Feud in Clay County Ends Amid Armistice and Arrests
The long running Baker Howard feud in Clay County Kentucky ends with a peace compact after court battles and gunfire. Sheriff Ren White resigns to live in Winchester. Walker named sheriff. Five factions including the Gerrards Whites Bakers and Howards faced killings over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
March Trust
Clay County
Kentucky
A&a
Philpotte
Garrardy
Bert
Garrards
Philpotta
Tinsley
Jule Webb
Garrarie
Whitee
Sudeer
Ren White
Winchester
John G. White
L. Walker
Wilee Howard
Mareh Storrs
Jim Howard
Tom Baker
John Baker
Petix David
Dave Davidson
Felix
Gerrards
YMCA Night Brings 10 Strangers to City Event
The local YMCA hosted a boat night to unite drifting youths with city life and employment prospects. Secretary A. S. Arnold welcomed guests, Letla Paige Wilcos performed a recitation, Jary C. Wilcox spoke, and D. B. Ward discussed Washington immigration efforts. The evening closed with a basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M.C
Association
A. 8. Arnold
Letla Paige Wilcos
Girls Locked Out Over Wage Cuts at Swifford Bros
In Kansas City Missouri on March 21 workers at Swifford Bros dry goods store locked out nearly two girls amid a wage reduction dispute. About six hundred other girls and women may join as strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Swifford Bros
Will Veto Police Bill in New York City Debate
March 21 report notes Boss Piatt and the Hoe of LiSTerates plan a police bill clash. The unnamed figure says he will veto the current measure and push a new bill, signaling a split with Piatt in city politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piatt
York City
Or. Ae
Welcott May Get Interior Secretary Post
In Denver on March 7 Senator Welcott is expected to become secretary of the interior, replacing Hitchcock who plans to return to his business interests in St Louis. Welcott failed to win reelection due to his support of the free-fiver policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Ward
Welcott
Hitchcock
St. Loui
Celebrating State University appropriation event by students
An enthusiastic meeting in Pioneer square celebrated legislature approval for the State University. A parade of two university companies and a cadet company, guided by a carriage, ended at the square. Speakers included T. H. Lewis, Prof. E. B. Meany, and others. President Graves spoke from a carriage after being invited into the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Inautuul
Pioneer Square
Univer Janes
T . H. Lewis
Meany
David Miller
Graves
Arthur Bullock Buried in Nanaimo Obituary
Arthur Bullock was buried yesterday in Nanaimo British Columbia. The obituary notes his life, his work, and the tune of his days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bullock
Nanaimo
B. C
Maren
Arther
Homeseekers Head to Seattle as Northwest Migration Grows
Large numbers of homeseekers depart from various points bound for the Northwest. Trains on the Great Northern and Northern Pacific left St. Paul early in the week carrying nearly 1000 homeseekers, most heading for Northwest sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Northweest
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Northwest
Carnegie gift rumored for Philadelphia branch plan
New York March 11 reports claim Andrew Carnegie offered 1,000,000 to another American city to fund a branch on his city plan. It is believed Philadelphia will be the beneficiary of a 5,000,000 gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Philadelphia
Hadley and White Appointed to Supreme Court
Hiram FE Hadley of Whatcom County and W Ht White of King County were named yesterday as the new members of the state supreme court. The appointments were announced by Merch BM.-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia, Merch
W Ht. White
King County
Hiram FE. Hadley
Whatcom County
Supreme Court
Fashion Hints for Spring Hats Attract Attention
The Star outlines spring hat styles, favoring early spring tailored hats that pair with tailor suits and skirts. Models feature panama braids and rough straw fabrics, with varied trims such as velvet bands, crystal cloth drapes, quills, and blue taffeta accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Riots Close Shops as Soldiers Guard Marseille
Violent clashes with strikers in Marseille led to shop and cafe closures. Soldiers patrolled while numerous officers and soldiers were injured by stones. Hundreds of women protested, and officials fear further rioting may follow as property damage mounts.
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Marseilles
Arowe
Beenuwe
Snohomish City Extends Lights Water Contract
Snohomish city council renews a three year contract with the electric company for lights and water services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snohomish
The
Electric Company
Unclear OCR fragment references U S court case in Italy
Fragmentary text mentions a U S legal matter in Italy with scattered terms like court and rocco. No clear entities or actions available to confirm specifics or outcomes.
British fight leads to death of Capetonian in Transvaal clash
In Lydenburg near Transvaal Philip Botha brother of 1 was killed in a combat with British forces. His two sons were wounded as they besieged the Vrede garrison. General Campbell moved to aid them but retreated after evacuating 200 sick and wounded.
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Capetown
Comtetest Philip Botha
Lydenburg
Transvaal
Vrede
Orange River Colony
Campbell
Funeral Services for Thos Saxon Held at Home
The funeral for Thos Saxon was held this afternoon at 2 from the family residence 311 Eighteenth Avenue. Mass for Dr Tea of Our Lady of Good Shepherd was at 9 this morning. Services for Philip Cota took place at Bonney and Stewart's parlors at 2 in the afternoon with interment in Calvary Cemetery.
