Delphin Sailed to Port Townsend After Shaft Break
The Alaska steamer Delphin, bound for Seattle from Port Townsend, broke a shaft just before reaching the harbor on Tuesday. The ship returned to Port Townsend for repairs, then proceeded with one propeller and was to resume voyage after completing repairs at Brock.
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Alaska
Delphin P Companys
Southwastern
Port Townsend
Johnsen
Delpitre
Seattle
Bros
Railroad officials visit, plan brief Vancouver Victoria trip
Trumbie, general agent of Mindis Central railroad, arrived in port with B Thompson, then left for Victoria for about four days. F W Parker, general for Northwestern lines, departed Wednesday for Vancouver to spend the rest of the week.
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BH. Trumbie
Kansas oil producers plan suit over railroad and Standard 647 actions
In Chanute Kansas on March 22 producers from the Kansas OFF Producers association announce a new lawsuit against railways and the Standard 647 company. The move follows discontent over the sudden retirement of Frank Monnett Ohio as special prosecutor amid disputes over his methods.
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Chanute
Kan
Heca
Kansas Off Producers Association
Standard 647
Frank Monnett
Ohio
Police collaborate on Stanford case report in San Francisco
Police and private detectives prepare an extensive report into Stanford's death and the poisoning of her mineral water and bicarbonate of soda. Witness Hertha Berner and others are released from surveillance and will be questioned only on minor points.
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Ban Francisco
Stanford
Hertha Berner
Four Trainmen Fatally Injured In Wisconsin Central Crash
Milwaukee dispatch reports four trainmen killed and 29 passengers injured when a Wisconsin Central passenger car derailed and crashed at Eau Claire this morning. All cars were destroyed by fire.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Central
Eau Claire
Extradition Proceedings Revived by Privy Council Ruling
The United States appeals to England's privy council after a ruling on February 8 reversing Justice Caron. The decision orders renewal of extradition proceedings against Greene and Gaynor, halted earlier by Caron's intervention.
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United States
Privy Council of England
Justice Caron
Greene
Gaynor
Beninghausen Trails in Street Car Election Count
The Star omits candidate standings for now as G. Beninghausen lags in votes. A final tally will be published Thursday hoping to show a true ranking.
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G. Beninghausen
The
Star
Beninghausen
Man Married 15 Year Old in Court After Arrest
Bellingham March 22 Stanley Strickland was arrested yesterday on a charge of a reported incident involving Queenie Rice aged 15. He married the girl in court last night and was released from custody today.
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Bellingham
Stanley Strickland
Queenie Rice
Triangle Lot Sale and Truant Hearings Reported
John Davis & Co. sold lots 1 and 4 in block 19 A. A. Denny addition a triangle lot on Westlake boulevard Pine street and Fourth avenue for about 40000 while purchaser name and price are withheld. Judge Frater committed three truants to the industrial school and two men were jailed for breaking into the Seattle Electric depot with the case to be prosecuted by the electric company.
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John Davis & Co
Stirrat & Goetz and
Causey & Carney
A. A. Denny
Westlake Boulevard
Pine Street
Fourth Avenue
Captain McCormick
Marshal Macy
Renton
Seattle Electric Company
The
Electric Company
Must Come Back Must Come Back
In Montreal Judge Davison dismisses the writ of prohibition in the Gaynor Greene extradition case, leaving the matter to the extradition commissioner. Greene and Gaynor, linked to Savannah harbor frauds, fled to Canada to delay trial for embezzlement and fraud against the United States, with alleged Canadian interference extending their liberty for over two years.
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Montreal
Gaynor-Greene
Davison
Benjamin D. Greene
John F. Gaynor
Oberlin M. Carter
Savannah Harbor
Canada
United States
Justice Caron
Black defendant seeks lighter sentence in court
A fragmentary exchange shows a Black individual asking a judge to recall his race as a factor in sentencing. The other speaker questions the request, hinting at caution about racial considerations in judicial outcomes.
Sunday Socials Stir Washington High Society
Washington society is debating Sunday entertainments by top officials and diplomats. The Mortons and British Ambassador Lord Durand hosted afternoon gatherings with music, sparking churchgoer criticism as presiding leaders frown on Sunday levity.
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Washington
Mortons
Chicago
Durand
Church of the Covenant
Dupont Circle
Murder in Colton Ends in Nighttime Robbery
Los Angeles dispatch reports J. W. Shumate merchant of Colton was murdered last night when criminals pried open the store door. A shotgun with one barrel fired lay beside him and a revolver with five empty chambers was found in the shop, indicating a struggle.
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Los Angeles
J. W. Shumate
Colton
Shumate
Governor Mead Holds Talks on Appointments at Walla Walla
Governor Mead met with leaders of two local factions to discuss state appointments including those at the penitentiary. He will announce selections after returning to Olympia and will not yet name membership of the railroad or tax commissions. He attended events with J. S. Mahundas and planned a Whitman college talk and a dinner with M. Pauly before departing for Colfax.
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Walla Walla
Mead
Olympe
J. 8. Mahundas
Commercial Association
Whitman College
M. Pauly
Colfax
Three Die Wounded in Warsaw Bomb Blast Report
Three of six soldiers wounded by a bomb thrown from a window on Wolsk street are reported dying. No arrests have been made.
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Warsaw
Wolsk Street
Santa Clara due at port with ore from Gindaugh mines
Steamer Santa Clara of the Northwestern Steamship company is due to arrive at the port from Valdes and points to the westward Wednesday night with 600 tons of ore from the Gindaugh mines and some passengers. She leaves for the north again next Sunday night carrying 150 Alaska Central railroad employees.
