Wood Transfer Notes and High-Ranking Military Moves
Telegraph items report orders transferring Wood from the Philippines area with Taft seeking a conference. Major General Weston shifts from Luzon to the Philippines. Major General A W Greeley moves to the Columbia Department with headquarters at Vancouver Washington.
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Tetegraph Service
Philippines
New York City
Onteria
Taft
Wood
Weston Ia
Department of the Luzon
A. W. Greeley
MacArthur
San Francisco
Department of the Columbia
Vancouver
Wash
iS OFF Telegraph Service. Cal May $3 today positively
Fragmentary text notes a telegraph service update with a May payment amount of 3 dollars and a positive sign. No clear event or names are readable.
Release Ordered for Dre and Brownfield in Dye Case
An attorney's office order releases Dre and Brownfield today in a Dye case. Hendrickson is named in the filing, with charges tied to the same matter and a disclosed turning of testimony expected to influence Brownfield's release outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre
Brownfield
Charles Hendrickson
Cal
Ot Dye
Missing Letter Sought for Long-Gone English Post
A Seattle hospital says it received a garbled gad letter from a man named Augustus seeking information about his son Ernest who left Swesex England years ago to come to the sea tier. The father is anxious for news and trying to locate him.
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Augustus
Ernest At
Swesex, Eng
Odenderk Petition Seeks Caveat on Queen Anne Hill Plan
A petition to the Commerce Department requests a caveat regarding the proposed Queen Anne Hill project. The text notes concerns about grades described as zero feet and frames the issue as potentially cruel to bees if climbs are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odenderk
Commerce Today
Wee Ie
Queen Anne Hille
Company shop superintendent announces strike action
A superintendent of the company shop states he will meet the strike affecting his own shop. He notes that the strike was made upon and discusses potential actions. The report emphasizes the shop’s leadership and the labor dispute context.
Mayor Moore Urged to Convene Talks With Moran Company
Report notes the local machinists union requests Mayor Moore to use his influence to arrange a conference between the union’s executive committee and Moran company officials seeking a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Machinists’ Union
Moran Company
Americans Arrested in Guatemala Bomb Plot
Two American men named Wilkinson and Cooke were arrested in Guatemala City for involvement in a bomb attack on President Cabrera. Dynamite and an electrical firing device were found at Wilkinson’s house near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Guatemala City
Americana
Wilkinson
Cooke
President Cabrera
Western district fareate reorganization announced
Washington May 3 Star Special Service reports a reorganization across the west. Headquarters division No 6 will be at Tacoma led by B T Allen, with Forest managers W MH Kent and EB Ames in Tacoma and W L Erickson at Lakeview Oregon. The district serves Washington Oregon and Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
West
Tacoma
B. T. Allen
Forest Mare
W. MH. BR. Kent
EB. BE. Ames
W. L. Erickson
Lakeview
Oregon
Washington
Alaska
Stockbroker William Alley Declares Bankrupt
New York May 2 stockbroker William Alley filed for bankruptcy with assets of 191,430 and no liabilities. Principal creditor WH Ham Orthrout of Pasadena California loses 23,275.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William
Alley
Ham Orthrout
Pasadena
Cal
Romi the tenor attempts suicide in Milan case of despondency
Milan May 3 Romi the tenor attempted death by cutting his throat yesterday in a despondent fit. He has not been in his right mind since the San Francisco fire when he was singing with Counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Romi
San Francisco
City traction firms slow contracts after election
Telegraph Service from CHICAGO May 3 reports that following the municipal election and the defeat of municipal ownership, traction companies began delaying new equipment contracts totaling about 3,400,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chica
Attorneys Seek New Trial in Chicago and Alton Rebates Case
In Chicago on May 3 attorneys for both sides urged a new trial in the Chicago and Alton railroad rebating case. The argument centered on the handling of evidence and instructions to jurors, with no immediate ruling reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Chicago
Standard of
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Hamburg Harbor Warehouses Destroyed With $1 Million Loss
Fire or event devastates harbor warehouses in Hamburg causing about one million dollars in damage. Losses center on cotton and raw sugar stocks, with authorities assessing extent of the blaze.
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Hamburg
North Trunk Sewer Assessment District Approved by Council
Two councilmen and the sewer committee approved the north trunk sewer assessment district. The district will be presented to the council Monday night for approval. Taxpayers objecting to inclusion in the district may seek court remedies.
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Mennden and
Sawyer
Tne
Saloon License Case Hearings In West Seattle
Judge Albert son hears Youngstown saloon license injunctions in department C of the superior court. Saloon men seek to prevent license revocation for establishments within one mile of West Seattle. City and county officials are represented by local attorneys.
