Beef Trust Tensions Rise Over Market Prices
The article reports clashes among meat packers and local dealers over meat prices and market control. It notes Eastern firms pressuring local packers, claims of market manipulation, and concerns for consumer prices. A bank employee reportedly took an option on a major plant, signaling possible trust activity. Mortality records include Marshall Dan, 67, at 412 Eleventh Avenue, survived by a widow and two children.
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Unie
Mont di KM
Alos
Chicago
First National Bank
Swift & Co
Marshall Dan
Hieventh Avenue
Pe BP
Butterworth & Lone
Anete Murrives
Local Official Faces Tax and Office Restrictions
Fragmented text outlines conflicts over accepting a signed appointment and legal limits on holding office. Mentions contracts, taxes, and duties, with unclear references to individuals and measures. Further details are unreadable due to damaged source.
Mill Favor Franchise Report Sparks City Rail Debate
A local committee on corporate parts recommends granting a franchise and constructing an interurban line through the city. The proposal, backed by key supporters, faces the railway through-the-city portion and aims to connect Beattie with the interurban network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moston
Fought in Blackchapel Arrest Reported
George Smith and Ed Branton were arrested by Patrolmen Griffith and Hubbard in Blackchapel last night on a charge of Sighting.
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Blackchapel
George Smith
Ed Branton
Griffth and
Hubbard
Wreck Delays Great Northern Freight in Montana
Special to The Star Spokane March 23 A freight wreck near Wenatchee and Keeox Montana delays Great Northern service. The westbound fast freight hit a rock slide causing the engine and seven cars to overturn. Engineer D McCoy sustained broken legs. No fatalities reported.
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The
Star
Spokane
Great Northern
Wenetchee
Kacex
Mont
Weniatehee
McCoy
First Man Out From Tanana Reports Move Toward Richer Region
George G Bett, identified as the first lonary to peach Hewtth from Tapona since discovery, arrived yesterday on the steamer Dolphin. He left Chena on February 2% and estimates 1 000 men working on the creeks with more traveling from Dawnor. The Dolphin carried 22 passengers.
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George G. Bett
Tapona
Chena
Dawnor
Delphin
Totem Pole Repaint Proposal Prompts City Council Debate
Funeral services for Min. H. G. Struve were held at St. Mark's Church with Rev. Liwyd officiating. Interment followed at Lakeview Cemetery. The garbled text mentions the totem pole repaint request and a city council discussion, but details are unclear.
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Counell
Min. H. G. Struve
G. Mark
Ortock
Laxeview Ceamtery
Dugdale Fights Move to Open Thirteenth Avenue Park
Mr Dugdale opposes a city council petition to open Thirteenth avenue affecting the old baseball park. He claims it would ruin the park and says backers of the petition, tied to a rival club, are trying to force him to move to Madison park. He asserts the petition is a personal attack by enemies.
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D. KB
Thirteenth Avenue
Dogdale
Madison Park
New Yorkers in Seattle plan New York Society meeting
New Yorkers in Seattle will meet at 4 o clock this afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce room to form a New York society. The movement is inspired by President Roosevelt’s visit. The society will assist in entertaining him when he comes to the city in May.
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Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Roosevelt
Bin
City
Has Lost Faith In Her Husband Divorce Suit Filed
Marion Van Horn fled to oppose BR H Van Horn in superior court charging cruelty. Judge Tallman ordered the defendant to appear March 27 to show cause why temporary alimony should not be paid. The couple married in 1847 and have two children. Nellie Damphofer obtained a summons against her ex-husband Elmer Damphofer. An unrelated fatal train-accident report follows with a body recovered at the corner of Firet avenue and Hing street.
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Marion van Horn
BR. H. van Horn
Mra. van Horn
Tallman
Nellie Damphofer
Elmer Damphofer
Hoa
Burdick Witness Stand Testimony Sparks Inquest Crowd
The inquest into Mrs. Burdick begins with the first witness, her attorney, while crowds gather in the Buffalo courtroom. Mrs. Burdick and her mother arrive, drawing attention as spectators crane to see the proceedings and the witness lineup unfolds.
Ben Wood Exonerated by Secretary Root in Cuba Actions
Secretary Root in Washington on March 28 formally exonerated Ben Wood from charges raised by Maj. Rathbone. He declared Wood's Cuba actions were taken with full knowledge and approval of the War Department.
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Washington, D.C
Root
Maj
Rathbone
Aga HirtgeMier
Leonard
Ton
Wood
Cuba
War Department
Fire Department seeks 7000 dollar appropriation for new headquarters
Chief Cook plans to ask the city council tonight to appropriate funds to complete the new Fire Department headquarters on Third Avenue South. An ordinance to allocate the money will be introduced amid likely debate over the cost, with opponents warning the city cannot afford 76000 for the project while other needs, such as the garbage crematory, are neglected.
