Hearst sues multiple papers for 100000 damages
United Press reports May Hearst has filed suits against several newspapers including Debs and others, seeking about $100,000 in damages. The actions target press coverage following a mayoral incident and aftermath.
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Hearst
Gaynor
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Staats Zeitung
Stone
Presa
Henry
Louisville
Moston
Mower workers vote new wage scale across brewery departments
Workers unanimous vote approves a weekly raise across all brewery departments. The pay hike increases brew house wages to 24 dollars for certain roles, raises engineers and overtime rates, and extends time and a half overtime in all departments. The new contract covers tools provided by the brewery and runs for the specified term.
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Brewing Com
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Indian man faces insanity exam after axe attack
Amos Martin, a full blood Indian, awaits insanity commission after attacking Ray Clossen with an axe. Clossen, wounded severely, lies in bed as authorities hold Martin. The incident occurred near Yakima on May 6 as a confrontation over alleged stealing escalated into violence.
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Worth Yakima
Amos Martin
Ray Clossen
Woll
Mars
Ginger
Clossen
Om Clossen
Martin
Fey May Face Criminal Charge In Realty Case
The receiver reported to Judge Prater that Fey of the Wee Trust is in criminal liability over the Realty Company affairs. The receiver said the fund is of about $10,000 tied to contracts, and homeowners may be at risk as property is foreclosed or sold to satisfy debt.
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Wee T P. Pay Co
Judge Prater
George W
Othe Realty Company
Fays
Missing man in Seattle causes police alert
A man described as Er et t. with unclear details disappeared after arriving in Seattle from Everett. Authorities say the man has not been heard from since registering at a hotel and foul play or illness is suspected though his identity remains uncertain.
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Hverett
Ely
Seattle
Stracker
Death by Own Action Leads to Fatal Outcome at City Hospital
Dan Boskovich shot himself in Kinnear park last Tuesday and died last evening at City hospital. Kunga Nadlain remains in another room recovering after a similar self inflicted wound. Boeckovich, calling life sweet, died despite nurses’ efforts. Rankovich, out of work, and Hine had both attempted self harm. Hinea had been working hard and studying.
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Dan Boskovich
Kinnear Park
K. Hunga
Hunga Nad
Rankovich
Hiiea
New Minister to Portugal Sails with 18 Pairs of Boots
Former California Governor Henry T. Gage, newly named minister to Portugal, sailed aboard the George Washington with 18 pairs of top boots. He said he plans no change in habits and will wear various patent leather and tan boots at court, dismissing fears among diplomats.
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United Press
New York
Henry T. Gage
California
George Washington
Europe
Gage
Diplomatic Corps
Washington
Taxi chauffeurs jailed for speeding in downtown Seattle
H. B. Willits and W. M. Thompson of the Seattle Taxicab company received 48 hours in county jail after being found to drive at 20 miles an hour downtown. Both filed an appeal. Witness Lee Dagner backed the speeding claim with his speedometer. C. E B. Ostand lost $50 bail. a bench warrant was issued. W. A. Peterson paid a $20 fine plus costs. Ernest Hirsch was arrested for speeding on 10th avenue.
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H. B. Willits
W. M. Thompson
Seattle
Justice Brown
Lee Dagner
C. E B. Ostand
W. A. Peterson
Ernest Hirsch
Detectives Impersonators Rob Victim in Street HoldUp
Two men posing as detectives robbed C. A. Anderson at Fourth Ave and Univrsit last night, taking $39. suspect Joseph Beanigh, a chauffeur, is arrested and held at police headquarters. Anderson, of Snoqualmie hotel, cannot identify the attackers.
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Fourth Av
Univrst
Joseph Beanigh
Anderson
Snoqualmie Hotel
Bishop cautions parents on rink and picture show lure
In North Yakima on May 6 Bishop O'Dea of Seattle warned parents against skating rinks and moving picture shows for children. He urged making homes more attractive to keep youths from public amusements. The bishop travels to Spokane to confirm six classes.
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North Yakima
Bishop O'Dea
Seattle
St. Josaph’s Church
Spokane
Census men pass up Sultan Valley in a sweep
A Sultan district with about 8,000 residents was completely overlooked by census enumerators, according to a special report sent to the Morning Union from Walla Walla. No census taker has been seen in the area.
