Turned the Tables on a Seattle Gambling Dealer
A financial and power struggle erupts among Standard gaming partners in Seattle led by John Considine to oust Mark Norton in favor of Tom Considine. Norton, initially winning big at the tables, battles back before a deal shifts and he pulls ahead, then loses ground as negotiations and rumors of a new partner unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
John Considine
Mark Norton
Tom Conestine
John
Tom
The
Standard
Georeg L’abbe
Jap Holsington
Malley
Quintette
Jono Considine
Brother Tom
Norton
Mark
Curt Partners
Owen
Oroneata
Aguinaldo Pursuit and Troop Movements Reported
Gen Otis confirms Young pursuing Aguinalde with a sizable rebel escort. Lawton receives rations to Tayac as a battalion of the Twenty-fourth joins tomorrow. Seven companies of the Sixth and Twenty-Sixth hit insurgents near Jaro with six wounded, eighteen dead, seven prisoners, and brass pieces. Eighteenth Infantry drove insurgents north on the Santa Barbara.
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Warbhington
D.C
Otle
Young
Aguinalde
Otis
Lawton
Tayac
Tieilo
Jaro
Santa Barbara
Tributes of Respect for the Late Mr Hobart in Patergon
Public and private buildings in Patergon New Jersey wear crape in tribute to the late vice president Hobart. Attorney General Griggs arrived from Washington and visited the Carroll house. The city hall body in state is declined and services are planned Friday evening and Saturday. President McKinley and his cabinet intend to arrive Friday.
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Patergon
N. J
Griggs
Washington
Hobart
Carroll House
Carroll House Friday Between 10 and 6 Rev. Dr. McGee
Church of the Redeemer
Cedar Lawn Cemetery
McKinley
Closing in on Aguinaldo
Manila date Nov 22 report from Den Young commanding the cavalry in pursuit of Aguinaldo states the chase reached San Jose by telegraph two days after dispatch. Aguinaldo with about 200 people is at Aringay north of San Fabian Bayombong and plans to cross toward the mountains while Young and Watson s Macab es close in with cavalry.
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Manila
den. Young
Aguinaldo
San Jose
Young
Aringay
San Fabian Mon- Bay
Bayombong
Watson
Convicted Musician Sentenced to Three Years in Prison
Crawfordsville Indiana reports a well known musician identified as O. Dingman was convicted after a break in incident where a few ears of corn were reportedly taken from a farmer’s crib during a visit to a patient. He must serve three years in the tury.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
O. Dingman
Rapid Growth of Beattle Telephone Subscribers
The Beattle telephone list grows quickly with average additions over a hundred new phones per month. The article notes rapid expansion in service and infrastructure to accommodate the rising demand.
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Beattle
Russians seek faster build of Variag and Reivizen
In Philadelphia on November 22 officials of Russia met with Cramp Ship Building representatives to discuss expediting the construction of the cruiser Variag and the battleship Reivizen amid possible Russian complications in the far East.
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Philadelphia
Far East
Cramp Ship Building Company
Variag
Reivizen
McCoy Named Trainer for Corbett Jeffries Fight
New York on November 22 Kid McCoy will coach Jim Corbett for his upcoming bout with Jim Jeffries. The former rivals have reconciled and Corbett asked McCoy to train him and McCoy agreed to take the role as trainer.
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New York
Kid McCoy
Jim Corbett
Jim Jeffries
Corbett
McCoy
Thanksgiving Union Services at Piret Baptist Church
Downtown churches join for a Thanksgiving day service at 1 PM at Piret Baptist Church. Participating churches include First Presbyterian First Methodist Episcopal First Christian First Methodist Protestant First Maple United Presbyterian and Plymouth with conductors Stey W H L and G Temple of Plymouth Church.
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Piret
Firat Presbyterian
First Methodiet Episcopal
Firet Christian
Miret Methodiat Protestant
Firat Mapelst
United Presbyterian
Plymouth
Stey
W. H L
G. Temple
Carnegie to Testify Before Industrial Commission Next Month
Andrew Carnegie plans to testify before the Industrial Commission next month on the trust subject, and he will be the final witness before the commission's report is completed.
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Washington
D. C
Andrew Carnegie
Industrial Commission
Mermaid Sold After Storm Damage Off Fox Island
Captain F M White, captain of the ill fated Laurada, bought the whaling bark Mermaid which was injured in a storm off Fox Island October 2. Capt C F Gifford, former master of the whaler, and Capt White returned on the Townsend. White believes the vessel can be repaired at small cost.
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F. M. White
Mermaid
Fox Island
C. F. Gifford
White
Cake Walking the Feature at Last Evening's Armory Program
Artistic cake walking highlighted last night's Armory program. Five couples entered the first contest with Mrs. Stetson awarding the cake to Eol Davis and Mire Edith Davie, while Howard Coluet and Piaget Van Alstine led the little people. A beet tonigth and a special musical program followed, directed by Mrs. M. Gottastein, featuring Oriental mosaics, vocal solos, mandolin and guitar ensembles, duets, violin selections, and a brass quartet.
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Armory
Stetson
Eol Davis
Mire Edith Davie
Howard Coluet
Mies Piaget van Alstine
Fortson Relhef
Mie
Marguerite McKinney Anthhorus
Pians Soin
Palace de Concert
Tachaikowsky
Mise Elsa Deremeaux
Mra. W. Whittlesey
Kore Charlotte Mitchell
Mra. F
Hotten
Mise Hania Sloan
Mrs. Danberry
F. Thedinga
Lily of
Killarney
George F. Edmunds
Charles W. Saunders
Mr. Loule
Anna L. BK. Brrcettel
McLean Defends Dewey Over Home Transfer
John TR McLean, brother in law of Admiral Dewey, says the transfer of the admiral’s home was a courtesy intended to please Mrs Dewey and their son. He denounces critics who attack Dewey’s character as unjust and injurious and predicts public outcry against the breach of promise stories.
