Heir to fortune found dying in local hospital
Massachusetts man named Charlies Tyler, the heir to a fortune, was found at Providence hospital with a critical condition. Police had pursued him after the fortune story circulated, and a cafe manager identified him as a former cook from his establishment. Details on the fortune remain unclear.
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Charlies Tyler
Massachusetts
Providence Hospital
Dropay
Manca
Laubecher
McDonald
Aick
Tyler
Manie
Russia Urges Europe to Ally Against America
In Saint Petersburg March, Novoe Vremya prints a bitter attack by M. Sauvorine on the United States. He urges Russia to form an alliance with Great Britain, calling America a dangerous, insolent parvenu and urging Europe to unite for mutual protection against American encroachment.
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Petersburg
M. Sauvorine
United States
Novoe Vremya
Sauvorine
Russia
Great Britain
England
America
Europe
Mayors Arcade Theater Relief Expedition Ends in Theft
P J Hayes, a mayoral acquaintance, was relieved of $25 at Mayors Arcade Theater Monday night. Mabel Lathrop, a dive worker, was arrested on the theft charge after Hayes was steered into a box and later found money missing. Police, aided by the mayor, held Lathrop in jail overnight while pursuing a proper complaint.
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Arcade Theater
P. J. Hayes
Ballinger
Hayes
Mabel Lathrop
Riley
Mabel
Hubbard
Thompson
Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Cure Promoted for Uric Acid Relief
An advertisement claims Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Cure dissolves uric acid in joints and tissues, alkalizes the body, and may aid rheumatism. It urges readers to request a trial bottle on risk and to write for an informational brochure, promising refund if unsuccessful.
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Efi
Germany
Bhoop
Racine
Dr. Shoop
Crockett Sues Alaska Petroleum for Nine Thousand Dollars
Co. EB. Crockett files suit in superior court against Alaska Petroleum & Co claiming a $9,000 stake and seeks a receiver for 14,000 shares, plus injunction to halt stock disposal. Defendants include O E B Sauter R J Montgomery H B Har riman and J H Miracle. Crockett says Miracle secured possession of lands then transferred to the company for 6,000,000 shares and dollars, with 3,000,000 shares returned. he seeks $50,000 interest and a share in the 3,000,000 shares.
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Crockett
Miracle
Light for Green Lake Gas Franchise Meeting
A representative from American Improvement company seeks a Green Lake franchise to supply gas at 1 dollar and plans a city wide main extension. The Green Lake Improvement club hosts a meeting at Good Templars hall tomorrow night to gauge potential contracts and discuss street cow and horse restrictions on sidewalks.
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American Improvement Company
Green Lake
Sea Otter Killed on Hoquiam Beach by Local Man
March 30 report from Hoquiam states Joe Bilyeu of North Beach killed a sea otter with a club on the beach. The hide valued at $200 or more. Otter hunters and Indians have recently shot many fur animals, but this death is described as extraordinary. The otter likely washed ashore and was killed before it could reach deep water.
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Joe Bilyeu
North Beach
Bilyeu
Young James G Blaine and wife reportedly part
Washington March 29 The Blaine family quarrel resurfaces with reports that James G Blaine and Martha Hichborn Blaine have separated. Martha recently returned to her mother in New York while James contemplates whether the move is permanent. The couple wed in June 1901 and had previous separation rumors in 1904 that were disputed.
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Washington
James G. Blaine
Lis
James G
Martha Hichborn
Philip Hichborn
Blaines
New York
Health board opposes garbage franchise in Seattle
Health officials led by Dr J B Loughary oppose granting a waste collection franchise to Charles Segate and others. They reiterate support for a municipal system, arguing private control impractical and city profits should accrue to the public. The board cites past experience with the Yaw franchise as warning.
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Health Board
Charles Segate
Luciow
J. B. Loughary
Board of Health
Loughary
Seattle
Contempt ruling sends attorney and claimant to jail
Attorney J W Robinson and client Marie Carrall jailed three hours for contempt after defying Judge Hanford order to stop prosecution in the Sullivan estate case. Judge Gilbert in San Francisco issued a writ of habeas corpus to free them pending a hearing, with proceedings set for Monday.
