Venezuelan loan gamble tied to Caracas La Guayra duel
In Washington the Pulida envoy and a Beligman representative race to reach President Castro with terms of a loan that could shape Venezuela’s future. Minister Bowen seeks a Hague ruling on forceful collection of claims while tensions mount over loan acceptance and treasury money.
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Washington, D.C
Marek Bee
Venezuela
la Guayra
Caracas
Pulida
Washington
Beligman Brothers
New York
Bowen
Hague
Tee Aed
Unterest
Purida
Castro
Sedlaiman
Avole
Howen
Non-Union Motorman Causes Rampage on Pike Street
Non union motorman B P McPherson, in charge of Broadway and Pike car 113, ran amuck at noon injuring a delivery wagon driver and striking a wagon. He fled the scene after a crash near Fourth and Pike, with witnesses detailing the car speeding through the business district and ignoring stop requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PL McPherson
Broadway
Pike
Pike Street
Mave Bation
Fourth Avenue
Second Avenue
Herald
Avenue
Miller
McPherson
Looker
Powers
Betting tightens on Corbett McGovern title clash
New York on March 31 reports the Corbett McGovern fight draws the tightest betting yet with McGovern named a slight favorite at 5 to 4 and even money bets common as public interest peaks in the cham contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corbett-McGovern
McGovern
Strikers Call For John Mitchell Mediation In Terre Haute
In Terre Haute on March 11 the bituminous mine strike shows no progress as both sides seek help from John Mitchell. He is due tomorrow to aid in settling the dispute. About 12,060 miners may quit at midnight without a new agreement.
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Terre Haute
John Mitchell
Revolution Growing in Hai Ae Barracks Plot
The Russian consul at Uskub Mace donia reports rapid growth of revolutionary movement in the Hai ae An attempt to seize barracks and military areas has been made Fevolutionists claim Rueda tw been a Dan.
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ST. Petersburg
Uskub
Macedonia
Rueda
Marines Reinforce Norfolk Memo as Diphtheria Spreads
A detachment of marines arrived from League Island navy yard to bolster the routine on receiving ships in Norfolk. Diphtheria has broken out among 1,500 recruits as the illness sweeps the area.
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Norfolk
W. Va
Marth
League Island Navy Yard
Nkiin
Richmond
Decatur
Hungate Gets Five Years In Prison
In Painesville Ohio Reverend Hungate was found guilty of performing a criminal operation on his 18 year old house servant. He protested his innocence and the verdict was announced March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville
Ohio
Hungate
River Level Drops as New Orleans Reports Levee Breach
The river fell an inch last night near New Orleans. Crevecoeur reports and early notices show levee gaps along a convict farm protection area with unknown losses and ongoing repairs to guard camps.
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New Orleans
Lion Kills Two Children in Houston Area
Report from Houston area that two children were attacked and killed by a mountain lion. Details incomplete due to broken text but describe the attack as brutal and the lion injuring a parent or guardian who fought to protect them. Authorities investigating incident.
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Houston
Teas
Kitt
Paris Duel Challenge After Attempted Killing of Author
A brother of Emma Thoret, the woman who yesterday tried to kill Provout the author, challenged the novelist to a duel. The exchange followed the incident and occurred in Paris on March 31.
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Paris
Emma Thoret
Provout
Roosevelt angered by West Coast clash over Senate seat
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt enraged by a dispute sparked by ex Senator Simon over wartime decisions. He plans to travel West to personally explain the issue to local leaders and secure support.
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Portland
Ore
Mareh
Washington
Wars
Roosevelt
Henater Simon
British iron and steel makers seek cost cuts against imports
London March 21 A conference of Great Britain iron and steel manufacturers met to plan wages and methods to meet American competition. Parke, who recently visited America for the trade, chaired the meeting and urged greater economic production. He noted British firms already use more labor saving devices than American plants.
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London
Iron and Steel Manufacturers
Great Britain
Parke
America
Fritieh
Ship Worth Hundreds Wrecked After Sudden Storm
A nearly new vessel ran aground in a March storm near Atlantic City. All aboard were rescued by life savers using the breeches buoy. The ship is a total wreck, with the wet cargo likely ruined.
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Atlantic City
Waitresses Endorse Street Car Strikers Support
The Waitresses' Union endorses the street car men's strike by unanimous vote and extends moral and financial aid to the strikers at the regular union meeting. The report highlights women's solidarity with the striking transit workers.
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Inet
British Alaska Hydraulic Mining Company Seeks Dissolution
The British Alaska Hydraulic Mining Company filed a petition in superior court this morning for dissolution stating all claims against the corporation have been paid in full. John Mealy was found guilty of larceny from the person in a downtown resort case heard by Judge Heil's court. the jury reached a verdict after alibi attempts. Albert Brown was arrested last night on charges of larceny from the person for allegedly stealing a gold watch from 8 G Anderson's pocket in a tenderloin saloon.
