Hwab Attacks Inionism On Mayli Schwab Remarks
A partisan speech by C Mayli Schwab, president of Billie I Trust, criticizes inionism and outlines a plan to amalgamate Tastee Mr. Schwat to form a protected, single consolidated trust. He argues for a deep clearing house approach to unify industries while preserving individual company operation and warns on labor organization costs under a protective tariff context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Mayli Schwab
Billie i Trust
Schwat
Deep Clearing House
Public Works Motions And Petitions In Seattle Denied And Approved
A series of petitions faced decisions with some denied and others approved. Rejected were J R Taylors road way in Kidd addition and permission for the railway to lay two tracks across Jackson street at Railroad avenue. Other items approved include cement sidewalks on Eighteenth and Twenty first avenues and water mains on multiple streets with costs ranging from about 1 200 to 8 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Electric Co
James Street
Broadway
Yakima Avenue
Yakima Place
Thirtieth Avenue
Dearborn Street
Judkine Street
J. R. Taylor
Kidd
Seattle & Montana Railway Co
Tackson Street
Railroad Avenue
Epighteenth Avenue
Mercer
Howell
First Avenue
Walla Waite
Twelfth Avenue
East Madison
Pontius
Nineteenth Avenue
Yesler Way
Twentieth Avenue
Holgate
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Hill
Twenty-third Avenue
East Marion
East Harrison
Valley Street
Queen Anne Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Prospect Street
Harvard Avenue
East Union
East Pine
Harvard
Fourteenth Avenue
Malden Avenue
East Thomas Street
Highland Add
Walla Walla End
Faust Madison
Everett Holds Annual School Election
May 11 in Everett voters go to the polls for the annual school election selecting one board member for a three year term and the board secretary for a one year term. Both current incumbents are unopposed candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Board of Education
Relief Expected as North Sends First Train to Jacksonville
In Jacksonville Florida on May 11 rumors place 100 regular troops replacing state guards. The first relief train from the North is anticipated to arrive tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Pope's Health Alters Centenary Mass Observance
A Vatican note states the Pope is unable to attend today’s high mass marking a century of the noble beliness due to health concerns. The event’s commemoration remains focused on the achievement and its legacy within the church.
Trial in Southern Luzon official corruption case
The May 11 trial of a tartermaster of the Thirtyeth volume who faced charges of regularities in the commissary act near Tayabas ends without a verdict. Proceedings continued with no loss reported on either side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzon
Town Story Debunked On Rhodes Premiership Claim
Town notes a May 11 report claiming Ceel Rhodes would become premier is denied. The item clarifies no official appointment or government change has occurred and urges readers to rely on confirmed statements.
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Town
Ceel Rhodes
Prem
Public Works Petitions Reported On Street Improvements
The board heard petitions from Automati and Sunset for erecting poles and improving streets along Summit and eighteenth avenue. Residents were notified and paving along the summit area was ordered for further consideration and possible completion by Beattle Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public
Eighteenth Avenue
Mother Jones Plans NYC Campaign for Servant Girls
Mother Jones, long active in organizing servant girls, will visit New York City to extend her cause. She expects to enroll about 100,000 girls in the effort.
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Jones
Wilkes Barre
New York City
Milwaukee to host national charities conference in 1903
The national conference of charities and corrections votes to hold its next gathering in Milwaukee in May 1903. The decision was announced from Washington, D. C. on May 11.
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Washington, D. C
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Milwaukee
Judge grants new trial for Joe Davis in robbery case
Joe Davis, found guilty of robbery by a jury, was granted a new trial by Judge Griffin this morning. Edwardes, charged with a related offense, remains unable to plead to the charge. Thos. Murphy, charged with grand larceny, has entered a plea May 11.
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Joe Davis
Griffin
Has
Edwardes
Thos. Murphy
M'Kinley Seeks Support From Grand Army Veterans and Ohio Delegates
Presidental party arrived in Del Monte at 2 a m and was joined by Ohio delegates. Ohio congressmen attempted to join in Redlands but were blocked by full hotels. In San Francisco Gov Nash and Ohio guests to be welcomed at Palace Hotel by California-Ohio society and attend a mortgage burning event by Mission lodge of Masons.
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del Monte
Cal
Ohio
Redlands
San Francisco
Nash
Palace Hotel
California-Ohio Society
Mission Lodge of Masons
Naval welcoming fleet to greet McKinley in San Francisco
Two of the largest U S battleships, the Iowa and the Wisconsin, plus cruisers Philadelphia and Adams and torpedo boat destroyer Farragut, will anchor off Howard Street Wharf on May 15 to greet President McKinley. Revenue cutter McCulloch joins, recalling Manila Bay and Santiago battles, with day and night lights amid the harbor pageant.
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San Francisco
McKinley
Towa
Admiral Caney
Wisconsin
Howard Street
Philadelphia
Adams
Farragut
Pacific Coast
Bearde
H. McCulloch
McCulloch
Heratif
Fred
Manila Bay
Santiago
Cuba
President's special train arrives Monterey for two day visit
Early this morning the president's special train reached Monterey California for a two day stay. The party dined and rode the 17 mile drive in six in hand tally ho coaches while reception committees from Monterey and Pacific Grove greeted them. A thousand schoolchildren showered flowers along the decorated streets as the party toured.
