Hobo Clings To Rail In West Washington Escape
March 16 waiting area reports a hobo clinging to a brakebeam on a Pendleton Spokane train near Waitsburg. The man swung onto the rod, failed, hung as the train sped, and was rescued when a messenger urged him to stop. In Texas, former Governor Stanley resigns from the Dawee commission.
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Waitsburg
Pendleton
Spokane
Alte Hill
Boatiee Junction
Ley
Worth
Texas
Stanley
Territory
Dawee Commission
Free Photos to Battles Tomorrow at Paimoe Studio
Announcement offers free photos at Paimoe's Photo Studio near Second and Court Colonial Bleek from 8 am to 3 pm. Meyer Studio listed as a sponsor.
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Paimoe
Te Meyer
Historic Kawalahao Church and Native Builders Highlight Honolulu
The old Kawalahao church near Honolulu rises as a century old symbol of Hawaiian faith built by native labor. Coral blocks were carried by Mawatlans in a mile long line to raise the altar, while royalty attended services in Hawaiian, and memorials for President McKinley were held there.
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Old Alte
Honolulu
Kawalahao
Boston
Royal Cemetery
Lilioukalani
Bandaya
MacKinley
Telande
Kawalahse
Glovernor Banford RB
Dele
Hawaii
Washington not blamed for hospital mixup in Seattle trip
Dr Anita N McGee explains nursing party misrouted baggage caused delay not hotel fault. Nurses avoided Washington hotel though invited for breakfast as guests of manager Harbaugh. She writes to The Star clarifying they did not stay there and would have received courtesy if they had gone.
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McGee Party of
Seattle
Butler Hotel
Washington
Harbaugh
Anita N. McGee
The
Star
Botkin Jury Grows to Nine Jurors in San Fran
Four more jurors were chosen today, bringing the Botkin jury to nine. It is expected the jury will be completed by tomorrow.
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Scripps News Ren N
San Fran
Botkin
Johnson Sues Globe Construction for 5000 Damages
Superior Judge Albertson presides today over L. G. Johnson v Globe Construction Co to recover 5000 for injuries while repairing a ship at Ballard. Louis Que Bung and Chung were arrested on the waterfront and face hearings before Commissioner James Kiefer this afternoon. Stylish business suites advertised for immediate order at 26 20 35. Herald 1329 Second Ave Ace.
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Albertson
L. G. Johnson
Globe Construction Company
Ballard
Louis Que
Louis Bung
Louis Chung
United States
James Kiefer
Herald
Second Ave
Tre Stage Presents The O14 Homestead at the Grand
Denman Thompson and a strong company bring the old pastoral favorite The O14 Homestead to the Grand for four nights and a Saturday matinee. This marks the veteran actor’s first Beattie appearance in his own play, drawing theatergoers to the box office.
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Denman Thompson
Beattie
Ward and Wade's White Minstrels Open Three Night Run
The Beattie theater hosts Ward and Wade's White Minstrels opening Friday night for a three night and matinee engagement. The troupe includes two brass bands and forty performers with many crisp jokes.
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Beattie Theater
Ward
Wade
Lost Paradise Impresses at Alcazar Weekly Run
A strong production titled The Lost Paradise played at the Alcazar last evening. The cast and staging earned praise and the show continues through the week with a Saturday matinee.
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Alcazar
Said Pasha Returns to Third Avenue Tonight
The Olympia Comic Opera Company presents Said Pasha at the Third Avenue theater drawing good houses. The show will again be performed tonight with The Isle of Champagne planned for later in the week.
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Pasha
Third Avenue
Olympia Comic Opera Company
Isle of Champagne
One Boat Missing From Aramac Wreck Search
All but one of the boats launched from the wrecked steamer Aramac have been picked up by search steamers. Hope of recovering the missing boat remains active as the search continues from Brisbane New Zealand.
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Brisbane
N. Z
Officers Sworn In As City Officials Take Oath
Councilmen elect Benjamin Daul ton and Zbinden and Comptroller Riplinger were sworn in today and filed their official bonds.
