Six Hundred Moros Killed in Big Battle
General Wood reports a major engagement at Jolo lasting from afternoon until morning. About 680 Moros died, 16 Army enlisted men killed, 32 wounded. Navy three dead, several wounded. Constabulary losses include three killed and one wounded. Wood commends soldiers, naval and constabulary forces.
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Ngton
Leonard Wood
Wood
Alles
Army
Tyree Rivera
Slight
Cordon Johnson
Serious
Ernest B. Aghewa
Wylie T. Conway
Navy
Wilted
D Cook
Constabulary
Indictments In Caldwell Murder Case Against Miners
In Caldwell Idaho Moyer Haywood and Pettibone of the Western Federation of Miners were arraigned with indictments charging murder of ex Governor Brennenberg Steunenberg. Bach indicted on three counts for personally firing a bomb. no conspiracy alleged. Witness list includes Marty Orchard and law officers. Defense set to March 16 to file motions. judge Frank Smith presiding.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Brennenberg Bach
Steunenberg
Marty Orchard
Swain
Kershaw to Work for Glory Amid Fish Commission Battle
Special to The Star NGHAM March reports say Kershaw will accept salary from the republican fund while remaining in office. Griffin and Riseland backers press to appoint John L. Riseland as fish commissioner as governor moves to replace Kershaw. The timing suggests Riseland will wait months before assuming command.
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Starngham
T. BR
Kershaw
Griffin
Fish Commissioner's Office
Pairehtd-Griffin
John JL. Riseland
Riceland
Fish Commissioner's
Mrs Klodt Seeks Alimony Not Divorce in Suits
The court dismissed the separate maintenance action of Fannie Kiodt against M Kiedt after a closed hearing. The case, filed over alleged abandonment and theft by the husband, was not made public. Kiedt, described as a tailor, had lived in California with his wife before he left for Washington.
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Fannie Kiodt
M. Kiedt
Kiedt
California
Washington
Carnegie Library to Open June 15
The community anticipates the opening of the new Carnegie Library on June 15. Librarian Wil will call a directors meeting next week to determine furniture style. The library will place books for easy access and allocate rooms for students and a new children’s department with improved facilities.
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Carnegie
MM of Directors
Smith
Deputy hunts fugitive Alvin Ballard in $526 fraud case
Deputies and the office pursue Albert A Ballard, wanted for alleged fraud of 526 dollars. He reportedly eluded capture, leaving the city after a two day manhunt, with efforts continuing from early morning until 4 pm. Ballard’s whereabouts and return to home remain unclear.
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Albert A
Jatrnne Eee Ballard
Mugg
Hugg
Aris
Tollifeon
ELOPER ACCUSED OF FORGING FUNDS IN ISLAND FARMER CASE
The report states William Jacobs a farmer and merchant from the island is accused of forging a large sum to the extent of at least 750 dollars. The details involve Jacobs and a city woman and were discussed at the Beattie Commercial Club meeting at Marmaduke's office.
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William Jacobs
Island
Jacobs
Beattie Com- Polub
J. A. Marmaduke
Ior Mead
Carnegie's Idea of Wealth
London March 9 Andrew Carnegie writes that wealth beyond a competence for old age brings no happiness and that millionaires who laugh are rare.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
German tanker Mendelsohn seeks loan amid revolution threat
Herr Mendelsohn, the German tanker in St Petersburg negotiating a government loan, faces constant menace from revolutionists as unrest grows around him in March.
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ST. Petersburg
Herr Mendelsohn
Divorces Filed In Superior Court This Morning
Three divorce complaints were filed in the superior court this morning on statutory grounds. Alice Guthrie sues Oliver G Guthrie alleging cruelty and incompatibility of temper. Henry Selgert sues Catherine Selgert on cruelty. Eben Katherine Corbett sues Holand Hudson Corbett for desertion. Funeral details noted for Branley B Hart.
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Alice Guthrie
Oliver G. Guthrie
Henry Selgert
Catherine Selgert
Eben Katherine Corbett
Holand Hudson Corbett
A Chance for Scotty Millionaire Urged to Help Lewiston Family
An unknown philanthropist urges Scotty the Death Valley mining magnate to donate funds to a Lewiston Idaho family. Turley, a miner from Urg han, died yesterday leaving four young children and a grandmother. The caller asks Scotty to contact Main 4092 for Ulara.
