Death Toll Rises From New York Windsor Hotel Fire
The Windsor hotel disaster in New York on March 14 15 and 18 left at least sixteen dead with many more missing and hundreds injured. Firemen battled the ruins as investigators sought the cause with Warren Leland hotel proprietor among the survivors and Abner McKinley and family escaped. Dozens of guests and staff are named as missing or dead amid chaotic rescue efforts.
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New York
Windsor Hotel
Mary Chamberlin
Warren Leland
Fred Misch
San Francisco
Bonner
Maurice Henry
Roosevelt Hospital
Kane
Abner McKinley
Mia
Solmith Russell
Kate Forsyth
J. Jh. Rose
Baking Powder Trust
Mary Haskina
Kirke
Hames
Leland
Elisabeth
Flower Hospital
Helen
East Fiftty-firet Street
Paddock
Mra
Amelia
Irvington
N. Y
Mise Gould
Eas Fifty-first Street
Kirk
Nancy Ann
James Kirk
Chicago
Bellevue
Pierce
Mrs. H
Macon
Sixth Street
Grandy
Murray Hill
Goodman
Eleanor Louise
Hellevue
Burna
Honodtal
Helen Gould
Betty
East Fifty-first Street
Thompson
Gladys
Eugene Thompson
Weat
Mies
Catherine
Madison
Guina
Warren
Anset
Mias
Hrand
James
Fuller
Margaret
A. M. Fuller
Philadelphia
Miss. Chapman
Wiliam H. Buckley
Worth
Misa
Highy
Jennie. Casey
Ellen P. Ford
Charles
Welch
Mary. Walsh
Nora
Lannick
Mary
Stokes
James H. Molier
Christopher
M'Shoy
Hoffman
Dora
Nices
Baltimore
Kelly
Etian
Clark
Armatrong
Bridget
Kellogg
Kenneth
Morgan
Annie Taylor
Love
W. Angeline
Mary Mackay
Frederick
The Pope Undergoes Minor Operation
The Pope underwent a minor operation on his thigh today at HOME. He suffered no ill effects and remains in good condition as officials report.
Army Reorganized Under Oda Command
Manila report says General Oda completely reorganized his forces into two divisions of three brigades each with Lawton and MacArthur in command. Lawton will lead California Washington and North Dakota volunteers.
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Manila
Oda
Lawton Ad MacArthur
Lawtons
California
Washington
North Dakota
Carlist Plot Seizure Targets Repatriated Soldiers
Madrid authorities seized seditious papers addressed to repatriated soldiers inciting violence to secure arrears of pay and redress Hortyee. The police action underscores the crackdown on extremist propaganda.
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Madrid
Seattle Inklings and Local Notices
Seattle readers heard about arriving travelers from Orca Alaska and Portland, license notices for weddings, and funerals for Edwin Philips and William Preser. Court rulings on the Port Orchard condemnation case proceed to the circuit court of appeals in San Francisco. Eva Meilbroo died at Providence Hospital from bowel inflammation.
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Port Orchard
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Hanford
Eva Meilbroo
Providence Hospital
Yellow fakir yarn debunked across newspapers
A false tale circulated that American miners fought Canadian mounted police near the Patton trail with four dead. Vancouver investigations show no basis, the claimed author Carl Stummerfelt not a real passenger, and Skagway arrivals deny any fight before departure.
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Fiee
Canadian Mounted Police
Patton Trail
New York World
Vancouver
B.C
Carl Stummerfelt
Alaska
Tees
Alteged
Skagway
Humboldt
Outrage by Natives Near Yakutat Bay Reported
Francis A. Holterman and companions recounted an attack by Indians in the Altwek river region. Hunger drove the party toward Yakutat, but the natives seized gear and separated the group, leaving two men unconscious in the snow and others delirious. A missionary later found them exhausted near Yakutat bay.
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Francis A. Holterman
Excelsior
Valdes
Altwek
Holterman
Bernard
James Morrin
Angie Jenkine
Alteek
Dry Bay
Vyakutat
Carp
Yahutat
Mr. Henrickson
Yakutat Bay
Morrie
Jenkine
Yakutat
Passengers and cargo ship reports in Al-Ki voyage
The Al-Ki brought 2000 sacks of ore from Treadwell to Tacoma for the smelter and a large fish shipment for local markets. Captains Gage and Roberts provide updates on the Humboldt incident and Dirigo wreck, with Rob erts reporting his deteriorated health.
