Detective Bell Dies Suddenly in Seattle
Federal officer Detective Bell of Seattle died at 403 Terry Ave after a brain attack. He served in the Civil War era and earned a reputation for arresting moonshiners and cracking a major gold dust theft case. Survived by his wife and two sons.
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Coon
Idaho
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Neway
Bell
Woodland
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Hell
Old Pioneer Is Found Dead In Tacoma Hotel Annex
John T Wilts a pioneer looksmith in Tacoma was found dead in his room at the Hoestwick hotel annex. He had suffered from Brights disease and had lived in the city 59 years. He was 70 years old and his wife was in Santa Cruz, Cal. He died peacefully with no one present.
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The Most Wonderful Musical Instrument in the World
A fragment describes the piano as a wonderful instrument and contrasts its sound to a human voice. The speaker notes that a piano that mimics vocal warmth or lack of expressiveness influences perception of its quality.
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Weber
Recognition of the Weber Piano Sparks Musical Acclaim
The Weber Piano draws praise from Paderewski and Rosenthal who showcased its artistry on concert tours. Critics note its fine action and resonance, praising its compatibility with vocal texture and its growing esteem in the musical world today.
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Men Will Meet in Seattle
The nine Washington Association of Tit Men hold a convention in Seattle with routine business at a ca ton Gdressen. Delegates toured Nob TUN after a luncheon and were banqueted at Hotel Fekina. Officers include President HA Mere Heattte, Vice President HK A Hargrave, Second Vincent Thoman L Martin, Third Vice President Andorin Phin Se el Ranken.
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United Press
North Yanna
Aahington Association
Viseltore
Fekin
Meeting on tax assessments for Herth trunk sewer at Tagley school
A meeting of interested citizens will be held Thursday at Tagley school Greenlake to discuss the apportionment levied for the Herth trunk sewer construction. Taxpayers protest what they call exorbitant assessments and plan to bring complaints to officials.
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Japan's Great Naval Review Unclear Event Report
Fragmentary OCR text describes Japan's naval review with reference to battleships and fleet movements. The narrative is garbled, mentioning Makto cane and disappointment but lacking clear facts, dates, or named organizations.
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Prelimtina Te
Bavalovina Tomar
Pete Beate
Makto
Seattle men return home from Paris road convention
Two Seattle delegates to the International freed Roads convention, Sameel Hill and Samuel C Lan caster, returned home yesterday. City Engineer Thomson, the third delegate, will be back in a few days. The group toured France Belgium Holland Germany and England after the convention, inspecting roads and gathering data on thoroughfare construction and maintenance.
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Samuel C. Lancaster
Seattle
Paris
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France
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Holland
Germany
England
Perdita Narrowly Avoids Grounding Off Middle Point
The steamer Perdita, aiding Bellingham toward Beraitts, drifted onto rocks at Middle Point in a strong wind. Tugboats from Port Townsend were sent, reaching the vessel with passengers aboard as it strained free and headed toward safety.
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Asiatic Exclusion League Pushes Immigration Ban
The Asiatic Exclusion League in Ban distributed 160 petitions to Congress seeking stronger limits on immigration. The group approved a resolution urging further action and sent thanks to Federation of Labor delegates for endorsing Asiatic exclusion.
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United Press
Asiatic Exclusion League
Congress
A Federation of Labor
Women stockholders vote to fund company improvements
Women stockholders in Kern County California approved spending $90,000 to improve the company. They sustained the actions of the directors who voted to depose President Late Johnston of Indiana and director Neil Bort Hakfield. The meeting at the Monongahela House prepared for a row following the directors' actions and new directors were elected to replace the ousted officials.
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Prrraste Pt
iders _ California Kern company
Fire from kerosene causes burns and explosion
A man named Peeter im Rousseau started lighting a lamp with kerosene yesterday. A stream of oil splashed the fire when he poured it out, igniting the can and causing a blaze that burned him. his condition is described as serious but improving.
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Peeter Im Rousseau
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