Attorneys Prepare Damage Suit Against Seattle over Boiler Blast
Relatives of the men killed in last Tuesday's boiler explosion will sue the City of Seattle early next week. Morris Kahn of the Lone firm and William Seema of the International Art company will arrive to press the claim, with Ronald and Pattle retained to represent the relatives. The American Travelers' Protective association has notified attorneys to act on its behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Morris Kahn
D. W. Jacobs
William Seema
International Art Company
Alfred Saltiel
Dierrow
Ronald and
Pattle
American Travelers’ Protective Association
Tragic double murder in Bowles by a teen assailant
Mary A. Clark 52 burned to death and her sister Annie 45 fatally wounded at Bowles Md by John Berry a 15 year old boy now jailed for the crime. Berry surprised the sisters struck Mary to death with a club while Annie pled for mercy promising money to spare her life. Indignation runs high and lynching fears are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Marlborough
Mary A. Clark
Annie
Bowles
John Berry
Annie Clark
Queen Arrives as Ocean Dock Sees Steamship Day
The Queen docked today while the steamer Umatilla departed with 130 passengers aboard. Among them were 27 bound for Alaska. The listed travelers include H Willcock, J Sallement, C K Johnsson, Hemingway, Capt. J G Green, Mrs H G Giller, W H Llewellyn, W P Martin, A E Beaumont, and many others. The Umatilla carried a mix of passengers including A Gillard, Leland Baxter, Henry Morrie, Mrs Horman, George Samison, and Rev. Wm P Thorn, with 35 second class travelers also aboard.
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Ocean Dock
Queen
Umatilla
Alaska
eSee Ae A
H. Willcock
P. Frick
J. Sallement
Mrs. Hannd
Misa Ulin
C. Reichenbach
W. H. W. Hamilton
Mrs. Hamilton
Mrs. Hobbs
Miss G. Fuller
Mise Hobbs
G. W. Cole
H. G. Giller
Capt
J. G. Green
A. H. McKay
Mrs. McKay
W. H. Rey
J. McIntyre
W. P. Martin
Henry Morrie
Horman
George Samison
T. F. Kelley
Keiley
Murphy
R. M. Deverean
S. A. Mat
Carrie Jackson
T. W. McDavitt
Luke Marisch
James M. Thorn
Albert Meyer
Cillycurdy
A. R Calling
Camera with a Swift Eye Promises Ultra Fast Photography
In Chicago for the Smithsonian Institution a camera is being built to record successive exposures as fast as one six hundredth of a second, potentially reaching one thousandth. It aims to capture arrowflight mid-air and a bird in flight, designed by William Gaertner formerly with the Smithsonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enicago
Chicago
Ludthsonian Institute
Washington
William Gaertner
Sinttheentlan Institute
Search for Andree Gains Nordic Interest
Baron Nordenskjold sits in a Storholm dining room beside a balloon ascent photograph and an empty frame. He tells a visitor a photo of Andree’s land will be hung there because he is convinced Andree will return. Nan ton and others in Scandinavia share confidence amid ongoing interest in the Arctic search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Nordenskjold
Storhelm
Andree
Nanton
Amusement Bullpen Plans Greenland Search Party
Professor Nathorst will lead a party in June to force passage through the ice barrier to East Greenland in search of Andree and companions. They may reach Angmagssalik and await a supply ship. if not, Nathorst aims for Cape Fiemark and possible sledge journeys northward. Funding is raised in Sweden for the Reda voyage with wintering possible due to ice.
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Na«thorst
Andree
S Trindberg
Frankel
Greenland
Profeaaor Willl
Lee Barrier
Angmageakirk
Eskimon
Nathorat
Cape Fiemarck
Cape Biemarck
Independence Bay
Creenland
Trammer
Christiania
Reda
Sweden
Queer Religious Test on a Mountain Patch
A shoe drummer recalls meeting a mountaineer in a creek valley who was set by Elder Martin to chase a pie out of a potato patch to prove his readiness for religion. The youth jokes that while he seems ripe, the real conversion will come at next week’s quarterly meeting.
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Hln
Martin
Bi4
Sam Pates
Aspen Pastor Granted Divorce Amid Social Silence
Jonathan Wood pastor of the Baptist church for two years obtained a divorce from Anastasia Wood. The suit cited extreme cruelty as the ground. Witnesses portrayed Mrs Wood as jealous and accusing a church singer. Mrs Wood offered no defence. Wood retains sympathy of most of his congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspen
Cole
Jonathan Wood
The
Baptist Church
Anastasia Wood
Woman sues streetcar firm after assault on car
Emma Dickens files a damages suit against the Minneapolis street railway company claiming an unknown assailant struck her on a Fourth avenue car and choked her. she says the conductor did not assist, and seeks the company held responsible for inadequate protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Emma Dickens
Street Railway Company
Fourth Avenue
King County Teachers Institute Session Set for March
The twentieth annual King County Teachers Institute will convene at the High School from March 27 to 31 with an expected six hundred delegates. Tacoma Bapt. Dewey reports city schools will close for teachers to attend. Wagner of the Western School Journal among speakers. program includes lectures, music, and drawing by Miss Godwin over three days.
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King County Teachers’ Institute
Peakera
Island County
Bapt
Dewey
Tacoma
Gupt
Meredith
Herr Wagner
The
Western School Journal
Fordnoon
Bloodhounds Pursue Robbers in Ozark Hills
A Springfield vigilante posse guided by J Priest's famed bloodhounds tracks a gang through Ozark hills after robbing H B Fox general merchandise at Lawrenceburg last night. Lawrenceburg, distant from rail and telegraph, has seen frequent burglaries. a crew was discovered and is believed to be an organized outlaws group.