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British-Alaska Hydraulic Mining Company
John Mealy
Erton
Albert Brown
Damm and
McClure
Brown
8. G. Anderson
Aloon
Halibut Sold for a Mere Song in Local Market
The fishing fleet faced a price squeeze as most halibut sellers had to accept little or no price for their catch. The schooner Normen Sunde led the effort to shed cargo, selling so at a fraction of the usual rate, with prices reported at two to four cents per stone and other small units.
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Normen Sunde
Dugdale Secures Temporary Restraining Order Over Athletic Park
Superior Judge Taukenen granted a temporary order restraining Seattle Electric Company from interfering with Athletic Park preparations for baseball. Dugdale, manager of the Beattle baseball team, claims a lease on the grounds for the season and seeks access for ground work and equipment. The company is slated to appear April 7 to show cause why the order should not be made permanent.
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Seattle Electric Company
Athletic Park
Pearson
Taukenen
EDBK
Dugdale
Masebeall
Anager
Beattle Electric Company
Sailors Show Sympathy as Street Car Strike Affects Waterfront
The Sailors Union of the Pacific branch expresses sympathy with striking city street car workers. Loneshoremen union has not officially weighed in though individuals favor the strikers. The waterfront trade feels the impact most, while regular steamship schedules remain unaffected and freight shipments rely on wharves still served by street cars. In a separate incident, Brown and Anderson are arrested for attempting to rob Charles Richardeon, restrained by officers who arrive as the robbery is halted.
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Sailors’ Union
Pacifc
Loneshoremen's Union
Ethhers
Up Hae
Busihess
Love Steamers
Traman Steel
Louky Compunteres Oval
Mr. Brown
HM. Anderson
McClure
Charles Richardeon
Brown
Anderson
Richardeon
Want Officers on Cars to Guard Madison Street Line
Superintendent Kemputer requested an officer ride on a Madison street car with the motorman to protect against violence. Captain Ward denied the request but sent Patrolman Hearing to the Madison street power house to ensure the car and operators were not molested. The department plans to issue neighborhood instructions to prevent trouble, though no officers are available to operate cars.
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Kemputer
Capt
Ward
Madison Street
Barna
Kempater
More Pay for Carpenters in Seattle Strike Warning
Carpenters in Seattle will begin drawing for a day’s work under a new schedule agreed last December between the Carpenters Union and the Master Builders Association. Outside-contractors have either signed or verbally accepted the scale, with no strike expected. The association represents 16 percent of city carpenters. The deal includes a half holiday on Saturdays with no wages for that period. Tomorrow morning the 2,700 workmen were set to report.
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Carpenters of
Heattle
Carpenters’ Union
Master Builders’ Association
Maseter Musidere’ Association
Marine News on Utopia Reopening Halibut Run
Steamer Utopia resumed the Yronma run after repairs Monday night. Behooner Nellie Coleman sails tonight towardsea to start halibut fishing in the Hriatol area aided by Dirige from Lynn canal, with Dekenie and passengers on board, expected to arrive there soon.
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Utopia
Teon Worth
Behooner
Nellie Coleman Malin
Lynn Canal
Skagwt
Soldier Killed and Wounded in Fort Meyer Drive Drill
One soldier was killed and four others seriously wounded at Fort Meyer during a morning drive drill when an ammunition caisson exploded. Details were not released by the War Department or the unit, but the incident involved the caisson service connected at the station.
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Washington, D.C
Hecht
Fort Meyer
Divorce Granted Despite Cruelty and Consternation
The court grants a divorce to Nettie Zahlman from Wred Fahl on grounds of cruelty and incompatibility of temperament with allegations of non support. Judge Morris presided and Rupertor was cited in the proceedings.
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Nettie Zahlman
Wred Fahl
Rupertor Judge Morris
Architects invited to design Carnegie library
The board released competition terms for the Carnegie library design. Architects from Chicago Boston and New York are invited as well as local firms. Non-residents receive 200 dollars if selected or not. residents with best designs also get 200 dollars. The project is tied to Columbia University oversight. Designs must be submitted by June 16.
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Carnegie Library
Chicago
Boston
New York
Columbia University
From Valdes to Tanana by Overland Route
Steamer Nome City arrived from Valdes this morning. Capt. Patterson and William Taylor left Valdes for Fort Tunna at the confluence of the Tanana and Yukon rivers on March 12. They aim to prove the Valdes Tahtan river route is the shortest mail path to Nome and Saint Michael.
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Nome City
Queen Charlotte
Public auction offers damaged goods at ten percent value
Chaos from water main burst floods sales of furniture crockery ware and wide range of home goods. Bids invite public purchase at one tenth their actual value amid street scene of vendors and notices from local tradesmen and firms.
