Indian trespass on Cascade forest reserve alleged by superintendent
Salem March 18. Cascade forest reserve reports claim Indians from Warm Springs and Klamath reservations trespass into the reserve. They farm, herd, hunt and fish on protected grounds, violating game laws and elk season restrictions. Authorities cite deer and elk slaughter and forest fires blamed on natives and urge action on seasonal hunting restrictions.
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Salem
Cascade Forest Reserve
Ormaby
General Land Office
Warm Sp
Klamath Indian
Ge Ks
Oregon Game
Socialists push municipal utilities and labor housing plans
Tacoma reports the Socialist Labor party advocates municipal ownership of all public utilities, city aided housing for workers, free medical aid on request, and a minimum adult wage of 83 per day. The Tacoma city council meets to choose a permanent library site with three options, likely Tacoma avenue and Thirteenth Street. Nearby, Yakima and Eastern Washington hops market notes indicate limited bale stock and ongoing sales.
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Tacoma
Socialist Labor Party
Tacoma Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Washington
Yakima Hope
May Be Governor Slated in Northwest Territory
Report suggests James Hamilton, anquished member of the Northwest legislature, is named successor to William Otivie as governor. Otivie’s resignation was sent to Ottawa weeks ago with no public acknowledgment. Present chief executive is Mr. Ross of the Northwest legislative council who once declined Yukon commissioner offer.
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James Hamilton
Northwest
Wm. Otivie
Northwest Territory
Ogtivie
Ottawa
Ross
Northwest Legislative Council
Yukon Territory
Y M C A Physical Culture Class Tonight
The Young Women’s Christian Association hosts a free physical culture class this evening at Sequpte Hall, Second Avenue. Former Minneapolis public schools instructor Mrs. Shepherd leads the session at 7:30 PM, with all interested members urged to attend. The organization expects the program to benefit the members and notes future facilities will include symposium and apparatus once the new building is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Sequpte
Second Avenue
Shepherd
Minneapolis
Smallpox Outbreak Reported in Montana Crow Reservation
Butte March 12 666 cases of smallpox at Pryor on the Crow reservation 40 cases in Billings and others privately cared for The epidemic has prompted county commissioners to build a pest house near Pryor Not a single Indian is yet reported to be infected
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Butte
Mont
Pryor
Crow Reservation
A. A
Billings
Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream staged by James-Kidder
The James-Kidder company presented A Midsummer Night's Dream at Seattle with strong scenery and effects. Louie James as Bottom drew laughs, Miss Kidder impressed as Titania, Norman Hackett and James J. Ryan gave solid performances. Miss Browning led as Puck, with enchantment and fairy charm highlighted. Shows continue Thursday, Friday, and Saturday matinee.
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James-Kidder Company
Seattle
Athens
Gay
Louie James
Bottom
Pyramum
Eg Rd
Mies Kidder
Norman Hackett
Lysander
James J. Ryan
Demetrius
Jane Onaker
Mise
Tra Brooks
Pucka
Miss Browning
The Jeanie Shirley Company Performs Strong Week Schedule
The Jeanie Shirley company delivers plays including The Little Minister and A Woman's Power with Laura Neeson Mall as the Egyptian girl and Ralph Cummings as the Littl Minister. Evening performances continue tonight and tomorrow at Third Avenue with pall river scenes praised. Searchlight views of England draw large crowds.
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Laura Neeon Mall
Highlands
Ralph
Third Avenue
Jeanie Shirley
Audieness
Mineee
Jean Ingleelde
Marie Dubeis
Pall River
Jean‘e
Civil Service Commission Rejects Promotions Examinations
The civil service commission met to pass HM applicants for promotion but denied examination for part of the group arguing no test could fairly assess those most entitled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Oregon City Brother of Bishop Potter Dies in Fall
Robert Potter of Oregon City died at St Marys hospital in Astoria from injuries after a fall from a river steamer. He was born in New York in 1817 and was the brother of Bishop Potter of New York.