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Walla Walla
Sultan
Sultan Valey
Witty Quotes and a Local Train Note From Chicago
A collection of humorous lines from Washington Star Dallas News Chicago Tribune and others, ending with a brief local train notice for a Portland O W A R line train at 7 15 a m with breakfast in the dining car.
Federal Jurors Strike Over Unacceptable Jury Room
The federal grand jury walked out for better quarters, refusing confinement in the new Federal building room cited as unsanitary, poorly ventilated and unsighted. It would cost 12 000 to alter. A protest was sent to Judge Hanford who may move the court to Tacoma if repairs not made.
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Federal Grand Jury
Hanford
Washington
Tacoma
Life Saving Dog Dies After Poison Attack
A dog with a lifesaving record belonging to Carl D. Smith of 2717 W 5th Ave was poisoned in Ballard last night while accompanying its owner. The dog had previously saved Smith’s son twice and was treated as family. The incident follows the dog’s owner releasing his spaniel earlier that morning, with suspicion falling on a person who may have targeted Dr Bryden’s collies.
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Carl D. Smith
Smith
Smiths
W. H. Lewis
Belmont
Republican
Aviation Meets Galore in Fall
New York May 6 Delegates gather May 23 to set the time and place for the international aviation meeting. A grand circuit of meets is planned for two months before the event likely starting October 2, with venues and prize money guiding the final location.
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The
Aero Club of Americasdans
Jewelry seized from British Columbia stock to be sold
Max Howe was acquitted of smuggling but the government will sell 279 gold watches 261 gold rings 92 charms and other items seized as the court found the jewelry smuggled into the state. The pieces filled six large packages and a trunk and belonged to Eugene Wagner of Vancouver who entrusted Howe to move them to relieve creditors.
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Max Howe
United States
British Columbia
Hanford
Eugene Wagner
Vancouver
B. C
Wagner
Howe
Railway Station Snags At Dearborne Intersection
Intermittent points on the O. and W. RK. R. disrupts arrivals at the passenger station near First Avenue South and Dearborn. Early reports note delays tied to car movements and intermediate track points.
Costa Rica Quake Ravages Cartago and San Jose
A severe earthquake struck Cartago and San Jose causing widespread destruction. Buildings including the presidential residence Weldon hotel Cartago club and the cathedral collapsed. Rescue workers aided maimed and trapped refugees as telegraph lines failed and relief efforts began.
Americans Safe in Cartago Report Says
A May report from Cartago states all Americans are safe, with details pending confirmation from officials and local sources. No injuries or evacuations are described in the available text.
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Washington
Cartago
San Jose Sees 600 Deaths After Tremor
G L Monroe, secretary of the American legation in San Jose, reports the city was badly shaken and the dead numbered 600 as walls collapsed and weakened structures failed.
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G. L. Monroe
San Jose
Po Ves
California Shocks Reported Across Cities
A sequence of minor earthquakes rattled Hanford Kern City and Fresno this morning. In Hanford the tremor lasted three to four seconds with light damage to dishes and bric a brac. Kern City noted four shocks starting at 8 41 and continuing at roughly ten second intervals with no damage. Fresno reported a slight tremor causing rattled dishes and swinging chandeliers with no damage.
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Cal
Kern City
Fresno
King Edward Dying Narratives From Buckingham Palace
Prayers rise in churches as notables visit the king at Buckingham Palace to inquire about his condition. Queen Alexandra remains at his side while doctors consult and a milder climate may be advised for recovery.
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England
Buckingham Palace
Bis
Theodore Roosevelt
Edward
Neheen
Two New Stories Added to Columbia Block
Albert Hansen owner adds two stories to the Columbia block on Second Avenue between Pike and Pine streets for M. A Gottstein Furniture Co. The new work uses the same material and includes electric freight and passenger elevators. The project costs over $30,000. After completion Gottstein will have more than double current floor space, reflecting the firm’s rapid growth.
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Second Avenue
Pike and
Pine Streets
Albert Hansen
M. A Gottatein Furniture Company
Gottstein Company
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