Paris troops to occupy Ovadja after Moorish leader slain
In Paris reports say French troops will occupy Ovadja until the Moorish government provides satisfaction for the murder of Dr Mauchamp. The incident follows an assault in Seattle where a man identified as Hamilton faces no charges yet as he is held for investigation. If you need more details, I can extract further facts.
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Dixon
Seattle
Hamilton
Paris
Ovadja
Mauchamp
Giern Onion Telepathy Co Telegram Receives Coll No 1756
Manila art Washington friend moves to make your position anonymous for Filipinos via telegram from the Giern Onion Telepathy Co. Telegram appears in the record with details unclear and potential voided identifiers.
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Washington
Henderson Worked in Seattle and City Death Case
March 26 report states William Ove shot and killed his father-in-law and then took his own life. Henderson, formerly of Seattle, lived in Everett, Wash. The card found in Henderson's pocket is blurred. Maxwell, the injured father-in-law, remains in serious condition with significant blood loss. Maxwell is connected to the Independent Order of Fellows in Latrobe, Cal.
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Peone! Service
William Ove
Seattle Electric Datater
Henderson
Everett
Wash
Mr. Maxwell
Independent Order of Fellows
Latrove
Cal
Man Asks Money to Help Kill Woman He Loves
A troubling court brief describes a man who attempted to kill Mrs Beasle to prevent her from leaving her husband. Richards, her elderly father, testified in court while relatives urged mercy. The judge ordered a five day sentence to hold Hennigan until funds could be arranged to pay for a travel ticket to California.
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Meget Service
Mrs. Beasle
Richards
All
Hennigan
California
Arnteon
Mr Richards
Measure and Profit New Year Savings Push
A call to start wage savings and grow an account with steady deposits. The text encourages opening an account and benefiting from an incentive as the year begins, highlighting ease of action and ongoing deposits to build funds.
Interesting meeting of Federation of Women's Chabse
Yesterday afternoon at the S J Francis the federation discussed growth of the University Settlement Association's planned building. Washington profiled the Mills hotel in New York as a model. The club urged city improvements and H B Dobbs proposed corn stations on the AYP grounds while promoting sweet peas and AYP flower planting.
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Federation of Women's Chabse
S J. Francis
Proflavery
University of Washington
University Settlements Asociation
Mills
New York
H. B. Dobbs
A-Y.-P.e
A.y.-P
Firework blaze blamed on benzine explosion in cigar case
An employee named Tom Callie from the north suffered injuries to his face and hands when a benzine explosion ignited a Dean cigar box. The incident occurred during handling of the new quality shipment worth 6c.
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Tom Callie
Tn T
Bad for the Women: Pittsburg Tailors Strike Over Wages
Pittsburg reports fashion shops overwhelmed by orders as tailored gowns fall short. Striking tailors demand higher wages, but the demand remains unmet, leaving fashionable women in distress.
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Star
Pittsburg
Three New Seattle Labor Unions Form Branches
Pr W Cotterill announces three new unions in Seattle: Roofers with 25 members, Pole Raisers and Electrical Assistants with 66, and Ball Makers with 21. the Hall Makers seek completion next Sunday. Roofers meet Mondays at the Labor Temple and Pole Raisers meet Fridays.
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Pr. W. Cotterill
Central Labor Council
Washington State Federation of Labor
Seattle
Hall Makers
Roof
Labor Temple
Fear Smallpox Epidemic Quarantines Mill Workers
In Ballard eighteen men at the Stimeon mill were quarantined in the company boarding house as two cases of smallpox appear among millmen. Officials fear an epidemic and guard the workers. In Tacoma the municipal election plans include a ticket for the ballot.
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Ballard
Stimeon
Mallard
Chas B Teale Dies Suddenly at Rainier Grang Hotel
Chas A Teale 42 former Teale Hulie Furniture Co. manager died suddenly last night at Rainier Grang hotel after a walk with friend J F Stapleton who injured his foot a week earlier. Teale lived in Seattle and ran the Teale Mille shop sold last year to Grote Rankin Co. He leaves a widow.
