Tragic murder suicide shocks city in domestic crime
Jennie Cohen Goldstein and her husband Morris Goldstein, a peddler, are found dead after a domestic dispute at their Lane Street home. Police report Morris shot Jennie through the right eye then killed himself with a close range shot to the head. Evidence shows three gunshots, one misfired, no other signs of struggle. The couple, both Jewish, had recently married after meeting in Philadelphia.
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Goldstein
Yonger
Deeim
Adams
Tectives
Clarke
Mayou
Lane Street
Jennie Cohen
Weller Street
Midway
New York City
Philadelphia
Lulu Cohen
Bonney-Watron
Life in the county jail by Nan Byxbee
Tomorrow's Star features Nan Byxbee's report from the county jail. The story covers daily inmate life with crimes, introduces Annie Rooney the municipal problem, and presents the "woman side" of prison life along with profiles of a murderess and a clever pickpocket. It also includes how prisoners are fed and a popular stew recipe from the jail.
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Wan Byxbee
Nan
Nan Byxbee
Annie Rooney
Miss Byxbee
MacDougall Building Sale Talks Near 275000
Negotiations are under way for the sale of the MacDougall and building at the corner of Svenue and Columbia street. The deal is expected to approach 275000 with immediate use of the building for store operations and a move to another site once quarters are secured.
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MacDougall & Building
Co Svenue
Columbia Street
Astern Capital
Pike Faerice
Moore de
Fourth Avenue Union Street
Hellting Trades Endorse Boycott Support at Portland Meeting
The Hellting Trades union endorsed supporting the boycott urged by the Lewis and Clarke fair at a Portland organized session. The action followed a meeting last night in Seattle with participation from local labor groups.
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Hellting Trades Uness
Bs Lewis and Clarke Fair
Portland
Building Laborers
Seatte
Portland laborers travel to Tacoma for similar action
Portland laborers were in Tacoma last night to advise local organizations to undertake a comparable course. The visit aimed to encourage coordinated labor action and share strategies with Tacoma groups.
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Portland
Tacoma
Weather Spotter Brief Shows Showers And Cooling
A weather notice reports tonight bringing showers and cooler air with Wednesday partly cloudy skies and fresh winds from the south to west. A brief forecast update notes a 2 20 temperature reading and ongoing discussion of the fine weather proposal.
Weather Mixer Update Prompts Seasonal Shift
A clipped weather note hints at a seasonal transition with forecasts and temperature changes. The snippet points to shifting patterns and potential rain, urging readers to watch local conditions for the coming days.
Griffin Sues King County for Balance on Road Work
Abner Griffin, a contractor, sues King County for 11,641.40 claiming remainder from a 14,541 contract to improve Money Creek road. county allegedly paid part and refused rest. Police Surgeon Frank Dulin, shot Sunday by George Schisaler, died today. Schisaler, insane, had killed Mr and Mrs Kay and was killed by police.
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Abner Griffin
King County
Money Creek Road
Griffin
Denver
Frank Dulin
George Schisaler
Kay
Schisaler
No Rest for Kuros Japshot on Trail
Victorious Japanese forces press the chase toward the tail end of the Russian army as the czar’s council orders rail disruption to hinder troop movements. Without trains running north, Russia cannot move the wounded or heavy guns, risking capture by Japan.
War Council in Tsarkoe Selo Extends War Efforts
Reports from St. Petersburg state the war council at Tsarkoe Selo has decided to continue the war. No public decision has been made on Kuropatkin's successor.
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ST. Petersburg
Tzarkoe Selo
Kuropatkin
Japanese Push After Russians at Ta Pass Front
From Mukden and Tokyo dispatches on March 14 report exhausted Japanese forces pressing the retreating Russians behind Ta Pass fortifications. Oyama plans another blow as Russians reinforce fortifications, with heavy Russian officer losses crippling operations. Kuropatkin remains in command, seeking order amid chaos after dislodging at Yingpan near Fushun.
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Mukden
Tle Pass
Oyama
Tokio
Yingpan
Fushun
Occu
Pursuit Near Bha River Yields Large Enemy Surrenders
In ongoing operations toward the Bha river, forces press the remnant of the enemy. Many Russian officers and men surrender in districts along the Pass as thousands of carts loaded with ammunition and supplies are captured. The plea on March 11 marks continued pursuit activity.
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Bha
Tle Pass
Peace notes move among London Berlin and Paris
The Post reports peace notes circulating between officials in London Berlin and Paris. Efforts intensify to stop the war in the far east.
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Birmingham
London
Berlin
Paris
Far East
Japanese and Russians clash near Mukden amid heavy losses
General Kuroki reports most foreign attackers with the Russian army captured during the Mukden battle. Oku's forces fight near Likampu on March 12 with extreme fighting. Russian casualties exceed 10,000 killed or wounded while Japanese losses are around 3,000. Russian dead lie on the field, including staff officers. Part of the left army reaches the railway between Mukden and Tie Paes, destroying it.
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Tokio
Kuroki
Mukden
Oku
Likampu
Tie Paes
Czar’s council moods on Japan peace terms named
From St Peters burg March 14 the czar and council expect an executive role as Japan signals readiness for peace on reasonable terms. Japan demands Port Arthur retention, Korea protectorate, and a reasonable indemnity. Russia’s recall of the second Pacific squadron fuels peace hopes amid Oyama’s victory. The decision to end or continue the war looms.
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ST. Petersburg
Japan
Port Ar
Korea
Russia
Oyama
Signing of Russian loan contract announced in Paris
Semi official notice states the contract for a new Russian loan has been signed. Uncertainty over Manchuria military events and Russia's intentions to continue the war affects the financial arrangement.
