Presidential Round‑the‑Nation Train Tour Planned
A plan for a grand presidential excursion by special train from Washington to New Orleans Seattle Beattie Duluth and Buffalo across the Northwest and back is outlined. The journey would visit great cities with sidetrips to launch a battleship and possibly meet Mexican President Diaz. If PD’s health improves the trip may occur to showcase U S power and diplomacy.
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Washington
New Orleans
California
Pacific Coast
Beattie
Northwest
Duluth
Buffalo
Thetall
Root
Philippines
China
Cuba
Porto Rico
White House
Long
Ex-Slaves Seek Congo Settlement in Belgium Program
Eighteen ex slaves in Cuba claim maltreatment under American rule and seek permission to emigrate with others of color to the Congo under Belgian auspices. They request emigration if the United States has no objection.
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Cuba
Emmanuel
Congo
Bel
America
Severs Fixtures and Parts at Galbraith Dock
Severs fixtures and machine parts at Galbraith and Bacon's dock to be shipped to Brem for use on the lows.
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Galbraith & Bacon
Brem
Mayune Makes Port At White Star Dock
The Mayune of Mutual Steamship Co. arrived at the White Star dock at 2:45 yesterday under Captain Cenmradi. The vessel, carrying a large crew, loaded about 500 freight tons destined for Japan, China, and New York, marking one of the largest entries of its kind.
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Mutual Steamship Co
Mayune
Cenmradi
White Star
Japan
Jepan
China
New York
W M Easter Arrested for Unsanitary Home Condition
Reporters notes say a warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest of W M Easter at 35 East Fir Street on keeping Wilc prenvinca Uneanitary condition. Hashimats and Mo Masnahash were placed under warrant for completing bower mand anath and maintaining a containing $12 cubic ak. One arrest was made by Humane Officer ay on a charge of driving with a lame shoulder. he was bound over to the court by Justice Cann on a charge of centh with Weapon. Bonds were fixed at
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W. M. Easter
East Fir Street
Wilc Prenvinca
Wrder Fenterday
Cann
I. Kalbere
George
L Warren
Path
Humane
Hidagway
Settlement plan debated on Chinese questions in Washington
In Washington a dispatch from Rockhill outlines a plan for handling Chinese affairs with a lump sum payment and pro rata distribution. Power pushes for its own scheme while state officials press for decisive action and a demand of 1,000,000. If no agreement is reached, the United States urges referring the matter to a Hague court of arbitration.
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Washington, D
Om Rockhill
Defcent
United States
Hague Court of Arbitration
Pan-America grounds dedication by Postmaster Braith
March 20 in ALO, the Pan-America grounds building was dedicated by Postmaster General Braith who dropped the first address east in McKinley. This evening Mr Smuth, an employee on the building project, received a pay raise to increase wages.
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Pan-Amertcon Grounds
Braith
McKinley
Smuth
Winter Mowstorm Runs On Unabated Across Polis
The March 2 report from Polis notes the winter mowstorm continues with no sign of easing. Snow and ice disrupt daily life and business remains suspended as the storm shows no retreat.
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Polis
City Permits Issued for Multiple Dwellings in Wallingford and University Area
City engineer's office records show permits issued for several projects including a one story house in Wallingford, a thestory frame house on Seventh Avenue South, and two story dwellings on University and nearby streets. Total costs range from a few hundred to five thousand dollars with multiple applicants named.
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Murdock
Wallingford
Herbert Baby
Seventh Avenue
Grace Gramman
University
T. F. Kane
A. C. John
Tie Avenue
Allernielmer
Real estate construction bids listed with buyers and costs
A parsed list details numerous construction and property bids. Names include Ben Perri B Toby Jr G A Meter C C Jones King County Investment Co Hugh McAllister Andrew Baker Wm Harper J D Hewitt and addresses across Seattle area. Totals range from 400 to 2000 dollars for various 1 2 and 11 story frame houses and related structures.
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Ben Perri
Dearborn Street
B. Toby, Jr
Harvard Avenue North
Dexter Horton
Firet Avenue
Washington Street
G. A. Meter
Twentieth Avenue South
C. C. Jones
Jackson Street
J. D. Hewitt
Twenty-sixth Avenue South
Lane and Louden Open Gambling House at 117 119 Washington Street
Lane and Wm Louden operate a gambling house at 117 and 119 Washington Street. Lane is described as a well known tker.
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Lane
Wm. Louden
Pon
Washington Street
Public fines paid into police court yesterday
The public collected 1.40 in fines into the police court for the past month.
Jacob Kline Dies in Whatcom County
Whatcom reports the death of Jacob Kline in Whatcom on Tuesday. He is noted as the father of County Commissioner ine.
