Stewart and Lawson Face Uncertain Punishment in Conspiracy Case
The board and city medical officials clash over delaying actions to revoke Dr. Stewart's license amid criminal conspiracy charges involving Dr. Lawson and others. Prosecutors push to trial, while board members urge timely action despite pending cases and a key witness's credibility concerns.
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the Times
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Seattle Jobbers Debate Boycott Link to Whatcom Commerce
A Seattle Merchants gathering disputed reports of a boycott by Whatcom dealers over fishing industry routing. Officials from the Merchants’ Association Western Washington Grocers say no Whatcom membership exists. The Seattle Fish Company offered no formal club ties to the matter.
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Edmund Bowden
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Government action looms in Wael trust case and meat fight
Proceedings target the Wael trust with an injunction and prayers for government remedy. The evolving dispute threatens to curb meat distribution as consumers press for packers to contract or lose business, with Chicago retailers shrinking to under ten percent if the stall continues.
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Manufacturers to Meet at Chamber of Commerce Rooms
The Manufacturers' Association will meet tomorrow at 1 o'clock in the chamber of commerce rooms in San Francisco. Wheat prices reported in Chicago on May 7 show wheat at 74 and other figures noted.
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Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Chicago
Queen of Netherlands Shows Quiet Night Amid Health News
May 1 The Hague reports another hopeful bulletin from Het Leo Palace stating the queen rose without fever and her general condition is satisfactory. Later bulletins say excitement over a supposed extreme danger was unfounded and dismiss the rumor as baseless.
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Funeral Plans for Admiral Sampson Probed
Washington May 7 arrangements for the funeral of Admiral Sampson are not yet complete but the interment will likely be at Arlington. All rear admiral honors will be accorded. Mrs Sampson is prostrated by the shock and physicians hope to allow her attendance. Friday is expected as the funeral day.
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Roosevelt pushes Pry for U S attorney amid patronage fight
Washington May 7 President Roosevelt sent the Senate the nomination of Jesse A Pry of Washington to be United States attorney for the district of Washington. The move follows Foster support and Wilson opposition in a tense battle over patronage and Ide’s customs post.
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Treasury Department
General Chaffee Sails to Meet Mindanao Moros
Manila May 1 General Chaffee departed for Mindanao to confer with Moro chiefs in a bid to avert further trouble. The Dattoe tribes show deference to his counsel, and he plans to use the meeting to secure calm and support for his policies.
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General Chaffee
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Dattoe
Delegates Tour Long Beach and Catalina Island
Four trainloads of delegates to the biennial California Women's Club convention visited Long Beach this morning where carriages awaited. This afternoon launches carried the party on an ocean trip to Catalina Island for a beach barbecue hosted by the California Women's Club.
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British Drive Clear in Orange River Colony Action
An official dispatch from London reports the successful British drive in the Orange River Colony yesterday led by Colonels Slctt and Barker. Ten Boers were killed and 208 captured. British casualties are not known at this time.
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War Office
Orange River Colony
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Barker
Peasant Revolt in Konstantin Suppressed with Severe Punishment
News from St Petersburg reports a major peasant uprising in Konstantin with organized rebels and widespread arson and looting. In a harsh crackdown 98 leaders were tried, 36 died under knout sentences after 200 strokes, while sugar from government warehouses was dumped into the Dnieper and battles left many dead or wounded.
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Milakoff
Alaska Gulf & Yukon Railway seeks right of way
A House Public Lands hearing was held on a bill to grant a right of way for a 400 mile Alaska railroad from Valdes to Eagle City. The Alaska Gulf & Yukon Railway Co seeks alternate five mile wide land strips along the route and the committee will consider renewing land grant policy for the road.
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House Committee On Public Lands Today
Valdes
Eagle City
Alaska
Alaska Gulf & Yukon Railway Co
Salisbury declares British Empire stronger after South Africa war
Premier Salisbury told a Primrose League meeting in London that despite heavy sacrifices, Britain's empire is more potent now than at war’s start. He said the government aimed to end the war decisively and warned against allowing renewed issues for which Britain fought three years.
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Salisbury
Primyene League
Burglars Strike Near Police Headquarters Across Several Homes
A spate of burglaries near the police station over 24 hours targets six Beattie homes and nearby stores. Victims include David Ketas at Third avenue and Yealterway, whose shop lost $50 and cigars. McRae & Hronigan grocers report 76 to 50 dollars stolen. homes on Second and Twenty-ninth avenues also hit with silver spoons, a Winchester rifle, and jewelry taken while residents were away. Detectives believe youths carried out many of the daytime and daylight robberies.
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Third Avenue
Yealer
Yester Way
McRae & Hronigan
Phillipa
L. Silkworth
Second Avenue
W. W. Carr
Italian man found guilty in assault case at court
Bernard Petronella, an Italian, was found guilty of assault and battery amid a crowded courtroom. The case drew attention from relatives and an interpreter who noted the long history of domestic violence and fears of retaliation after sentencing.
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Mia. Evangel
Petronellas
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