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Benjamin
Daulton
Zbinden
British colliery Nigretta ashore near Basebo off Nagasaki
The British collier Nigretta carrying coal for Japan ran aground off Basebo near Nagasaki on March 15. No further details on casualties or salvage actions are provided in the report.
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Scripps News Ass'n
Nagasaki
Basebo
Severe cold gives way to fine days in Mukden
March 15 dispatch reports a shift from severe cold to pleasant weather in Mukden. Passenger trains resumed carrying Russian families homeward as military forces began a southward movement from the area.
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Mukden
Luther Burbank’s Potato Tuber Promises Global Change
Pioneer breeder Luther Burbank unveils a new potato tuber claimed to revolutionize food supply. The report highlights Burbank’s ongoing work, the tuber’s potential impact on agriculture, and public interest in his patents and methods. The article notes the novelty amid his continued experimentation and public demonstrations.
Burbank Announces New Revolutionary Potato
Santa Rosa Cal March 15 The Wizard of Horticulture Luther Burbank declares completion of another successful experiment with a potato that will revolutionize the potato world. The new variety will differ from common potatoes being sweeter and more agreeable in taste with a color close to carrot. The potato is nearly perfect except for size which Burbank is now enlarging in his ongoing horticultural work.
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Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Cal
Laither Burbank
Burbank
Remarkable Horticulturist Mr Burbank Masters Plant Varieties
The text praises Mr Burbank for handling millions of specimens yearly and guiding 300 to 0 new introductions across grains vegetables fruits and flowers. It notes his ability to alter fine qualities color taste and graft with ease and states he forgoes high earnings to stay with his hot houses and share his knowledge with the world.
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Burbank
Wireless Telegraph Opens in Port Townsend and Friday Harbor
Port Townsend and Friday Harbor launch a rebuilt wireless telegraph service. The first message since the upgrade was received yesterday signaling active operation.
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Port Townsend
Friday Harbor
Telegraph
President nominates Louis Dent consul at Dawson Yukon
Consul at Dawson Yukon nomination announced in Washington on March 15 by President Moosevelt. Louis Dent of the District of Columbia is named for the post. The notice names Dawson as the consular assignment and identifies the nominee’s DC ties.
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Washington, D. C
Moosevelt
Louis Dent
District of Columbia
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Education controversy sparks strong letter from E Shorrock
Seattle March 14 letter to The Star-Dear Sir argues the new education act blocks non conformists from teaching positions and faces opposition from leaders and journals. Shorrock cites Dr Clifford as a long standing moral force in London.
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Great Britain
Herbert W. R. Moore
E. Shorrock
Moore
Shorrock
Seattle
the Star
London
Delia Crawford Faces Superior Court On Larceny Charge
Delia Crawford is tried in the superior court today for larceny from the person. She is accused of stealing $80 from Monty Petera at the Yesler bar several months ago. The item includes unrelated ads and notices for local services and travel.
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Delia Crawford
Monty Petera
Yesler
Neutral stance amid global conflict
Washington dispatch notes China declares neutrality in the war alongside a separate communication to the United States. The report highlights Secretary Hay's circular stressing a firm neutral policy. The rest of the text promotes a local fair auction with daily bargains.
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Washington, D. C
China
United States
Hay
Notice to Subscribers for Late Delivery Service
If your copy of The Star does not arrive by 6:00 p m call Sunset Main 1050 or Independent 4138 between 6:00 and 6:30 a messenger will deliver a copy at once.
Unclear fragment hints at a shore revolu tion and clock reference
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a shore, revolution, a clock, and an oath but provides no coherent event, names, places, or dates to confirm a news item. The readable bits do not establish a definite incident or person to report.
R Places That 30 Ships Russ Sponse
The fragment refers to a Russian naval event with thirty ships and a related sponsor or support context. Details are unclear. exact names, dates, and locations are not provided in readable text.
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