Russia Ready to Obliterate Japanese Army, Says Kuropatkin
The article quotes Gen. Kuropatkin urging that Russia was fully prepared to wipe out the Japanese army, arguing peace at Portsmouth was only temporary and predicting a future Asia conflict if Western powers do not check the Yellow Peril. He cites Russian military strength, casualties, and strategies, noting improved transport, logistics, and education while calling for reforms at home.
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Asia
Kuropatkin
Portsmouth
Russia
Ing Staten
Alexie & Atkin
Agay
Japan
China
Kuropatkinanya
Koropatkin
Immigrant Scandal Trials Spotlight Portland Case
Federal charges link Captain Gawley and Japanese suspects to a wide abuse network as witnesses risk retaliation. Japanese defendants Katayama Iishikawa and Minami partners face trial dates set by Commissioner Armstrong with proceedings staggered through late November.
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Captain Gawley
United States
Gawley
Augustus Armstrong
Katayama
H. Minami
Minami
Butcher Sues Over Writ of Attachment Damages
Harry C. Aiken, a Yakima butcher at 2707 East Madison, sues Yakima Sheep Co in superior court claiming $67.82 judgment led to a writ of attachment that ruined his credit and business. He was a garnishee defendant in the case appealed from Judge Carroll to Judge Gilliam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Longbottom
Harry C. Aiken
Yakima Sheep Company
Aiken
East
Madison St
O. K. Wallin
Gilliam
Samuel Hill Reelected as Good Roads Leader in Washington
In Kennewick Washington on November 21 Samuel Hill of Seattle was reelected president of the Good Roads association while L Frank Brown won the secretary and treasurer post Aberdeen was designated as the next meeting location by the group before adjournment after the session.
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Kennewick
Wash
Good Roads Association
Samuel Hill
Seattle
L. Frank Brown
Aberdeen
Organize for Play Grounds Meeting Planned by Chamber
A meeting will be held this evening in the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce to form a local play grounds association. The session aims to organize community efforts and establish a group dedicated to developing and maintaining recreational spaces.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bar Committee to Begin Work Tuesday on Justice Root Inquiry
The state bar association special investigative panel, probing charges against Justice Milo A. Root, will meet in John H. Powell’s New York block office Tuesday to define powers and limits. Sessions may be private at first, with openness to press debated for later meetings. All members plan to attend after rearranging their legal workloads.
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State Bar Association
Milo A. Root
State Supreme Court
John H. Powell
New York
Powell
Grand Stand Play by Joe Cannon
Speaker Cannon comments on rumors that Taft would oppose his reelection as speaker. He says the president elect will not organize the house and that he endorses the Republican platform and will abide by the Republican caucus on the first Congress organization.
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Py United Press
Dany H,ll
Cannon
Hot Springs
Taft
Joe
House
Biblican
House of the Afxty First Congress
Leg Fracture Suit Seeks 7500 Damages From Brown's Bay Logging
Charles Harris sues Brown's Bay Logging Co in Superior Court over a May 5 1908 railroad incident on the logging road. He states a leg fracture and permanent loss of earning capacity after being run down by a train while employed as a section hand. Harris seeks 7500 dollars in damages.
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Charles Harris
Brown's Bay Logging Company
Attell Welsh Bout Odds Swing on Thanksgiving Eve
Los Angeles reports betting on Abe Attell and Freddie Welsh as they prepare for an 18 round Thanksgiving Eve match. Welsh opened favorite at 8 to 10, Attell supporters pushed bets to even money, then Attell briefly led before odds swung again. Inside sources say Attell may become 8 to 10 favorite before fight night. Attell will concede weight, though his skill may offset the pounds. Welsh is praised as the cleverest lightweight seen here with superb stamina and footwork.
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Los Angeles
Abe Attell
Freddie Welsh
Attell
Welsh
Avoirdupois
Ketchel and Papke Back to Training Ahead of Big Day
San Francisco reports Ketchel and Papke returning to action after brief rests. Ketchel plans boxing work at Millett's resort, with a two day schedule including glove work and light labor cutback. Papke prepares for a long session with Little Alfred Kaufmann and indoor excerises, while betting on the mill grows brisk and promoters anticipate record turnout and gate receipts.
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Willie Jacobs
San Francisco
Ketche
Papke
Automg
Palmer Morris Levy
Ketchel
Millett
Alfred” Kaufmann
Tom Corbett
Anle
Funeral for Bradford opens as Treadwell case nears trial
San Francisco November 21 United Press says the funeral arrangements for Brodie M. Bradford former confidential agent of James Treadwell proceed as witnesses in the California Safe Deposit and Trust case and the grand jury investigation into its wrecking loom again at Treadwell's upcoming trial Bradford who died yesterday after a month's illness was one of the busiest witnesses in the inquiry.
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United Press
San Francisco
Brodie M. Bradford
James Treadwell
Trie
California Safe Deposit and Trust Com
Bradford
Treadwell
Wradford
No Hope for Men Left in Fiery Mine
Hutte Montana November 21 Three miners are dead and six are missing after an explosion at Northwest Improvement Co. mines in Red Lodge. Fire in No 2 entry rages as seven men were rescued or recovered earlier with little chance for the missing crew.
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Hutte
Mont
Northwest Improvement Co
Red Lodge
Placer Gold Boom Reported in Alaska Yentna District
Geo Marx of Cache Creek Mining reports eight placer claims bought last week yielded 20 workers taking four to six ounces daily. Gold value around 17 dollars per ounce, shallow pay depths of three to seven feet, and easy mining conditions make it ripe for immediate operation with basic tools. He notes the summer effort shows strong output.