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Scotty
Death Valley
Lewiston
Idaho
Turley
Tity
Ron
Urg
Han
Ulara
Unclear text about Navy days and March events in Chicago
Fragmentary note discusses Le Bonaparte speaking in Chicago at a republican banquet. Mentions government preparations in China and a three month alarm alternative, with unclear reference to Navy and services.
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Chicago
le Bonaparte
Themerican Republican Bankt
China
Thomentite
Arrest Attempt Sparks Fear of Trouble on West Coast
Police report an attempted arrest of an Indian leader connected to a theft accusation near the coast. A suspect named Robinson allegedly refused to surrender, prompting fears of further violence and potential clashes as authorities pursue him.
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Ria
H.C
Cox
James Roba
Eer Heland
Legen
Clehad
Robinson
Logan
Biess
Economic figures for 1906 to 1965 comparison
Table lists amounts 1906 and 1965 with totals 596 399.74 720 568.67 and a year over year figure 945 631.07. No clear context or entities identified beyond monetary values.
Cleaning Up Laundries Amid Health Inspections
Laundries operated by Chinese proprietors face forced closures as city health officials and inspectors push to clean up dilapidated buildings. Attorneys argue owners cannot rent to others, while some structures will be condemned. Some facilities improve but must stay sanitary, with whitewashing suggested to reduce odors from opium contaminated interiors.
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Bir
Laudiow
Health Board
Lampman
Star
Powers for Chief of Police in Seattle Combine
Police department factions push Sergeant Mike Powers as sole viable chief candidate to Mayor Elect Moore. The “combine” seeks to replace Chief Delaney, who resisted the scheme, and to install a loyal ally who supported gambling and closed doors in Seattle.
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Police Department of
Seattle
Moore
Powers
Jack Williame
Ed Cudihee
Delaney
Ballinger
Combine
Badly Beaten in Saloon License Revoke and Reopen
A saloon once Franks Place, now Mayle Bar, faced license revocation after a rough incident in which EB Albert and Officer Jacoba were allegedly assaulted. Albert pleaded guilty to breaking a mirror and was fined $650. others claim severe injuries and possible suit against Bruninni brothers who reopened the establishment.
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Frank Biechht
Avy
Virginia Jr
EB. Albert
Albert
Jacoba
Crete
Hawkins
Bruniant
Jacobs
Bruninni Brothers
Gordon
Mayle
Monster Petition Drives City District Upgrade Debate
A disputed petition targets the Green Lake district with plans for improvements and double tracking on Lake Loop. The North End election returns show broad support for a mayoral candidate while public opinion on the plan remains unsettled. Separately, a case before Commissioner Kiefer ends with Jennings bound over to the grand jury for $3,000 and Webber for $5,000.
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Green Lake
Munichip
Lake Loop
Bell
Pat Jennings
Kiefer
Jennings
Webber
Embarrassing Indictment Reaches Insurance Officials
A garbled report indicates H Schively deputy insurance director and the state Insurance Commissioner faced a grand jury indictment in New York. The document ties the officials to the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company case, with references to the president and vice presidents and a trip to dine with company officers.
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Schively
New York
Sam H. Nichols
Olympia
Mutual Reserve Fe
New York Insurance Department
Missouri
Insurance
H. Schively
Washington
Insurance Commissioner
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Senate bans officials from accepting city favors
In Des Moines on March 9 the senate approved a bill prohibiting all public officials from accepting street car, telephone, or telegraph favors.
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Des Moines
Senate
Seattle Chinese laundries to face thorough cleansing
The Star reports an aggressive action against Sanitary conditions in Seattle Chinese laundries. Unsanitary buildings will be condemned and opium smoking eradicated except in separate premises. The Star and city health officials led by Dr. Ludlow and Inspector Lampman vow arrests for noncompliant laundrymen and a rapid cleanup.