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Monterrey
Cal
Hotel del Monte
House of Entertainment
Monterey
Pacific Grove
President at G A R meeting with California veterans
People from the surrounding area flocked to glimpse the nation's chief executive and cheered as he traveled from Del Monte. At 3 pm he met the G A R veterans in Pacific Grove in a closed session, escorted by National Guards of California Troop C. The session ends at 4 pm with a brief speech planned at the floral pavilion in El Carmelo park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Monte
Pacific Grove
Riot Engulfs Detroit After Tax Dodger Criticism
A May 11 Detroit riot saw about 10 000 men and boys clash with mounted and foot police. Five officers and 12 citizens were injured by bricks, cobblestones, and trampling hooves as police enforced a street crowd ban targeting Tom Hawdin who has been vocally attacking tax dodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Tom Hawdin
All Ablaze Across Monterey and Pacific Grove Decorations
Elaborate holiday decor fills Monterey and Pacific Grove with blazing colors and flower strewn streets. Cypress arches line Del Monte to Alvarado as schoolchildren scatter blooms for the presidential procession. If the president attends church tomorrow he may visit Pacific Grove, home to the region's only Methodist Episcopal church.
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Pacific Grove
Monterey
Old Town
del Monte
Alvarado Street
del Monte Hotel
Pee Wee
Thieves Prowl Admirals Lodge In Los Angeles Robbery
Robbers entered Admiral Melville's apartments in Los Angeles while he was away and stole $600 in cash left in a grip. Secretary Wilson and Col. Charles A. Moore also suffered intrusion. Officials suspect organized theft rings may be involved, but no solid evidence confirms it yet.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mey li
Tel
Admiral Melville
Wilson
Charles A. Moore
Aho
Hawkins Sentenced to Ten Years for Attempted Rape
D. W. Hawkins was sentenced by Judge Griffin to 10 years at hard labor in the state penitentiary for attempted rape of 4 year old Ladle Dodges, following a March 21 assault. No new trial was sought. Hawkins claimed intoxication. The judge called the offense the most repulsive he had seen and pledged no leniency.
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D. W. Hawkins
Little Ladle Dodges
Griffin
State
Hawkins
Nquor
County Treasurer Auctions Delinquent Tax Certificates
This morning the county treasurer publicly auctioned a large batch of delinquent tax certificates totaling about 15000 dollars. The event drew several bidders and highlighted overdue municipal revenues.
Baron De Ginzberg Foresees Attempt on King Edward
Baron De Ginzberg in New Haven claims Britain will face a terrible event within days, hinting at an assassination attempt on King Edward as he lectures and raises funds for the Boer cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Baron de Ginzberg
New England
Great Britain
Edward
Maybury to Seek Governor’s Help Over Riot
Detroit mayor Maybury plans a mass meeting to urge the governor to remove the police commissioner whose actions against single tax speakers led to a riot last night. The rioter and crowd fear further trouble as the speaker announces another appearance tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Maybury
Meteor to Race Shamrock II on Clyde June 7
Glasgow report says Kaiser Wilhelm's Meteor will compete against Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock II in the exhibition regatta races on the Clyde June 7. The meeting of the exhibition regatta committee disclosed the upcoming match and venue details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Exhibition Regatta Committee
Kaiser Wilhelm
Sir Thomas Lipton
Clyde
Another Splendid Building Replaces McDonald Block
The McDonald block on First Avenue near Madison Street will be replaced by a six story brick building. Silas Munro of Frederick, Nelson & Munroe and Robert A. Beater of Seaver & Co are partners in planning the new structure.
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McDonald
First Avenue
Madison Street
Beattle
Silas Munro
Frederick, Nelson & Munroe
Robert A. Beater
Seaver & Co
Kirstave
McDonald Block Sold for 60000 in San Francisco Deal
The McDonald block changes hands in a San Francisco sale with MelDonald as owner. Buyers plan a tall new structure to rival Stevens hotel and fill floors with furniture. Attorneys prepare notices of vacation to tenants this afternoon. Tenants face immediate displacement as work starts. Stores include Simon Pree Columbia Grocery and Thedinga Hardware in the old building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seater Wild
Munroe
Simon Pree
Columbia Grocery Co
The
Thedinga Hardware Co
Death of Capt. W. W. Smith Nova Scotia nautical adviser
Capt. W. W. Smith died suddenly in Halifax. He served as nautical adviser to the Dominion government and was a prominent maritime figure in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tialifax
W. W. Smith
Dominion Government
Resignations at Martimore & Ohio Board Commented
New York reports May Oleitt announced President J. J. HM of the Great Northern and Chartes J. Tweed have resigned from the div of the Martimore & Ohio road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oleitt
J. J. HM
Great Northern
Chartes
J. Tweed
Martimore & Ohio Road
Victoria Officials Tour Seattle for City Development Ideas
Mayor Haywood and City Engineer Topp with Victoria councilmen arrived by steamer to inspect local waterworks, dredging plants, shipyards, and a pumping station. A luncheon and tours followed with remarks from councilmen and visiting British guests as they plan to return home tonight.
