Democrats Fail To Conciliate In Party Split
A factional rift within the Democratic party surfaces as Moore and Metcalfe groups reject coalition efforts. Moore leaders snub a meeting while plans for a Bryan club organize, with John Y. Terry appointing Van KR. Merson as official organizer to rally support for the Metcalfe contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Ae Club
Moore
Foley al
Watton
Moore Catterill Mee
Metcalfe
Inncheon
John Y. Terry
Arraignment in Court Tells McQuade and Richardson Case
Bent arrested on bribe charge arraigned. McQuade and Jack Richardson, saloon keeper, face charges of giving McQuade bonds. Richard on bond approved. Expected testimony may reveal surprising details as tied to local district politics. Julie Jasperson from Ballard district noted among interested figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eheriff Bent
Department of the Su
Edwin 5
Ows Bond
McQuade
Sertheoenty
Dietriet
Julies Jasperson
Ballard
Democrats Barred From Primary Election
The report states that the west municipal Democrats failed to meet the 10 percent threshold of the total vote in the last municipal election, barring them from nominating candidates under the primary law. G Helfner led with 3,089 votes in the council at large race, with the total vote 31,060.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caretsi Avalvais
Teesdar
G. Helfner
Helfner
Beneft
Democratic Party
Leet Tuneday
Mayor Moore Commended by James H. Maton Letter
James H. Maton of Mem Tent writes from exile that Moore was removed by city action. He praises Moore for enforcing law and says such efforts invite political retaliation against a mayor in large cities. He recalls Malone and notes a bitter political war to oust officials, the supreme court ruling reinstating them.
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Morsing
James H. Maton
Mem Tent
Moore and Corporation
Malone
Moore
Moline
Plan to set apart Lake Washington shores as bird preserve
Kirkland citizens have begun agitation for a state backed plan to create a bird preserve along the shores of Lake Washington with little opposition evident so far.
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Lake Washington
Kirkland
Hughes Endorsed for Presidency by New York Republicans
United Press reports the New York state Republican committee endorsed Governor Charles Evans Hughes for the presidency and his administration. The committee set the state convention for April 11 to select delegates and продолжить support.
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United Press
New York
Republican Committee
Charles Evans Hughes
Wall Street Bears Flees as Market Recovers on March 7
New York exchange trading showed bears scattering for cover as stocks recovered from pessimism. Union Pacific Sugar led with 3% gains, Reading St Paul Pennsylvania Canadian each up about 2%, others 1 to 2 points. Bank statement issued after close viewed as favorable.
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United Press
New York
Bears
Block Exchange
Tomer
Union Pacific and Sugar
Reading
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Canadian
Dog Rescued From Hanging By Officer Near Alder and Fifteenth
A bulldog belonging to Milton P. Detwedler was found hanging from a fence near Kent and Alder streets last night. The dog had strayed for days and, after a chain failed, nearly died until Officer Kent rescued it as it dangled over the fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Alder
Milton
Estate to Charity Under Will After Suit Dismissal
The million dollar estate of Inte Caroline Kimnedialiand was willed to charity by the widow. Judge Morrie in superior court ruled the court lacked jurisdiction and the plaintiffs lacked proper parties, dismissing the heirs fraud claim tied to a $25,000 consideration and alleged misvaluation of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Kimnedialiand
Lazarus Kiine
Morrie
Bheira
Protests Fail to Halt Grain Futures Legislation
United Press dispatch from Washington reports that protests to President Roosevelt Speaker Cannon and Congress against restricting grain and agricultural futures have been vigorous but will not stop any laws this session. Boards of trade from Chicago and other cities warn farmers and widows will lose savings and consumer prices could rise if changes are made.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Cannon
Congress
Boards of Trade
Chicago
Lumbermen's Case Moves Toward I C C Decision
In the Pacific lumber men's case against the railroads both sides will file briefs in the coming days as the interstate commerce commission finishes arguments. The commission has heard from the road and the complainants and collected supporting data. A decision is not expected within a week.
