Filipinos Run Like Deer As U S Troops Move on Pasig
Manila dispatches describe General Wheaton's new brigade advancing on Guadalupe Pasig and Pateres to clear insurgents toward Laguna de Bay. American gunboats shell the jungle as Filipinos suffer heavy losses, with one American killed five wounded and about 40 Filipinos killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Wheaton
Guadalupe
Pasig
Pateres
Laguna de Bay
Dewey
L. Folger
Thomas Miller
Charles Davis
Chris Thompson
Twentieth Infantry
Charles Easly
Twenty-second Infantry
James Kline
Twentieth Kansas
Caloocan
San Nicolo
Pateros
Taguise
Stewart
Munson
Theodore Misner
John Black
William O’brien
Is Still Hopeful About Magnolia Bluff Forts and Seattle Trade
Assistant U. S. Quartermaster Captain W. W. Robinson returns from Washington optimistic about Magnolia Bluff military post. He lobbied for Seattle as a port to outfit transports, notes encouragement from national officials. Contracts for fortifications worth 240000 plus planned work near Marrow for two batteries may cost about 50000, benefiting Beattie by local supply. Lake Washington Canal bill has strong support and may pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
W. W. Robinson
Magnolia Bluff
Washington
East
Army and Navy Department
Seattle
San Francisco
National Capital
Hobinson
Robinson
Beattie
Lake Washington
Beaf Prices Drop Sharply in Dawson Markets
In Dawson markets beef prices are reported extremely low with first class meat at 26 cents and poor at 15 cents. The drop follows an order that beef not stored in refrigerators by May 1 will be deemed unfit for use. No refrigerators are in Dawson, prompting quick sales at reduced rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Capts Smith Attacked In Tenderloin District
Captain Smith, a familiar figure in the tenderloin area, reported at police headquarters that a crowd knocked him down and attempted a robbery. Plasters on his nose suggest injury, and his gold chain valued at 900 dollars may have attracted the attackers. Police are investigating with no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Tenderloin
Frank Watson Caught Stealing From Beater & Co
Frank Watson was caught stealing blankets from Beater and Co on a Saturday afternoon. He was arrested as he attempted to sell them to a second hand dealer. In Judge Cann's court he pleaded fully, was fined nine dollars and costs, and sentenced to thirty days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Watson
Beater & Co
Seattle Inklings Funeral Notices and Local News
Multiple funeral services announced for Rater Peterson EB H W Anderson Joseph Engler and Mrs W A G Trevor with interments planned at Lake View Calvary and Portland. Licenses issued for Marshall Whitford Jennie Hetanger Chas Albert Hurgh and Laura Adamas. Saloon expulsion and East Columbia Street sewer projects to be decided at tonight's council meeting. The Beattie Gee Electric seeks a streetfront post near Second and James. Oscar Williams death ruling from trestle fall. Anti-Saloon League forms committee to monitor council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Whitford
Beattie
Jennie Hetanger
Dey, Mich
Chas. Albert Hurgh
Laura Adama
San Francisco
M. I. Church
Columbia Street
Broadway
Twelve Avenue
Sailor Injured In Port Slip At Port Plakeley
Chas Lewict, a sailor, was seriously injured Sunday at Port Plakeley while loading weapons. He slipped from the bridge to the deck eighteen feet, was brought to Beattle and admitted to Providence hospital for treatment of his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lewict
Port Plakeley
Beattle
Providence Hospital
Sampson Seeks Reappointment for Officers Rejected
Washington March 13 Secretary Long received a letter from Sampson in which the Admiral requests the reappointment of officers recommended for promotion for gallantry off Santiago, omitting his own name, after the list failed confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Long
Sampoon
Santiago
Sampson
ALONG THE WHARVES STEAMERS AND SCHEDULES
The City of Seattle will sail for Skagway tomorrow morning after a delayed departure. Dirigo arrives Thursday from Alaskan ports. Garonne due late week from Honolulu. Kinehu Maru due the 18th via Honolulu. Queen arrived from Vancouver and will coal for San Francisco on the 16th. Spartan expected with coal for San Francisco, Catrina likely to sail tonight for San Francisco with a large freight and coal cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Skagway
Garonne
Honolulu
Steamship Queen
Vancouver
San Francisco
Dteamer Catrina
San Franciscoe
Was' Again Arrested In Morning Detention
William Poyazinski was rearrested this morning by Detective Meredith. Tiewae appeared Saturday before Judge Jacobs but the jury could not reach a verdict, and he was discharged. No date for a new trial is set, but it may occur sometime this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Poyazinski
Meredith
Tiewae
Jacobs
Hoffmann and Poynamaki partner sentenced for receiving stolen goods
G W Hoffman of Hoffman and Poynamaki, secondhand dealers, was arraigned before Judge Jacoba on a charge of receiving stolen goods. He pleaded guilty and received a one year sentence to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hoffman
Hoffman & Poynamaki
Jacoba
Hoffman
Carpenter Claimed Robbery At Dewey Saloon
