Stuart and Company Sign Three-Actor Engagement at Baker Theater
The signing of a three-actor engagement at the Baker theater in Portland marks Ralph Stuart and Calvin Heilig as the principal figures. The deal brings several New York productions for the week, with the Baker to reopen after a brief close, featuring a stock cast supplied by James. Stuart plans a return to New York after the Portland stint.
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Portland
Baker Theater
Stuart
James Iane
Mutiny Action Baffles San Francisco Authorities
Sailors aboard the Les Adelphes refuse Captain Coffin's orders prompting Mayor and Chief of Police Sullivan to confine seven crew members for up to a week. The dispute centers on a treaty based authority invoked against rebels as the vessel remains under watch while consular expenses and custody concerns are addressed.
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San Francisco
Sullivan
United States
Coffin
Joseph
Paul Tangereault
Louisan
KE. Morrel
Colegrove Resigns as Philosophy Professor at Washington
Frederick Welton Colegrove of philosophy at the University of Washington has resigned. The move came as a surprise to many, as he was a popular instructor elected to the philosophy department in 1499. Rumors say administrative pressures and factional issues influenced his decision, with no clear explanation given.
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Prederick Welton Colegrove
Uni- 7
Washington
Graves
Colegrove
Dr. Colegrove
Everty
Colegrave
Tin
Setion
Third Avenue Is Popular in Port Town During Building Push
Landes, president of the bank, arrived in town yesterday to pursue a building project on his property at the corner of Avenue and Seneca Street. He plans a 129 foot frontage and a 10 cent to $50,000 investment, with emphasis on medical progress and related facilities.
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Ran? Landes
Bank of Port Town
Seneca Street
Three Canneries May Not Enter Pacific Race
Three cannery firms in British Columbia will not join the competition along the Fraser and Skeena rivers. Beaver, Todd and Son, and another unnamed company reported they will abstain from the proposed venture, leaving uncertain prospects for the project.
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Columbia T
Vancouver
Theane
Beaver
Fraser River
Skeena
Todd & Son
Lynching Ends Casper Murder Case in Wyo
Casper Wyoming residents witnessed a mob lynching after Charles Woodard, condemned for Sheriff Rickard’s death, escaped capture and was pursued through blizzards. Despite a Supreme Court stay, 24 masked men stormed the jail, hanged Woodard at a scaffold, and the case likely won’t yield prosecutions against the lynchers.
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Casper
Wyo
Woodard
Rickard
Montana
Supreme Court of the State
Ward
Richard
Supreme Court
Federation Works Toward Permanent Coal Peace
New York March 28 A conciliation committee from the National Civic Federation starts a quiet push to unite rival anthracite miners and operators in a permanent agreement. With coal nearly scarce, a delay in a strike avoids a national disaster as Senator Hanna urges at least a temporary understanding to allow fuller talks. The effort hinges on bridging capital and labor to reform broader industrial conflict.
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New York
National Civic Federation
Hanna
Lee May Be Selected As United States Minister to Cuba
Washington March 28 Three names are prominent for the post of United States minister to Cuba Charles Allen of Massachusetts Gen Fitzhugh Lee and H Clay Evans pension commissioner The appointment of Gen Lee is believed to be the most popular from a Cuban standpoint The president is thought to favor Gen Lee and the choice will require careful deliberation due to treaties to formulate and suggest
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Washington, D. C
United States
Cuba
Charles Allen
Massachusette
Fitzhugh Lee
H. Clay Evans
Gen. Lee
Lee
Third Annual Meet Of Local Athletes At University Armory
The third annual indoor meet is set for tomorrow night at the university armory under collegians. 68 men entered across 17 events including a rare running long dive exhibition by Roy Wollard of the Tacoma Y M C A, with cups awarded to the top two teams and no medals.
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University Armory
Collegians
Armory
Thope
Seattle Electric Co
Gaches
University
Roy Wollard
Tacoma Y
Pearson
Chestnut
Weat
Davia
Seattle
Astern
Dick Hantoon
Dohn
Seattle YY
Through with Blanch Kelley seeks custody of children
William L Kelley of Héthell Illinois accuses his wife Blanch L Kelley of adultery. The couple lived at Gable Grove Illinois in 1900. Kelley left his family and moved to Seattle where he learned of the alleged infidelity. Blanch took the three children with Charles Smith after a dispute over alleged intimacy. Kelley seeks custody of the three children.
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Wm. L. Kelley
Héthell
Bianch L
Kellys
Gable Grove
Illinois
Kelley
Seattle
Charles Smith
Charles
Kelly
Bryan Says He Will Stay Near Lincoln Home
William Jennings Bryan announces the Bryan family plans to spend the rest of its days at a new country home near Lincoln. In the interim the family resides in a barn while the future residence is under construction.
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Lincoln
Ayeu
Mearen
Bree Waliam Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Local Labor Tension Calm as Trades Reach Agreement
In quiet labor circles the strike situation eases with plumbers and plasterers back at work. Sheet Metal Workers vote to support the Building Trades council and seek a 60 cent per day raise. Building Laborers take no action while tonight's council meeting is set to discuss further steps, though no new demands are seen as needed.
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Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Building Trades Council
Olympic Hall
Star
Race for Switch Ends in Joliet Collision
A head-on crash on the Chicago Joliet Electric line near Bay Bridge 20 miles from Joliet killed John May and George Barrett and injured eight others, with two seriously damaged. investigators believe a race for a switch at a curve caused the high speed crash.
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Joliet
Chicago
Mayor Humes Eyes Matrimonial Bureau Plan
A proposed scheme to match Western bachelors with Eastern women is outlined. Mayor Humes would assemble an album of eligible men with photos and descriptions to circulate to Eastern ladies, hoping to balance the gender disparity and lead to marriages. The plan includes inviting participation and requests for further details from The Journal of Health in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Humor
Benedicta
Mamesta
Poltowing
Humes
Merning
Seattle
Wash
Bir
Journal Company
Wll
Journal of Health
Cleveland
The Counts Liberalirt Count Matsukata Leaves Seattle for East
Count Matsukata and party have stayed in Seattle three days and left last night over the Great Northern for St Paul. They will voyage to Chicago New York and other eastern cities then proceed to England and return to Japan via the Suez Canal. A large crowd of local Japanese saw them depart and visited the Rainier Grand before the departure. The count thanked Beattie for the reception and generously remembered the Rainier Grand employer with 175 dollars.
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Count Matsukata
Seattle
Great Northern
St. Paul
Chicago
New York
Othe
England
Japan
Rain
Kalispell Woman Sues Tacoma Chief for 11200 Damages
Mrs Anna McClure of Kalispell Montana sues Tacoma Chief Packler for 11200 damages claiming false imprisonment. She was brought to Tacoma in December on suspicion of leading a burglars gang and was later released.
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Star
Tacoma
Mrea
Anna McClure
Kalispell
Mont
Packler
Mra
McClure
Montana
Supreme Court Affirms Death Sentences in 1900 Gambling-House Killing
The Utah Supreme Court today affirmed a lower court ruling sentencing Hubert King and James Lynch to be shot on May 5 for the September 1900 murder of Col. Godfrey Prowse during a hold-up of a Salt Lake City gambling house.
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Salt Lake City
Supreme Court
Hubert King
James Lynch
Col
Godfrey Prowse
Flood Waters Recede After Mississippi Flood Damages Estimated
Jackson Mississippi March 28 The waters are slowly receding and the worst of the great flood that began Wednesday night is over. The damage in the flooded district is roughly estimated at 1 million dollars.
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Jackson
Miss
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