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Whatcom
Jacob Kline
Ine
Gould Stock Soars After Consolidation Rumors
Missouri Pacific stock climbs from a dollar to 154 dollars after reports of consolidations. The rise marks the first substantial gain since Jay Gould's death, with the Gould estate valued around 75 dollars and stock at a record high.
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New York
Merch
Missouri-Pacific
Jay Gould
Gould
Gambling House to Open in Pacific Block Tonight
It is announced that Jack Lewin, a well known sport figure, will tonight open a gambling house in the Pacific block on Occidental avenue and Washington street. The place is described as well furnished and one of the largest on the coast. Local gamblers consider opening a house over the Green Tree saloon on Washington street. George Lane and William Louden operate gambling rooms in the Ly tellhowl. Washington Street hosts multiple fined gambling venues and a total police court fines sum to 1454.
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Pacific Block
Occidental Avenue
Waehin Street
Green Tree Saloon
Washington Street
Geo. Lane
William Louden
Lytellhowl
Stan
Union Club
Beattie Club
Clancy
Mefford to be disciplined by civil service commission
The civil service commission will hold a special meeting tomorrow afternoon to decide Patrolman A. H. Mefford's case. Mefford, suspended by Chief Meredith for allegedly collecting and retaining fine money, does not deny the charge but says he had no intent. The commission considers suspending him for a time as sufficient punishment, noting his 11 years of service and prior capable record.
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A. H. Mefford
Meredith
Mefford
Commisrion
Commission
Tt Te Idea
Polie Department
Saved by a Gat Genevieve Fights Back in River Attempt
Chicago reports a tale where Genevieve, an elderly blind, deaf, and scarred grandmother, survives a murder attempt by Henry Wilcuss Warcki, a 10 year old, who tried to drown her in the river. The old umpire of fate clung to a piling as the boy failed to drown her, and police intervened to save them. Genevieve later witnessed a tulip on the woodshed as Henry slept.
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Chicago
Genevieve
Henry Wilcsswarcki
Henry
Pentry
Garvey sues Seattle Electric Co for injuries at Green Lake car
In superior court J C Garvey sues Seattle Electric Co seeking 5660 for injuries claimed after an incident on a Green Lake car when a motorman allegedly knocked him down for refusing to pull a curtain. Attorneys Ferree and Hendren request show cause why Sunset Telephone Co should not charge more than 5 per month for mainline service with unlimited calls. The case Daniel McNamara vs Tho Jones and others on a promissory note was dismissed by Judge Emory.
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Seattle Electric Co
Green Lake
Garvey
Oscar Conradson
Boyd Tallman
Carrell Hendren
FE. Ferree
Sunsetelephone Co
Daniel McNamara
Tho
Railroad Notes across Seattle and Spokane visits
F T M Kollock district passenger agent of the Pennsylvania line at Portland is in Seattle today Lieut F K Crowley of the British navy at Requimauilt is in Seattle to day and will travel to London tonight via the Great Northern Hicherd PMevens western avea ger agent of the Great Northern is in Spokane on company business and is expected back in a few days Lake Union W T Ur will hold a mothers meeting at Mrs Founter s 11 Howard avenue north Friday at 2200 m All mothers invited.
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Portland
Seattle
F. K. Crowley
Requimauilt
London
Great Northern
Hicherd Pmevens
Spokane
Lake Union W
T. Ur
Markets: Walla Walla fruit cargo boosts local sales
The Theateamer Walla Walla delivered a larger cargo of fruit and vegetables than this season, lifting Western avenue commission men to big stocks and strong trade. Prices hold firm from yesterday, with new potatoes at five dollars and various steamship arrivals including sweet potatoes cabbage cauliflower lettuce tomatoes green peas string beans asparagus radishes artichokes and green corn. California fruit shipments also arrived in large volumes.
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Theateamer
Walla Walla
Western Avenue Commission
California
Jobbing Quotations Corrected Daily for Green Fruit and Provisions
A daily listing of wholesale prices for fruit and provisions. Lemons limes and other fruits priced per case or unit, cranberries and olives by volume, grapefruit and bananas by ranges. Fresh meats include beef pork veal with varied cuts and bacon, plus dry goods and vegetables with tonnage prices for potatoes.
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Cranberrien
Local Produce and Dairy Prices Listed With Variety
A scanned price list shows produce including beets, lettuce, peppers, onions, and cabbage with per sack or per pound prices. Dairy products feature butter and cheese from multiple regions, along with poultry and live stock rates for chickens, ducks, turkeys, and cattle. Prices cover items from fresh ranch to creamery products and a corrected daily rate section notes feed and grain prices.
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Elgin
California
Creamery
Washington
New York
Ihe
Wisconsin
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Geome
Beattie
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Cowa
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Tn Lambe
Mrs Hubbard Dies at Fremont Residence
Mrs Anna Hubbard wife of Pate man W C Hubbard died this morning at the family residence in Fremont. She was years of age and leaves a son Edward aged 1 and a brother M R Hubbard.