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Gage
Skagway
Lynn Canal
George Roberts
Dirigo
Juneau
Ettaier
Al-Ki
Treadwell
Tacoma
J. K. Lerry
Miss C. Delatour
G. le Grant
W. M. Mindrickson
Where Is Slater The Eastern Capitalist Accused Of Leaving Creditors
The Weekly Review in this city accuses Charles W. Slater of skipping town leaving unsettled debts. It paints Slater as promoter of street railways and many titles, notes a departure east, and details alleged transactions with John W. Thompson of Washington and Frederick Nelson & Monro furniture partners. Creditors pursue the self styled rail magnate as neighbors doubt his return while friends defend him.
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Weekly Review
Charles W. Slater
John W. Thompson
Washington City
Slater
Sella
Beattle
Dr. Hoenoch
Post-Intelligencer
Wes
John W. Thompston
Washington, D C
Hill
Frer
Tailey
Achemer
George A. Purch
Frederick, Nelson & Monro
Halley
Washington, D. C
Idaho Lt Col Mamer Named Military Governor of Cebu
Mantla dispatch reports Lieutenant Colonel Mamer of the First Idaho named military governor of Cebu. A Filipino prisoner says twenty insurgents were killed in yesterday’s action. Filipino forces attacked McArthur’s center and were repulsed.
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Mantla
Mamer
Idaho
Cebu
McArthura Center
Slater’s alleged delinquent premium sparks tensions
The scene centers on a dispute between Slater and an insurance man over a supposed delinquent premium. Frederick, Nelson & Monroe deny any misconduct by Slater. Slater was a Rainier Grand hotel guest and paid bills promptly, with the hotel manager noting his eastward trip for his ill father and his swift return.
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Frederick, Nelson & Monroe
Slater
Rainier Grand Hotel
George A
Elleges
Burch
Notable travelers registered at Seattle area hotels
Northbound visitors arrive in the city with registrations at the Northern and Rainier Grand. Buffalo resident CM. Jackle registers at the Stevens while W A Sutherland and F W Hart from Dawson and Mrs Geo L Grank of Douglass join arrivals from the north. Seattle hosts include H J Keny from Rampart City Geo W Billett MD of Dawson and R McWilliame of Syracuse. Index mining figure Dick Gunn stays at Diller. Tacoma agent A B Calder and CP officials EB Coyle Allan Cameron arrive in city. Other Dawson City guests W White and J W Ludate registered at the Butter.
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W. A. Sutherland
F. W. Hart
Dawson
Mra. Geo. L. Grank
Douglass
H. J. Keny
Rampart City
Geo. W. Billett, M. D
Seattle
A. B. Calder
Tacoma
EB. G. Coyle
Allan Cameron
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Vancouver
City
Rainier Grand
Oregon Arrives in Manila With Irie in Tow
Washington dispatch reports Dewey cabled that the Oregon and Irie arrived at Manila this morning as tensions rise in the region.
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Oregon
Washington
Dewey
Irie
Manila
A New Cannery
The steam schooner Jeanie of the Pacific Steam Whaling company has arrived from San Francisco with machinery and supplies for a planned cannery at Bristol Bay in the Behring Sea. It carries 48 men, mainly carpenters and mechanics, bound for Bristol Bay to build the cannery and will then proceed to San Francisco via Seattle after delivering lumber for construction.
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Jeanie
Pacific Steam Whaling Company
San Francisco
Driatol Bay
Behring Bea
Bristol Bay
Breteen & Peat Mill
Bert
Pacific @team Whaling company
Dehring @ea
Arctic Ocean
Whalere
Seattle
Behring Sea
Jeannie
Megson
Merriman
Sparring Night at Seattle Athletic Club Features Variety of Messy Bouts
A slim crowd watched S A G smoker events with Denver Had Smith and Spider in action. Hawkins lost to Dan Hodfrey while Danny Deane fought Kid Kerwin. Other bouts included Pincus Fraker Corrigan Mitchell Bultem Carroll Love Parry Garll and Stanley Phelan in matchups.