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Youngstown
Albertson
Superior Court
West Seattle
W. R. Bell
KB. W. Prigmore
T. B. MacMahon
Aged man sues for divorce from young wife
Nathan Dodds age 8 sues Eriza Dodds age 35 for divorce claiming abuse and misconduct. They married ten years ago and have a seven year old child. He alleges beard pulling and property sale and accuses her of having another husband named James Wilson.
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Nathan Dodds
Eriza Dodds
Monitor builder Captain Patterson dies in Portland
Captain William M. Patterson who built the Ironclad Monitor and owned her during the Merrimac clash died in Portland at age 82. At the same hour his sister Mrs Langworthy died in Dubuque Iowa, telegrams report tonight.
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Portland
William M. Patterson
Monitor
Patterson
Langworthy
Dubuque, Town
Meneage
Longshoremen Reject Puget Bound Wage Scale
The longshoremen refuse to adopt the Puget Bound Shipping association wage scale. They describe the proposed increase as a real decrease in several categories and sent a formal communication to the association after a large meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longshoremen's Union
Puget Bound Shipping Association
LICENSED TO WED IN BEATTIE AND ARTINGTON PAIRS
Several couples from Beat tie Artington and Colby obtained marriage licenses. Names include Clenrick Hl Naylor and Irene B Stover. Gue Peterson and Matilda Th. Andrew Williams and Matilda Hold. Albert Rindson and Anne Felterson.
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Clenrick Hl. Naylor
Irene B Stover
Beattie
Gue Peterson
Matilda Th
Artington
Andrew Williams
Matilda Hold
Albert Rindson
Anne Felterson
Colby
Births Registered Today in City Notices
Birth announcements list several new arrivals with addresses and dates. Frank W. Little welcomes a daughter from April 30 at 8052 Twenty Secondwy West. Other families include Lewis A. Jones, G Rogers, Fred Gurgiebaus, A G Cundy, Jens Jensen, and Joseph EB Thomas with newborns between April 20 and May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
West
Frank W. Little
Jon, Jones
Lewis A. Jones
Rogere
G. Rogers
Obituary notices list several deaths recorded today
Deaths registered include Olwen Olaf Oleon aged 15 who died May 2 at Providence hospital Selby Mary Bell Selby aged 12 who died April 0 at 2403 Wallingford area W Syphers aged 65 who died April 80 at Pacific hospital McKay Artheur McKay aged 26 who died April 30 at Interbay
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Olwen—Olaf Oleon
Providence Hospital
Selby
Mary Bell Selby
Wallingford
W. Syphers
Pacific Hospital
McKay
Artheur McKay
Interbay
Weekend Victoria Excursions From Two Steamship Lines
The Canadian Pacific Steamship Co announces weekend excursions to Victoria begin today. The International Steamship Co starts summer weekend trips to Victoria tomorrow. The Dolphin arrived from Alaska with passengers, and another steamer arrived from Alaska with more travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Steamship
Hospital notes and local crime plus a Fremont sale
Mrs Hi Beheiber at Beattle General shows signs of recovery from spina meningitis. G Crombie of Beattie Car Mfg improves and may leave hospital soon. A charge cites leaving four horses tethered without food. Imhoff and Hansen arrested by Humane Officer Vaupell and Union Express driver respectively. Fremont sale at NE corner of éth ave south and Weller St. to a local inventor for 40000. The lot measures 120 by 120 feet with a two story wooden building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. Beheiber
Beattle General Hospital
G. Crombie
Beattie Car Manufacturing Co
Fremont
H. Inhoff
Union Express Company
Vaupell
George Hansen
Imhoff
Éth Ave
Weller St
Pugene Levy
INOLPSHA DIPSR-BURTON INVESTMENT CO Highlighted
In the Puget Sound ozone region away from business cares the American Bank building hosts a briefing by INOLPSHA DIPSR-BURTON INVESTMENT CO promising insights about simple life and local opportunities.
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Tielleves
Ozone
Puget Sound
Inolpsha Dipsr-Burton Investment CO
American Bank Bidg
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Singer
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Panama
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ARGUS
WED
Meningitio
Lot Selle
Washington-Alaska Company, Inc
20Th Ave
Anian Car
East Union
27Th Ave
22Nd Ave
EB. Union
1St Ave
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Iwaye
Lillagar & Barkman, Balesroom
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Bartell
Dr. Lyons
Colgate
Dr. Lister
Boxer Calvert
Colmate
Supont
Te Dottie
Naud’s
Borties
Lorraine
Galiet
Per 'Sa
Eny
Abe Gootyears
Carter
Loraine Eau
Sheffier
Vee -Obe Nyal
Hain Store
Bartell’s Red Cross Prescription Drug
Bartell Drug Company
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STO
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Union St
Reliable Credit House
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