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Springfield
J. Priest
Ozark Hills
Fox
Lawrenceburg
Priest
Ozark Mountains
Philippine Dwarf Buffalo and Odd Rodent Discovery
A Mindoro enclosure report notes a dwarf buffalo form in Mindoro forests reaching 6000 feet, tunneling bamboo trails on mountain slopes where hunters crawl. Aborigines avoid the creature. The piece also mentions a mouse sized midget Philippine squirrel. A large brown rat with gray underside is described as a key evolutionary link between true rats and other rodents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological
Tamaran
Foresta of Mindoro
Washington Star
A Neph ew of Bismarck Held on San ity Claim in St Louis
Henry Ladwick Heeter thirty two, claiming relation to the late Prince Bismarck, was detained at Harrisonville Street Police Station for a psychiatric examination. Heeter spoke of a $56,000,000 fortune in a Chicago bank and sought lodging, declaring his paternal father a German army colonel and he a former corporal in the Franco Prussian War.
Crittenton Meetings Held At Church Services Noted
Evangelist Crittenton led a well attended Young People's meeting at the M E church last evening with Mrs Moffatt singing The three calls A children’s meeting is set for 2 pm this afternoon. He will speak tonight on And who then is willing to consecrate his service to the Lord. Tomorrow morning at First Presbyterian he will preach on Working in the vineyard An Armory program lists services Sunday with 3 pm and 7 30 pm sessions.
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Evangelist Crittenton
M. E
Florence Crittenton mission work highlighted in cities
Mr. Crittenton speaks on Florence Crittenton mission work in New York Chicago Washington and other cities. Mr Moffatt will sing Nellie Conroy and Nobody cares during the afternoon. The Sunday evening service is expected to be the largest of the series. Programs note upcoming services at the First M E church and a Spokane trip midweek.
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Crittenton
Florence Crittenton
New York
Chicago
Washington
Mofffatt
Nellie Conroy
M. EB
Crittenston
Spokane
Market Quotations on West Street and Local Grain Prices
Market activity was thin on Weat street while cabbage from San Francisco opened at 2 1 2 cents a pound but quickly drew scarce. Local dealers offer producers round lots on the dock or in the Seattle car. Grain oats 27 dollars, barley 25, wheat 19 for chicken feed, bran 16 60, shorts 17, Puget Sound hay seven dollars per ton.
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San Francisco
Lota
Seattle
Puget Sound
Star
Bakers
California
Farina
Java
Costa Rica
Sack
Aden
Guatemala
Washington
Hats Exhibit Opens With Brimming Fashion Display
Flashing lights illuminate crowds of well dressed women as a lavish hat show unfolds among palms and flowers. The display features Roses Carnations Orchids Tulips and Bird of Paradise motifs from Paris London and New York. Open Monday to Wednesday with an invitation to attend, browse, or buy at leisure.
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Byron
Paris
London
New York
Water and dairy market listings from Washington in a single report
A dense commodity page from Washington markets lists water delivery rates for Mana Snoqualmie and Snoqualmie Me, ranch dairy products from several creameries, live poultry and beef cattle prices, hides and pelts values, and a wide range of grains, flour, coffee and grocery items. Included are specific prices for butter cheese eggs, vegetables, fruits, nuts, lumber, and logs, with regional references to Puget Sound and Eastern Washington markets.
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Fastern
Washington Timothy
Alfaita
Strictly
Washington
Eastern
Iowa
Elgin
California
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Spoums
Amusements Bullppen
Third Avenue Theater
Thustler
Columbia
Phone
Mabel Curt
T. C. Wilewell
University Congregational Church
General Assembly
F. J. Barnard
W. W. Brooks
Hart Wagner
W. HH. Whittlewey
Miss Godwin
Mise Netile Huckins
LeGrand Carter
Preston Burns
Bowerman
First Baptist Church
MH. HL. Joy
Laura G. Plummer
Mise Ida Barber
E. W. Wilson
Chauncey Bech
Marr Wagner
Clara Talmadge
Jane Cutler
H. H. Gowan
Trinity Episcopal Church
Bessie Inglis
Nellie Huckine
Preston Burne
A. H. Coffey
T. H. Wanner
Godwin
W. EB. Wilson
Plymouth Church
Alaska Geographical Society
Kon John W. Brady
J. B. Metcalfe
H. J. Gowan
B. 8. Meany
T J. Fiames
Jude Thos. Burke
Judge Cranford
Col
A. J. Miethen
G. B. Calhoun
John E. Damon
Arthur C. Jackson
Philippines
Forenza
Matee
Hataan
Philippine
Dean
Worcester
Philippine Commission
Smithsonian
Philippine Animals
Bismark
Indianapolis Journal
Evangelist Chittenton
CAFE
Second Avenue
Collins
Ite
Tissks Views
la Roche
Second Ave
Union i
Beattie
San Diego Fruit Co
Ste the
Kamaker Music Co
Pike
Madame Brown
Pike Bt
Acme Publishing Co
P. D. Aliey
Fiske
Eatre
Winter & Harper
Seattle, Wash
Mana Snoqualmiere
Ls Power Co
Lion
Columbia River
Olympia
Dungeness
White River
Burbanks
Island
Yakima
Oregon
Bonney & Stewart
Third Ave
Columbia St
Beattie, Wash
BANKS
Meneral Amking
James D. Maurice
McM Rat
Les
NAL Bank OF x
Puget
NASA
Jacob Furth
Some
Poe
United States
James Bothwell
Boston
City Real Estate
Sa Sale
Holyokeye Block
Chew
Dancing Academy
City
A. P. Randall &Co
Tel
Ania
Reutman Plumbing Co
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