Delirious Tokyo Celebrates Mukden Victory
Tokyo erupts in jubilant processions and lantern parades as reports say Japanese forces enveloped and captured Mukden. Kuropatkin’s position is desperate with fighting continuing near Danshutun and efforts to cut Russian retreat routes north and west. Official telegrams confirm Mukden fell at 10 am Friday and praise enveloping maneuvers.
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Danshuptun
Danshuntun
Washington
Tokio
Vari Sue Palane
New York Brokers Buy Seattle Bonds in Auction
New York brokers opened bids this afternoon for bonds issued to finance a lighting plant and a jail. The issue totals 250000 dollars with a 4 percent rate for 20 year bonds and options. M. W. Halsey of New York offered a 5000 dollar premium on 20 year bonds with a 4 percent rate. N W Hartin of Chicago bid on 10 year options and straight bonds with premiums around 4570 and 4840 respectively. Twelve bidders participated and Malacy secured the bid.
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Hide
Suby
M. W Halsey
New York
With & Weyéar
N. W Hartin
Chicano
Russian general Kuropatkin doomed to disaster says critics
English military critics assess Kuropatkin's forces as doomed to complete disaster in the Russo Japanese War. They argue careful study shows the Japanese armies will trap and slaughter divisions, leaving only a remnant to flee.
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Kuropatkin
Care
Murder charge in Toledo death links to Mrs Green
Mra Green arrested in Lin County amid murder case involving G Sharatt found shot in bed on January 2. Investigators allege Mrs Green was connected to Sharatt's death and to a will leaving his property to her.
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Noon Patch Reunites Bellingham Couple After Accusations
In Bellingham on March 10 Henry Beatty and John Cleneski, linked with Acme, returned to town claiming their presence in Port Townsend was a mistaken coincidence. They faced trial on $209 bonds but posted own recognizance and plan to return home.
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Henry Beatty
John Cleneski
Acme
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Beatty
Gleneski
Disappeared Everett Man Leaves Husband and Family
Alfred Norman of 3309 Lombard Avenue vanished after telling his wife his tooth ached and he would visit a dentist. He had $55 on him and has not been seen since leaving home. He worked in a paper mill and left behind a wife, a 3 year old son, and a 13 year old daughter. Representative E D Reiter will join the law firm of Piles Danworth Howe soon.
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Alfred Norman
Lombard Avenue
Bell
E. D. Reiter
Lincoln County
Great Northern
Northport
Piles, Danworth & Howe
Autopsy findings and local arrests in Maple Valley case
An autopsy on Cecil Townsley reveals death from brain hemorrhage due to a fractured skull amid police negligence allegations. Two men were arrested in Ravensdale for a suspected attempt to blow the Columbia and Puget Sound depot safe in Maple Valley. In Cleveland, Chadwick case lawyers prepare as US Attorney Garry seeks a conspiracy definition. Shamrock Lacrosse club to meet at Saratoga poolrooms tonight.
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Carroll
Ravensdale
Columbia
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Maple Valley
Starvick
Hoye
Cleveland
Chadwick
United States
Garry
Shamrock Lacrosse Club
Saratoga Poolrooms
Third Avenue
Prisoner Escapes and Local Developments In St Petersburg
In Irkutsk fifteen political prisoners escaped through an Underground passage dug over three months. six were recaptured as unrest spreads in southwestern Russia and troops are sent to quell outbreaks. Alice M. George was granted a divorce from Francis P. George on non support grounds with custody to be decided. Woodland Heights Improvement Club formed by 22 residents seeking district improvements north of Woodland Park.
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ST. Petersburg
Irkutsk
Russia
Alice M. George
Francis P. George
Woodland Heights
Mukden Capture Report Drives Russians to Disorder
Dispatches say Japanese forces captured Mukden with thousands of Russian prisoners taken. Kuropatkin’s scattered army allegedly retreating under pressure as Oyama’s main force surrounds and blocks retreat paths. Officials in St Petersburg doubt the full extent of the victory but concede a heavy defeat.
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Kuropatkin
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City Health Board Moves to Regulate Milk Temperature
The Seattle board of health plans next meeting steps to require dairymen shipping milk into Seattle to deliver milk at a temperature low enough to slow bacteria growth. They will dump dirtier milk and inspect dairies outside the city, with work starting on Vashon island wharves at Chautauqua and Cove.