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United Press
Abward
Alaska
Geo, Marx
Cache Creek
Yentna
Seattle Man Is Charged With Forgery
Elliot A. Archer contracting agent of the Beattie Tacoma Power Co was arrested by Captain Charles Tennant and John Wickman on telegraphic advices from Newark New Jersey charging him with ten indictments totaling seventy thousand dollars. The alleged offense occurred six years ago. Archer denies the charges stating he is in Newark wanted for forgery but insists he is innocent. He is held at the county jail awaiting Newark officers or legal action.
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Elliot A. Archer
Beattie Tacoma Power Co
Charles Tennant
John Wickman
Newark
N. J
Ense
Archer
Tennant
Seattle
Carter
Seattle Tacoma Power Co
Patrolman Starbird Shot During Fight. Ballard Commits Suicide
In San Jose California Patrolman Ray W. Starbird was shot twice while pursuing George Ballard after Ballard allegedly aided the shooting. Ballard, an ex convict and morphine addict, hanged himself in his cell after being captured. Starbird and Ballard's wife were wounded. Salisbury remained on duty and Ballard's body was found after a self inflicted hanging.
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United Press
San Jose
Cal
Ray W. Starbird
George Ballard
Starbird
Forest fire threatens six towns in Arkansas disaster
Scores of persons are threatened with death as a massive forest fire roars across Arkansas, wiping out $26 million worth of timber. One death is reported and many people are believed missing on farms swept by the flames. The blaze has burned for hours, with a heavy smoke pall and no rain in sight.
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United Press
Little Rock
Ark
Farma
Telegraph Companies Declare Open War
Open war has erupted between the Postal and Western Union telegraph companies. A federal judge issued a temporary injunction restraining the Postal from redating messages carried over Postal cables, preventing extra charges until court review. Western Union continues redating Mexican deliveries where it holds Mexican government rights.
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United Press
Frangibco
Postal
Western Union Telegraph Companies
United States
Mexico
Seawell
Western Union
Lieutenant Grimm Dies Suddenly in California
Otto Braemer Grimm, a lieutenant in the U.S. Army Signal Corps, died suddenly in a Last night of hemorrhage while on leave in Long Beach California. Telegrams from Adjutant General Simpson and a Western Union receipt from James Kennedy of Omaha were found in his pockets. Grimm was on work leave and believed stationed at Omaha. His former home was Cleveland Ohio.
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Long Beach
Cal
Otto Braemer Grimm
United States Army Signal Corps
Adjt
Simpson
San Francisco
James Kennedy
Omaha
Western Union
Grimm
Cleveland
Postmaster Edward Morgan Shot Dead by Mackay
Edward M. Morgan New York postmaster was shot and badly wounded while walking with his daughter. Eric H. Mackay a stenographer shot Morgan then killed himself, dying instantly.
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Edward M. Morgan
New York
Eric H. Mackay
Mackay
Better to Kill Than Steal Leads Indictment Sentences
Chicago reports a jury in Lake county Indiana Hammond court giving Joseph Mahoveki thirty days in jail for murder and eight years for Lawrence Ryan who stole boots for lack of footwear under the indeterminate sentence act.
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United Press
Chicago
Lake County
Ind
Hammond
Joseph Mahoveki
Lawrence Ryan
Robber fires to kill victim in Salem holdup
Dr. C. M. Robertson lay fatally wounded near his Salem home after a holdup early today. He struck the masked robber with an umbrella and began to run, the gunman fired twice, inflicting a mortal wound. A man wearing a black mask and a revolver was later arrested.
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Salem
Ore
C. M. Robertson
Denver Awaits Bloodshed as Chinatown Braces for War
Denver residents fear a violent outbreak among Chinese tong factions after a Chinaman was killed over fan tan games. Police report armed men in alleys, and a letter suggests San Francisco hatchet men have arrived. The reference to the dragon's tail poison signals heightened danger.
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Denver
Colo
Chinatown
San Francisco
Parade of 10000 Seattle Sunday School Children
A feature of the exposition is a parade of 10 000 children from Seattle Sunday schools. Rev. Joseph L Garvin leads the arrangements for the King County Sunday School Association. The governor will review the parade before the pupils form a chorus in the auditorium during the program.
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Seattle
Joseph L. Garvin
King County Sunday School Association
Valley City Grocer Fatally Struck by Interurban Train
Horace Feit a Valley City grocer died after clinging to a handrail and being run down by an Interurban train near Auburn. His wife and three children witnessed the tragedy as an inquest was planned at Auburn. Feit, 48, had been visiting Seattle and leaves a wife and children, two of whom reside in California.
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Horace Feit
4& Grocer
Valley City
Auburn
Feitt
Felt
Seattle
Jones
Hayden
Connell
Felts
California
Croker May Come to This Coast
Richard Croker longtime Tammany Hall leader arrives in New York for a six month visit to the United States. He may spend part of the time on the Pacific coast and will not enter politics in the United States again.
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United Press
New York
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
New York City
United States
Pacific Coast
Croker
Glencairn
Ireland
Poker Players Arrested in Fairbanks Private Cabin Bust
In Fairbanks on November 21 a jury found Bob Mitchell and 10 others guilty of running gambling games in a private cabin. Prosecution had begun strict enforcement of gambling loan laws, and Mitchell faces sentencing today.
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United Press
Fairbanks
Bob Mitchell
Sliver Fatality in Spokane Claims Kayliss K. Miller
Kayliss K. Miller dies at Sacred Heart hospital from blood poisoning after a wooden sliver under his thumbnail. He leaves a widow in critical condition and three children ill with scarlet fever.
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Spokane
Kayliss K. Miller
Sacred Heart Hospital
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