Seizure Claimants Gather for Three Mile Limit Arbitration
Special to the Star reports Washington March 4 today introduced a generator to citizens owning registered sealers under United States law and to those denied by the commission appointed in February Seizures of vessels engaged in sealing within the three mile limit trigger arbitration under an August 1498 framework with Great Britain seeking redress and relief for claimants and owners involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Inee
Uniteds
Fragmented 19th Century Briefs Mix Fact Fragments
A scattered OCR mosaic reports on sugar factories in Denmark and Brazilian trade, maritime fleets, match production, and various global notes. It includes population figures for Ha ber, imports of apples and pears, and a nod to Longfellow bridge proposals, with numerous numeric and place references interwoven in jumbled form.
Fragmentary notes on war, industry and exploration
A compilation of disparate items mentions a South Africa war prelude with 20000 engraved tumblers for celebration in Cape Town, a fish tail navigation metaphor, a plan for an international lawyers congress, a massive salt mountain in the Pyrenees, a French doctor's world circling motor project, gutta percha tree decline in Singapore and Sumatra, and widespread destruction in Borneo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Cape Town
South African Republic
Burghere
St. Louis
Jurtatson
Pyrenees
Cardona
Spain
Colombia
Singapore
Malay Peninsula
Sumatra
Borneo
Rail timetable snippets for Pacific Northwest routes and connections
A compact list of train schedules across multiple lines including Northern Pacific Great Northern and Canadian Pacific. It lists departure times from Seattle and connections to St Paul Spokane Blaine Everett Vancouver and Vancouver stretches, with arrival times and note exceptions such as Sundays and daily frequencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Overland Fiyer-teare
St. Paul
Spokane
M. S.m
Whatcom
Mt ‘Ernon
Peem
Blaine
New Westminster
Seattle
Everett
M. Stom
Columbia
Puget Sound
Columbia & Fouond
Franklin
Leprosy in U S Reports 278 Cases and Home Proposal
A marine hospital service commission to Congress reports 278 leprosy cases in the United States. California has 4 cases and Oregon has 1. The commission recommends establishing a national home for lepers, possibly in the arid southwest, on a Gulf of Mexico island, or near the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
March
Commission of Marine Hospital
Congress
United States
California
Oregon
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Coast
Victoria library endowment offer pledges public support
Andrew Carnegie has offered Victoria through Mayor Hayward a 50 900 endowment for a public library, on the condition that the city spends 8 000 yearly for maintenance. The proposal was announced in Victoria British Columbia on March 4 by a Star special correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Victoria
B. C
Andrew Carnegie
Hayward
Ministers Meet at Y M C A Discuss Ethics of Christianity
The ministerial association met at the Y M C A with President Spalding presiding. Officers for three months were elected: Donald Roas president Dr Burrows vice president Owen Jones secretary treasurer. Rev J M Denison presented the day’s paper on The Ethics of Christianity and the World Compared. Next meeting set for April 7 with A S Alien to speak on Be x and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
Reva
P. Brooks
Sydney
M. H. Hiacock
Green Lake
Donald Roas
Dr. Burrows
Owen Jones
B. H. Lingenfelter
T. P. Reveille
L. J. Sawyer
Association
A. S. Alien
Socialist Trade & Labor Alliance to Hold Main Meeting
A main meeting of the Socialist Trade and Labor Alliance is set for tonight at o'clock in Carpenters' hall located at 1520 Fourth Avenue. All working men, organized or unorganized, are invited to attend as the new trades union explains its aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Trade & Labor Alliance
Carpenters’ Hall
Fourth Avenue
Textile mill strike postponed in Lowell Massachusetts
Big strike loom for Lowell mill hands as unions defer action pending operator replies on a 10 percent wage increase. About 20 000 workers likely to join if demands are refused with further decisions set for Wednesday.
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Lowell
Mars
Wedding and Engagement Rings at Goldmans
Engagement and wedding rings offered by Goldmans at 901 Second Ave. Wedding bands and centerpieces in stock with various gold settings. Expert engraving and custom sizing available.
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Goldman's
Second Ave
Detiere shoots Detiere shoots Albany man in dispute
John Detiere of this city and a former Washington resident shot and killed his brother in Albany New York after a quarrel on Saturday evening. He was a well known figure in Whatcom Washington, helped start the first real estate office there, served as clerk of the territorial and state legislatures, and later became a journalist with the Bellingham Bay Express before moving to New York in 1894.
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Deneuber
Mercantile Marine
Aki
Brazil
Siam
Austra
Charlies River
Longfellow Bridge
Haber
Biskram
Algeria
France
Visifie
Paris
Urbana
N. Y
New York
Tuskegee Ral Institute
Towne
Lodz
Albay
Gulf of Mesico
Coleaeoy
Philippines
Buchomish
Tata Runa
Min Paria
Syatem
John Burtt K
Albany
John Detiere
State of
Washington
Whatcom
Wash
John Detlere
Port Hlakely Mill Co
Detlere
Bellingham Bay Express
Carl Meichers
Royal Academy of Berlin
Henry G. Moore
Wabash
Ind
Hie
Anthony Wayne
Mad Anthony
Ohio
Indiana
Paul
Smith
Negus Menelik
Abyssinia
Erythbres
Italy
Menelik
Richt
Albemarle County
Pinte
Jefferson Memorial
Charlottesville
Monticelo
Jefferson
New Zealand Department of Agriculture
Taneanvika
Fashoda
United States
Liberia
Formation meeting for Walla Walla addition improvement club
A meeting is scheduled tonight at the Cumberland Presbyterian church at Twenty-second avenue and Cherry street to form an improvement club in the Walla Walla addition district. Promoters include Rev. KE. E. Thompson, G. J. Chandler, Jerome Smith, and 8. Saintmyer. Topics: street grading, improved street lighting, and fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Twenty-second Avenue
Cherry Street
Walla Walla Addition
Saintmyer
KE. E. Thompson
G. J. Chandler
Jerome Smith
Clerks Union Postpones Meeting for Special Session
The Retail Clerks union suspends the Thursday night meeting and calls a special session to discuss important business. All members are urged to attend as preparations begin for a reception for International Secretary and Treasurer Max Morris who will visit Seattle in early April.