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Recond
Balain
P. Marine
Gifford & Dow
Beneca
Wednesday Specials at the Bookstore and More
A long trimmed list of Wednesday bargains across departments. Silks, ribbons, lace, appliques, pillow covers, handkerchiefs, kimonos, and wrappers feature prominently with prices and widths. Added are crockery, brass, hosiery, dress goods, and men’s attire with numerous sale prices and quantities.
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Raiss
California
C. Northup
Meherson
Kempeter
Morris Homberg
Homborg
Madisontreet Power House
Madison
Lake
Turner & Co
Globe Bik
ST. Louis
John Healy
James BP. Lavin
Hantern
Idaho
British Columbia
United States
Iris
France
Margaret Lewis
Spokane
LAW
Thompson Furniture Company
M’donald Will
MacDonald
Mormon Hill
Eenterprice Association
Newark
N. J
Wilson
Walter J. Hunt
Here
Palmyra
Jos
Smith
Mormon Church
Utah
Marine News
Rocond Avenue
Wea Ard University
Pacific Coast Clothing
Cu Clothing
First Ave
Cor
Marion St
Carcedia Mint and Tunnel Company
Deane
Teferen
Sid Company
S Aid Corporation
Seattle
Nels M. Noss
Stewart & Holmes
People 'S Hervgair Store
Bees Light
Avenue Heattle
Stone, Fisher & Lane
MAB
Zahlman Free
Valdes
Tanana
S. A. Ross Ne
Upetaira
Painless Dentists
Franklin, Fulton
Rieck Diamond
Roslyn and
Leary
Tlephone
Main
Seattle Coal & Wood CO
Geo
BE. Hall
Firet Ave
South
King Et
Fremont End
Ballard
Mre
A. Mark
Pallard
Iriah Setter
4Th Ave
Saie
Real
Eree
Rainier Meech
Nish and Calasacktes. ‘Calion Ton Street
Mr Weed
Reinier Teach
Sturtevant
Sirko
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Thirty-first Avenue
Lake Washington
Taylor Cook CO
King County
Queen Anne
Adame & Nichols
Washington Nmuilding
Call
Teneren & Arwett
Noxwell
Piret
Columbia
Ae City
Mt Wathnet
Aohingte
Beattie
Adamp & Nichols
Washington Guy
Fen Roth
Benera
Rainier Avenue
Washington Street
Downing & le
LA Bingq
Adama & Nichola
Washington Ridge
Sixth Avenue North
It & Metcalf
B.C
Ty Firet Avenue
Firet Avenue
Weshington
Toston Creek
Phoenix Bavings
Ret
Ladd & Tilton
Demter Horton & Co
Bemillo
Eft Tolman
Hipler Bloek
Cass Bee
Gollatemal Dank
Harta & Reoal
Cnerry
Rene Rt
Darina & Gener
Thompson Myapiture Go., Inc
Jet Ave
Stockholdene
Hillon
Droom House
Ami Furniture
Try
Jeree Choert
M. A
Welle
Cere
Crane
Hope Ledge No. 1
Desert Vande
K. C. Byers & Co
Pociety
van Hoube Annes
Branchea
Rubber Fm
Ata
Business Directory
Architel
Ete
Emphi & CO
Whittlear
Whittlesey - Hanford
Aber
Haber bin
Aavee i Abstract Co Co
N. Y
Welidieg
Quinn
Bulidine
A. Kellogg
Iis
McOnalh
Burke Building
Knapp
Hatter Daiding
Nat
W. D Lambuth
Aee Pacific Block
Ward Kem
Warke Bi Daiding
Natonal Cash Register Co
Wash
Ancing Acage
Mand Its
Catentraen
SEN
Christensen's
Miss Red
Fia
Faner Fremium
Mildner
Pege Bound
Bnuipan
Drenging
Hank Pardway
Hee Welson
Nu Alamias Simao
Alewonk
Alae
Vorler
Auctioneers
G Hickerton & CO
Ioneers
Piret Avenue
Aernerel Proplen
Puort
Matias Cope
T. J
Bank OF Capital Bald
Deporite
Sioage
Watenes
J. A. Mackinnon
Fonda Nadrau
Krivap
Notley
Imanant
Wekart
D. C
Collins Block
Qton Institute of Care
Rafe
Cherry
Warn Vs & CO
BR. Adams
Colman
Arnin Russell
Rautman Pium Ee
Pans Pra CO
Mamea
Umberila Repal
TRE Ae
Genere
Rue
Robeson Bros
Wire
Irom
Platine
Vivre Avenue
Eee Snes Smn
the Gon Marche
Ee — Nordhoff & Coo
the Bon
Te Nee Partout Picture Framing Outfite
Mack
Maten Biomne
Lee Jap
Bowe
Petra
Mens Goods
Druge
Hood
Simpson
Carter
Rome
Harvard
Military
Queen Anne Hill
Capitol Hill
Westlake
Mercer Rainier Heights
Yester Way
Btar
Stalz
T&nack
Nerédhof
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