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Chae A. Teale
Teale-Hulie Furniture Co
Rainier-Grang Hotel
Mr. Teale
J. F P. Stapleton
Stapleton
Teale
Batts
Seattle
Prederick
Nelson
Hille
Teale Mille
Grote-Rankin Co
Teale Eaves
Theaters: Star Theater Presents Eight Act Vaudeville Program
Yesterday the Star Theater launched a new eight act vaudeville program led by Archie Boyd & Co with a Down East farmer skit "After Many Years" and features Risley's satire Emmonds Emmerson Monds See Saes. Nice and Badie Roesch perform songs and dances while Ida Howell sings. The Virginian at the Grand with Dustin Farnum and Frank Campeau continues to draw large crowds.
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Star Theater
Archie Boyd & Co
Thompson
Risley
Serobate
Emmonds
Emmerson
Ly Nice
Badie Roesch
Cassettas
Ida Howell
Swedish Dramatic Company Performs Swedish Musical Comedy
A novelty in local theater arrives at the Grand Thursday night as the Swedish Dramatic Company opens a Swedish musical comedy stage show bringing new charm to residents and visitors seeking lively entertainment.
A Jolly American Tramp in Seattle Pleases Crowds
The piece blends broad American humor with melodramatic heart interest, drawing wide audience appeal in Seattle venues. The show’s light satire and warm storytelling reflect a tradition of accessible entertainment captivating local crowds.
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Seattle
Moths at Lots Presented by Pantages Company
Moths runs all week at the Lots with matinees in a dramatization of Oulda's famous mavie. The full strength of the Pantages company is used in the piece.
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Oulda
Pantages
Teexy Weezy Delights at Lyric In Lively Show
The Lyric stages Teexy Weezy as a lively musical revue with popular numbers. The review notes the story suits husbands and wives, its complications are funny and engaging, and Charles B. Hanford headlines with an excellent company including Marie Dromah. Hanford also performs Julius Caesar Friday and Cymbeline Saturday with strong support.
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Charles B. Hanford
Julius Caesar
Marie Dromah
Allen Succeeds To Local Office In Waterville
Willard M. Allen of the Waterville land office becomes chief clerk at the local land office and will start duties on April 10, succeeding Percy Smith who is named special agent. TACOMA March 26 nearly 100 of 600 smeltermen who struck have returned to work with special deputy sheriffs guarding the Tacoma Ameltex site.
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Willard M. Allen
Waterville Land Office
Percy Smith
Tacoma
Kentucky Bird Dog Dewey Johnson Committed to Poor House
In Elizabethtown Hardin county, a veteran bird dog named Dewey Johnson is committed to the county poor house by Magistrate Johnson. Keeper Wm Cleaver is ordered to receive and care for the dog, described as old yet well mannered with notable associates.
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Seattle Star
Elizabethtown
Mareh
Hardin County
Johnson
Cleaver
Dewey Johnson
Eld
Magteterial District Oe
Lion Attacks Tamer During Kansas Show
Dolly Castle, a lion tamer with Al Barnes' wild animal show, was mauled by Prince, a large captive lion, during a Wichita theater performance. The bite tore flesh to the bone and the audience panicked leaving Miss Castle and an exit spectator injured. She was hospitalized with life threatening injuries.
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Wichita
Kan
Dolly Castle
al Barnes
Wild Animal Show
Prince
Miss Castle
Nene
Gill Attacks Ninth Ward Over Street Light Control
Councilman Gill harshly attacked the Ninth ward last night over street light policy. He proposed transferring light distribution duties from councilmen to the city light superintendent, asserting the change would curb Ninth ward light allocations. Murphy defended the superintendent class, saying Ninth ward lights were recommended.
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Oill
Pat
Gill
Neliman Murphy
Gil
Murphy
Veto sparks only entertainment in dull city council session
Gill drew the council into a fracas by reading a newspaper clipping he claimed showed Mayor Kelso pressed to vote with a ring. He challenged Kelso on the clipping until satisfied, then the meeting continued with routine business.
