Coliseum calls for funds to send delegate to trial
James Kirwan, secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners, issues a special appeal for defense fund contributions totaling 96 thousand six hundred thirty seven dollars. Of that, 78 thousand one hundred fifty dollars has been spent on trial preparations in the Steve Adams and Vincent J. John cases as organized labor rallies to defend three miners amid an alleged organized fight against the Western Federation.
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Window Shades Offer Superior Cloth and Craft
Advertises premium window shades using a caper cloth that resists cracking fading wrinkling and water damage. Highlights Hartshorn Self Acing Rollers patent metal casings and first class workmanship. Two agents will measure and demonstrate quality at no charge.
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Official Appeal to Organized Labor in Defense Fund Support
An appeal from organized labor urges workers to donate to a defense fund. The Western Federation of Miners leads the effort, calling for a greater contribution to ensure a successful outcome and to prevent opposition from gaining ground.
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Workers of America
Western Federation of Miners
Rally speakers list at defense fund event named local labor leaders
The rally included Gordon A. Rice president of the Central Labor Council J Carlson of Denver F W hrader district organizer of the Carpenters union J A Hendricks and Walter Thomas Milla who addressed the crowd as funds were raised for the defense effort.
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Central Labor Council
J. Carlson
Denver
W. @hrader
Carpenters’ Union
J. A. Hendricks
Walter Thomas Milla
Cohan Show Scores in Seattle Melodrama Review
A wild and woolly Seattle performance of a Broadway style show led by Cohan and Beett Welch with Corinne on the bill. The review notes fast pacing, gunplay, and broad humor, praising audience reaction and noting catchy moments balanced by melodramatic thumps.
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Severa
Ginger
Cohan
Beett Welch
Corinne
Mary Jane
Seattle
Make Our Seattle a Rose City Thriving Rose Bushes Sells
London 1111 Second Avenue offers strong thrifty rose bushes for Seattle area growers and homeowners. Local gardens gain vibrant blooms as affordable varieties arrive for spring planting and landscaping.
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London
Second Avenue
Auction sale of seven well furnished rooms
Auction announced for Wednesday March 20 at 10 30 sharp at 404 Broadway North. Items include an upright piano fine Axminster carpet set and parlor furniture oak dining group many beds and bedding sewing machine kitchen items and more all must be sold by auctioneer Joe Martin with contact numbers Ind L 2237 East 1821.
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The Bultan of Morocco Opens at Lyric With Musical Comedy
Last night the Bultan of Morocco opened at the Lyric, presenting the Zinn Musical Comedy company with a lively slap and go style, strong comedy and catchy tunes. Horace Mann Gus Mortimer J W Clifford and Miss Ainsley headline with fitting roles. A Star theater vaudeville program also opens today featuring Herbert's dogs in a 24 act showcase alongside usual Star acts.
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Morocco
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Zinn
Horace Mann
Gus Mortimer
J. W. Clifford
Miss Ainsley
Star Theater
Herbert
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Pantages Stock company shines in a strained farce
The review praises the Pantages Stock company performance of a play about a troubled family and a habit afflicted father. Alleen May earns praise for her earnest role while Henry McRae and Harry Mack are commended for sharp acting. Melrae delivers a strong old man depiction amid a tense plot.
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Henry McRae
Harry Mack
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Mack
Robert Lawrence
Adrian Karje
William Dowlas
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Barbara YFreitehte to Be Staged in Sunday Matinee
Liam Morris stars as the villain in Clyde Fitch's Barbara YFreitehte to be presented at the next Sunday matinee with daily performances except Thursdays and Fridays.
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Liam Morris
Barbara Yfreitehte
Clyde Fitch
New York City to Build Model Tenements with 50,000
An announcement from a Bible class indicates John D. will provide 50 thousand dollars to New York City for a princely model tenement project and associated educational use. The plans aim to improve housing conditions and support educational initiatives.
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New York
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New York City
Railroad Work Threatened in Canada Pacific Route
Peg, Man March 18. A shortage of labor menaces finishing the 6000 miles of railroad between here and the mountains for the Canadian Pacific Great Northern and Grand Trunk. Contractors are desperate as contracts carried bonuses and penalties.
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Man
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
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Massacres Reported in Insack Romania
Reports from Bucharest state Jews suffer severe persecution at the hands of Russian peasants. Insaack is said to be destroyed after massacres with women abused and men driven from the town. An aid appeal with signatures of merchants is circulated in New York.
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Berippe Telegraph Service
New York
Bucharest
Roumania
Insaack
Mule blamed for Nicaragua conflict sparks regional war
Advices from Washington report a common ordinary mule as the alleged cause of strife between Nicaragua and neighboring elements. The mule is said to have been stolen by Nicaraguan cavalrymen from a Honduran subject, with the incident escalating into war.
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Nicaragua
Honduras
Correnpom Dence
Laws From Olympia May Benefit Beattie And Seattle
Senator George F. Cotterill home from Olympia says many enacted laws aid Seattle and Beattie. He highlights water supply measures, inland lakes regulation, and the Alaska Yukon Pacific appropriation. He notes tax reforms aim to raise revenue while equalizing levies.
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George F. Cotterill
Olympia
Beattie
United States
Wealth Dispute Over Mrs Eddy’s Estate Widens
Concord New Hampshire reports three starkly different estimates of Mary Baker Eddy’s wealth. Sworn tax statement shows 65 760, counsel cites 300 000, petitioners claim 1 000 000 in bank, probable wealth 3 000 000.
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Concord
N. H
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Leader
New Hampshire
Fred N. Ladd
Loan & Trust Savings Bank of Concord
Doncourt
Pleasant View
Marine Disasters Report Losses at Sea and Shore
Reports from the Bosnia indicate the Norwegian steamer Skuld was lost at sea with no survivors after the crew abandoned ship as the Bosnia neared. The White Star Line steamer Suevie ran ashore near Maentere rock in fog with passengers landed safely as the vessel breaks up. A Hamburg report mentions another ashore steamer at Head in nnn aangueens, with limited details.
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New York
Bosnia
London
White Star Line
Suevie
Maentere Rock
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Noviesik
Head
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Aangueens
Thrifty Rose Bushes Sold At 15 Cents Each
Local sale offers good strong thrifty rose bushes priced at 15 cents each. The ad notes limited stock and urges quick purchases from the supplier, highlighting savings for gardeners seeking affordable plants.
Easter gloves and garments sale ad
The item lists long Kid Gloves in black and white with a glace finish discounted to 1.98 from 2.75. Also advertised are 45 negligee shirts in spring shades, and corset covers on special for 49 cents. Regular full-sized garments in all sizes are offered.
Twenty One More State Bills Signed Into Law
Olympia March 18 Gov Mead approved a list of measures including bills on timber and harbor leasing for boom operations railways third class city powers school age child labor public printing railroad uniform rules milk sale inspection trout season closed season for some counties and banking and tax laws also from Lake Washington canal rights and protection of Chinese pheasants plus railroad car safety changes all signed by the governor with Klein the shoemaker at 217 James Lee.
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Olympia
Ashington
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State Tax Commission
State Board of Equalization
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