Smashing Burglar Targets Samuel Rosenberg Home
A burglar struck Samuel Rosenberg's residence and two other homes, breaking windows and stealing jewelry including gold pins rings and cameos. Police issued special instructions to capture the suspect after a shadowy prowler appeared during evening hours and shots were fired without hitting him. A separate theft at the Boulevard hotel at the Great Northern docks yielded meals and supplies, attributed to longshoremen, marking a second robbery there in six months.
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Gnoow
Samuel Gepanmend
Borhood
O'Conner
Willard
Boulevard Hotel
Great Northern Docks
Court weighs immunity construction in Packers case
Washington Attorney Moody argued the strength of the evidence may allow dismissal and an order for the Packers to be released. Miller for the Packers rebutted. The court said immunity must be interpreted fairly to ensure full benefits for all citizens.
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Washington
Moody
Amifer
Missing Aunt Seeks Help From City Comptroller
Mary O Connor of Swampscott Massachusetts writes to the city comptroller asking help locating her aunt Mrs Mary Rollina nee Jenkins believed living in or near the city. The comptroller has not succeeded in locating the missing woman.
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Mies
Mary O'Connor
Swampscott
Mass
Mary Rollina
Jenkins
Supreme Court in Secret Session at Chief Justice Fuller Home
Washington March 11 the Supreme Court met in secret at Chief Justice Fuller's home with utmost secrecy and restricted access officials confirm the gathering is unprecedented. The session followed an adjournment that lasts until April 4 and is described as reserved for gravest matters. A man named Otto Queamed is mentioned in connection with the lynching of John Won and Hegre in Chattanooga.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Fuller
Ing
Otto
Dr Douglas Hyde to Lecture in Beattie on Gaelic Revival
Dr Douglas Hyde famed poet historian and Irish cultural figure arrives with organizer Joseph Cannon to lecture at the Grand Opera House Beattie Sunday April 1 in support of the Gaelic league promoting original Irish language home industries and national pride. The movement aims to revive Irish language manufacture and self reliance, with local committees aiding preparations and outreach.
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Douglas Hyde
Ireland
Beattie
Grand Opera House
Gaelle League
Hyde
Joseph Concannon
Butler
United States
Beniies
Gaelic League
Comcamnon
Kyde
Maan
Rosecvelt
Washington
Dr. Hyde
J. C Foré
John H. McGraw
D. Parreil
J. T. Meffermen
John Cannon
M. J. Menehan
Salmon Run Progress for 1906 Season Preparations
Notes indicate small salmon runs and cycles being prepared as Stocke works through the season. Efforts focus on clearing remaining stock and securing a healthy advance for 1906.
Commence Immediately For the Reasons of Regrede of Fourth ay
A terse notice asserts immediate action due to the regrede of Fourth ay prompting the vacation of the present church. The statement indicates procedural force behind the church’s imminent relocation or closure and signals official steps underway.
Donaldson Shop Restored to Union Haste
The Donaldson shop was restored to union status after a dispute about enforcing union rules that arose about eight months ago. The article notes tensions over membership and shop practices during the transition.
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Ita Donaldson
Donaldson
First Presbyterian plans church on Pacific coast corner
Members of the First Presbyterian church plan to erect a large Protestant edifice at the southeast corner of Seventh avenue and Seneca street. Three lots with 180 feet frontage on Seventh and 120 on Seneca are secured. The design features a 3600 square foot main floor, seating for about 600, a fireproof structure, a $12000 organ, multiple exits, and possible shower baths and gym equipment.
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First Presbyterian Church
Pacific Coast
Seventh Av
Seneca At
Robber shoots robber at Portland drug store
In Portland on March 21 druggist J. Pisher, 65, was shot and seriously wounded when a highwayman gained entry under pretence of a fever toothache. Pisher wrestled with the attacker over a sack of money. the robber fled after a quick feint and the clerk alerted police.
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Portland
Ore
J. Pisher
Pisher
Disorders Hit Northern Mines Halfway Through Strike
Paris reports widespread disruption as an eight day striking mining district paralyzes activity with eighty thousand workers affected. George May of 1900 Pederalav notes local unrest while Peddie Lewin of Lewin Bros mentions plans to ship over 700 tons this season mainly to the Tanana district.
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Paris
Peddie Lewin
The
Lewin Hroa
Fairbanks
Mutler
Tanana
Plucky Woman Foils Robber At Red Chrome Pharmacy
In Tacoma on March 21, Mr and Mrs J A Park owners of Red Chrome pharmacy faced a lone robber armed with a revolver. Mrs Park fired five shots from across the counter while neighbor Ray Burgess fired 11 times none of which stopped the bandit who took $1.75 and fled. The couple hid behind the prescription case as the struggle occurred and the weapon malfunctioned.
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Tacoma
Mra. J
Chicago Milwaukee Mt Paul rail order for 162900 tons
Telegraph briefs report Chicago and Milwaukee areas placing an order in Chicago for 162000 tons of steel rails. Italian man under arrest in San Francisco for attempting to wreck an electric car. The father of Senator Malley dies at 72 in a New Orleans hospital.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Mt. Paul
San Francisco
Henator Malley
New Orleans
Blag Still Flies Amid Freshman Sophomore Feud
On campus a pennant hung from a flagpole sparked a skirmish as sophomores attempted to remove the nuisance emblem. Freshmen and sophomores clashed around the pole with no clear winner, signaling potential further class strife.
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University
Freshmn
Suburban Notes Details Local Incidents and Elections
Renton reports conductor Brannen out with grip and saloon keeper Marry Richmond to recover from appendicitis. A McCardell child breaks a bone after falling on school grounds. Miners Falk and Denhing hurt in February mine cave now able to move. Falk on crutches. Hillman notes Selvae endorsed for justice of the peace. Cole loses through machine influence. Powder owner pledges immediate steps to make area safe from fire.
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Thomas Falk
William Denhing
Renton
Srousé
Falk
Hiumean
Petition Seeks Justice of the Peace Appointment in Van R. Vannice Case
A petition to county commissioners requests Van R. Vannice be named justice of the peace to fill the unexpired term of Judge J. A. White who was killed last winter by a Renton car. Also reported, Cage & la Duke sold their meat market to H. K. Butler who will continue the business. Marion Stuart becomes postmistress at Columbia Station as W. A. Sparks transitions after six years as postmaster. The Columbia Improvement Club holds its annual officer elections.
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Brighton
van R. Vannice
J. A. White
Renton
York
Cage & la Duke
H. KR. Butler
Columbia
W. A. Sparks
Beattie On Me
Seattle
Marion Stuart
Columbia Station
Joint Scale Committee Faces Closed Sessions in Indianapolis
March 21 report from Indianapolis says the miners and operators join scale committee meets behind closed doors. Vice president Lewis could become an equal leader to Mitchell, with speculation on future rivalries and policy clashes. The piece mentions Robbins, Bennett theft, and a missing pet harness.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lewis
Mitchell
Lowe
Robbins
Mitchels
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