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Seattle
The
Star
Board of Health
Ludlow
Lampman
Star to Probe Chinese Laundries for Sanitary Conditions
The Star plans a complete investigation into Chinese laundries, aiming for a thorough, spasmodic upheaval. The output will assess whether those places are kept clean, sanitary, and properly sheltered from winter elements with canvas coverings.
Explorer Captain Mikkelsen Joins Amundsen on Arctic Quest
Captain Einar Mikkelsen arrived in Seattle from Copenhagen and left for Vancouver to buy an English built wooden steamship outfitted for the voyage under Beattie. The expedition aims to explore the Beaufort Sea west of Banks Island and to study magnetic and meteorologic conditions, with twelve men and two ships meeting on the Mackenzie delta.
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Einar Mikkelsen
Roald Amundsen
North Pole
Seattle
Copenhagen
Vancouver
Wash
Beatie
Mikkelsen
Royal Geographical Society, of London
American Geographical Society
Mackenzie River
Mikkel
Mackenzie Delta
Arctic Sea
Bank
Beaufort Sea
Unk Islands
Copenhagen Mariner Ex
Pole
Wollaston Land
Annual Session of Y M C A Opens in Riverside
Riverside Cal March 9 Two hundred fifty delegates attend the 25th annual convention of the Young Men's Christian Association Officers elected for the ensuing year include President Dr Be E Kelley of San Francisco Vice Presidents G W Marston San Diego J Q Andersen Fresno H Herrick Riverside J Ross Clark Los Angeles Secretary N A Holabaugh Redlands Assistant Secretaries F E B Edson San Francisco T L Caldwell Occidental College Tonight the annual banquet will be held at Glenwood Inn.
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Riverside
Cal
Young Men's Christian Association
BE E Kelley
San Francisco
G. W. Marston
San Diego
J. Q. Andersen
Freano
H. Herrick
J. Ross Clark
Los Angeles
N. A. Holabaugh
Redlands
F. E B. Edson
T. L Caldwell
Occidental College
Glenwood Inn
State Farm Machinery License Declared Unconstitutional
Olympia March 9 The state supreme court today declared unconstitutional the last legislature's act requiring a $300 license from all agents selling farm machinery in this state. The license applies only to articles manufactured outside the state and is held to violate the federal constitution.
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Olympia
State Supreme Court
Roosevelt nominates officers to brigadier general rank
President Roosevelt named Colonel John W. Bubb of the Twelfth Infantry as a brigadier general and four lieutenant colonels to brigadier generals who will be immediately retired.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
John W. Bubb
Twelfth Infantry
Senate to vote on statehood bill this afternoon
In accordance with a senate resolution the statehood bill will be brought to a vote just before adjournment this afternoon. The decision followed a suggestion by Senator Beveridge and is to proceed immediately after the vote on the statehood bill.
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Washington, D. C
Senate of the United States
Beveridge
Hepburn Bill Moves to Finish Unfinished Senate Business
The Hepburn bill will be taken up to address and complete the unfinished Senate business.
Mayoralty Fight Stirs Tacoma Delegation
Tacoma March 9 The latest reports show R L McCormt and E L Salmeon entering the Republican convention with nearly equal pledged votes from attending delegates.
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Tacoma
R. L. McCormt
E L Salmeon
Finayor
Republi
Gypsies At City Depot Draw Crowd On Morning Visit
A band of eight adults and 29 children attracted attention at the depot today. Twin 11 month old babies wore minimal coverings while locals offered fruit and nuts. The group plans to continue to Whatcom.
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Whatcom
Lost check and cash found missing from wallet
A thousand dollar check payable to Kate M. Johnson and drawn on Security Savings Trust of Portland vanished from M. Johnson of 714 Mix. He reports the pocketbook contained the check and money when he reached home and has notified police.
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M. Johnson
Kate M. Johnson
Security Savings Trust Company
Portland
Ore
Bank Clerks Association Adds Evening Contest in El Hall
The Bank Clerks Association will hold an evening adding contest in El Hall. Special features include short addresses by Judge Thom Burke on Transportation and Dean Condon of the university on Negotiable Papers.
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Bank Clerks’ Association Wi
el Hall
Thom Burke
Dean Condon
University
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