Labor distrusts employers attitude in spring outlook
John Mitchell argues that May Day fears arise from widespread employment changes but sees improving prospects for amicable labor relations. He notes unskilled workers face migration pressures and argues unions need organized labor while employers must cooperate to avoid industrial war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
United Mineshorters of America
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Europe
Sete
Ney
Eyre
A Modern Enoc h Arden Mystery in Texas and Arkansas
In Mineral Wells Texas on May 4 a tale of a missing farmer thirty years past unfolds. J M sent a prosperous farmer away and never returned his wife remarried and now lives in Cleveland Tennessee. A letter from Simpson of Troy states the missing man lives in Freanc California. Simpson’s son, a Bells Texas bank cashier, brings him back to Texas. The old man recalls serving as Eureka Springs Arkansas’ first chief of police after leaving Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Wells
Tex
J. M
Cleveland
Tenn
T. D. Strange of
Troy
Simpsen
Freanc
Cal
Simpson
Bells
Preeno
Texas
Eureka Springs
Ark
Two Killed and Three Hurt at Ironton Mine Disaster
Dessemi er Mich May 4 Cas per Kokia and Jack Nolan died in a mine accident at Ironton. Three others were seriously injured after being overcome by powder smoke and falling about 100 feet from a ladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessemier, Mich
Casper Kokia
Jack Nolan
Ironton Mine
Three Killed In Coffin Factory Collapse In Omaha
A three story building housing the Omaha Casket company collapsed after a heavy windstorm in Omaha Nebraska killing three men and injuring six others. The dead are Jacob Kirschner L M Martin and Henry Dietl. The injured include John A Simones Misa Lala Hinton Tony Liebig W A Smith William W Stewart and William Kirachner.
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Scripps News Aswn
Omaha
Neb
Thirteenth Avenue
Grace Street
Omaha Casket Company
Jacob Kirschner
Ll. M. Martin
Henry Dietl
John A. Simones
Misa Lala Hinton
Tony Liebig
Counctl Bluffs
W. A. Smith
William W. Stewart
Apine
William Kirachner
Jury Finds J C Peltier Guilty in Impersonation Case
A federal jury in Salt Lake City returned a guilty verdict against J C Peltier for impersonating a post office inspector. He admitted collecting money from several politicians and officeholders, including United States Senator Reed Smoot, claiming to be sent to investigate charges against Senator Smoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
J. C. Peltier
PAYS BIG PRICE FOR DOWNTOWN LOT
The northwest corner of Third avenue and James has been sold to R. Auzian Turenne, French vice consul at Dawson, for $150000. The 120 by 120 foot lot is improved with seven structures mainly brick. The new owner plans to build a modern structure on the corner in the future.
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Third Avenue
James
R. Auzian Turenne
Dawson
Elk Teeth Auctioned From Billings Collector's Cache
Billings Montana May 4 John Losekamp ships 1000 elk teeth to Anderson Indiana at about one dollar per tooth He has rejected seventy five dollar per pair for some teeth His collection said to be the world's largest and years in the making His home is ringed by a fence carved from elk horns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
John Losekamp
Anderson
Ind
Losekamp
Ballard Judge Fines Man in Rock Assault Case
Justice Sehneider of Ballard district court sentences J B Avery to a five dollar fine and costs for assaulting Mrs Marie Davis with a five to six pound rock. Prosecutor J B Avery and attorney Frye argued. witnesses described the brutal beating and intent to deter grazing near the road. Ballard residents vow to push for proper judicial action in elections.
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Sehneider
Ballard Lice Court
Marie Davis
J. B Avery
John Whitman
Gs County
Frye
Gill, Hoyt
Avery
Miss Sophia da
Very
Ballard
Popular Young Couple Weds in Seattle Home Ceremony
Wyward Baker son of County Commissioner C W Baker and Washington exhibit commissioner wed Miss Elaine Fairbanks at the bride’s mother home on Pike Street at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning. Guests praised gifts as the couple plans to stay in Portland through the fair.