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Haywood
Topp
Victoria
City
Ftosalle
Tdea
Ely Council
Chamber of Commerce
Eity
Butler
Heattle
Thorson
Sultan Rebuffs Constantinople Demands on Posts
The sultan sent a third note to ambassadors demanding immediate suppression of foreign post offices and reiterating emigration charges against foreign officials. Ambassadors returned the note to the porte, causing a partial cessation of relations between the ambassadors and the Turkish government.
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Constantinople
Ates
Porte
Turkey
Casualties Report From Pretoria Civil Action
Reports from Pretoria say 28 killed and 14 captured with 183 others surrendering since the 6th. London wires also note wounded totals and ongoing casualties in the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Portland Beattie Leads Tight Racing Versus Seattle and Spokane
In a pair of afternoon games Seattle and Portland clash as Beattie eyes a tie for first with Portland if victorious. A Tacoma tied duo risks standings if Beattie loses and Spokane wins, altering second place dynamics.
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Portland
Bea Crow
Poemoe
Beattie
Tacoma
Beate
Spokane
Green Lake School House Plans Prepared for Bids
Plans for the new Green Lake public school are completed with specs to be drawn for bidders. The structure will be a frame building with 12 rooms and a brick basement. Expenditure will not be less than $20,000.
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Green Lake Publi School
Editor Cayton to stand trial for libelous articles in police chief case
HM. BR. Cayton editor of a weekly pet faces trial May 21 for libelous writings about Chief of Police Meredith. Judge Griffin set the date this morning. Prosecuting Attorney Wait 8. Fulton is expected from Washington before that date, and the case will be taken up soon after his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
Polce
Norman Margeson
People’s Theater
Seattle
HM. BR. Cayton
Griffin
Fulton
Washington
Buttner Arrested in Seattle on Embezzlement Claim
W M Buttner arrested by Detective A W Crane at M M Smith 115 Seventeenth avenue and held as a fugitive from justice. A Seattle lawyer allegedly blackmails him over his past while a $28 debt to a defunct brewing firm sparked the Omaha case. Sheriff Powell of Omaha to escort Buttner back for trial. John Powerl, Omaha sheriff, to arrive late this afternoon to return Wim H Thutter for embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Buttner
Powell
Omaha
Seattle
A. W. Crane
M. M. Smith
Seventeenth Avenue
Meredith
Buttner
Crane
Butt
Dennyway
Muttner
Duttner
Bis
John Powerl
Eredith
Wim. H. Thutter
Nebraska
Exhibits Shipped to Buffalo From Three Cities
Three carloads of exhibits were started for Buffalo last night from Seattle Tacoma and Spokane. The forestry exhibit will follow later. The displays include agricultural horticultural fisheries mineral taxidermy and related items.
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Buffalo
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Ieter
Opium Haul Uncovered by Seattle Customs Inspectors
In South Seattle a barn on the Duwamish river concealed opium stashed under a manger in a zinc box. Inspectors Brinker Loftus and Delaney caught an expressman with 685 pounds of opium and 400 cans aboard a wagon bound for the barn. The haul, worth $5850, was seized and the driver jailed. he claimed no clear ownership.
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United States
A. Brinker
Fr. P. Loftus
Thomas Delaney
Brinker
Loftus
Delaney
Comax
HB. C
Seattle
Duwamish
Expres
Expressman
Wm. Wilson
Custom House
Wilson
U. S
Kelfer
Mitten
Star
Snow slide horror at Sunrise City claim seven lives
Reports from Sitka and Skagway note a smallpox outbreak on Sitka Island with 38 cases and 50 total, while a March snowslide near Sunrise City killed M. M. Hogan R. Lane Fred Shackleford R. L. A. Graham and Hank Willoughby and the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Frost. Frank Flaharty escaped to warn others and the death toll includes administrators for Hogan Lane Shackleford and Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunrise City
Dodwell & Co
Victorian
Skagway
Alasa
Moore
Sitka
Killisnoo
Dick Lane
Pred Shackleford
Gil Devoe
M. M. Hogan
Hank Willoughby
Lane
Graham
Plaharty
Grayam
Frank Flaharty
Flaharty
Silver Tip
Ireland
R. Lane
Tulare
Cal
Fred Shackleford
Providence
R. L. A. Graham
Wis
H. Willoughby
Hogan, Lane, Shackleford
Grayum
H. A. Smith
W. L. Frost
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Hwab
Giant
Steel Trust
M.D. C
Supreme Court
Warner Syndicate
State Department
Washington Vela
Fim
W Board of Public Works
M'Kinley
Mob
Meteor VS
Silas Munro and
and Robert A. Seater
Capt. Smith
Sultan
Seattleportland
Green Lake
Cayton
South
Kant
Zio
Ave
Seeach
Leader
Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Company
West Columbia Street
Z. C. Miles & Piper CO
Seattle Gas
Rainier
Queen Anne
King
C. A. Gay
Rim
Arew
Albert Hansen
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