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Mtst
Gill
Terry
Kelso
Ring
Council Aids Hi Gill With Five Thousand Fund Grant
Councilman Gill received $5,000 from the city fund to complete a paying improvement on Twenty Ninth avenue. GM opposed major past funds and even resisted a $2,706 crosswalk allocation. When the Third ward sought funding, the councilman warned he would seek general fund donations.
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Gill
Twenty Ninth Avenue
Ninth Ward
Third Ward
Tunnel Work To Be Rushed Under New Building
A conference with the mayor city engineer and Engineer Hawkins of the Union Pacific approved plans for a tunnel under the new municipal building at Fourth and Yesler. Work will proceed on the tunnel before any construction of the building proper begins.
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Hawkins
Union Pacific
Fourth and
Yesler
Beattie Tacoma Route-Four Round Trip Schedules
Train times listed for Seattle and Tacoma routes with departures at 6 45 am and 10 25 am from Seattle and 8 26 am 3 55 pm and 7 30 pm from Tacoma. Single fare 35 cents, round trip 70 cents. Meals served a la carte.
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Beattie Tacoma
Tidelands and Profit Rights Case Noted in Ledger
A fragmentary note references tidelands and profit rights involving R. Cooper Williams at 473 Col man building. Details are sparse and unclear from the OCR snippet.
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Tidelands
R. Cooper Willia
Colman Building
Hay May Yet Be Confirmed
Chairman Mullen of the street committee after a thorough investigation reports John Hay a rational sensible man and a tiptop stonemason as the mayor's appointee for superintendent of streets. Rumor says the council will soon end the confirmation fight with Hay, but the street committee has yet to report.
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Mullen
Street Committee
John Hay
Hay
Canal Club Elects Officers at First Board Meeting
The Lake Washington Canal Association elected officers at its first board meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. John Brace as president Judge Roger Greene as vice president G A Virtue as secretary C E Remneberg as treasurer. J T Burke heads to Washington to outline canal plans before the War Department and seek funding under the Cotterill bill assessment district plan, to be used under Maj. H M Chittenden U S engineer in charge.
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Lake Washington Canal Association
Board of Trustees
Chamber of Commerce
John 8. Brace
Roger 8. Greene
G. A. Virtue
C. B E. Remneberg
Thomas Burke
Washington, D. C
Canal and Association
War Department
Maj. H. M. Chittenden
United States Engineer
TO PLAT GOLF LINKS AT LAKE WASHINGTON SITE
The Lake Washington golf links north of Laurel Hurnt will be platted and marketed about a year hence. Paul C. Murphy and Frank F. Mead own the property and plan to park the grounds install boulevards city water and sewers and cement walks to resemble Laurelhurst.
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Lake Washington
Laurelhurnt
Paul C. Murphy
Frank F. Mead
Laurelhurst
Port warden urges council on powder dock and warehouse
The port warden asked the city council to consider a powder dock and warehouse in the harbor due to the danger of handling explosives on the docks. He noted 897 pounds of explosives passed over the docks last month and the matter was referred to the fire and water committee.
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Fire and Water Committee
Beattie Catering Co Hosts Table d Hote Luncheon
The Beattie Catering Co offers a daily table d hote luncheon from 11 30 a m to 2 80 p m at the Top floor Crown Building corner James Street and Second Avenue. Private dining rooms for ladies available with elevator access.
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Best
The
Beattie Catering Co
Crown Bidg
James St
Second Av
Arbor Day Not Designated as Legal Holiday in Olympia
Olympia officials report Arbor Day from March 26 to April 11 will not be a legal holiday. The governor’s recommendation does not create a legal observance but urges general recognition of the period.
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Star
Olympia
Tailor Daniel Fuirman Prepares Easter Wardrobe
The approaching spring season prompts shoppers to seek new clothes for Easter. Tailor Daniel Fuirman of 1016 Second Ave. works early and late to complete all orders on time, inviting customers to get acquainted.
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Daniel Fuirman
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