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Retail Clerks’ Union
Clerks’ Union
Max Morris
Seattle
The Children's Masquerade at Germania Hall
About 159 members of the Seattle Turn Verein attended a ball at Germania hall on a Saturday night. Miss Bertha Winkler was chosen Princess Carnival and Marry Dyck as Prince Carnival. William Conradi dressed as a policeman acted as bodyguard to their majesties. After 11 o'clock the floor opened to older guests and dancing continued for a couple of hours. The event was directed by W. G. Keiser, the club's physical instructor.
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Seattle Turn Verein
Germania Hall
Bertha Winkler
Marry Dyck
William Conradi
W. G. Keiser
Supreme Court Decides Several Small Land Claims
OLD CASE WASHINGTON March 4 several small land claims have been decided by the supreme court. One from California is the case of Mary Gwinne. The United States, in litigation since 1862, was dismissed as falling within certain accepted classes of land claims.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
Mary Gwinne
United States
Varied 1900s News Snippets From Across the World
The passage records diverse items: New Zealand salmon and crepe eggs sent for hatching, Norton elected president of a Massachusetts club, Detroit interurban rail mileage, Armour funding a club house, census notes on native born voters, a Brittany housekeeper’s death, Phita h royal guard proposal, Hannis Taylor’s LL.D., Maine Historical Society building, frigate Constitution preservation appeal, Auckland census figures, Omaha quail donation to St Louis, Rocky Mountain camping incentives, and early fish disease research under government direction.
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New Zealand
Charles Eliot Norton
Minnesota
South Dakota
Marte
Henan
Tregater
Brittany
Renan
Caid
Phitiah
London
Hannis Taylor
Spain
Pr . Cleveland
University of Dublin
Maine Historical Society
Portland
Houe
Massachusetts Society of the Daughters of 1912
Tronwices
Auckland
Christ Church
Dunedin
Wellington
Char Payne
Wichita
Kan
Zoological Gardens of
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Ile
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Utah
Government Fish Commission
Varied 1900s World Notes From Science to Society
A survey of diverse items including royal academies, an Abyssinian telegraph venture, Jefferson Memorial plans in Virginia, New Zealand dairy output, and global transport and trade notes. Highlights include antiquarian artifacts, railway and canal projects, colonial governance, and cultural figures.
Ostrich Farm Tops Three Hundred Thousand Birds in South Africa
A South African ostrich farm reportedly houses more than 300 000 birds. The item appears in a foreign news digest noting expansion in poultry farming and export potential amid broader agricultural coverage.
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South Africa
Berlin
Germany
Holland
Brindcuikers
Stricken Dumb Baltimore Mystery and Port Jervis Baptism
A Baltimore story reports John Kelly aged 44 suddenly became mute while cursing and blaspheming this morning according to his wife and a self written statement. In Middletown New York word comes that Cornelius Van Ness an octogenarian mill owner from Port Jervis was baptized in the River Jordan by Rev. W K Hall of Newburgh, an ambition of years realized with symbolic gifts observed.
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Baltimore
John Kelly
Justee White
Myra. Kelly
Middletown
Cornelus van Ness
Port Jervis
River
Jordan
W. K. Hall
Newburgh
N.Y
Goldman
2Nd Ave
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Aflieves Sealers
Morgan
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Orthern
Pacific
Tassie Mall
Arve
F . Mn
Sumas
Vancouver
Eraine Srohom Bedros
Snoqualmie
M. Reasene
Canadian Pacific Express
Overland
Islander
Socialist Alliance
Detiere Shoots
Ramaker Music Company
Oregon Field
Pacifico Northwest
Wiley J. Allen
Allen & Gilberto
Ramaker
Knabes
Hardman
Flacher
Ates
Vose & Son
Kurt
Schiller
Kimball
Shaw
Gilbert
Fischer
Yaaa
Smith & Barnes
Chicago
Fischers
Seattle, Wash
England
Yellowstone Park
Delaware
Rhode Island
Europe
America
Harrollawick
Shetland
Murma
Kaleer
Duchess of Abercorn
Hull
Mount Pilatus
Switzerland
Conrad of
Hevarian House of Peers
Spandau
The
London Spectator
Lord Rosebery
Liberal Party
Paviloff
St. Petersburg
Fort Tayard
New Mexico
Robert Koch
Manchester
Eng
Ofice Annally
Austria
Hungary
Rodolfo Lanciana
Academia Reale Dela Science
Turin
Iressa
Count von Talleyrand-Perigord
William
Seychelles
Antigua
Marchioness
Londonderry
Fireatest Typewriter
Vienna
Ministry of Justice
Smith Premier
San Francisco Chronicle
First Avenue
Natura
Wilt Ave
Bhattle
Howard Building
Mutual Life Bulla
F.yes
A. Lindauer
Pike Street
Second Ave. Se
Yesler
Washington Street
H. Kessler
Henry Hensel
Hinckley Block
Jsewaler
Stuart
Ayer
Che Warner
Ghe Price
Bartell Drug Co
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