Gambling Houses Closed in Yukon Territory
Dawson Yukon Territory November 22 special dispatch says Major Wood ordered an immediate halt to all gambling in the Yukon after the Dominion gambling house hold up. The ban covers Dawson saloons and many cigar stores including the Dominion Aurora Monte Carlo Rank Northern Annex Del Monte Savoy Exchange and stops gambling at Grand Forks and White Horse.
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Dawson
Y. T
Dominion
Maj
Wood
Yukon Territory
Aurora
Monte Carlo
Rank
Northern Annex
del Monte
Savoy and Exchange
Grand Forks
White Horse
No Inquest Over Rush Police Investigation Concludes
The coroner ruled no inquest needed after the Monday night shooting of D. Rush at Pacific depot. Coroner Hoye and Chief of Police, with the prosecuting attorney, determined the facts, noting Private Detective Hunt of the Pacific railroad was the shooter. Rush’s brother awaits burial at Lakeview cemetery.
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D. Rush
Pacific Depot
Hoye
Rush
Hunt
Pacific Railroad
California
Remwins Lakeview
Hold-Ups Epidemic in Everett
Reported surge of street robberies in Everett alarms residents. Police urge caution as incidents cluster across downtown and residential areas. Victims describe masked assailants targeting pedestrians late evenings. Officials vow increased patrols and community outreach.
Tacoma security loan bid advances plant expansion
Nov [word missing] Sg president of the offic nagnal Co departed for Low to secure funds for extensions at the company's plant. Drewer began action to recover the same de seatoat 0. 'alain mining property.
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Tacoma
Offic ~ Nagnal Co
Alain Mining
Prosecution Highlights Case In Ida Bonine Murder Trial
Washington witnesses described the scene of the Hing murder and a hotel patron who found the body as Mrs. Bonine faces trial for Ayres death. The defense portrays a sudden quarrel and self defense with Ayres drawing a pistol. prosecutors argue a long affair and planned killing to escape her from him.
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Washington
Taggart
Ida Bonine
Ayres
What Remedy Have We Against Trusts
Gov. Rogers asked Attorney General Stratton for guidance on possible action under article 12 section 22 of the state constitution. Stratton believes penalties for violations have not been provided by the legislature and will study the matter, reporting back in two or three days.
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Olympia
Rogers
Stratton
Ste
Stratton T
Nebraska Governor Declines Meeting Over Northwestern merger
Lincoln Nebraska November 22 Governor Savage announced he will not meet Minnesota Governor Van Sant to discuss the Northwestern railroad merger suppression. Savage says Nebraska is not involved since no consolidation is evident in the state.
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Lincoln
Neb
cGov
Savage
van Sant
Minnesota
Northwestern Railroad
Nebraska
City Schools Championship Game Ends 10 to 0
Denny defeats Cascade by 10 to 0 in a city schools championship clash. Jacke scored on a long end run. Boyle Wold and Moran starred on defense and ends. Cascade highlights included Ease Echoderat and Miller. The crowd counted about 600 students. The Univ Prep squad travels to Port Townsend to face Port Townsend High School.
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Denny
Casente Mevens
Jacke
Denny's
Boyle
Wold
Moran
Cascade Eleven
Ease
Echoderat
Miller
South School
Dickinson inquiry set for civil service commission tonight
The civil service commission will hold the Dickinson investigation at city hall tonight at 7 40 o clock. Three to four witnesses are to be examined on each side.
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Dickinson
Civil Service Commission
City Hall
General Randall Will Return to Inspect Puget Sound Forts
After a Washington conference with top Army officers, General Randall, commander of the district, plans an extensive visit to Puget Sound forts. Maj. Rubien pressed the fort needs, and Randall may push substantial improvements before the conference. The visit impacts Wort Casey Flagter Woren and Lawton fortifications.
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Washington, D. C
United States Army
Gen. Randall
District of Will
Torta Puget Sound
Hhe
Washington
Maj
Rubien
Randall
Imer
Wort Casey
Flagter
Woren
Lawton
Chicago signs three players for next season
Tacoma reports that three players from last season's local team Lynch J J Bt Vrain and McIntyre have been signed by Chicago to play in the National League next year.
