Man Denied Admission To Hospital Dies
A county jail prisoner died after being denied hospital admission by a hospital matron last Sunday. Sheriff Hodge pressed officials for answers as the inmate worsened while awaiting care. Dr James Mason at the county hospital treated him briefly before the jail arranged a private ambulance, but the man died Thursday at 6 o’clock. The incident raises questions about the jail hospital coordination and notification procedures.
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Tri Vale
Mason
Jameson
Mason Lyms
At & O
Board of County Com
Hospital delay blamed in Jamason death amid county squabbles
Jailor Roberts and Dr Tate Magon dispute hospital delay in Jamason’s pneumonia death. Roberts says he bore responsibility and hospital was to notify, while the hospital staff faced questions about timing and admission details. The conflict centers on who failed to act promptly and inform relatives of the fatal outcome.
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Jamason
Jameson
Unty
Dor
JA Tate Magon
Beause Jameson
Roberts
Theatrical trust makes friends with enemy
The Shubert group appears to have moved toward cooperation with rivals as Harrison Grey Fiske joins the fold. David Belasco will gain accepted booking privileges across the 900 alliance theatres, and James K. Hackett is secured for appearances next season. The arrangement aims to save Belasco and Fiske the right to book with any company, signaling a shift prompted by Shubert activity.
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My United Press
New Yor
Shybertos
Kiaw & Erlanger
Harrison Grey Fiske
Theatrical Trust
David Belasco
Trust
James K. Hackett
Belasco
Fiske
Shuberts
Storm death toll rises in Mississippi valley reports
Memphis Tenn May 1 The known dead rise to 182 with about 700 injured as storms ravage nearly 40 towns in the Mississippi valley Communication is slowly being restored though wires remain down The damage toll and repairs are far from complete as relief efforts continue to reach affected areas.
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Memphis
Tenn
Misssippi Valey
Demd
Mrs Beulah Hawkins Falls Asleep Again
Mrs Beulah Hawkins known as the most startling example of cate septic phenomena has fallen into a stupor at her home in Galt. This marks the third sleep episode in two years with previous attacks lasting several weeks. the present onset began last Tuesday.
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Alteles
Galt
Healah Hawking
Stage Manager's Troubles On Orpheum Show Icarus
In a bustling Orpheum workshop, Barton the stage manager wrestles with a shifting vaudeville bill. He juggles acts, timing, and the star lineup while performers push for spotlight moments and a smooth Sunday departure from Union depot. The piece captures backstage urgency, crew dynamics, and the fragile choreography that preserves a touring show’s rhythm.
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Union Depot
Eddie Boy Dan
Arrest of Tacoma Mayor Sparks City Turmoil
United Free reports Tacoma Mayor John W. Linck arrested May 1 after an indictment found by the grand jury charging him with failing to enforce a ban on houses of ill fame. The event shocks the city as the restricted district remains controversial. meanwhile three indictments are issued against Peter Sandberg, alleged manager of the Tenderloin.
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United Free Tacoma
John W. Linck
Beon
Grand
Gt Fame
Rana
Frand Jory
Peter Sandberg
Laffon Escapes In Liquor Case At Police Court
A College Inn waiter Laffon was arrested Sunday for serving beer in a silver pitcher. Police Judge Gordon dismissed the case on motion by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Lundin, following instructions tied to prosecuting attorney Vanderveer. The pitcher was returned to police headquarters, and Laffon avoided trial amid questions about the dismissal.
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Laffon
College Inn
Thirday
William Alvey
Alvey
John B. Gordon
Alfred M. Lundin
George F. Vanderveer
Landin
Patton
Gordon
Grant ‘Landin
Jaffe
Hi. L. Jaffe
Lundin
Landerveors
Lafton
Japanese Training Ships Enter Frisco Harbor
The Japanese training squadron consisting of cruisers Aso and Soya arrived through the Golden Gate at 9 16 this morning. They were escorted by American ships accompanying them from outside the gate into Frisco Harbor.
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San Princiting
Aso
Soya
Golden Gate
Cutalde the Gate
Man Caught in Seattle Sentenced to Penitentiary
United Press report states Goodrich, convicted of obtaining money under false pretenses, was sentenced by Judge J Q White. He had begun a Mendocino County term and was arrested in Seattle, then brought to Han Quentin for trial.
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United Press
Santa Roba
Cal
J. Q. White
Goodrich
Mendocino County
Seattle
Han Quentin
Deposed Tyrant Planned Massacre and Murder in Constantinople
Correspondence from the palace shows Abdul Mamid, ousted Turkish ruler, plotted a general massacre against Armenians in Stamboul and Young Turks. He allegedly killed his favorite wife, 18, in a rage and disposed of her body by weighting with stones and casting into the channel.
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Constantinople
Abdul Mamid
Turkey
Stamboul
Park Board awards Pioneer Place comfort station contract
The park commissioners awarded the contract to Thomas Flynn to build a public comfort station at Pioneer Place for 15900 dollars. The project must be finished in seventy days and Flynn plans to start operations the first Monday.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Pioneer Place
Thomas Flynn
Flynn
What Is Seattle Going To Do With Her Consumptives
A historical plea on tuberculosis in Seattle, arguing the disease reflects poverty and public fear more than pestilent camps. It posits consumptives are widespread, not concentrated, and urges city action beyond banning camps to address the broader infection of society.
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BI Barton
Bookane
Weream
Lever
Seattle
United States
Rainier Vista
En Mense
Humphries Charges Piles in Senate Campaign
Judge John B. Humphries, seeking the U S Senate seat, releases a forthcoming circular recounting alleged prearranged moves by Samuel H. Piles. The document accuses Piles of pressuring Humphries to withdraw from races and claims a 50 000 campaign fund was used to secure King county delegation for Piles, disenfranchising voters.
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John B. Humphries
United States Senate
Samuel H. Piles
J. M. Frink
H. Piles
John K. Humphries
Humphries
Supreme Court
Humphries Eaid
Mr. Pires
Pires
King County
No Lion Yet for Teddy
The article notes the colonel plans to stay until he bags a lion. He spent yesterday tracking a large maned lion that eluded him. Kermit spent the day shooting gazefless shots at a giraffe but missed.
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Kermit
Lighting Brilliance as Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Grounds Near Opening
The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition grounds glow with extensive lighting and constant progress toward the May 25 opening. Director general L A Nadeau reports most buildings finished, planting advanced, and exhibits being installed, with preparations ahead of schedule and numerous flowers, vines, and decorative features planned for a grand display.
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Alaska
Court of Honor
J. EB. Chilberg
el J Stanioen
Department of Works
Willis Britt Recovering from Nervous Breakdown
Willis Britt manager of Stanley Ketchel and Battling Nelson is reported to be out of danger and rapidly recovering from a nervous breakdown that sent him to the hospital. Doctors said Britt would likely be discharged within a few days while Rev. M A Matthews was appointed as chaplain of the new city jail by Police Chief Ward.
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United Press
New York
Willis Britt
Stanley Ketchet
Battling Nelson
Pritt
Rev. Matthews
Ward
M. A. Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
New City
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Little One
Yanpene
William Tell
Vaudevilliane
Bill Barton
Tacoma
Vanderveer
Frisco Harbor
Government Building
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