Cuba Reciprocity Treaty Faces Possible Defeat
Washington reports an expected Cuban vote on amendments to the reciprocity treaty. President Roosevelt seeks a special session to push ratification if Cuba accepts. Havana observers warn foreign influence may sway Havana to amend and block the accord.
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Arrest of Tom Leonard in streetcar disturbance
Tom Leonard, a known outsider, is arrested by Patrolman Looker for disorderly conduct after a streetcar incident near Second Avenue and Pike Street. The event involved a non union crew, a switched car, and crowd tension. police praised union members for maintaining order and aiding the car’s return to the barn.
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Ballard Mob Drama Involving Car Ride Dispute
A Ballard incident centers on a streetcar run by a Motorman tied to Bourgette who owns the Motor bar salon. Union men reported the event, Bourgette threatened to pull or hit, and a crowd later confronted the car on the street with accusations of colored deception and intimidation.
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Strike Breakers Return From Tacoma Prompt New Claims
Union men report Tacoma traffic short of half the normal car quota while Beattie Electric allegedly recruits workers discharged for poor performance or misconduct. Five Beattie men returned to report low activity and to rejoin the home union as tensions rise.
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Coal Miners Vote to Continue Fernie Strike
In Victoria B C March miners at Fernie vote 35 to return to work and 155 to stay out. They accuse Michel and Morisey’s concessions and oppose a five cent cut. Foreign miners approve the order to strike, socialists push to stay out, and union members defer to leadership. The coal company gives miners until tonight to return or face conciliation.
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Getting Men in Portland
A bureau is opened to recruit workers for Beattle and Tacoma as union organizers warn the interurban line is unfair. Green of the Troontrical Workers wires Portland that the company seeks to keep men away.
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Pantages Applies to Remodel 1106 Second Ave Theater
Alessandra Pantages filed with the board of public works an application to remodel the building at 1106 Second Avenue to create a family theater. The plan aims to repurpose the site for a neighborhood arts venue.
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Receiver sought for Pacific Coast Picture & Electric Co
T C Allison petitions in superior court for the company to be declared insolvent and a receiver appointed. He states creditors amount to 2000 dollars while assets total 1200 dollars, making the firm insolvent.
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Water Works Proposal for Hellane City
Spencer yesterday filed with the council clerk an application for the privilege of establishing a water works system in Hellane adjoining the city. He proposes to contract with Cedar River water for the supply.
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Unknown man found dead near Duwamish river by fairgrounds
The coroner was notified this afternoon that a body of an unknown man washed ashore along the Duwamish river near the King County Fair racetrack south of the city. Coroner Hoye proceeded to the scene to investigate.
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James Street Cars Run After Strike Declared
The first James Street cable car resumed service after the street car strike, with Superintendent Kempster piloting the car upon its return. A police squad stood ready at the foot of James street to preserve order, while the Electric company reported smooth operations and regular after noon trips resumed.
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Driver charged in York Station child incident
Ray Henry a driver for the Stetson Post Mill Company was arrested this afternoon on a charge related to a reported incident with a child named Helen Miles of York Station. The complaint was sworn in Justice Cann's court and Deputy Sheriff Aren served the warrant.
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Grand Jury Indictments Expected This Afternoon
The superior court grand jury term session has heard little so far. Indictments voted in the past two weeks are expected to be returned late this afternoon.
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Kaiserins Injured In Forest Ride
The Kaiserin was injured while riding in the Grunewald forest today. She fell when her horse bolted, injuring her right arm and side before being taken to the hunting lodge for medical aid. The Kaleer and Prince Adelbert accompanied her. Further details on injuries were not released.
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Hospitalized after fourth floor jump attempt
A woman named Btorme jumped from a fourth story balcony yesterday morning in a suicide attempt. She was removed to Way wide Mission hospital by afternoon and is now in a room at the Spalding house with injuries described as slight.
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Fagan and Cox Arrested Again in Grand Larceny Case
Herbert Cox and James Pagan were booked on grand larceny charges after police say they stole several cases of boots from a Northern Pacific pier and sold them to M. Droximan. Cox had been cleared of burglary by Justice of the Peace George.
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Grant Street bridge suit seeks damages after rock collapse
Edward Linden and his wife sue the city in superior court for 16000 dollars claiming injuries when their carriage overturned on the Grant Street bridge last April due to a large boulder in the street. Linden was seriously hurt. In a separate case Tony Gillard faces trial for assault with intent to murder after allegedly shooting a man named Cross.
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Lawyer Albert Towle Sues Stinson Mill for 20 Damages
Albert Towle, a shingle lawyer, sues Stinson Mill in Judge Kiffin's department for $20 claiming a defective 10 block machine injured his right arm while operating it. The trial proceeds today in the superior court.
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Inter-Collegiate Debate Set At University Hall
The third annual inter-state debate between Washington and Idaho state universities will be held in Denny Hall. The topic is compulsory arbitration. In prior contests each college won one victory. Dunlap, real estate, 4 Union block. Dr Kibdbe has resumed practice.
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Six Pack and More Discounted Goods Featured in Pamphlet
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Architects and Colleges Race Ends in Business Merger
A fragmented note lists architects and business colleges including Houghton and Neaghers in a tentative merger outline. The unreadable OCR suggests a collaboration or race between firms named Sabla Business Colleges and Gevend, with unclear personnel.
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