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Tacoma
Lynch
J. J
Bt. Vrain
McIntyre
Chicago
Special Tacoma Council Meet Probes Power Contract Award
A special Tacoma chamber meeting is called for tonight to decide on action related to Commissioner Clark's award of the power contract to the Snoqualmie Falls Co. A council committee of Hammond and Samson is appointed to investigate administration actions on the contract letting.
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Tacoma
Chamber of Commerce
Beaton Execution Date Set Amid Mental Tests
Prosecuting attorney Fulton wins in Judge Griffin's court to fix the date for execution of William Alden Beaton on January 6 after the supreme court denial and prior insanity defenses. Beaton requests inquest of Jonacy. doctors report no deterioration in Beaton’s mental status. Beaton asks James Mullen to be death watch and to converse in remaining days.
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Fulton
Griffin
William Alden Beaton
Beaton
Supreme Court
Jonacy
Iton
Peaton
A. m
M. Beaton
Corcoran
Enerift
James Mullen
Hesta
Mullen
Jim
Seaton
Hopels
Considine brothers vow to stay in Beattie business
John and Tom Considine announce they will remain in Beattie and continue in business at the People's theatre. John says the jury verdict provides relief after months of strain, and the brothers plan Beattie as their permanent home and base.
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Considine
John
Tom
Beattie
People's Theatre
Star
Ihean Houhcement
Harrison Case Highlights Vagrancy Law Controversy
attorney Frank Welialing argues six months hard labor for William Harrison Vagrancy is illegal and beyond municipal power. Seattle police used vagrancy ordinances to push harsh sentences. Harrison, alias White, a noted thief, was sentenced to six months on the chain gang after arrest by Detective Adams and Patrolman Holland. a habeas corpus writ is set for superior court review tomorrow morning.
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Frank Welialing
George
William Harrison
Devine
Seattle
Harrison
Aline
Spokane
K KM
White
West
Adams
Holland
Beattie
Frank CC. Welsling
Sargent Sets Sail From Port Townsend Then Returns
The ship C. F. Sargent sailed from Port Townsend with cargo for Seattle. After an outward voyage the regent was found leaky and returned to Port Townsend for repairs. She was later seaworthy again and expected to proceed to San Francisco without difficulty.
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C. F. Sargent
Port Townsend
Seattle
Regent
San Francisco
City Engineer Estimates Cost of Sidewalk Improvements
Assistant City Engineer Dimmock estimates cement sidewalk work on John Street from Boylaton Avenue to Nagle's Addition and on Tenth Avenue north from Dennyway to East Shoman Street will cost $6700. The report goes to the Board of Public Works tomorrow.
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Dimmock
John Street
Boylaton Avenue
Nagle
Tenth Avenue
Dennyway
East Shoman Street
Board of Public Works
Turned Loose on Society Lee Ging Released by Habeas Corpus
Federal officers held Lee Ging, a Chinese national, unlawfully in the country. Judge Stanford ordered his release today on a writ of habeas corpus.
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Lee Ging
Anford
Chinese Gambler Tal Lee Arrested in Police Court
Tal Lee, a Chinese gambler, was arrested by Detective Tennant last night and fined $10 in the police court this morning.
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Tal Lee
Tennant
Port Blakeley Boy Held En Route to Reform School
Robert Ronk a 10 year old incorrigible from Port Blakeley was jailed today as he travels to a reform school in a city custody move.
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Robert Ronk
Port Blakeley
Reform School
Jury acquits Considine after long deliberation
A town recounts the jury verdict in the Considine case. On first ballot six favored acquittal, five manslaughter, one murder in the second degree. After hours of debate juror Carr shifted, and at 6:36 p.m. the jury returned not guilty. The crowd cheered, the Considine family celebrated, and the judge read instructions before finalizing the verdict.
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Considine
Carr
Endra
Wee
Woman Attempts Suicide at Washington Street Home
Maysee Arnold known as Mary of 117 Washington Street attempted self harm in a drunken episode. Dr Carrell aided her until she recovered. This marks her second such act in a year, the earlier attempt with carbolic acid in British Columbia.
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Maysee Arnold
Mary
Washington Street
Dr. Carrell
British Columbia
Russian Novelist Lyotoletos Reported Dead in London
Central News dispatch from London reports the death of Count Lyotoletos, the renowned Russian novelist, with confirmation of the loss credited to illness or natural causes. Details remain sparse as the obituary circulated through international desks.