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J. W. Robinson
Marie Carrall
Sullivan
Hanford
Gilbert
Circuit Court
San Francisco
Robinson
Sealed letter stirs estate fight in New Haven court
In New Haven Connecticut March a bitter dispute over Philo Bennett's estate centers on a sealed letter. Appellant W J Bryan seeks its admission to claim 6000 for his family but Six Judge Stoddard contends the letter is extraneous and untruthful. Court rules the letter cannot be referred to at present.
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New Haven
Conn
Philo
Bennett
W. J. Bryan
Stoddard
Bryan
Gill's defense of committee appointments sparks council feud
President Gill, defending his city council picks, pledges no regret and blames Crichton and Chamberlain allies for opposing him. He accuses the Great Northern faction of rewarding supporters and weakening key committees, while denying vindictive motives in the reshuffle.
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Gill
Charlie Chamberlain
Great Northern Halfway Company
Kies
Town
Dr. Crichton
Ninth Ward
Ths
Murphy
Kiplinger
J. W. Clive
Gue Trust
Chamberlain
Great Northern
Crichton
Frank P. Mullen
Mullen
J. P D. Farrell
Democratic Central Committee
Tom Church
Mr. Farrell
Daulton
Conway
Jonneton
Cole
Zbinden
Farrell
Johnson
Fire Burns Store. Rescuer Refused to Leave
A blaze gutted a store with Ithe and Andil inside. The fire department arrived after most of the flames were out and Andil suffered severe burns to the head and neck but stayed to see the fire extinguished. Estimated loss about $20.
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Ife
Andil
Americans Protest Russian Flag Incident at Newchwang
At Newchwang the American flag was ordered hauled down from a house used by American correspondents. Consul Miller protested to Russian officials, who backed down this morning and allowed the flag to be raised again. Five merchantmen now report a Russian fleet off Port Arthur, shelling shore forts.
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Newchwang
United States
Miller
Port Arthur
Delaney Exam Goes Smoothly for Incoming Police Chief
Thomas R. Delaney, set to become police chief on April 1, took his civil service examination this morning. The test was described as a formality with no questions about his plans for Beattie or its virtue.
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Thomas R. Delaney
Police Department
Beattie
Baxter sues De Soto Placer Mining for wages
Marion W. Baxter sues in superior court against De Soto Placer Mining Company to recover 3700 dollars for services rendered. She alleges 3000 earned as employee and 700 already paid.
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Marion WB. Baxter
Sult
de Soto Placer Mining Company
March Building Permits Rise With Missing Alaska Totals
Building permits issued this month show a sharp rise as of March in Pittsburg led by the Building Inspector’s office. The total reported is 24.0 dollars, missing about 340.0 percent due to Alaska’s exclusion. Only the foundation permit for a new structure is filed, indicating a fraction of the final cost. Separately, J. M. Gusky firm, long known clothiers, was placed in receivership this morning. No statement was released. Hourn's Millinery at 15 Third Ave.
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Building Inspector Place
Alaska
Pittsburg
J. M. Gusky
Chief Cook Saves Fire Scene With Selzer Bottles
Chief Cook of the fire department, while briefly switching horses at city hall, rushed to a gasoline blast at Alfred Hadi's Third avenue store. He grabbed loaded server bottles from a burning shelf and helped quell the blaze, sparing valuable property.
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Cook
Alfred Hadi
Third Avenue
James
Cherry Streets
Hadi
Madi'a
Freedom Was Short in Western Federation News
Telluride delivered warning to W D Hayw secretary and treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners but he remains missing. Mercer, accused of dene gecration, posted bond then was rearrested and jailed with three attorneys arriving under military guard. Denver dispatch dated March 4 reports ongoing turmoil.
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Telluride
W. D. Hayw
Wesern Federation of Miners
Ridgeswry
Mercer
Likely William Booth Identified After Railroad Fatality
Coroner Hoye was notified this morning that the man killed by a railroad train near Madison last week is probably William. No other identifying details were given. The suit of M K Anderson against Pacific Coast Company for 5000 in personal injuries is before Judge Albertson in superior court today. Anderson alleges he was struck by a guard gate at First Avenue and King Street, with the accident occurring last October.
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Hoye
M. K. Anderson
Pacific Coast Company
Albertson
Andron
First Avenue
King Street
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Roosevelt
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