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Patreaiman W. ¢. Hubbard
Fremont
Edward
W. C. Hubbard
Patreman M. R. Hubbard
Humane Society Wins a Victory Over Cruelty Law
Local Humane Society members celebrate Gov. Rogers signing a bill making it a misdemeanor to witness dog fighting or cruelty to animals. Penalties reach 150 dollars, with identical fines for accessories and potential imprisonment. The bill, drafted by Senator Preston and Representative Lewis, takes effect in June. local groups expect strict enforcement.
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Humane Society
Rogers
Beattle Humane Aoc
Roger &. Green
Olympia
Preston
Lewis
Humane Exciety
Maritime Movements Quietly Shift Along Coast
Collier Leelanaw with coal and rail iron arrives at San Francisco after loading at Ban. Steamer Catrina departs for Tacoma and may sail for San Francisco tonight. Mayune at Tacoma loading wheat and bound for Seattle soon. Inland Flyer delayed. first run to Port Orchard set for tomorrow morning. Army shipyard work wraps up on USN craft. Patterson back in service. Revenue cutter Grant returns from Sound cruise. Perry at harbor on waiting orders. New barkentine John Son in Moran yard for mast fitting. Chas. J. Lane sails from San Francisco to Seattle today.
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Leelanaw
Ban
San Francisco
Inland Flyer
Port Orchard
Love at first sight seals a union in Washington society
New York society girl Miss Matilda Agan meets ex-Congressman J Frank Aldrich of Chicago at the inauguration ball. After a two day courtship he follows her to Philadelphia where a proposal and acceptance occur. They plan to marry in spring and reside in Washington.
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Ny Mall
Matilda Agon
Congremman J
Frank Aldrich
Chicago
Miss Agan
Joy
Missouri
Washington
Aldrich
Mims Ayan
Philadelphia
Citations
Dined With President Washington D C
Canton man Fred Dannemiller to be made a second lieutenant after serving in the Eighth Ohio and the President's Own during the war. He once dined at the White House while an orderly, needing time to prepare for the visit and asking permission to adjust his shoes.
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Washington, D.C
Fred Dannemiller
Canton
McKinley
Dannemiller
Ohio
Parker
Camp Alger
White House
United States
Guards for McKinley on Continental Trip
Washington dispatch states President McKinley will be guarded by detectives on his cross country journey. One detective travels from Washington to New Orleans, another from New Orleans to Galveston, a third to San Francisco, with coast guards meeting the special on the Pacific leg.
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Washington, D. C
McKinley
New Orleans
Gal- Verton
San Francisco
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Dent
Great Northern Oil Co seeks investors in early stock offering
The Great Northern Oil Co invites purchase of ground floor stock with full paid non-assessable shares. The trustees include Wilson R. Gay Joseph Winship Lyman Knapp Harvey Jordan RC Stevens O G Chase John Shively and others. Officers are Gay Chase Winship with funds sent to Puget Sound National Bank Seattle.
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Copane Point
Great Northern
Washington
California
The
Great Northern OU
Wilson R. Gay
Joseph Winship
Lyman KB. Knapp
Alaska
Harvey 8. Jordan
Cashier Post-Inteligencer Co
RC Stevens
General Western
Great Northern Railway
O. G. Chase
Copalie Point Sanitarium
Chehalis County
Wash
John H. Shhively
P. O
Seattle
Waah
Cherry Street
Hoert Disbanded and De Wet Near Heilbron Reported
Capetown dispatch states Hoert factions in the Orange River Colony have disbanded while De Wet is reported near Heilbron, indicating shifting military positions during the conflict.
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Kitchener
Hoert
Orange Iver
Dewetle
Heilbron
Charent Treatment Promises Vitality and Strength
An advertisement proclaims Charent Treatment as the premier nerve tonic of the century. It claims to restore vigor in nervous prostration and anxiety related indigestion, asserting genuine, not artificial, nerve and tissue restoration and overall vitality. Endorsed by G. O. Guy, a Beattle Washington druggist.
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G. O. Guy
Beattle, Waeh
Question of Legality of McKinley Bills Sparks Debate
Legality of the March 4 1897 appropriation bills signed by President McKinley is challenged. The attorney general would need an extra session of Congress to reappropriate over 200 million dollars, while state department officials believe courts would uphold the laws despite Sunday approval. Also notes on Northwest Trust offers and three Musicians' Union dances at Armory with ticket details.
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McKinley
Congress
State Department
American home brushes sale at Bartell Drug Co
Broad ad copy lists hair brushes bath brushes tooth brushes clothes brushes and baby brushes with varying prices. Mentions Bartell Drug Co and emphasis on quality, aiming to attract buyers with a range of brush types for household use.
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Bartell Drug Co
Gruahes
MC Haby
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