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13 Mar 1907
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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
1
Prisoner O W Lawson faces license challenge in court
Report outlines Lawson medical institute proprietor’s case against state licensing. Supreme Court questions jurisdiction while weighing whether the state may regulate medical practice to protect public welfare and prevent fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of State Medical Institute
Ail
Hee
Laweon
Te Medical Institute
Court of the United Biese
Supreme Court
Merita
Superior Court
United States
State Supreme Court
Laweer
Be “Medical” Institute
Oh Jena Battleship Sinks After Devastating Fire
Telegraph summarizes the Jena disaster with a high casualty count. Officers Captain Adigard and Captain Vertier killed. damage cripples the vessel. rescue crews work amid collapsed decks and twisted plates. Recovery and recognition efforts underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badtea
Adigard
Jena
Vertier
Pleads Guilty and Not Guilty in Local Court
C Davis pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon in Judge Morris court. E G Thompson pleaded not guilty to dentistry without a license. Lynoa Centre and John Hall received 60 days for petit larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Davis
Morris
E.G. Thompson
Lynoa Centre
John Hall
Huee Still Fighting Huee Still Fighting
In San Francisco on March 13 the Huee case again faced obstruction. Ruef's counsel pressed objections as Heney, Duane, and two others rebutted an affidavit, appeals to judge Duane's lack of jurisdiction were overruled, and motions were denied. A jury was drawn despite defense protests, custody for Ellvor Biggy was ordered, and the case adjourned to Monday with a March 25 postponement sought to file a federal record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Telegraph Service
San Francisco
Ruef
Heney
Duane
Ruefs
Duanes Court
Rees
Ellvor Biggy
United States
Saloon Keeper Found Guilty Under Closing Law
A second jury upheld the closing law and found Osman Overland guilty of violating it. He was fined $20 plus costs. Jurors included Jules Redelheimer, T. P. Fay, Alex G. Bechanen, B. A. Clausen, Henry Wilcos, BE. N. Brooks, with other local names cited. Further trial on remaining items referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliable Bysla Ae
Neding
Osman Overland
Costa
Jules Redelsheimer
Clothier
T. P. Fay
Realty Deasier
Alex G. Bechanen
Garvey Hechanan Co
B. A. Clauseen
Henry Wilcos
Green
BE. N. Brooks
Northern Pacific freight bottleneck stifles Pacific Northwest shingles
State interests led by Gen. James Ashton press the Commerce Commission to order freight movement. The Northern Pacific and Great Northern grapple with halted eastbound traffic. Seattle says 2,200 loaded cars wait and 7,000 carloads of shingles idle in the West. Mills near Ballard and Seattle delay resumes until cars free up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ashton
Tame
Suormey
Pacific Coast
Manufacturers’ Association
Tn- Me Commerce Commission
Hill
Harriman Roads
Railroad & Navigation Pacific Lines
Pacific
Sgibaryo
Great Northern
East Walfh
Seattle
Northern Pacific
Fe Visteehee
Washington
Ballard
East
Tacoma
Minnesota
Nebraska
Indignant Stranger Thwarts Kennedy at Hotel Entrance
A chaotic scene outside a Ninth Avenue hotel ends with a man causing a disturbance and angrily rebuking Kennedy and staff after being helped by a bellboy. Kennedy, acting kindly, offers assistance but is rebuffed as the stranger storms away.
Japs Allowed to Attend Frisco Schools
A readation confirms an agreement between President Roosevelt and the San Francisco board of education on admitting Japanese children to attend city schools. The board prepared the measure this morning and will adopt it at an afternoon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerippe Telegraph Service
San Francisco
Rooseveltt
San Francisco Board of Education
Crowds Gather at Dowie Funeral in Zion City
Crowds fill Zion City as Dowie lies in state. Palsied men women and children kiss the coffin fringe hoping for healing. Funeral services set for tomorrow, with hopes that conciliatory measures will unite factions for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe Telegraph Service
Zion City
Ill
Dowie
Clerks’ Union pushes eight hour work bill for women
The Clerks' International Protective Association campaigns to limit employment of women not obliged to work for a living in retail and to secure living wages for those who do. The union plans to take up the eight hour law for women despite its prior defeat in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerks’ International Protective Association
Clerks’ Union
Exiled for Love of This Demure Face
London report states exile Misa herit of Scotland due to love for Miss Phyliss Dare, a beautiful tech actress. The engaged couple face haste and uncertainty as the suitor travels from Scotland to London in pursuit of union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Star
London
Phyliss Dare
Misa Herit
Scotland
Lort Dalmeny
Wall Street Panic Hits Markets in Widespread Decline
Washington reports a sudden cabinet meeting on a grave matter with no details released. New York stock trading collapses in a dramatic reversal, with declines of 1 to 2 percent as industrials and rail shares slide to post sharp lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Oghee Upien Pacific
Papers Lending Aid to Wildcatters
Frank Be Harte editor of the Sumas News asks the Star to publish refutations of false reports about gold discoveries near Sumas. He says Seattle Times and American Reveille of Bellingham aid wildcatters, urging the paper to prevent influx of disheartened gold seekers and protect local legitimate business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank BE. Harte
Sumas
Waah
Senda
the Star
Seattle Times
American Revelue
Bellingham
