Court to hear mandamus over school vaccination policy
In a contested case the Anti Vaccination League seeks a mandamus against the city board. Smee in court next Tuesday will require board members to explain why expulsions for non vaccination are lawful. The superintendent notes no children admitted without vaccination certificates unless three attempts prove otherwise. A doctor warns the policy risks adverse effects. a single condition for vaccination enforcement exists only during a smallpox epidemic.
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Vacegean
Mandamus Smee
Alan
Seattle Boxer In Poor Condition
In Portland for the first inter club boxing and wrestling meet of the season four Seattle boxers arrived with trainer Billy Ingle. One fighter, Neloken, is set for a four round bout. Speck’s condition is uncertain but he is expected to be competitive and give a strong showing.
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Portland
Ofc
Harbor Pirates Loot Schooner Deeahks
Harbor pirates boarded the fishing schooner Deeahks at the San Juan harbor last Wednesday night and carried away a boatload of provisions. Captain Samuel Larson suspects a man seen near Snug Harbor saloon days before the theft. police seek the suspect.
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Deeahks
San Juan
Samuel Larson
Court of Inquiry to Probe Navy Yard Deaths
A navy department court of inquiry will be convened at Puget Sound to examine the deaths of two general court martial prisoners entombed by a cave-in at the yard about a month ago. Rear Admiral Henry M. Maoney, retired, Capt. Charles P. Perkins, Commander C. C. Rogers, and Lt. Commander W. V. Pratt comprise the panel with Pratt serving as judge advocate.
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United Press
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Navy Department
Henry M. Maoney
Charles P. Perkins
Pacific Naval District
C. C. Rogers
Milwaukee
W. V. Pratt
St. Louis
Recker River Appointed Receiver in Hatfield Case
Upon petition by John B. Horkheimer receiver for the Seattle Daily News William H. Reamer was appointed temporary receiver for Hatfield Investment Co by Judge Morris this morning. The petition states the company has been insolvent and owes the News 88 dollars. The appointment was made returnable November 13.
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John B. Horkheimer
Seattle Daily News
William H. Reamer
Hatfield Investment Company
Morris
Petiion
Renton Advances to Third Class Town Status
Renton moves from fourth to third class after a September census of 1,811 and an October 31 vote. The change grants power to absorb nearby territory, with North Renton likely to join, as Cedar River divides the area.
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Renton
North Renton
Cedar River
Tragic Quarantine After Child’s Death from Diphtheria
Mildred Gordon aged three, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gordon of 619 Rainier Boulevard, died last Monday from malignant diphtheria. The home is under quarantine by the health department. The father was away when quarantined guards detained him and two friends who entered later. Officials supply inmates with food and provision.
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Mildred Gordon
John. Gordon
Rainier Boulevard
Magignant
Local Apple Show Seeks More Seattle Exhibits
A letter to George A. Bows of the Seattle Commercial Club and H. J. Neely of the National Apple Show invites further Seattle region exhibits for the Spokane event December 7 to 12. Neely calls it the Northwest’s premier show with President Roosevelt’s endorsement and reduced railroad rates spurring nationwide participation. He notes the current display includes over 1,000 exhibits with North Carolina reserving 5,000 square feet of space.
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George A. Bows
Seattle
United States
Caroline
Treasury Statement Shows Net Receipts on Nov 6
Washington reports receipts of 3 609 501 dollars and disbursements of 2 270 990 dollars in today’s Treasury Statement.
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Treasury
Washington
Missing Edna Clark Baffles Alameda Police
Mrs. A B Mack collapses at home after Edna Clark, an art student, vanishes prompting police in many cities to search. A ticket bought for Tom Houston at Oakland by Mina Clark's purchaser is noted, with a photograph likeness and a description of a pin worn.
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Alameda
Cal
Edna Clark
A. KB. Mack
Tom
Hnston
Oakland
Manta Pe
Wirtivells
Mina Clark
Peston
T. A. Rigdon
Amily
Migdom
Teacher fined for punishing pupil in front of desk
Justice Johan EB. Car fined manual training instructor Sidney Bovingdon ten dollars for punishing Lin coln Morehouse on October 9. Testimony said Morehouse was choked and shaken over a desk, leaving marks on his face and head, prompting criminal proceedings by M. Morehouse.
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Lincoln Morehouse
Sidney Bovingdon
Faterake School
Coats
Johan EB. Car
Young Morehorse
Bovingdon
Young Morehouse
Morehouse
Inaden
Demand Abdication of Kaiser William in German Press
Berlin reports a Die Zukunft editorial demanding Kaiser William curb his controversial politics or abdicate. The piece is described as the boldest German newspaper attack yet, with editor Mardin cited and debates over royal control of foreign policy intensifying.
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United Press
Berlin
Mardin
Die Saukunft
Kaleer
Hardin
Taek
von Buelow
Foreign Office
Preas
Germany
Casa Blanca
London
Ngland
France
Russia
William
Cableships and steamers report arrivals and cargoes at docks
The Burnside returned from Tacoma to load cable for winter operations off Juan de Fuca Strait. Col L Drake arrived from San Francisco to discharge oil. Bellahad from Everett completed cargo for the United Kingdom. Olaon & Mahony arrived from San Francisco with two schooners in tow. will take lumber after discharging at Pier 4. Amadulla expected from San Francisco this afternoon. City of Beattie due at midnight. Falcon arrived from San Francisco with 2465 tons of giant powder. Maverickle at Merchants Exchange near Clallam Bay price 30. Riverside waited from San Francisco. Santa Clara sailed to Beattie from Vaides. Dolphin arrived at Kotehikan. Texan reported in at San Francisco en route to Hawaii. Baroda towed by Lorne with coal for Minnesota. Vangaard arrived at Comox from New England.
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Olaon & Mahony
Ban Prancheco
Oliver J Holmes
Renton
Grays Harbor
Tacoma
Portland cashier Charged in Post Office Shortage
United States Commissioner Cannon reviews evidence from the preliminary examination of Charles A. Straus the suspended Portland post office cashier accused of a shortage exceeding 4000 dollars. A decision on whether the case proceeds to the next federal grand jury will be announced Tuesday.
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Portland
Ore
United States
Cannon
Charlies A. Straus
Portland Post Office
Straus
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