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Astoria
Robert Potter
Oregon City
Bishop Potter
New York
St. Mary's Hospital
City
Everett Praised by Great Northern Engineer
Chief Engineer John F. Stevens of the Great Northern praised Everett during his visit. Contractor McKensie of Kane won the contract to build new freight sheds for the Great Northern between Hewitt and Pacific avenues. The meeting also discussed Northern Pacific and Seattle International freight rates and a petition for redress for R. T. Betz, general freight agent of the S. I.
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Everett
John F. Stevens
Great Northern
Stevens
McKensie
Kane
Hewitt and
Pacific Avenues
Northern Pacific
Seattle International
City
Thornton
R. T. Betz
8. I
Rev Smith to Leave Trinity Methodist Church for Seattle
Whatcom report says Rev On car A Smith of Trinity Methodist Church announced his final sermon and resignation to the presiding elder. He plans to move to Seattle to pursue business. Rev Nathan Evans of Goldendale will succeed him.
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Whatcom
Oncar A. Smith
Trinity Metheodtet Church
Freight Rates Raise Nome Steamship Fare Debate
Leading Nome steamship firms met yesterday in the A. N. Gray office of the N. A. T. and T. Co to discuss passenger and freight tariffs for the coming season. They agreed on a first class passenger rate of 100 dollars and freight at 40 dollars per ton subject to measurement. Large steamers will set 125 dollars for passage.
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Nome Steamship Companies
A. N. Gray
Trafic
New York
First Ave
Seattle
Howari
Mutual Lite
Portland
Onbra
Han Lon
Onl
We & Ladies
Dirigo Arrives in Port with Passengers and Cargo
The Alaska Steamship Co steam er Dirigo, Captain Munter, arrived from Bringway and Lynn Canal points with 2 passengers and full freight. News of a rich Hear erweek strike reached port. Purser Baker reports an Indians skin disease case near Skagway, not an elephant plague. Miner Matthew W Laughlin died in a March shaft accident. he leaves a widow and family in Juneau.
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Alaska Steamship Co
Dirigo
Munter
Bringway
Lynn Canal
Purser
Baker
Skagway
Matthew W. Laughlin
Meeter
Trweil
Juneau
Growth of Millions in Plant Estate Case at Supreme Court
Lawyer J K Parsons estimates the Plant estate at $99,000,000 and forecasts it could grow to $230,000,000 before trust release. He spoke in the Margaret J Mant versus Henry B Plant will dispute in the New York Supreme Court, noting the widow receives $30 a year and the child Morton Freeman Plant gets the same until he comes of age.
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New York
J K. Parsons
Corporation
Supreme Court
Margaret J. Mant
Henry Bf. Plant
Morton Freeman Plant
Parsons
Cleveland to appeal 3 Cent Fare ruling
Federal District Judge Ricks declared the 5 cent fare ordinance unconstitutional, finding it interferes with existing contracts. The city plans an appeal to higher courts. A masquerade at Rank e Hall is set for Saturday evening March 16 with admission set at 25 cents.
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Cleveland
Federal Distriet
Ricks
Ranke Hall
Reliable Drugs at Reasonable Prices
Medicine orders in a hurry promise quick delivery with no extra charge. Bartell Drug Co offers telephone orders and telescope ordering for fast service. Includes tincture Arnica glycerine bottle and powders like La Roche Face Powder and Portoni’s Face Powder offered at standard prices.
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Bartell Drug Co
Perren Jain
Arnica
We. Ie
Portoni
Railroad notes on Great Northern route to Republic via Kettle Falls
A rumor suggests the Great Northern will extend into Republic by following the Spokane branch south of Meyers Falls then cross the Columbia at the falls north of here. The line would run along the Colville river to provide an easy grade up the Kettle river and avoid heavy trestles, offering a direct river outlet for increasing tonnage south to Spokane.
