Clyde B Clancy Confesses to Tacoma Hotel Thefts
Clyde B Clancy, an artistic decorator from San Francisco, confessed to a string of hotel burglaries in Tacoma. He was held pending word from City Detective Jein and promised to surrender a full list of stolen items. He claimed the crimes began years ago and may face up to a year in prison if convicted.
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Pacoma
Jein
Clancy
Tacoma
Clyde B. Clancy
Ociety
Lincoln Hotel
San Francisco
Wappenstein
No War Denied in Pacific Coast League Shakeup
President Hart says no war between major leagues after Los Angeles signs Chase who was drafted by New York. The Chase transfer decision rests with the national commission which rules Chase should belong to New York, with Los Angeles to release him. President Kavanaugh of the Southern League says his league will not wage war with the American League. Managers Griffin and O Neill declined to comment.
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Atlanta
Kavanauch
Southern League
American League
Griffithe
O'Neill
Dowie Imposes Strict Press Censorship at Zion City
Orders for a strict press censorship have been received from John Alexander Dowie in Zion City. John Keaster, son of Deacon Kessier, has been blacklisted and exiled for informing newspapers. The ban includes the reading of all newspapers except Zion publications.
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Chicago
Zion City
John Alexander Dowie
John Keaster
Deacon Kessier
Zion
Jury Not Complete In Beef Trust Investigation
Chicago dispatch reports four more veniremen were released from the pool bringing the panel to 17 men with four additional jurors to be secured. High witnesses are summoned for tomorrow with strict secrecy to shield their names until appearance. General Mistchenko is praised as a famed cavalry leader and hero of Russian forces amid the Jap pursuit.
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Gscripes News
Chicago
General Mistchenko
Russia
Mistchenko
President approves plan to reorganize Panama Canal Commission
Washington March 21 The president endorses Secretary Taft recommendations for changes in the Panama canal commission and a duties rearrangement. He aims to avoid delays in canal supplies and speed construction, proposing a board of one to three members. Taft will present a reorganization plan within a few days.
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Taft
Washington, D. C
Panama Canal Commission
Picket Fence Planned to Protect Mukilteo Lumber Yard
In Evprett on March 21 a six foot fence is being built around the Mukilteo Lumber mill and yards to deter vandalism. Recent acts include arson and damage to a one and a half inch water pipe, nearly causing a boiler explosion. In Columbus on the same date the supreme court upheld the Velentine anti trust law as constitutional.
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Mukilteo Lumber Company
Columbus
Eutreme Court
Steel Works to Open Soon in Humphrey West of Seattle
The Seattle Steel company near Humphrey town will begin full operation by end of April with over 200 workers. The plant covers five acres with 56 acres land frontage and three rail tracks. It will produce merchantable iron and car trucks as it expands into a major regional steel facility.
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Elliott Bay
Seattle Steel Company
Steel Company
BW Wilson
Western Iron and Steel Company
Lakeview
Wash
Willam Piggot
Railway Steel and Supply Company
Seattle
West Seattle
West Waterway
Northern Pacific
Washington
Shaw
Russian ships raised and Japan to raise more at Port Arthur
Victoria B C March 21 The steamer Myades arrives from the Orient with Captain Wright reporting the Russian cruiser Varing sunk at Chemulp o Korea last February has been raised and sent to Nagasaki for repairs. The Japanese government awarded the contract to raise the Kusetan battleships in Port Arthur and work will begin soon with cofferdams to enclose them.
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B. C
Myades
Orient
Wright
Varing
Koriets
Chemulpo
Korea
Nagasaki
Port Arthur
Venezuela Crisis Deepens After U S Demands Arbitration
Washington reports that Secretary Bowen was ordered ten days ago to demand arbitration from President Castro of Venezuela on all outstanding questions. If Castro refuses, the United States will pursue its own course. A seizure of the Caracas customs port may follow if arbitration is rejected.
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Venezuela
State Department
Bowen
Castro
United States
Department
Seiztre
Customs Porte
Attempted Robbery at Ballard Leads to Arrest
In Ballard Patrolman Anderson arrested Ed Picard for assault and attempting to rob M B Sullivan a logger. Sullivan identified Picard after a confrontation near the Bowery saloon and he was jailed. Sullivan later appeared in Seattle to file the complaint.
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Anderson
M. B. Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Bowery
Picard
Sullivan
Seattle
Pallard
Minnie Anderson
Bowery Saloon
Markets Report on Yakima Potatoes Prices
Potatoes from Yakima arrived in the city on Tuesday with firm quality. Best Yakima spuds reached 24 dollars while Early Rose varieties traded around 36 dollars and were expected to change.
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Yakimna
Yakima
Market Notes Onions Bananas Tempt Buyers In City Stalls
Prices for eggs, fruit, and vegetables fluctuated as Camelia oranges and bananas arrived from Monday shipments. Tangerine and other fruits sold at varying rates while greens and root vegetables priced per sack or per pound. Milk and dairy products mixed with market reports from Seattle and New York stocks reflect a busy trading day.
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California
Hethouse
Oregon
Washington
Lewes West
Orillia Man Endures Chronic Catarrh Since Youth
Mr. F. G. Hilts of Orillia Washington suffered from long running catarrh of the head and throat caused by a habit during conversation. Night rest was broken by moving and mouth breathing and he was constantly taking colds, harming his general health.
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F. G. Hilts
Orillia
King Co. Wash
Positive Cure Claim for Piles and Rectal Diseases
An advertisement lists ailments including catarrh asthma bronchitis rheumatism stomach liver kidneys bladder and nervous and skin issues and proclaims the only positive cure for piles and rectal diseases available.
Carpenter from Tracyton Claims Catarrh Cure
Mr N P Hanson of Tracyton Washington a well known carpenter recounts a ten year catarrh illness that afflicted his head throat and digestion and says he gained ten pounds and returned to work after a complete cure of his ongoing plies.
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N. P. Hanson
Tracyton, Wash
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