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Naton
Marcy
Washington
Pacific Lumbermen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cow tied to tree found dead with calf
John Cdwin reports a cow missing since February 8 near Van Assell. The skeleton and a newborn calf were found tied to a tree in a woods miles from home. Humane Officer Vauped will investigate to identify the person responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cdwin
van Assell
Hin
Ted
Lin
City Officials Seek Delegates to Conference Meeting
Mayor Moore will appoint delegates from the city to attend the next annual meeting of the Charl ee and Correction conference in Richmond, VI, May 6 to 1 Lt. The conference officers desire representation from all charitable and similar institutions in the city. Credentials will be given to any person engaged in this work who wishes to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
National Conference of Charlee and Correction
Richmond
Prejudiced Juror Exemption in Seattle Rail Case
In Judge Tallman’s superior court a juror sought excuse from sitting on the case of J M Welch versus the Seattle Montana and Great Northern railroads. Welch claims damages from the railroads alleging a tunnel beneath the locality caused his building to settle. The proceedings note prejudice against saloon business as part of the discussion.
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Tallman
Department of the Superior Court
J. M. Welch
Seattle & Montana
Great Northern
Welch
Selcon
Kaiser Wilhelm confirms sentence of Von Hohenau
Berlin reports Kaiser Wilhelm I has confirmed the military sentence against Von Hohenau, the distant kinman, for charges related to the Knights of the Round Table affair. Von Hohenau is dismissed from the army and loses all decorations. Count Von Hohenau is allied with Count Von Moltke.
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United Press
Berlin
Kaiser Willam
von Hohenau
Knights of the Round Table
Maximilian Harden
Count von Hohenas
Count von Moltke
Public market prices today on a wide range of produce and meats
Market activity remains brisk with many wagons supplying goods. Prices include muscatel raisins two pounds for 25c, lentils per pound, cyclamen at 50c and 25c for cineraria, chow chow at 1c per pound, berries 28c per half gallon, Manzalla olives 20c per pint, salmon 10c per pound, corn beef 6c per pound Monday, Delaware red apples 1.26 to 1.50 per box.
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Cinerarie Planta
Bbc
Delaware
Wenatchee
Washington
Lowa
Boap Lake Salts Promised To Relieve Rheumatism
A fragment notes that Boap Lake Salts will relieve all forms of rheumatism, suggesting a health claim without details or qualified proof.
Union Pacific to Spend 40 Million on City Terminal Works
Union Pacific plans extensive development in the city with a total investment of 40 million dollars. The program includes terminal land, a passenger station, Balmon Bay improvements, tunnels, tracks, and freight sheds as part of a two end construction push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmon Bay
Aleo
Portland-Seattle
Thin City
Heroine of Alamo Siege Defies Texas Court Order
Seattle Star Exclusive recounts Mike Adina De Zavala’s three day fort hold at the Alamo in defiance of a Beauxar County sheriff’s injunction. She endured hunger and isolation, drank from a hydrant, and survived a siege to protect Alamo control amid Texas factional fights.
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Seattle Star
Ban Antonio
Tex
Mar
Mike Adina de Zavala
Alamo
America
Fort O- All
Beaxar County
Mise de Zavala Teade
Clara Driscoll
Mise Driscoll
Alamo Mission
Daughters of the Republi of Texas
de Zavala
Miss de Zavala
Mies de Zavala
Piano bargains and layaway plans at Kohler Chase
Classified piano sale listing with multiple instruments including a Winthrop and Weber. Frames show prices from 175 to 300 dollars with terms like down payments 10 to 19 dollars and monthly plans. Location cited as Kohler & Chase, 1918 Second Ave, between Union and University, opposite Hook.
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Winthrop
Kohier & Chase
Wren Viano
Kotter & Close
Union
University
Hhook
Seattle banking group backs central issue bank plan
The Seattle chapter of the American Institute of Banking approved creating a central bank of issue under government supervision in a debate. Delegates were instructed to push for the 1909 convention in Providence and for Beattie to be next convention host. Reverend James Henderson named rector of the Madrona Heights mission by Bishop Keator. Reverend T A Hilton named rector of St. Clements East First. The new rector previously led the Episcopal church at Wenatchee.
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Seattle
American Institute of Banking
Providence
R. L
Beattie
James Henderson
Madrona Heights
Keator
T. A. Hilton
St. Clement's Church
East First
Episcopal Church
Wenatchee
Oakland Council Allocates 20000 For March Plague War
At a special meeting the Oakland city council appropriated 20000 dollars for March to continue the war against the bubonic plague. The action aims to control the outbreak and fund public health measures in the city.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Bank clearings in Seattle and Tacoma today
Seattle clearings total 41,120,841.44 with balances 145,955.46. Tacoma clearings amount 500,195.00 with balances 52,547,600.4.