W H M Greenwood reports being beaten and robbed of a watch at the Dewey saloon. A warrant issues for Nela Metres Hal Jackson and two Dee family members. Helms was arrested and cried when accused, unable to speak much English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HM. Greenwood
Dewey
Nela Metres
Hal Jackson
Dee
Helms
Maccabees Ladies to Stage Pike Street Entertainment
The Ladies of the Maccabees Seattle Hive No will host a Rankes Hall show on Pike Street Wednesday evening. A musical program is planned and a good time is promised for attendees. Dancing will follow the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Ladies of the Maccabees
Rankes Hall
Pike Street
New Time Schedule for Great Northern Overland Train
Acting on the new timetable, the Great Northern Overland will depart eastbound at 7 PM instead of 4 PM. In tandem, the Northern Pacific adds a second daily eastbound departure. The NP trains from St Paul to the west arrive here at 11 06 AM and 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Overland
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Miner theft claims cloud Dawson gold record case
The complaint, prepared by Mr. Allen, accuses Thomas Pawncett of manipulating Dominion creek bench claims to defraud miners and favor officials. It alleges improper permits, biased adjudications, failure to refund fees, and listing vacant grounds for friends, with Fawcett denying charges in a letter to Commissioner Ogilvie and Allen vowing proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Thomas Pavncett
Dominion Creek Bench
Emma Reech
Pawcett
Mesera
Charles K. Zorn
Andrew Nelson
Nelson
Zorn
Fawcett
Dawson
Ogilvie
B.C. Allen
Seattle
Port Gambia Waiter Dies At Sea On Schooner J H Bruch
B Jensen a waiter from Port Gambia died yesterday aboard the schooner J H Bruch. His remains were taken to the city on the steamer Prosper and the funeral will be held under the auspices of the Pacific Coast Seamen's Union of which he was an active member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Jensen
Port Gambie
J. H. Bruch
Prosper
Pacific Comat Seamen's Union
Gomes Ousted as Cuban City Awaits Aftermath
Havana March 13 The city is alive with excitement over the ousting of General Gomes. United States troops keep order, preventing trouble as Gomes supporters parade and anti Gomes factions press the streets. Threatening clashes loom while both sides issue manifestos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
General Gomes
United States
Gomes
Viva Gomes
Assembly
Generali 'Nde
Lea
Cold on the Trail Arrivals warn of frostbite on Dawson to Seattle route
Arrivals from Dawson via Skagway report severe suffering on the trails due to frozen feet. Two mail contractor workers started crossing with the mail, later suffering frostbite but escaping severe injury. Mounted police encountered a group headed for Tagish with an elderly man in charge where feet were badly frozen. A Tagish physician said amputation of both legs would be necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Skagway
Seattle
Richardson
Tagish
The New Religion Organised In City
The Society of Universal Religion led by Rev. Alfred W. Martin formed last night with about fifty members. Trustees elected include three year terms: RE. C. Hughes, Jacob Furth, C. G. Dickinson. two years: R. Winsor, W. F. Braggini, D. B. Porter. one year: Grimm Davies, J. D. Jones, F. Myer. Next Sunday's lecture asks if abandoning the Bible removes authoritative guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Universal Religion
Alfred W. Martin
RE. C. Hughes
Jacob Furth
C. G. Dickinson
R. Winsor
W. F. Braggini
D. B. Porter
Grimm Davies
J. D. Jones
F. Myer
Indecent exposure arrest shocks Spruce Street residents
John McDonal, a teammaster, was arrested by Officer Spangie on indecency charges after neighbors on Spruce Street reported repeated appearances without sufficient clothing. Indignant residents plan to press the case in municipal court tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonal
Spangie
Spruce Street
Allen Warms Up Ex-Gold Commissioner Fawcett
Former Dawson official Fawcett faced a Dawson committee of investigation on charges of incompetence rascality and neglect of official duty. The inquiry opened in February with Commissioner Ogilvie presiding. Fawcett was absent from Dawson at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawcett
Dawson
RH. C. Allen
Klondike Nugget
Ogilvie
Judge Ladd Buried At Seattle Funeral Service
The funeral for Joige Ladd was held yesterday afternoon at Eiks hall under Seattle lodge No 2 B P O Woodmen Knights of Pythias and Foresters attended. The Bike ritual was read and Dr A L Hutchison delivered a short eulogy as floral decorations filled the hall. Pallbearers from Elke included William H Moore W H Brinker W H Parry Bolton Rogers Dr George Newlands and Richard Saxe Jones active pallbearers from Woodmen were A L Klein F H Drew and A M Mecklem and from Knights of Pythias Geo Hooker D F Coombe and J F Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joige Ladd
Eikshall
Seattle Lodge No. 2
Woodmen
Knights of Pythias
Foresters
A. L. Hutchison
Elke
William H. Moore
W. H. Brinker
W. H. Parry
Bolton Rogers
George Newlands
Richard Saxe Jones
A. L. Klein
F. H. Drew
A. M. Mecklem
The
Woodman
Geo. Hooker
D. F Coombe
J. F. Mitchell
Multnomah Club Bowls Sweep Seattle Crowd