Mount Baker
Whatcom County
Sleepy secretary delays work in Olympia senate
In Olympia on March 13 the open Columbia river bill stalled as the appropriation committee’s secretary Lucien McGuire held the bill in his possession delaying Senate action. He was said to have slept late, with the bill expected to reappear late afternoon. Other measures enacted include national pure food law and licensing liquor in houses of prostitution, plus water mains authority for cities. Senators Nichols and Cotterill argued over House requests, Nichols winning 11 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Special Service
Olympia
Senate
Lucien McGuire
McGuire
Ita
Huwil
Seattle
Nicholas
Cotterill
King
House
Nichols
Burglar Arrested in Ellensburg Held on Burglary Charge
Ellensburg police hold Louis Deatherage alias Hughes on burglary charges after two arrests in the city. He previously claimed ties to another town and asked to learn more about him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Deatherage
Hughes
Ellensburg
Charges Neglect of Streets by Interlaken Land Firm
The Interlaken Land company through John and Boyer accuses the city streets superintendent of neglect in Crescent drive Capitol Hill. They allege catch basins at 19th Ave and Rast were filled with gunny sacks under supervision, causing water overrun and damage to the thoroughfare. Immune changes are asked for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlaken Land Company
John &. Boyer
Board of Public Works
Crescent Drive
Capitol Hill District
19Th Av
Rast Ot al
Was Evelyn Forced to Tell False Story
New York dispatch details the Thaw trial proceedings and Eugene Jerome's efforts to admit Evelyn Nesbit and Hummel testimony. The report covers Jerome's questions about alleged drugging and abuse, Delmas's objections, and planned witness coordination in the Caldwell era case narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Star
Geripp
Associated Press Service
Geattle
Jona
Moyer Haywood-Pettibone
Caldwell
Idaho
Goldfields
Nevada
Louisville
Ihs
Scripps Telegraph Service
New York
Jerome
Delmas
Abe Hummel
James ©. Smith
Mummel
Thaw
Smith Ano Delmas
Hummel
Smith
Evelyn Jerome
White
Evelyn Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Silvernamns
Infant Found Dead Near Tire Flats
Workmen yesterday discovered a dead infant about one week old. They did not inform the coroner and prepared the child for burial. The body was laid to rest by local laborers. Dr. Carroll visited the scene this morning, had the remains moved to Watson parlors for further examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Atson
Kein suit over sister dispute sparks Georgetown gossip
Georgetown society buzzes as John H Kein sues Emilie Kein and Henry Probet for 14000 dollars claiming the arrest of Emilie s brother was incited by Probet to remove him. The civil action follows Emilie s accusation three weeks earlier that John threatened her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
John H. Kein
Emilie Kein
Henry Probet
Miss Kein
al Ng
Probst
Miner Jorens Polsnsk Faces Fate Tomorrow
After closing arguments, the Raevensdale miner Jorens Polsnsk awaits a jury verdict on his alleged killing of Markus in Markus' saloon. Prosecutor Vanderveer argued the Skroupas were unarmed and Polsnsk intended to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorens Polsnsk
Raevensdale
Vanderveer
Skroupas
Markus
Riot Threat Looms Over Georgetown Crossing Standoff
Georgetown faces a potential riot as residents on the east side defend a hand built crossing over the Rainieray Nora Avenue tracks amid a three year dispute with the Northern Pacific and Columbia & Puget Sound railroads. The railroad seeks $16,000 damages and a court suit. The city granted land to a brewing company for a Rainier and Nora crossing that was never built or paid for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Rainieray
Nora Ay
Northern Pacific
Columbia & Puget Sound
Snett
N. P
P. 8
Seattle Oe and Malting Co
Brewing Company
Rainferry
Nora Av
Lord Charles Beresford Visits Seattle After Jena Disaster
A mass meeting of miners defers a five by five delegation from Western Federation of Miners and AFL unions due to unequal representation. Lord Charles Beresford, commander of the Channel squadron, spends night in Seattle and departs for Medicine Hat to settle his brother’s affairs before returning to Britain. He reflects on naval unity across flags after the French battleship Jena loss and notes the navy’s readiness and historic exploits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe Telegraph Service
Goldfield
Western Federation of Miners
American Federation of Labor Unions
Lord Charles Beresford
Royal Naval Service
Channel Squadron
Seattle
Canadian Pacific
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Lord Charles
Hotel
Savoy
Jena
Naval Service
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
Navy
Hermann Obstacle Highlighted in Land Fraud Trial
Washington March 13 Special Examiner W B McGee testified in the Binger Hermann trial that Hermann as land commissioner blocked an investigation into land frauds in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa Telegraph Service
Washington
Binger Hermann
W. B. McGee
Hermann
West
Treasury Says No Date For Returning Depository Bank Loans
Washington March 13 Secretary of the Treasury Cartelyou announced that it is not the intention to fix at the present the date for returning the 30,000,000 additional deposits placed with the existing depository banks under the September 27 press announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
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Centre West Virginia
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Huee
ASK Southern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Portland
Harriman
Kennedy
Menager End Co
M Hotel
WPA
Frisco
Phyllis Dare
Lord Rosegery
Wall Street
Beripps Telegraph Service
Eoiate
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