Delaney Seen As Next Police Chief In Port Towns
Thomas R. Delaney, longtime United States customs inspector and acting surveyor at the port, appears set to succeed John Sullivan as police chief after balloting by Mayor-elect Ballinger. Delaney has not yet resigned or formally accepted but plans to decide soon. Judge Ballinger and others speak highly of his record in Port Townsend and his past police work.
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Deeperado
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Kellogg
Wood Must Hang in California Murder Verdict
A first degree murder verdict was returned for John Wood, one of the Folsom escapees who fought the sheriff's posse at the Grand Victory mine near Placerville. Rutherford was killed in the clash and the extreme penalty will be imposed.
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Witness Ragonike Accuses Rasoul Khan in Merili Murder Case
In a dramatic preliminary hearing, star defense witness Ragoniik testified via signs and English gaps alleging Rasoul Khan killed Merili near Lake Washington. He claimed Rasoul hired Nassir Khan and framed bystanders, while asserting Rasoul swore an oath to kill Merili. Ragoniik demanded assurance he wouldn’t be jailed for speaking.
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Neesir
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Ragoniile
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Obabshaw
Patt Khan
Nassir Khan
Rasoul Kahn
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Pacific coast fishermen approve wage scale for Alaska canneries
The Pacific coast Fishermen protective Union and Alaska units vote to keep the existing wage scale for the coming season. Cannery operators say higher pay is unaffordable amid slack salmon markets. Many north canneries will stay idle as unions await next year's outcome and workers seek other options.
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Wishermen's Protective Union of the
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Pro patria Safe Arrival Report in St Pierre
A cablegram from St Pierre and Miquelon reports the steamer Pro patria has arrived safe this morning. The vessel was overdue for several days and thought lost after last week’s heavy storms. It carried a passenger and crew.
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Nova Scotia
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Propatria
Information charging C J Prickson in Terence Scott death
Prosecuting Attorney Scott plans to file an information in superior court against contractor C J Prickson for manslaughter over the death of little Terence Scott. Beott notes proving unlawful act and noncompliance with the law is needed. Duncan may avoid prosecution regarding the powder incident after the coroner's inquest details.
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Little Terence Scott
C. C. Duncan
Beott
Erickson
Miners Vote On Wage Scale Amid Uncertain Count
In Indianapolis Ind a vote by 200000 soft coal miners across the middle west continued all day with results unclear until a full district tally is completed. UMW headquarters sense a strike averted as workers appear to accept a compromise by operators. Counting should take about two days starting tomorrow.
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Aaad
Middle West
United Mine Workers
Mrs Dora Marsh Drasdo Seeks Discharge Of Executors
The application of Mrs Dora Marsh Drasdo to discharge the executors of her late husband Paul Drasdo is heard by Superior Judge Rudkin. She alleges bias and mismanagement and seeks to restrain administrator J A Paine from interfering in the Vienna case. Executors Frank Jabet and Ernest Drasdo are legatees under the will, while Mrs Drasdo contests it. Her suit has dragged on for months amid multiple restraining orders and injunctions.
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Paul Drasdo
Rudkin
J. A. Paine
Vienna
Frank Jabet
Ernest Drasdo
Drasdo
Mra. Drasdo
Montha
Panama Canal Sanitation Debate In House Hearing
Washington D C March 16 Professor Burr testified to the house committee on Interstate commerce about Panama Canal sanitation noting that mortalities among workers were not proven at 1000 per mile and denying the canal as a graveyard of 6000 laborers He said the French company has excavated 7000000 cubic yards with 1000000000 still to go.
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House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Burr
Panama Canal
Lynch Em Speech Sparks Post Office Bill Debate
In a morning session of the house, Rep Spight of Mississippi delivered a sensational address on the negro question. He advocated lynching and burning as punishment for brutal crimes, asserting negros are fit only to wait on the table and not to dine with whites, while claiming opposition to lynch law except under certain conditions.
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Feripps News
Washington, D. C
Spight
Mississippi
Brute Husband Accused of Escalating Abuse
A wife reports her husband has intensified his violence over the years of marriage and now exhibits increasingly erratic behavior, causing her to fear for her safety. The account characterizes the husband as mentally unstable.
