Imperial rail loan authorized by edict for Morgan funds
An imperial edict approves a 30 million dollar railroad loan from J P Morgan with France Britain and Germany. In Seattle Edward Kellie invites Seattle Press Club members and wives to view the show All the Comforts of Home at Lois theatre tomorrow night. In New York workers at the Brooklyn navy yard attempt a boycott of the Welfare restaurant run by Anne Morgan after Thomas McGrath was docked two days pay while sick.
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Peking
J. P. Morgan
France
Great Britain
Germany
Edward Kellie
The
Lois Theatre
Seattle Press Club
New York
Thomas McGrath
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Welfare
Anne Morgan
J. P. Moraga
Death sentences in Russia top 60 in early 1911
Official data show 65 individuals condemned to death in Russia during the initial months of 1911. Fines totaling 14500 dollars levied on two Russian newspapers for publishing objectionable material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Russia
Death of Morarch the giant grizzly ends Golden Gate era
A record of Morarch the giant grizzly at Golden Gate Park dies at age 22 after capture in 1889 by Allen Kelly author of Bears I Have Met. Other brief items note club women praising conductors, bartenders joining the AFL, Frank K. Mott reelected Oakland mayor, a small railroad plant fire near 1600 Railroad Ave, Seattle Press Club memorials, and campus disciplinary actions for freshmen linked to a spate of social events.
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San Francisco
Morarch
Golden Gate Park
Allen Kelly
Rainier Beach Event Anchors City Pageantry
Edited at Rainier beach the pageant gathered readers as Frederick Warde who appears in Julius Caesar at Moore theatre addressed pupils at Queen Anne High School. Forty steerage passengers arrived on the Nippon liner Inaba Maru. Nonpartisan receptions will honor Gov. Wilson May 20 and 21 with banquet reservations due May 15.
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Frederick Warde
Julius Caesar
Moore Theatre
Papila
Queen Anne High School
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Dreamland
Steamship Latouche Arrives with Copper Ore Cargo
The Latouche and Blamer mines ship copper ore to Puget Sound aboard the steamship Latouche. The J. L. Luckenbach of the Western Alaska service sailed today from San Francisco toward Puget Sound as part of regional shipping activity.
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J. L. Luckenbach
Western
Alaska
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Latouche
Bllamer
Constantinople Ministers Faced Over Jerusalem Mosque Incident
In Constantinople the ministry may be forced from office amid popular anger over the Jerusalem affair. Charges say Englishmen profaned the mosque of Omar by corrupting the guards.
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Constantinople
Jerusalem
Omar
Notable Old Guard Reflections and Notable Deaths in Various Cities
A fragmentary collage references Ulysses Simpson Grant and William Tecumseh Sherman on a streetcar, Archbishop McEray dies in Toronto, Enrico Caruso undergoes operation, Italian deputy sheriff6am Curio arrests a prison escapee, Panama bonds to be redeemed, and a Boston man commits murder suicide. The pieces suggest a 1900s era newspaper roundup of notable figures, events, and civic notes from multiple cities.
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Erant
St. Louie
Ulysses Simpson Grant
William Tecumseh Sherman
Higginson Dies in Cambridge Aged Historian and Abolitionist
Thomas Wentworth Higginson historian author minister and soldier died in Cambridge at 47. A member of New England circle with Longfellow Whittier Emerson Holmes and Lowell he opposed slavery alongside Garrison Phillips Ward Everett Hale and Julia Ward Howe.
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Cambridge
Mass
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
New England
Longfellow
Whittier
Emerson
Holmes
Lowell
Garrison
Phillips
Ward Everett Hale
Julia Warde Howe
Indian dancer Ruth St Denis invited to perform before George V
Native dances of India as staged by Ruth St Denis, a Bryn Mawr born dancer from New York, won her invitation to perform for George V during his Delhi visit in December. She will cut short an American tour after reaching Galena Oregon to finish a Seattle engagement. The Gaekwad of Baroda and his wife watched her last year in the United States.
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India
Ruth St. Denis
Bryn
N. Y
George V
England
Delhi
Mine St
Galem
Ore
Moorg
Seattle
Gaekwar
Barada
United
Mins Denis
Spokane guests praise Seattle visit and council tour
Spokane city officials praised Seattle visitors after last night’s trip. They toured the council chamber and inspected city departments with each commissioner reviewing operations. Mayor W J Hindley spoke at the M C A event last night.
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Spokane
Offerale
Seattle
The
Council
Seattle ‘ Makers
W. J. Hindley
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Hanna
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Senator Root
Laura
Astonia
New York Fire Department
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Valparaiso College
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Agua Caliente
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Ripley
W. Va
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Boston
American Federation of Labor
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Cal
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Thomas Booth
National Burner & Heating Company
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Tom Swale
Rainier Beach
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J. W. Relf
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Nathaniel Lyon
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Milan
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Caruso
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Art Students’ League of New York
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Curio
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Seattle Commercial Club
Frederick & Nelson, Inc
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First Fleer
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