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Chief Cook
City Council
Cook
Fire Department
Third Avenue
Base Street
Board of Public Works
Coal Strike Ends After ThreeYear Agreement
A special telegram from Fernie reports the coal strike is ended. District unions of See Cant Creek and Morrisey have accepted terms. articles of agreement to be signed today and the contract will bind for three years. Wages at Coal Creek mines expected to be adjusted. Western Federation representatives and commissioners from the British Columbia Mining Association express satisfaction.
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Coal Creek
Michel and
Morrisey
Victoria
Fernie
See Cant Creek
Ing
Firtheh Columbia
Fire Threatens Pacific Block in Early Morning Blaze
A sixth floor fire at the Pacific Block near Occidental Avenue caused about 5000 dollars in damage, confined mainly to the Asiatic Company store and top floor. Mrs. Kate Borie woke residents with the blaze at around six, and firefighters fought the flames for under an hour, aided by water damage from the broken sky lights.
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Sree
Pacific Block
Occidental Avenue
Papert & Port Company
HM. 7
Oelock
Asiatic Com
Lees
Cook
Kate Borie
Noames
The
Asiatic Company
Feer
Pire
Mre Sevaee
Empire
Mre Spriggs
Guy
Martin Watedorf
Myer
Rome
Cleek
Seattle
Tacoma Car Lines Struck Halts City Street Service
Tacoma Railway and Power Company workers walked out on strike delaying the city street car system. Management refused to sign union recognition and warned of potential further action as crews faced intimidation and preparations for continued work stoppages.
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The
Tacoma Railway and Power Company
Tacoma
Tacoma Railway & Power Company
Car Barna
Mayor of Smith Cove Found Dead Amid Alcoholism
Thomas Kelly known as The Mayor of Smitha Cove Bandapit was found dead in his bed at 62 after years of heavy drinking. Coroner's office ruled death from alcoholism as Wallace, a friend, summoned a saloon for help but Kelly died before assistance arrived. Kelly had worked as a charcoal burner and was a familiar figure in Smith Cove.
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Thomas Kelly
Smitha Cove Bandapit
Kelly
Outy Willise
Sandapit
Mith
Wallace
Must Pay Judgment Must Pay Judgment
Superior Judge Bell criticizes surety company practices after a judgment against American Surety in favor of Western America. He urges AG review and warns the state may pursue strong action if judgments remain unsatisfied for more than three months.
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Hell
BP. Wright
Avia State
Western America Company
Bell
Fire at Moses building causes $40,000 loss
A blaze on the fourth floor of the Moses building at Second Avenue South caused about $40,000 damage. Patrolman Damm discovered the fire at around 10:90 PM and alarms were raised. Firefighters quickly controlled the flames. origin under investigation while workers in a nearby factory reported possible causes. Police arrested Peters Mulligan and Charie Givens at City Hall on vagrancy charges, ongoing in the city jail.
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New Moses
Second Avenue South
Damm
Glass plant at Smith's Cove to resume operations
Abandoned glass works at Smith's Cove, built around six years ago by a company led by A. Melby, is set to be completed and start operations. The Northwestern Glass Company, recently incorporated with $190000 capital, will oversee finishing the plant and launching production.
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Glaae
Smith's Cove
Yatce
A A. Melby
Northwestern Gliese Company
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Stem Packing Houses
Ine MM. Spaulding
Pacific Meat Co
Chas. Frye
J. C. Goad
Frye- Bruhn Co
Ernest Carstone
Carttens Broa
Omaha
Kansas City
F. A
Lake Lake Union
I Calhoun
W. Pratt
Feansengrstes
James Ditchell
Wlliam Murphy
Oregon
Willie Marandi
Berattle
Tanana
MR. Dugdale
NEW York Club
Firet Avenue
Hing Street
Batard
Hurdick
Hull
Buffalo
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Urdick
Re. Mull
Sta
R Marian Roadick
Ben. Wood
Pacific
Sfrikers
Weeker
Fren
Weekes
Howton
Mortivy
Scabe
Tom Kelly
Smith Cove Sandopit
A. B. Alexander
National Fisheries
Washington, D. C
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BE. Andrews
Delawan
N.Y
Pacific Coast Mining Company
Dawson
Alaska
Perme Printer ® Association
Maleon Harim
San Fran Cleeo
Yaquine Head
Herbert
Upper
Scheuerman Block
Cherry St
Surety CO
Seve
Hutchinson
Second Ave
Union St
Venezuela
Caracab
Castro
Republic of Venezuela
Congress
Benor
Jin
Levinson's
Ave
Bet, Seneca and University
Dabney & Woodhouse
Bole
Charter Oak Steel
Pike Street
John
Indep
Vierce
Evie
Pierce
Castoria
Fletcher's
Antonio Logardos
Castile
Ernst Bros
Pike Telephone John
W. S. Kirk
1St Ave
U.S. Cavalry
America
Adams
One-price Clothiers and Furnishers
Hinckley
First Avenue
Jale
Jaen Tote
Madison Street
Spring Street
Madison
Turner & Co
Globe Bik
Erg Clee
Bargal Store
Make Bros
Springer
Hale
Safe Deposit
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