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Seattle
Dr. Loughary
Woodcock
Health Board
Vashon Island
Chautauqua and
Cove
Island improvements ahead of summer fruit shipment
The latter place 160 feet away will undergo improvements in time for the summer shipment of fruit from the island. Work aims to ready facilities to handle the anticipated load and ensure smooth operations during the peak season.
Portland Police Chief Hunt Investigated Over Saloon Closings
The Portland police commission probes Chief Hunt and several officers for allowing saloons to stay open after 1 am. Hunt testified first and denied the charges while Councilman A. F. Flegel said Hunt knew some saloons were open and even visited them after closing. Other citizens level similar accusations.
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Police Commission
Hunt
A. F. Flegel
Thinks She Is Insane Inmate Held For Sanity Exam
Walla Walla high school principal George De Bolt swore to a warrant from Judge Frater ordering 16 year old Evelyn Mentzer to be apprehended and examined for sanity. The pupil is described as incorrigible and too old for reform school after allegedly breaking into the school and destroying class records as an act of revenge. If not declared insane she faces sent to the state prison for discipline due to age.
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George de Bolt
Walla Walla High School
Frater
Evelyn Mentzer
Senate committee reports Dominio treaty amendments agreed
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations today reported that the Domino treaty with amendments was agreed to. The report commands the ratification treaty to be considered on Monday. The debate will probably last several days. Sacramento March 10 The legislature adjourned sine die this afternoon.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Today
Y M C A brings in Fred Goodneau from New York City
The Seattle Y M C A announces Fred Goodneau, secretary of the international committee of the Y M C A of North America, will conduct services at the Y M C A hall on Saturday from 4 to 9 p m. He brings training and a varied career to his visit.
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Fred
Goodneau
New York City
Sanday
Young Men's Christian Associations of
New Loop Hole Watch As City Debates Deposits Interest
City officials face delays on an ordinance introduced by Corporation Counsel Cahown to collect interest on city deposits. Taxpayers criticize inaction while Mayor Ballinger seeks leg aid. Treasurer Rathbun may push safekeeping of funds as banks resist changes and council furthers banking allies.
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Ballinger
Citles
Rathbun
Tom
Tick
Marry
Delaney
Weather Outlook Notes and Temp Watch
Increasing cloudiness tonight with Saturday showers and cooler conditions. Light to fresh south winds. A hand held device will display the temperature at 2 30 today.
Elbert on Trial in Robbery Case at Fening Hotel
William Elbert, a Black man, is being tried in superior court for robbery after allegedly beating roommate Boston with a rock filled sock then stealing over $100. Prosecution says Elbert needed money and wished to join his wife in Portland. he had pleaded guilty earlier but withdrew. The crime occurred at the Fening hotel on South Second Avenue.
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William Elbert
Boston
Elbert
Portland
Fening Hotel
South Second Avenue
Olympia trains to continue service after legislature opens
I Nadeau of the Northern Pacific said St. Paul headquarters ordered the Olympia trains kept running for now. It was believed they would run only during the session, but officials indicate the service is to continue beyond the closing of the legislature.
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I. A. Nadeau
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Olympia
Woman seeks habeas corpus to recover child from home
Mrs Elizabeth Krin petitions the superior court for a writ of habeas corpus to restore her child Anna Krin from the Washington Children's home She alleges that at one day old Harrison Brown superintendent of the home took the baby and forced her to sign away custody while she was not mentally capable of understanding the action The case was filed this afternoon in superior court
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Elizabeth Krin
Cripple Sues Fellow Students Over Electric Incident
Alk bert De Rome an art student at Hopkins Art Institute files a warrant for arrest of Jac Hateh Jr Atlee Hunt and Al Hansen and prominent people for an electric incident last November that left Rome crippled for life in San Francisco.
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Alkbert de Rome
Hopkins Art Institute
Jac Hateh, Jr
Atlee Hunt
al Hansen
Rome
Tait Leaves Post to Join Piles Worth Howe Firm
Hugh A. Tait resigns as assistant corporation counsel to join the law firm of Piles, Worth & Howe in a move described as more lucrative. He leaves the city post to pursue private practice with the new firm.
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Piles, Aworth & Howe
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