A large Seattle Athletic Club crowd welcomed Portland’s Multnomah bowling team Saturday night. The 8 A.C. team won three of four games, with light refreshments served in the directors’ room. The score follows: Multnomah,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Athletic Club
Multnomah Club
Portland
8 A. C
Multonomah
Weather forecast and ship readiness update
Observer Balisbury reports Seattle will see rain tonight and tomorrow while eastern Washington remains snowy. The Golden Gate awaits orders from San Francisco before proceeding north and is ready to depart at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balisbury
Seattle
Washington
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Government Holds Two Pacific Coast Steamers for Transport
Government resists releasing two of the Pacific Coast Steamship company’s liners the Senator and Puebla for Honolulu service. The firm may need to buy or charter a new steamer if these vessels stay in government hands, as only a few ships on the California coast are suitable for the route. The piece also describes Alaska rail travel and White Pass Yukon frontier scenes with sweeping notes on scenery, trains, and winter routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Pacific Coast Company
Senator
Puebla
California
Cottage City
Curaceoa
Atlantic
Islands
Locks Break On Freight Carts Near North Seattle
Seattle and International railroad officials report locks on freight cars along the line toward North Seattle are being forced by tramps and hobos. Police investigate with a warning that any offender captured faces punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Seattle & International Railroad
North
Seattle
First Train Through White Pass Summit Report
Co A Boscomb of Salt Lake rode the City of Seattle southward after passing the White Pass Summit. He just came from Atlin country where he says quiet conditions prevail and Americans feel disgust and disappointment. He doubts violence from the exclusion act, predicting robbers may cross into American territory or head for Yukon prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
Northwest Territory
Atlin Country
Boscomb
Skagway
Discovery
Nance O'Neil Opens at Seattle in Magda and Jewels
Nance O Neil headlined at the Seattle theater last night in Magda with McKee Rankin and Herbert Carr. Tonight the company presents The Jewels with Miles O Neil as Leah. Mise O'Neil is praised as a great actress and a novelty in Seattle theater. Her support is superb and audiences are seen as enthusiastic all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Nance O' Neil
Magda
McKee Rankin
Herbert Carr
Miles O'Neil
Leah
Mise O'Neil
Miss O'Neill
Court settlement ends domestic dispute with officer involvement
Dan Owen and his wife failed to reach agreement and officer Tripp intervened as the family row escalated. He returned intoxicated and damaged several doors and window lights before Judge Cann fined him ten dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Owen
Tripp
Cann
Four Held Over Opium Smoked Atop City Night
William Hamilton, a bartender, Heal Luts, a barber, and Mary Smith with Jennie Ward were arrested by Officer Corbett last night for smoking opium. All four face a municipal court hearing before Judge Cann this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hamilton
Heal Luts
Mary Smith
Jennie Ward
Corbett
President appoints Herbert Putnam librarian in Congress
The President, on March 18, named Herbert Putnam of Massachusetts as librarian in Congress. The appointment places Putnam in charge of the Library of Congress, with duties to manage research and reference services for lawmakers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Putnam
Massachusetts
Congress
Personal mentions of guests and locals at hotels
Adam Davis of cette Ireland, registered at the Diller. Co. P. Dickey, lumberman from Bay View, at the Diller. J. W. Currie of Wooley, at the Diller. J. Rosenfield of Chicago at the Butler. J. W. Denberger of Buffalo, N. C., registered at Seattle. M. de Vries, wife and sister, registered at the Northern. Mr. De Vries a California politician and senator from Stockton. Lee de Vreis, a city resident, is a brother of the senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Davis
Cette Ireland
the Diller
J. W. Currie
Wooley
The
Diller
J. Rosenfield
Chicago
Butler
J. W. Denberger
Buffalo, N. C
Seattle
M. de Vries
Mr. de Vries
California
Senate
Stockton
Lee de Vreis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Captain Robinson
Army Post
Capt. Smith
Rater Peterson
East James Street
EB. H W. Anderson
Bonney & Stewart's
Lake View Cemetery
Joseph Engler
Sacred Heart Church
Calvary Cemetery
W. A. G. Trevor
Seattle Undertaking Company
Beattie Gee & Electric Company
Hee
Board of Public Works
Wheeler Restaurant
Second
Jamen
Oscar Williams
Miack Diamond
Sampson Generous
Dirigo
Alaskan
Porta
Spartan
Francisco
the Maccabees
Seilor Jensen
Comez Sthl
NEW Religion
Judge Ladd
Caulthorn Oregee
Ligier
A. Burkhardt
Idleman
Ore
Coffman
F. C. Burkhardt
Ehrlich
Churchill
McKennie
Gillete
Weather Forecast
Spelger & Hurlbut
Second Avenue
Pacific Coast S. S. Co
Pany
Log Cabin
McDonald Creek
Alaska
Lake “Jennet
Fort Selkirk
Heney Station
Atlin
Northwest Mounted Police
Keene
Lake Bennett
Bennett
Frozen Summit Lake
White Pass
Becuimaux
Utah
White
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