Republican Demand for Better Control of Vice in Seattle Vote
Complete returns show Republican gains in Seattle as Ballinger loses ground amid anti gambling and liquor policy opposition. Ninth ward backs Ballinger more than expected while First ward lines up with party lines. annexation of southern suburbs fails by vote.
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Ballinger
Preston Mclride
Firat
Wilmon Tucker
Popullem
Seattle
Ninth
Hhe
William H. Murphy
Rabinger
Highth Ward
Railroad and Corporation Republicana
McTiride
Marold Preston
Judge Ballinger
Piret
Firet
Tucker
Hal- Moyer
John Riplinger
Riplinger
Clancy
Preston-Meliride Dileane
Preston
Peng Mage
Liz
Oia
Star
Mitchell William
Corporation Counsel
Ae Cably
Republican Party
Hallinger
Seyond
Pitth
Ballingers
Balllinger
Wirth
Dallinger
James W. Morrison
Liquor Dealers’ County Protective Ansociation
Deel
Olympia 3 Last Trip to Victoria and Trade Change
The Northern Pacific Mner Olympia arrives in Victoria from the Orient today and will be handed to new owners the Northwestern Commercial Company and the Northeastern Siberian Company, leaving the Oriental trade. The Tacoma and Victoria will be turned over on their returns. Ping Suey will replace Olympia and proceed from Victoria to Vancouver then Tacoma to load for the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Olympia
Victoria
Orient
Northwestern Commercial Company
Northeastern Siberian Company
Oriental Trade
Tacoma
China Mutual
Ping Suey
Vancouver
A New Sanitarium Planned by Kansas City Pair
Dr. and Mr. J. J. McKanna of Kansas City are in Washington and will establish a large sanitarium in the city for the cure of incurables within weeks. Dr McKanna operates sanitariums in most major U S cities and is among the nation's top newspaper advertisers, spending over $150000 last year.
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J. J. McKanna
Kansas City
Washington
McKanna
United States
Mrs Martha Langstaff Seeks Divorce After Alleged Cruelty
Mrs Martha Langstaff files for divorce from James Langstaff claiming five years of frequent beatings and recent outrage. She seeks custody of their two young children and asserts she was forced to leave the home due to abuse.
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Martha Langstaff
James Langstaff
Langstaff
Langetaff
Meteor Set to Sail North Again for N A T T Cargo
The Globe reports the steamer Meteor, repaired after last fall's Bering Sea accident, will sail for St Michaels on the last of three trips chartered by the N A T T company. Northward voyage faces objections from N A T T and delays due to reloads at port and Dutch Harbor, with arrival not before June 1.
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Globe Navigation Company
Bering Sea
St. Michaels
N. A. T. & T. Company
Trand@portation and Trading company
Dutch Harbor
St. Michael
Jewelry stolen from Blicks Returned in Court
The jewelry stolen by E. F. Boucke from J. B. Blick and his family at Green Lake was withdrawn from the superior court exhibit room this morning and returned to its owners Boucke is serving a 16 year term in Walla Walla
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E. F. Boucke
J. B. Blick
Green Lake
Superior Court
Boucke
Walla Walla
Boy Sues for 12000 After Factory Injury
Arthur Christensen a 15 year old sues Car man Manufacturing in superior court seeking 12000 damages for injuries he suffered at work. He says a cotton felt machine was defective and crushed his hand, leading to finger amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Christensen
Carman Manufacturing Company
Jury to Try W. W. DeLong on Insolvency Charge
A jury is being impaneled in the superior court to try W. W. DeLong, former head of the Bank of Hallard, on a charge of receiving deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent. Testimony begins tomorrow.
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W. W. DeLong
Bank of Hallard
Criminal Department
Superior Court
Russia Faces Civil War Pressure Over Victory Demands
Masses demand Russia win to avoid overthrow of the bureaucrats, signaling deep political turmoil. Government faces rising dissent as crowds insist on victory and resist compromise, highlighting a volatile confrontation between state power and public demands.
