims Three Lives at Telluride Shutterfly Mine
A massive avalanche in the Telluride mining district struck the Shutterfly mine early this morning. Three men were killed as they fled the roar and failed to reach safety. Nine buildings were swept away with many workers absent at the time, limiting fatalities.
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Denver
March
Telluride
Estey Death in Brattleboro President Julius Katey Dies
Gen Julius Katey president of the Estey Organ Co died today in Brattleboro from apoplexy. He led the company and helped shape its organ manufacturing.
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Brattleboro
Julius Katey
Estey Organ Co
GUTTERS ARE NOW RIVERS ON THE WATERFRONT
A humorous local column describes streets turned to rivers after rain with gutters becoming streams. Pedestrians in wooden shoes or rubber boots risk gout and pneumonia from mire, as doctors puzzle over a single remedy walk on stilts, noting ongoing waterlogged extremities and worsening conditions.
Seward Arrives at Arlington Dock for Yard Repairs
The government army ship Ira Seward reached Arlington dock at 2.20 this afternoon from Portland and will stay while a shipyard is chosen for required repairs. The Seward, painted white, is lighter than the transport Dix, which passed her en route to Manila. Weather on the voyage up from Portland was comparatively fair.
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Ira Seward
Arlington Dock
Portland
Seward
Lea
Dix
Manila
Mortality Notices for Bergen Newcomb Sheehan and Picinich
Funeral rites held for R H Bergen aged 73 at Butterworths with Rev Randall. interment Mt Pleasant. Helen F Newcomb funeral from 1969 Hast Mer cer Street with Rev J Onlyn. interment Lake View. Body to Issaquah for Mike Sheehan cremation by Butterworths. Dominica Picinich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D Picinich, buried after service at Collins Sherman Foley Co. church to Calvary cemetery.
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R. H. Bergen
Butterworths
BE. M. Randall
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Bergen
Helen F. Newcomb
Mercer Street
J. Jonlyn
Lake View
Hutterworth & Sons
Issaquah
Mike Sheehan
Dominica
D. Picinich
Collins, Sherman, Foley Co
Sacred Heart Church
Calvary Cemetery
The Blind Goddess on Trial in Robbery Case
Joseph F. Yorke stands before Judge Griffin charged with attempted robbery. The incident occurred near the tenderloin early February 14 as Burke and Williams confronted Vollmers in Clancy's saloon, Burke firing as Vollmers fled. The defense portrays a dispute over a woman, while police later linked overcoat and items to Burke and Williams.
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Joseph F. Yorke
Griffin
Valimers
Voalimer
Tenderloin
Williams
Hurke
Clancy
Washington
Burke
Vollmers
Vollmere
Williama
Laubecher
Sergt. Powers
Pflarke
Willams
M. Shipley
Spokane
Beattie
Shipley
Barke
Pranklin
Witners
Tor University
Mine tragedy case nears end as juror inquiry closes
The George Vowell family seeks 15000 dollars in damages for death by fire damp at the Inpaqual mine in August 1900. The trial has run nearly two weeks with night sessions. the court denied a prior motion after extensive argument. Joseph Heiman won 156 dollars against North American Assurance Co for misrepresented first premium.
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Piles
John A. Mart
Geo. Vowell
Joseph Heiman
the North American Assurance Co
American Mohammedan Munsell’s Tunis estate wealth and wives
March 7 report describes Hidd Munsell an American convert, with wife Gladys Vandercook of Heaton deceased two months earlier. He leaves a Tunisian estate at Zaghouan with three other wives, nine of sixteen children, and a large retinue, while two sons study in America and Russell’s parents had Tunisian roots.
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Pang
Muesel
Russell
Tunis
Wiehard Weare
United States
Czar Orders Monks to Aid Poor and Education
In St Petersburg on March 7, the czar was informed that 4,300 monks across 742 monasteries are largely idle. He ordered they devote time to wick care and educating the poor. Monasteries have 1,503 beds and no monastery supports a school.
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ST. Petersburg
Water sickness prompts arrest in Goshen
Frederick Ingalle, a vagrant, was arrested for intoxication in Goshen New Mexico after claiming the town water made him sick and that he had to drink beer. He told Judge Wyker he planned to stop drinking if released and recounted a disputed past business venture involving milk bathing emporia in New York.
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Goshen
Frederick Ingalle
Wyker
Anna
New York
Burglar Buries One-Ton Safe After Denville Hotel Heist
Morristown dated report states burglars broke into a Denville hotel and stole a safe weighing a ton. They moved it three miles from the hotel and buried it under brush, where the owner later located it.
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Morristown
N. J
Denville Hotel
Governor's rock quarry order questioned by Attorney General
Olympia March statements outline the governor cannot employ convicts to break rock outside the penitentiary. The opinion notes Malingerers code lacks authority to require labor outside confinement and safety concerns apply. Also discussed is land lease limits and a Supreme Court ruling on a malprakctice damages case involving the Spokane Falls and Northern railway.
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Olympia
Stratton
Tate
Walla Walla County
Mallinger
Commissioner of Public Lande
Atration
Supreme Court
Wred Bawdly
Appellant
Spokane Falla and Northern Railway
Carr sworn in by patrolman at city clerk’s office
CC G Carr, once a motorman on the Third Avenue car line, was sworn in today by a patrolman at the city clerk’s office.
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CC. G. Carr
Mr. Carr
Third Avenue
Brooks Friend Seeks Separation Over Barn Residence
In Chicago Brookss friend Lucinda D Brooks sues for separation claiming her husband forced her to live apart after he moved into a barn last September. He preferred horses to people and said the animals treated him kindly. A separate note from Burquehan pa mentions a bellied heron sighting with an eerie sound near the fence, its origin unclear.
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Chicago
Lucinda D. Brooks
Brooks
State university to host five year indoor athletic meet
Preparations underway for a major indoor meet at the state university armory on March 29. Events include sprint and distance races, rope climb, jumps, pole vault, shot put, and a one mile relay with multiple entrants such as the Y M C A and local schools competing for a silver cup.
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The
State University
University
the & A. C
Everett Athletic Club
Vashon College
Can I Weaver Visits Spokane Theater Manager Today
Can I Weaver, manager of the new Spokane theater, is in the city today to review operations and meet local officials. Weaver plans a tour of the venue and discussions on potential programming and partnerships.
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Bpokane Theater
Bon Marche Nordhofa Sale After Six Specials
The Bon Marche Nordhofa and Wagner's Orchestra present after six price cuts on a wide range of goods. New York World Almanac, Ladies' Home Journal back issues, fabrics, bedding, accessories, and apparel are discounted with specific post six price points. Includes belts, purses, hosiery, Japanese china, linens, and household items advertised at reduced prices.
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New York World Almanace
Ladies’ Home Journal
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