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Santa Clara
Northwestern Steamship Company
Valdes
T Gindaugh Mines
Acoma «Metter
Vemmel
Alaska Central Railroad
Reappointed Alaska Judge James Wickersham Named
The president today reappointed Judge James Wickersham to another term in the third district of Alaska.
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Washington
James Wickersham
Alaska
Jusse rand to confer with Roosevelt over Venezuelan papers
Le Matin reports Ambassador Jussrand will meet President Roosevelt to discuss the Venezuelan papers. France will let the case proceed in the courts and no ultimatum has been issued.
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Paris
le Matin
Jusserand
Roosevelt
France
Kashima Battleship Launched in English Yard
The Japanese battleship Kashima was launched today at the Elwick shipyards in Newcastle England. The Kashima is described as one of the most powerful ships in its class.
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Newcastle
Eng
Elawick Ship Yards
Senator Van de Vanter Improves After Fever Break
The condition of Senator Van de Vanter on Wednesday afternoon shows improvement with fever nearly gone and temperature just under 101 as restlessness eases. In Wheeling the flood reaches 40 feet and rises two inches hourly with risk of night flooding, while many families lose gas and rail lines suffer. In Pittsburgh the river reached a high point and is now receding, danger easing.
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van de Vanter
Wheeling
W. Va
Votaw Named Tacoma Postmaster by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt appoints Henry L. Votaw postmaster of Tacoma Washington with support from Senator Ankeny and Pilea. Steamer Norwood of the L. H. Gray line departs San Francisco for Seattle Wednesday night carrying cement cargo delayed by four days of heavy rain.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Henry L. Votaw
Tacoma
Wash
Votaw
Senator Ankeny
Pilea
Norwood
L. H. Gray Steamship Line
San Francisco
Seattle
Vesnel
Corcoran Announces New Nine Pound Heir In Parade Message
Local city ticket agent W J Corcoran of the Alaska Ice company sparked a stir by announcing a newborn weighing nine pounds. He pledged good health and promised to attend to further orders, sending wishes to all during the early morning parade.
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W. J. Corcoran
Alaska Hicamehip Company
Rine World
Air William
Grand jury for beef trust case convenes in Chicago
A federal grand jury of twenty two, impaneled to probe a beef trust, was sworn in by Judge Mumphrey who warned of strict secrecy and explained penalties for restraint of trade. Plaintiffs sworn to maintain decorum, witnesses to be summoned, and packer agents observed around the court building.
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Chicago
Mumphrey
United States
Petition Presented For Street Car Franchise At West Woodland Park
A monster petition was filed with the council clerk this morning asking swift action on granting the pending street car franchise to J A Moore and H Giimen. Signers are West Woodland Park district residents at Green Lake who allege abominable service from the Seattle Electric Company.
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J. A. Moore
H. Giimen
West Woodland Park
Green Lake
Seattle Electric Company
Fraud Charged Against San Francisco Public Works Commissioner
San Francisco March 22 Commissioner of Public Works Frank Maestrett was indicted by the grand jury on a fraud charge tied to the recent primary election. A warrant was issued for his arrest immediately.
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San Francisco
Commissioner of Public Works
Frank Maestrett
Grand Jury
Arerst
Jenkins & Co. Transfer Signals Minnesota Lumber Giant Move
H le Jenkins and Company, a major Minneapolis lumberer, is completing its transfer to Beat, expanding capital to over 1 million dollars and absorbing Monarch Lumber of Blaine. The move includes plans for mills across the state and offices in eastern cities, with Mr. Jenkins family relocating to Washington in coming weeks.
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H. le Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Washington
Alaska Commercial Plans Add Vessel for Nome Run
Captain Omar J. Humphrey travels to San Francisco to arrange charter or purchase of four ships for the Alaska Commercial company. The new vessel will serve the Nome run as tonnage shortages strain Nome and S J Michaels private trade. The sale of the steamer St Paul restricts freight capacity under current contracts.
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Omar J. Humphrey
San Francisco
Alaska Commercial Company
Nome
S J. Michaels
Markets Show Slow Trade and Potatoes Decline
The Western avenue market was slow as little produce arrived. Potatoes are expected to drop, apples in poor condition, butter firmer, and eggs selling around 22 cents with more Eastern eggs arriving later. Numerous vegetable prices are listed including Lima beans, beets, cabbage, lettuce, squash, onions, and potatoes from Yakima and California.
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Western Avenue
Yakima
California
Evangelistic Meetings Open at Methodist Tabernacle
Evangelistic meetings are held every night this week at the Methodist Tabernacle corner Fifth Avenue West and Garfield Street. The Rev McCarty and his family singing evangelists from the Chicago Moody School conduct the services. Prof McCarty has led successful revivals in several cities in recent months.
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Methodist Tabernacle
Fifth Avenue West
Garfield Street
McCartys
Chicag 6
Moody School
McCarty
Thie
Varied Produce and Goods Prices Listing
A dense price list details fruits vegetables dairy meats and grains with per unit and bulk prices. Items include celery rhubarb cucumbers onions asparagus and various citrus, apples, cranberries, figs and nuts. Fish, oysters, lard and flour products are listed with brand or origin notes where provided.
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California
Oregon
Washington
Barreta
Stock Market Report and Agricultural Quotes
The Star notes a weak stock market opening with a late recovery, then a continued downward trend and bottom figures. It highlights suggestions to buy steel and hold Atchison, Penna, St. Paul, and Union Pacific as potential bargains, citing Joseph on Gates' return.
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Bears
Atchison, B. & O
Can. Pac
Mo. Pac
St. Paul
Penna
UN. Pac
Joseph
John W. Gates
Atchison and Penna
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