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Seattle
Clearings Today
Halances
Tacoma
J H Davis Secures Washington Annex
A bill of sale filed in the county records shows transfer of the Washington Annex hotel furnishings from James A Moore to J H Davis for 50000 dollars. Davis has managed the hotel since it opened and appears to have bought out the lease and furnishings. Another filing records a 14000 dollar loan from Marc Hannell to J H Davis secured by a furniture mortgage on the Washington Annex.
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Washington Annex
Electo
James A. Moore
J i. Davis
J. Davie
Aind
Marc Hannell
J. H. Davis
Floating Christian Endeavor Society Ashore Meeting
A Floating Christian Endeavor Society Ashore will be organized tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the young men's parlors of the First Presbyterian church. Arrangements will be made to entertain the Floating Endeavor Societies Afloat upon their arrival in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Newsies Applaud Buster Brown at Grand Opera House
More than 200 newsies from the city attended a Grand Opera House appearance featuring Buster Brown and his dog Tige with Seattle Star sponsorship. They gathered on First and Second avenues before marching to the theater where the crowd cheered the boy and dog during the show and chorus.
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Buster Brown
Tige
Grand Opera House
The
Grand
Seattle Star
First
Second Ave
Cherry Et
Kuster
Board of Missions appoints executive committee members
Rev. F. W. Keator bishop of Olympia names Charlies McNamee of St. Mark’s Seattle R A Morris of Trinity Seattle and W E Turrell of Trinity Tacoma to an executive committee of the board of foreign missions Rev George Buzzelle becomes financial secretary to free the bishop for spiritual duties in the diocese.
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Charlies McNamee
8. Mark's Church
R.A. Morris
Trinity Parish
Seattle
W. E. Turrell
Trinity
Lumbermen form committee for forestry building at fair
A Tacoma conven tion of lumbermen appoints a committee of leading state manufacturers to work with the state commission on a suitable forestry building for the AoY P. fair. The panel includes George H. Emerson as chairman with C C Bronson C F White E G Ames J H Bloedell and RB M McCormack. A meeting with the commission is expected next week.
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Tacoma
Aoy P. Fair
George H. Emerson
C. C. Bronson
C. F. White
Beattie
E. G. Ames
Port Gambie
J. H. Bloedell
Bellingham
RB. M. McCormack
First Church of Christ Scientist to Build New 16th Ave Site
Construction of a new church building is to begin soon at 16th Avenue and E Denny Way. The project is estimated to cost about $106,000 and bids will be invited by the congregation in coming days.
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Union Minific
Moore
Alaska Yukon-Pacific
16Th Avy
E. Denny Way
Reported marriage of Anna Gould to Prince De Sagan denied
Berlin reports deny the marriage of Anna Gould former wife of Mont Castel lane to Prince De Sagan with Kaiser Wilhelm expressing faint support. Cri de Paris claims the union occurred in a German village with secrecy from witnesses and notes potential estate implications for Honlla’s children under a will.
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United Press
Berlin
Anna Gould
Mont Castellane
Prince de Sagan
Honi
Kaiser Wilhelm
Divorce Granted to Mrs Sophia H Howe From Doctor Hane
Mrs Sophia H Howe obtained a decree of divorce from Dr Sylvester A F Hane in superior court. She cited his failure to provide fuel and alleged coldness after their Saskatoon marriage on October 31 1996 and his later absence from the home after December 12 1906 as grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia H. Howe
Hone
Excursion Planned to Big Fair by Si Nois and Nebraska Delegates
Delegates from Si Nois and Nebraska, representing about 2 300 lumber manufacturers, plan a joint trip to the A Y P fair after a Tacoma convention. They toured Seattle grounds and, on Victor Beckman suggestion, agreed to organize the excursion upon returning home.
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A-Y.p. Fair
Sinois
Nebraska
Lumbermen
Tacoma
Seattle Fair
Victor Beckman
Lumbermen's Association
Stork Visits Home Heralding 10 Pound Baby
Deputy Sheriff Phil Kearney reported visits to his house Thursday evening announcing the arrival of a bouncing 10 pound baby boy. Both mother and child are doing well.
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Phil Kearney
Mr. Stork
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