Threatened to kill off town by unknown Croft
A man naming himself Croft but forgetting his Christian name was brought from Newcastle for examination for insanity. He threatened to reduce the population and alarmed neighbors after arriving a few days ago. T B Preshaw lost a damage suit against C H Nichols Lumber Co in superior court, suit for 1900 dollars claiming injury while employed by the defendant.
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Croft
Newcastle
T. B. Preshaw
C. H. Nichols Lumber Company
Russia at War and the Price of Autocracy
The czar may seek guidance from the people if bureaucracy fails to mobilize, potentially drawing younger reformers and ending tyrannical rule. Russia’s war policy has bred domestic tyranny and foreign aggression, with Japan dealing blows and the Balkans poised for change. A broad shift could reshape Russia’s internal order and prestige, eclipsing Port Arthur.
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Ker
Russia
Riends
Fuasia
Turkey
Japan
Balkans
Bulgaria
Port Arthur
Maritime labor strike threatens thousands as schooners idle
In San Francisco on March 10 a conflict between marine engineers and the Steam Schooners Managers association escalated. Several thousand workers may lose jobs as sixty-one schooners are tied up at Oakland creek. The managers vow to lay up vessels upon port entry unless a compromise is reached, while engineers reject a proposed overtime rate and cancel sailing dates for others at sea.
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San Francisco
Marine Engineers
Steam Schooners Managers’ Association
Oakland Creek
California Climate Draws Travelers On Scenic Shasta Route
The article promotes year round outdoor life in California with a Shasta route from Seattle to San Francisco. Fares listed are 26.60 first class and 20.60 second class. Two trains daily. Tickets and literature available at Southern Pacific Co. 618 First Avenue, EBE Bilia, general agent.
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California
Seattle
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Co
First Avenue
E. BE
European Bureau Chief Studies Russia Before War
John Vandervook, European representative of the Newspaper Enterprise Association, spent many months in Russia long before the war. He studied the Russian people and government officials, offering insights into Moscow society and everyday life. His experiences establish him as an expert on Russian affairs.
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John Vandervook
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Russia
Russia must win war test reshapes leadership and loyalty
In St Petersburg dispatches, observers say Russia faces a proving ground as the army and navy are tested by Japan. They predict a demand for capable leadership if Russia loses, with centralization and corrupt bureaucracy under sharp scrutiny as wartime pressures rise.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Dolphin Sails for Southeast Alaska Ports With Mixed Cargo
The Alaska Steamship Company's steamer Dolphin, commanded by Capt. Hunter, carries 130 passengers, 45 head of horses, 80 bicycles, 15 dogs, and general freight as it sails at 10 o'clock for Southeastern Alaskan ports.
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Alaska Steamship Company
Dolphin
Hunter
Alaskan
Passengers Fleet Boosts Northern Transport This Spring
The Dolphin carries 190 passengers headed toward Dawson and interior districts. Forty five horses ship partly to Dawson for Yukon work, while 30 men bicycle over the Klondike trail now improved by government roads. Notables Abe Stein I Colsky and four companions bring eight horses and 500 eggs bound for Eagle as court action on embezzlement proceeds. Eight Northern Commercial workers sail for White Horse to ready boats for navigation season. Superior Judge Tallman presiding.
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Dawson
Interior
Yukon Trail
Klondike
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Weber, @& Campbell
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Valley Gem
D. H. Baldwin Co
Ster & Kroger
Ule
Chesbro's
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Oriental
New York
Iacob Perl
Second Ave
Pike St
Houghton & Hunter
Bo Oy
Thompson Furniture Co
Meteor
Eastern Outfitting Co
Pike Street
Corner Fifth
Eritlee
Mt. Petersburg
Ae Ea
Elan
Manchuria
Rus
ST . Petersburg
Gies
Stone, Fisher & Lane
Bargain Square
Comottow
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Firet Ave
Bell St
Third Ave
Fair Department
Second Avenue and
Pike
WM. Fitzhenry
Tallman
Westbeay & Childs
Mate Bron
CHINE
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