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Paris
Manchuria
Russia
Recall of Kuropatkin Led by Privy Councillor Asmonousky Presaged
In St. Petersburg on March 14 Privy Councillor Asmonousky stated Kuropatkin will be recalled for failures in Manchuria, while General Linovitch takes command. Four hundred thousand reinforcements are ready and Tieling forces can hold the Japanese until arrival. Russian retreating forces are reported to have reached Tielass, with frequent rear-guard clashes as the Japanese pursue.
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ST. Petersburg
Asmonousky
Kuropatkin
Manchuria
Linovitch
Tieling
Tokio
Kuroki
Tielass
Tennis Tourney Decides UW Challenge Cup This Week
The University of Washington tennis tournament begins this week to decide the season winner of the school’s challenge cup. Offered last fall by the Faculty Tennis Club, the cup is open to all school members. ABERDEEN March 14 The clam cannery at the foot of G Street will open this week employing thirty five people and sending some to the beach to dig clams. W C Seachrist general western passenger agent for the New York Central lines arrived in town from Portland.
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G Street
W. C. Seachrist
General Western
New York Central Lines
City
Portland
Massive New York Tenement Fire Claims Dozens
A devastating early morning blaze gutted a five story Allen Street tenement in New York. Firefighters formed human chains to rescue victims as flames trapped occupants, with at least ten identified dead by 10 30 am and many more believed unrecovered. Names listed include Jacob Bolemom Isaac Bolemmon Rachel Solomon Jessie Cohen Rose Weiner Lanyer Weiner Ida Moskowitz Maurice Mueller Rose Mueller Harry Kauffman.
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Allen Street
Binner
Jacob Bolomon
Isaac Bolomon
Rachel Solomon
Jessie Cohen
Rose Weiner
Lanyer Weiner
Ida Moskowitz
Maurice Mueller
Rose Mueller
Harry Kauffman
Gallen Pursues Revenge Across States After Runaway Wife
William Gallen, an Philadelphia auctioneer, travels from Philadelphia to Pomeroy chasing his runaway wife and vowing vengeance against Thomas Connors. Connors allegedly influenced Mrs. Gallen during January to March, arranging a ticket to Pomeroy and supplying wine. Gallen previously shot Connors in a past dispute and cites a Philadelphia clipping of Connors battered by a gas pipe incident.
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Spokane
Philadelphia
Pomeroy
William Gallen
Thomas Connors
Gallen
Connors
Gambling Cases Up Before Judge Gordon
The Washington building gambling cases were taken up by Judge Gordon this afternoon. The state's case was opened shortly after 3 o'clock. Washington March 14 An address by President Roosevelt was the feature of the evening session of the National Congress of Mothers in this city.
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Washington Building
Gordon
Washington
Roosevelt
National Congress of Mothers
Allen Street fire escapes clogged killing tenants
New York report on the Allen Street tenement fire reveals escapes blocked with bedding and debris, trapping victims. Witnesses say exit was impossible and several died while trying to escape. Authorities will be questioned over why fire escapes were used for storage and the deadly conditions.
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Cy Beripos News
Ace'nd
New York
Allen Street
Greek Instructor Leaves Whitman College in Ill Health
Walla Walla reports Professor L F Anderson longtime head of Whitman College Greek depart is quitting for the year due to grip aftereffects and nervous prostration He will move with his family to California until September Miss Merrill will take over for three years and be followed by Miss Fliza M Ramsey valedictorian of 1901 class
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Walla Walla
L. F. Anderson
Whitman College
California
Anderson
Fliza M. Ramsey
Will Strike Pay Dirt
Washington March 14. Sensational developments are expected soon in Washington timber fraud cases secretly investigated by U S officials. It is claimed enough evidence exists to impeach prominent Pacific coast residents and a Washington congressional delegation member may face grave charges. Government efforts keep the investigation sub rosa to prevent suspects from covering tracks. A sensational expose akin to Oregon cases is anticipated when the lid is lifted.
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Washington
Sub Rosa
Oregon
Champions Meet Fencing Aces At University Exhibition
T. H. Hall, world fencing champion and northwest favorite, will duel A. V. Lord at the university athletic exhibition Friday evening. Hall trained under Professor Jules Leslabaly in Chicago. Lord lives in Issaquah and has studied at the Royal Hungarian university.
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T. H. Hall
Northwest
A. V. Lord
Hall
Jules Leslabaly
Chicago
Lord
Isssquah
Royal Hungarian University
Seattle man seeks restraining order over child custody
E. A. Anderson of South Seattle filed for a restraining order in superior court this afternoon against his wife Ida Anderson. He seeks to prevent her from visiting their two years six months old child, now in his custody. The child is being cared for by Mrs. Cedargreen in South Seattle amid fears of a possible attempt to take the child.
Sale of Wheat Stops in Walla Walla District
Walla Walla March 14 sales of wheat for the season have closed though shipping remains active. Large grain companies, busy through winter, are sending pursues to eastern markets while demand for cars remains high. Much grain goes to the Sound Portland area, with the greater portion destined for eastern markets.
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Portland
Steamer Jeanie Arrives From San Francisco With Passengers
The Jeanie arrives with 25 passengers and a cement cargo. Jefferson of Alaska Steamship expected from Skagway tonight carrying a large Klondike gold consignment and many passengers. Farallon sails tonight for Skagway and southeastern Alaska with miners supplies merchandise and 35 passengers. University baseball team to practice Friday afternoon on campus with high school boys.
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San Francisco
Jefferson
Alaska Steamship Company
Skagway
Klondike
Farallon
Alaska
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