Let Us Have Peace Paris Dispatch on Nicholas Break with War Party
Paris dispatch reports Czar Nicholas II has broken from pro war elements and told the council to open peace negotiations with Japan. The change sparks great excitement in St Petersburg as diplomats say Russia may accept terms offered by Japan while avoiding indemnity or cession of territory.
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Nicholas
Council
ST. Petersburg
Bertope News Assn
Paris Today
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Japan
Aazar
St. Peters
Council of
Russia
Tokio
Doubassoff
Washington
Benator Van de Vanter Reported Improving Rapidly
The record notes that Benator Van de Vanter is improving rapidly and his physician has no fear of a slow recovery. He is resting naturally and his fever has subsided.
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Benator van de Vanter
Clara Keith Found Guilty of Vagrancy in Court
Clara Keith was found guilty in the superior court of vagrancy for idling about saloons and fined ten dollars with costs.
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Clara Keith
Tuesaday
Costa
Fire Station Barely Escapes Destruction at Green Lake
Early morning blaze nearly destroyed the Green Lake fire station and butcher shop of & Sons. A bucket brigade saved the new headquarters. apparatus is ready but cannot be installed due to ongoing fires. Chief Cook cites three recent fires with near total losses and exonerates the department.
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of ' & Sons
Green Lake
Breet
Moke
Cook
Subway Train Crashes In New York Shaft Tragedy
A runby subway construction train slammed into the bulkhead at the bottom of a shaft on One Hundred Fourteen Sixty-eighth Street causing an explosion. Police and fire units rushed to the scene as flames spread. Several workers are reported dead or missing and rescue efforts continued.
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New York
Minnesota Battleship Minnesota to be launched April 6
The Minnesota battleship to be christened by Marie Behaller will debut at Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia. Destiny to become a flagship with 18 knot speed, 450 feet long, 16,000 tons displacement, 11 inch armor above water, and heavy 12 inch main guns. A Minnesota Senate bill seeks 10 thousand dollars for a state silver service. Schaller, linked to Gov. Johnson, hails from Hastings and is a Minnesota University sophomore actress and state senator's daughter.
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Garde
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Newport News
Mins Rowe Marie Behaller
Minnesota
Minia
Schaller
John A. Johnson
Tiatings
University of Minnesota
Divorce Custody Case Ends With Father Winning
William Miller and Clo Miller, once divorced, fight over two children. The court split custody, but after dramatic testimony the judge ordered the children to the father. Neighbors described the mother as a good parent. the case included a mock courtroom exchange over shoes and stockings. Judge Gilliam later spoke privately with the boys before ruling for the father. Portland and Washington briefs follow with agency appointments and canal commission resignations.
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William Miller
Clo Miller
Judge Gilliam
Eiither Hand
Kernel on Circulation Lampoons a Lying Publisher
A satirical poem targets the Kernel and the Afternoon Faker, lampooning inflated circulation figures and decayed ethics. It lampoons Munchausen, Gulliver, and Anderson as symbols of falsehood, contrasting booming hype with a truth-telling employee who prints the truth and is punished.
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Kernel Ananias Jassack
Anderson
Gulliver
Kernel
Sage
The
O. K
Palouse crops rise as rains boost prospects this year
Walla Walla reports a rapid crop recovery after several days of rain. Ground is thoroughly soaked and vegetation grows quickly, fueling optimism for a record Palouse crop. Prior drought limited seeding last year and storage warehouses are nearly cleared. Acreage to be sown this year appears unusually large with summer fallow limited to about half of last year.
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Walla Walla
Shonts Named Panama Canal Commission Chairman
President Roosevelt selects Theodore P. Shonts president of the Clover Leaf railroad to chair the Panama canal commission. He is in Havana and expected back Saturday. Shonts will oversee railroad and steamship operations and the canal project, prompting extra spring planting. The Alaska Commission offices will be delayed to April 1 in a former bank building. Grain stocks are light as high prices push farmers to sell.
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Admiral Walker
Isthmian Canal Commission
Roosevelt
Theodore P. Shonts
The
Clover Leaf Railroad
Panama Canal Commission
Shonts
Havana
Shoats
Railroad and Steamship Company
Lana
Alaska Com
American Bank
Yestering
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Avenua
Secretary Hay Arrives in Washington After Illness
Secretary of State Hay arrived this morning on the White Star steamer Delting after a pleasant voyage. His condition is much better and improving daily. He will start for town at 10 o'clock, and at his request no official reception will be tendered.
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Delting
Mr. Hay
Wana
Weather Spotter Notes and Forecast Snippet
Tonight and Thursday forecast partly cloudy with showers and light frost possible. Winds light, becoming south. A note mentions a hand moving to indicate temperature at 2:30 today. Mixer and weather chatter conclude with a push for warm weather.
City of Everett cuts Seattle to Bellingham trip time
The steamer City of Everett completed its first regular run between Seattle and Bellingham on Wednesday, cutting the journey to six hours and trimming Sunday’s trial by nearly four hours. The fare dropped from $2 to $1.75, possibly sparking a rate war among rival lines.
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City of
Everett
Bellingham
Seattle
Seattle, Tacoma & Everett Transportation Company
Fight for Child in St Louis Custody Case
In St Louis on March 29 two women contest custody of three year old Edward Hoffman. His mother Mrs Ella Hoffman and caregiver Mrs Otto Stoppe argue over possession. Stoppe seeks to keep the child alleging care and board unpaid while hoping to adopt him.
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ST. Louis
Edward Hoffman
Ella Hoffman
Otto Stoppe
North Broadway
Edward
Steppe
Papa
Man Arrested for Cashing Neighbor’s Checks in Green Lake
Edward Shaughnessy of Green Lake was jailed after police say he cashed checks and signed his father in law’s name. A saloonkeeper, F. W. Dickman, reported Shaughnessy passed a check for 11.60 at his First Avenue business, with blank checks found on him.
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Green Lake
F. W. Dickman
First Avenue
Leighton
Shaughnessy
Saveral
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