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Great Northern
Republic
Kettle Palia
Spokane Palle & Northern
Myers Vaile
Colville
Columbia
Falia
Kettle River
Meyers Falla
Columbia River
Bpokane River
Death of Mrs. M. A. Thomas in Guthrie Home
Mrs. M. A. Thomas aged 72 was found dead in her Guthrie room yesterday afternoon. Authorities say she was killed, apparently two days earlier, by unknown assailants. The notice also advertises Northwest Trust & Base on West Columbia street with executives listed as Bhor reck president John F. Hartman view president and Alexander Myers.
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Guthrie
M. A. Thomas
Northwest Trust & Base
West Columbia Street
Bhorreck
John F. Hartman
Alexander Myers
Pacific Coast Co. President Farrell Returns From Coast Trip
J. D. Farrell, president of the Pacific Coast Co., has returned from an extended trip down the coast. He combined business with pleasure visiting San Francisco and then Mexico. He reports the company’s business affairs in excellent shape and trade generally good.
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J. D. Farrell
Pacific Coast Co
Storm Wrecks Texas Arkansas Towns Toll Rising
Reports from March 12 describe a severe Texas and Arkansas tornado season. Pine Prairie Arkansas is wiped out while New Boston Texas sees stores homes wrecked and near hundred dollar damage. Blossom Texas dismantled and many injured. Little Rock records 16 deaths statewide with many victims named. eight miners trapped in a flooded mine at Huntington.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Arkansas
Pine Prairie
New Boston
Tex
Blossom
Miscouri
Little Rock
Ark
Mise Cus Rufe
Hammett
John Turner
Pinkey Watson
Negrees
Bebe
Becks
Ripple Inclosure: Scandinavian American and Flame Banks Close
Washed by calm reaction in Whatcom on March 12. Closing of two banks did not affect others in the county. Banks operated independently with no withdrawals or excitement, underscoring public confidence in remaining institutions.
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Whatcom
Shirtweists and Akirte at 2 S's Manufacturing Co.
Scores have called about shirts and skirts from the 2 S s Manufacturing Co at 7 Union Street. The specialists note growing demand and ongoing interest from customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Street
Ion Street
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Oregon
Y.M.C.A
Montana
dJames- Kidder
England
Civil Service
Pastor Smith
Railroad Notes
Ime
Bon Marcie
Soc
Waly
Novelty Mill Co
Yesler
J. M. Lyon & CO
A. T. Lundberg
Pike Street
C.gray & Co
Salu
Adams
Frank E. Adams
Steving Bins
Colmes Bigok Tol Bipe
Hearts
Schuchard Optical Company
Klans
Chesboro
Stone, Fisher & Lane
For
Junleta
New Spring
Tylea
Oxfords
Pike St
Peterson's
Masonic Temple
Blk
Raymond & Hoyt
Second Ave
the Oxygenor Nette
Spee A
Washington Oxygenor Comper
Pioneer Building
Wash
G. B. Corner
Pike
Mr. Farrell
Frederick & Nelson
Home Furnishers
Rialto
2D Ave
Cor
First Avenue South
Yester Wharf
Jackson Street
Occidental
Cahn & Cohn
Ocidental
Stolting
Firet M. B Church
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co
Columbia Street
Spokane
IGAR
Henry the Fourth Secundos
Columbia, Tel
Matheson Bros. Grocers Cor
Maia
Penn Mutual Life
Saharnti Gus
Valntone
Gurabie
Avenarius
Carbolineum
Seeee
Sherman, Glay & CO
Bonney & Stewaari
Erntermera
Seattle Gas
W. S. May Field Family Grocer
Chick Weber, Kimball, Peaseer Planos
Kidett Organs
D. S. Johnson&1
Burke Building
Isxaquah Coal Co
Gilman
Madison &T
Yester Way
Yesser Way
Broadway
Moran Bros
Steel
Queen City Steam Launch
Fourth Ave
Wren
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