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Washington, D. C
John TR. McLean
Dewey
Joseph Gates Loses Big at White House California Club
Joseph Gatew the Finnegan's Ball treasurer visited the White House of California Club on Tuesday. He was enticed into gambling by Dave Arayie and lost nearly 9000 in cash while learning charity secrets of the Klondike game. The club's boss threatened a strike until pay was arranged and the matter was settled, with manager Russell offering no official comment.
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Joseph Gatew
White House of California
Gates
Dave Arayie
Lowe
Walker
Russell
Third Avenue Theater
Washington land sale and city notices
O'Hara purchased 6000 acres of cleared land owned by the Washington MI company, much in Skagit county, while in the city. Alfred Battle bought the south half of a Broadway Hayes street lot for 2.6. Burglars stole 60 dollars and 150 dollars in jewelry from Agnes Siettengren at 432 Thirty-second avenue. Edward Parmalee died in Minneapolis. he was a noted coast traveling man. Capt. D. Troutman rumor denied by Mrs. Troutman in a Liv erpool report. John A. Smith reported robbed of 120 dollars and a watch at 159 1/2 Fourth avenue. J. T. Pomeroy, elderly hermit, died at Providence hospital. coroner to hold autopsy. Y M C A basketball work continues as Tacoma backed out of the Thanksgiving game. Victorian transport ready to sail this evening with 410 animals aboard and 500 tons of hay and grain. includes 85 large draft horses from Asaphs. Last Manila-bound transport from this port likely. Fallard Populata to meet in convention to nominate a city ticket for December election. Herbert Connell sues Leon Ballard in San Francisco case.
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J. T. Pomeroy
Providence Hospital
Wall Street
Western Avenue
Tacoma
Custom House Hroker
Frank Po Dow
Peighty
Asaphs
Manila
Two confidence men trapped by police on train
Fr Morgan and Ed Pilger two well known confidence men were caught red handed by Officer Osborne last night. Pilger recruited a bank customer with a fake story about a large sum in a California ranchers plan. They tried to exploit the Second National Bank of St Paul with a two dollar check.
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Fr. Morgan
Ed. Pilger
Osborne
Pilger
Clemens Keul
Filger
Keul
Cali
Morgan
Auburn Ar gus reports damages and various court actions
Damages of 100 dollars awarded today for injuring a publication's subject. Larris Cain jailed after surrendering on forgery charges. bondmen brought him to county jail. A M Danberry arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses. W C T U convention opens at First Baptist church with good attendance and ends tomorrow. Florence Crittenton Home opened with one inmate, two expected. M C A committees raised 24584 dollars in subscriptions. John H Jones, 14, sues S & T railway for 20000 dollars for injuries from being run over. T Ferguson found guilty of silent liquor selling in Wellington.
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W. C. T. UL Convention and Institute
First Baptist Church
Florence Crittenton
Bailey Must Pay Up in Calderhead Trust Suit
Judge Moore denies Bailey and other stockholders a quash in the Calderhead trust case. The suit seeks about $140000 largely from nonresidents, based on stock liability for bank debts. The decision held the summons sufficient though it did not note attached property. Edward Batley is among those liable.
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Moore
Calderhead
Towning
Star Readers
8. C. Calderhead
Guaranty Loan & Trust Co
Washington
Edward Batley
Harrisburg
Hatley
Hailey
Bailey
Campaign Plans for Col. W. J. Piryan to the East
Col W J Piryan of Bryan preparing for a winter campaign in the eastern states. He will focus on New England with some time in large Atlantic coast cities and Richmond. Around December 1 he will start and work with the national Democratic committee and a couple of its agents.
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Omaha
Neb
W. J. Piryan
New England
Atlantic Coast
Richmond
Mart Kant
Tie
National Democratic Committee
National Committee
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Carnegie
F. W. Waener
FR. Price
J. B. Williame
WH. de Caprio
Mre
M. A. Gottatein
McLean
Joseph
White House
Finnigan
Star Paint Co
Pike St
Coon Bros
Second Avenue
Brunner & CO
Pike Street
Corner Fifth
Monogram Rye
Oscar Oe Burke
Burke’s
McBrayer
Hennessy and Martel
Ar Len Ems
Clay Eversole
Opticion
Standard Tailoring Co
Third Ave
Gia
E. Holcomb
Optician
Burke
City News
Gasare
Erere
O'Hara
Washington MI Company
Skagit County
Louis 8. Bowerman
Daniel
Alfred Battle
Ellen M. Hees
Broadway
Hayes Street
Agnes Siettengren
Thirty-second Avenue
Edward Parmalee
Minneapolis
Parmalice
Troutman
Liverpool
Eng
John A. Smith
Fourth Avenue
Fallard Populiata
Ay. McNamara
San Francisco
Mack Diamond
Herbert Connell
Leon Ballard
Greeny
Auburn Argus
Connell
Larris Cain
A. M. Danberry
Seret
Ward
M.C. A
John H. Jones
8. @& T. railway company
T. Ferguson
Wellington
Bryan
Walla Walla Addition
Denny Blaine Land Co
Dexter Horton Bank
W. Houghton
First Avenue Jeweler
Ceme
Palace Steam Laundry
Moran Bros. Company Engine and Ship Builders — Oteee. and
WOOD
Diston
Second Ave
GEO. H. Woodhouse
OUR House
Occidental Ave
Washington St
Mantell
ART Furniture & Grill CO
Third Avenue
Opp
Telephone
Huiiding
Syringe Sale
Barrington
Pike
Diego Fruit Co
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