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Wyward Baker
C. WH. Baker
Washington
Witton
Elaine Patrbanks
C. H. Patrbanks
Pike Street
Fairbanks
Chicago
Seattle High School
The
State University
Portland
Theaters show lively Seattle week with major attractions
Grand Theatre stages David Garrick by the Young Men’s Institute Seattle Ferrin company in Friends. Third Avenue presents The Two Orphans with excellent acting. Sans Souci features Clary concert with Miss Mary Louise Clary at St Mark’s church. Ferris company farewell week at Seattle. Goats by Prof Dunbar amuse the Star. Matinees daily. Grand on Thursday. The Third Avenue stock company gains friends. Sunday matinee Woman Against Woman.
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David Garrick
Young Men's Institute
Seattle
Ferrin Company
Third Avenue
Sans Souci- Clary
St. Mark's Church
Misa Sans Souci
Mary Louise Clary
Ferris Company
Prof. Dunbar
the Star
the Grand
Y Men's Institute
Egan
Annie Morris
Adelaide More
Third Avenue Theater
New Stock Company
Admiral Togo to be defeated, predicts Russian pastor
Rev. V. V. Alexandrof, pastor of the Greco Russian church, argues that Admiral Togo will be annihilated by Rojestvensky as a turning point in the war. He claims the Japanese fear direct battle, Russia can sustain the fight, and victory would curb Japanese reinforcements and bombard cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
Rojestvensky
V. V. Alexandrof
Rejestvensky
New Church Ground Broken at Broadway and Republican
Ground was broken Thursday morning for the Pilgrim rega tional church at the northeast corner of Broadway and Republican streets. The simple ceremony featured a Doxology sung by members and a brief prayer by Rev Edward Lincoln Smith D D pastor. The completed colonial style building of fancy clinker brick will be one of the Broadway district's most beautiful structures and cost about 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Regational Church
Broadway
Republican Streets
Edward Lincoln Smith
Broadway District
Portland council rejects protest against Lewis and Clark fair grounds ornaments
City officials in Portland decide the aalodna clustered near the Lewis and Clark fair grounds entrance may remain as the protest against them is dismissed and licenses will not be canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Etrance
Lewis and Clark Fair
Woman Sues Seattle Transit for Personal Injury in Court
The suit of Mrs. John Leach against Seattle Traction Co. over a spine injury from a sudden Madison streetcar jerk is heard before Judge Griffin. The plaintiff, aided to and from the courtroom, was nearly unable to wait through the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leach
Seattle
Order to Show Cause Why Distribution Should Not Be Made
King County court orders heirs to appear on April 27 1905 to show cause why the estate of Charles A Richmond deceased should not be distributed. The administrator Fred E F Sander filed a petition stating the estate is ready for distribution and notice is set for publication in Seattle Daily Star for four weeks. Attorneys W A Woops and George C Congdon signed the order.
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Charlies A.mond
Fred
Sander
Charles A. Richmond
Seattle
King County
A. W. Frater
Otto A
D. K. Sickles
Anid
State of Washington
Seattle Daily Star
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Main
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Majestic
Star Estate
St. Clair
Bridge Beach
Garland
Eureka
PAM Great Western
Mbhey & Woodhouse
Charter Oak
Mene
Enoch Arden
Beripps Newsman
Sarrerret
Geripve Noes Aan
Ayers
MRA
Edward Barbdr
Edwin Rogers
Peta
Red Cross
End
Euthymos
Buffalo Lithia
Bartell
Val
Bartell Drug
Rogers Peet and
Kensington Clothing
W. B. Hutchinson CO
Cor. Second
Union Seattle
Cor
Colby and Hewitt Everett
Combine
Firet and
Bel
Downlows
Pike St
Queen City
Superior Court of the
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A. W. Prater
W. A. Woops
George C, Congdon
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