Mrs Emmitty Allen Seeks Insanity Inquiry Into Husband
Mrs. Emmitty Allen cried as she testified to the probate clerk of the superior court and swore to an insanity complaint against her husband Robert Allen. He is to be examined by an insanity commission likely tomorrow.
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Parisian atyles grand opening at Hanley Kringen’s
Newest Parisian styles debut at Hanley Kringen’s Grand Opening held Saturday at 1316 Becond Avenue. The event drew local shoppers and noted the boutique's fashion offerings.
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Kringen
Guards officers removed to remote garrisons over scandal
In Potsdam, March 16, young officers from an Imperial guard regiment and friends of the crown prince Frederick William were moved to distant garrisons after being linked to a fast life and drawing the future emperor into several scrapes.
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Imperial Guard
Frederick William
Potedam
Germany
Duke of Cambridge in Critical Condition
London report says the aged cousin of Queen Victoria is dying after a stomach hemorrhage this morning. He is gradually sinking.
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London
Duke of Cambridge
Queen Victoria
Chief Sullivan May Retire After Denying Candidacy
The Seattle police chief John Sullivan refused to confirm a future run for office while indicating a Europe trip and staying on as chief until a successor is appointed. Reports suggest he may retire to private life with possible sheriff candidacy discussed by friends.
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Riots at Ling Austrian Germans Attack Violinist
Vienna reports ongoing demonstrations by German residents at Ling against violinist Jan Kubélik. Several injured including Baron Aichelburg and Baroness Doering as the mob wrecked the Hotel Krebs. Ripple effects from Prague tensions fuel the unrest.
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Insurance policy dispute reaches superior court
Benson & Mali sue for Henry Harriman against New York Life over a life policy for Phillip N Harriman who died of appendicitis. Harriman applied on September 4, paid the premium, policy issued in New York and mailed to a local branch, but the beneficiary did not claim it before death and the insurer refused payment.
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Phillip N. Harriman
Harriman
New York
Phillip Harriman
Japanese War Costs and New Steamship Sale
Tokyo reports war expenditure through last December at 208000000 dollars. The steamship Olympia, bought from Northern Pacific by Rosene companies of Beattie, will arrive under its new flag within days. Olympia’s crew has been discharged in Tacoma where she currently lies.
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Northern Pacific Steamship Company
Rosene Companies
Beattie
Tacoma
City Council Approves Public Laboratory Funding Plan
The finance committee approved an ordinance to pay 125 a month for a city chemist to run a public laboratory in the health building at Fifth and Yesler, with the chemist supplying equipment. The health board backs D. Tanner as chemist. Prof. Byers doubts Tangier, while uncertainty remains about his competence. The panel also funds an additional pound master and a new pound site. Professor Kincaid to lecture at 8 15 P M in Science Hall.
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Fifth and Yesler
Byers
The
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Loughary
Health Board
Ludlow
Tanszer
D. Tanner
Dr. Tangier
Mysterious assault on bridge crewman shocks Walla Walla
A Northern Pacific bridge gang member named Bates was severely cut in the abdomen after a drunken brawl. A stranger allegedly attacked Bates with a jackknife from behind but no knife wound appeared on his clothing or head. The motive remains unclear amid a chaotic Franklin county incident.
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Northern Pacific
Fates
Franklin County
Bates
Franklin
Post Office Estimator Probe Focuses On Tahiti Mail Pay
Washington March 16 report says congressional exam of Post Office Department estimator will focus on ample scrutiny. A key issue is an alleged $45,000 extra compensation paid to the Occidental Steamship Company of San Francisco for mail transport to Tahiti.
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Post Office Department
Occeante Steamship Company of
San Francisco
Tahiti
Pacific Coast League Adopts Uniform Schedule Policy
San Francisco March 16 The league mag nates approve a resolution for simultaneous public release of the upcoming season schedule in all league cities. No details of the schedule makeup will be disclosed prior to publication on Sunday amid ongoing complaints of discrimination in public release.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast League
Korean legation secretary Tlynensik Hong ends life
Berlin report says Tlynensik Hong, first secretary of the Korean legation, committed suicide today amid alleged financial ruin caused by the war.
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Tlynensik Hong
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