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Seattle Athletic Club
Denver
Smith
Pugilier
Harry Siede
Spider
Joe
the Hawkins
Pugiliat
Tom Fraker
Pater Corrigan
Young” Mitchell
Boston
Tormeny Bultem
Patsy Carroll
Joe Loove Parry Garll
Guy Stanley
Frank Phelan
Humboldt Arrives With Twelve Passengers at Victoria
The Humboldt reached Victoria with twelve passengers onboard from Skagway. Two Daw son travelers left the ship at Victoria. The Humboldt will continue to call at United ports while inspecting at Victoria. On the southbound leg the Humboldt found Dirigo in port at Juneau. Dirigo has severe bottom damage from rocks and must beach for repairs before tow to Seattle.
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Humboldt
Skagway
Dawson
Victoria
Juneau
Seattle
Sentenced to a year for embezzlement by God’s Regular Army
John Dofinely pleaded guilty to embezzlement and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Philip Hampton had earlier left $940 with Dofinely for safekeeping, but Dofinely squandered $120 and the remaining funds are held by the court clerk to be returned to Hampton.
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John Dofinely
God
Philip Hampton
Donnely
Dennely
Hampton
Sunday church services list across several congregations
Piret M K Church Rev BM Randall leads morning services and an evening lecture by Chas N Crittenton. North Baptist Rev L J Sawyer morning service and evening topics. Plymouth Congregational Rev A H Temple morning lecture by Chas N Crittenton and evening No other Saviour. First Baptist Rev S Bowerman morning A Christian or a Disciple and evening A question of arithmetic. First Presbyterian Rev A H Hutchison morning accountability and evening Christ's rejection at Nazareth. Second Presbyterian Rev W A Major morning Rescuing the child and evening Story of Jonah. Trinity Parish Rev Herbert H Gowen morning The golden candlestick and evening confirmation services.
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Piret M. K. Church
BM. Randall
Chas
N. Crittenton
Plymouth Congregational Church
A. H. Temple
Chas. N. Crittenton
First Baptist Church
Bowerman
First Presbyterian Church
A. H. Hutchison
Nazareth
Second Presbyterian Church
W. A. Major
Jonah
Trinity Parish
Herbert H. Gowen
Boy Drowns After Fall at Moran's Shipyard
A nine-year-old boy fell into the bay at Moran's shipyard this afternoon and drowned. His body had not yet been recovered, and the circumstances could not be learned.
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Moran's
Slasher Targets Rose Zettier In Seattle Home Attack
An unknown German man spent the night with Rose Zettier and attacked her at 6 am, slashing her throat and wounding her hand. Harry Zettier intervened, a chase ensued, suspect fled from a window. Detektives Powers and Corbett search for the assailant. Rose has a prior theft record and runs a candy store with murder-probing police interest.
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Jack the Ripper
Walla
Harry Zettler
Harry
Powers
Corbett
Rose Zettier
State
Walla Walla
Tacoma
Zettlers
Fifth Avenue
King Street
Amall
Zettler
DA Gay Leaves for Washington to Examine Interior Records
District Attorney Gay departs for Washington to review interior department records for evidence and to consult Attorney General Grigan about eight long pending land suits. The mission touches many settlers on disputed government land in Clarke county and nearby areas as nearly 450000 acres in the state are involved. The title to this land is set for federal court challenge by the Northern Pacific railroad. Attendance is invited at the masquerade next Saturday on Seventh and Columbia with prizes.
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Gay
Washington
Interior Department
Grigan
Clarke County
Northern Pacific Railroad
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Mint
Charlies T. Coleman
Ernat Crocker
Arthur N. Mayow
H.C. Ofell
Reed
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Obid
Spelger & Hurlbut
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Star Paint CO
Third End Pike
Jackle
Buffalo, New York
Stevens
W. Dick Gunn
Index
Diller
W. White
J. W. Lud
Dawson City
S. A. G. Smoker
God's Regular Army
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L. J. Sawyer
Jesus
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Prive Manyoerade
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Rose Zettler
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