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Thos
Saxon
Eighteenth Avenue
Our Lady of Good
Calvary
Philip Cota
Bonney & Stewart
Calvary Cemetery
Women soliciting arrested under chief’s order in streets
Chief Meredith’s orders to arrest all women soliciting on the streets are being carried out by patrolmen. Grace Carpenter Mia N Doyle and Cad Johnson were arrested on vagrancy charges. Athiene Carlson Mabel Karper and Augusta Palmer appeared for trial. Carlson fined ten dollars and ten days in jail. Karper and Palmer received appended sentences as first offenses in the city.
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Po- Nce
Meredith
Grace Carpenter
Mia. N. Doyle
Cad Johnson
Liner
Hiurkman
Tennant
Leighton
Adame
Griffith
Athiene Carlson
Abel Arper
Augusta Palmer
Gen
The Grand to Stage Nell Gwynn and Parish Priest Shows
Amusements note: Nell Gwynn presented by the Cummings company at the Grand runs through the week with Saturday matinee. Third Avenue offers The Village Parson and The Parish Priest with Matinee. Daniel Sully stars in The Parish Priest for four nights starting Sunday with his characteristic portrayal. James Neill Company will also visit.
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Nell Gwynn
Cummings
Beattle Theater
Daniel Bully
Sully
Mr. Bully
Fourteenth Street Theater
New York City
Mare the New Soereaty
Boston
New York
Daniel Sully
James Neill Company
Grand Opera House to feature two productions next week
The Grand Opera House presents two grand productions next week including A Bo etal log man and Under Two Fings, with Faust at Third Avenue theater. Terensa Carreno, famed pianist, appears Monday in Beattie under the Ladies' Musical club, tickets available at all music stores.
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Grand Opera House
Laula Morrison
Mme
Teressa Carreno
Thin City
Ladies’ Musical Clas
Flymonth Congregational Church
America
Carreno
Europe
Teresa Carreno
Plymouth Congregational
Ladies’ Musical Club
Steinway
Beaton Appeals for New Trial in Murder Case
Attorneys for William Alden Beaton file affidavits arguing for a new trial. They claim juror A. Soper could not read or write, another juror had not resided in the state for a year, and juror Soper had declared that Beaton should hang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Alden Beaton
Soper
Beaton
Hard Luck. Diamant Ice in a Beet
A brief item notes a hard luck situation with diamants and ice in a beet, and mentions a price at the lowest end of the market. No clear names or places are provided, leaving the exact event and actors unclear.
Walla Walla Arrives with Passengers From Puget Sound Run
A transport vessel arrived yesterday afternoon carrying 178 passengers. Of these 118 headed for Seattle, while the remainder were bound for other Puget Sound ports and British Columbia locations.
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Ae Ee Bsg
Seattle
Puget Sound
British Columbia
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Mii
Abie
Milita
YMCA
K.P. Entertainment
Fairhaven
Knights of Pythies
Whatcom
Patthaven
Hadley and
WHITE
Novelty Mill Co
Frederick & Nelson
Eoi
Rocco Court
Botha
James Nett Company
Terensa Carreno
North Yakima
March
Mendenhall
Laule Klodt
Washington, I
D. C
Seattle Law Library
Yaashington Institute of Osteopathy
Hare Deposit Building
Alaska
24 Ave
Columbia Tel
Geattile Theater
Mowk
W. S Mayfield
Pike St
Tel
Matin
Bosion Clothing House
Beattie
Rand Opera
Phird Avenue
W. BK
Nankeville
Human Hearts
Phird Avenue Theater
M. Russell, Lescoe
Lewis Morrison
Kingsbury
Moran Bros. Company
Engine and Ship Builders
Steel and Wood Lumber Mill
Rialto Bldg
2D Ave
Cor
Avenarius
Carbolineum
Schwabacher Hantware Co, Suatile
Guion
fFloor Insurance Rives
Asevi and
Casas Goons
AL Hardware
First Avenue South
Yesler Wharf
Jackson Street
Pirst Avenue South
Occidental
Cahn & Cohn
Ocidental
President McKinley
Admiral Dewey
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Second Avenue
Chickering & Sons
Eber, Kimball, Pease and Singer Pianos
Kimball @ Burdett Organs
D.S. Johnson
Burke Building
Tree Shoe Co
Sarah
Beru Cole Pleereg
Queen City Steam
Fourth Ave
Pike &J
Keeley Institute
Cascade Laundry Co
Third Ave
Main St
Frank E. Adams
Wes Printing
Colman Bleck
Geattis
First Ave
Penn Mutual Life
Beatle
la Yaner Fot
Secon
Portland
Bannersea
Cal
Wien
Sezera
Strees
Seattle Gas
Sherman
CLAY
Washington Dental and
Columbia
Tacoma
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