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London
At. Eceoeeaars
Lyotoletos
Prelates Convene in Washington Archbishops Meet
The annual meeting of Catholic archbishops convened in Washington with executive session underway. Leaders discuss church hierarchy affairs, the status of a new island and overall Catholic society matters.
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Washington, D. C
New Island
Eee
Eclipse From San Francisco Arrives After Fast Coastal Voyage
The Eclipse, captained by Sargon, reached the harbor under tow from the Tacoma after a voyage up the coast from San Francisco. The vessel, a launch ship of 1489 net tons, carried about 2600 tons of coal bound for San Francisco and reported rough seas near the Columbia River. Captain Larson is a known figure among local seafaring men.
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San Francisco
Eclipse
Sargon
Tacoma
Larson
Golden Gate
Capettery
Columbia River
Larson Gente
Gatherer
Aooma
Cape Plattery
Sound Reduction Co Incorporation Filed in Everett
Articles of Incorporation filed by Sound Reduction Co, controlled by the Rockefellers, for 990000. The Everett smelter works are reorganized as a Washington state local concern with W C Butler and HM Brownell as filers.
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Everett
Sound Reduction Co
Rockefellers
Big Smelier Works
Anne Bg
State
Oremia
Tragic Furnace Accident at Schoenberger Mills
Early this morning an unknown man entered a furnace at Schoenberger's mills in Pittsburg. His body was severely burned with only his left foot remaining identifiable. Authorities have not yet identified the victim.
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Pittsburg
Schoenberger's Mills
Sats Tonight With Cou Steamer South Portland Cleared
The steamer South Portland will finish taking her coal cargo at the Pacific Coast bunkers this morning and will clear for the Golden Gate tonight. She takes 1000 tons of Franklin and Black Diamond.
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South Portland
Pacific Coast
Golden Gate
Bound Over for Forgery in Dexter-Horton Case
Harry Sutton was bound over to the district court by Judge George for trial on forgery. The youth allegedly forged the Pacific Bridge Co. name on a $15.65 check, cashed by Geo Conklin after the voucher proved worthless at the Dexter-Horton bank.
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Harry Sutton
Rec
George
Button
Pacific Bridge Co
Geo. Conklin
Dexter-Horton Bank
Cree leader holds secret seances to urge war
Craig Snake, who led the Cree uprising last spring, is conducting secret seances to rouse his tribesmen to renewed conflict, as reported from Guthrie Oklahoma on November 22.
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Guthrie, Okla
Craig Snake
Wilkins Charged After Signing Wife’s Name on Check
F. W. Baker of the Seattle Hardware Company files a formal complaint against W. A. Wilkins former employee of the Metropolitan Printing and Binding Company. Wilkins is charged with signing his wife’s name to a $60 check and cashing it.
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F. W. Baker
Seattle Hardware Company
W. A. Wilkins
Metropolitan Printing and Binding Company
Baker
Dick Turpin to Face Justice Cann on Burglary Charge
Dick Turpin the alleged water pirate and burglar captured near Kyverett will be heard before Justice Cann late this afternoon on the burglary charge.
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Dick Turpin
Kyverett
Justice Cann
Stable Boss to Be Appointed by Public Works Board
The Board of Public Works will appoint a new stable boss today from civil service eligibles John R. Miller and Thomas F. Cassidy.
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Board of Public Works
Civil Service
John R. Miller
Thomas Fr. Cassidy
Municipal civil service exams set for labor department posts
The municipal civil service commission will hold examinations tomorrow for positions in the labor department.
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Municipal Civil Service Commission
Labor Department
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Dickinson Investigation
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Wm. Harrison
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Meredith
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Adams & Blanchard
Second Ave
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First Avenue
St. Petersburg
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Queen City Steam Laundry
Fourth Ave
Pike
Hood Ok
Jarlon
Ceilaend Maden Males College
Madrona Park
Lake Union University
Rainier Heights
Columbia
Flerbert
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Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit CO
Columbia St
First Ave
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Alex. Myers
Arnsworths
Ramaker Music
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van Camp
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Adams Grocery CO
Pike and Union Ste
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Fredrick & CO
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