Peage Now Reigns in San Domingo
Reports from San Domingo indicate quiet reign under Juan Jimines who resumes control after the brief upheaval. Exiled Won y Gil has departed to Porto Rico aboard a German gunboat. Jimines promises stable governance until the next revolution. The U.S. State Department notes Powell refused to recognize the new government and will not interfere.
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Washington
D. C
San Domingo
Juan Jimines
Won Y Gil
presi@ant
Porto Rico
Jimmes
Jimines
Vasquea
Lule Won Y Gil
New York
Paria
Vasques
Woey Gil Gnally
Washington, D.C
State Department
United States
Powell
Directors win in fight over schoolhouse prize contest
A Berlin case upheld directors who rented the Bertin school house for a prize fight. Judge Albertson's court awarded damages to W H Bruckart and H A Baerlacher against Justice of the Peace J Taylor Wright who fined the plaintiffs $25 for violating the law. The dispute centered on a science contest versus an ordinary fight with revenue sharing to the school district.
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Albertson
Department of the Superior Court
W. H. Bruckart
H. A. Baerlacher
Justice of the Peace
J. Taylor Wright
Berlin
Wright
Bertin
Fred Russel
Lever
Dhor
Lawrence of Vermont Named as Attorney Appointee
Washington D C November appointment details show BB Lawrence of Vermont to replace Assistant Attorney Christianey who resigned and R W Webster of Kentucky to replace Daniel Miller who faced trial for postal fraud. Union Savings Trust Co opens all day Saturday at 112 Cherry Street offering deposits from $1.00 and 4 percent interest on time deposits.
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Washington, D. C
BB Lawrence
Vermont
Christianey
R.W. Webster
Kentucky
Daniel Miller
Union Savings & Trust Co
Cherry Street
WHURCH MEETING AT MARKET STREET BAPTIST
Market Street Baptist Church announces Rev. W. G. Jones as pastor. Morning service on Sunday discusses Jonah and the Fish. Evening service at 7 30 pm titled What To Christ to You. Sunday school at 12 30 pm and B Y P L U at 6 45 pm. Services at Ilam district location corner Market Street South Main Street.
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Whurch Meeting
Market Street Baptist Church
Twenty-fourth Ave
Main Street
W. G. Jones
Ilam
B. Y. Plu
Seattle Produce Association Forms to Succeed Exchange
The Seattle Produce association formed by local commission men aims to replace the Seattle Produce exchange which died last spring. Officers elected include Frank L. Wheeler president M C Mason vice president and Charles secretary treasurer. The group will open an office on Western Avenue to coordinate business and benefit members.
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Seattle Produce Association
Seattle Produce Exchange
J. B. Powles
Frank L. Wheeler
Sident
M. CC
Mason
Presi T
Charles
Western Avenue
Wheeler
Barn Burns Near Colfax. Fire Destroys Contents
Special to The Star Colfax November 7 The barn of St Peter a farmer two miles north of Colfax burned last night with all contents but the live stock which was rescued The loss is estimated at 2500 dollars
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Colpax
St. Peter
Colfax
Logger killed in timber accident near Olympia
James McKay a hook tender in a Blackhill logging camp was instantly killed when a log swung onto the stump and struck him on the head. He was related to Alexander McKay, a Northern Pacific timber cruiser. Also, Sam Irwin of Pacific Packing & Navigation Company broke his leg in Tacoma after stepping from an uncoupled Interurban car and is hospitalized.
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Kay
Blackhill
McKay
Alexander McKay
Northern Pacific
Sam Irwin
Pacific Packing & Navigation Company
Tacoma
Mr. Irwin
The
Providence Hospital
Ambergris Mystery Exposed as Whale Rubber at Coast
Professor M O G Byers of the state university ruled that the ambergris seized from Charlee Todd’s launch is in fact whale rubber. Judge Hanford ordered the analysis, with the case pending in U S court. Labor meetings are listed for tonight at Brewers Teameaters Hall and Sunday at various union halls.
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Pacific Block
Blackeamithe
L. UL Hall
Steam Engineers
Sunday Brotherhood of Engineers
Typographical Union
Steamenhipmen
Fiyer Dock
Purcell and Boys Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Frank Purcell a Seattle saloon man and five boys tied to respectable families faced Police Judge George yesterday on disorderly conduct charges. The youths were fined 2 each and Purcell 5. The group visited the Chinaran’s place on Washington Street and caused a disturbance while under Myrtle Clayburn’s escort. Detectives Hubbard and Freeman arrested them after a projectile was tossed and stopped. The boys all under 17 paid small fines for liquor access citywide, highlighting police enforcement gaps.
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Frank Purcell
Chin Pong
Washington Street
Seattle
George
Purcell
Myrtle Clayburn
Myrtle
Hubbard
Freeman
James Medulloch
Eilie Snatton Maresh
Edward Pierce
Andrew Bostock
Andrew Hurgain
City Abolishes Meat Inspector and Quarantine Guards
The city finance committee refused further funds for the meat inspector and two quarantine guards. The guard positions are abolished while the inspector's post remains closed until a qualified replacement is found. Current inspector W. E. B. Sutter has resigned due to the small salary and will depart December 1.
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W. EB Sutter
Collins Estate Wins Suit Over Seattle Hotel Property
Judge Joiner ruled for the defendant in the heirs of a deceased wife versus John Collins estate. The grandchildren claimed a one sixth community interest in the Seattle hotel, but the court found community property law did not apply after purchase. The Seattle property was valued around 20 000.
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Joiner
John Collins
Seattle
Collinge
Pioneer of 1844 dies at Kent aged many years
Samuel H. Crockett, a pioneer of Puget Sound and early Olympia settler, died yesterday at Kent at an advanced age. He traveled overland from Missouri to Puget Sound in 1844, helped build Tumwater’s first grist mill, and co‑founded two forts during the Indian War. He later served in the Territorial legislature and moved to Kent twelve years ago. He leaves a widow and numerous nephews and nieces.
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California
San Francisco
Aretoria
Crockett
Olympia
Crickett
Tumwater
Mrr. Crockett
Territorial
Kent
Mr. Crockett
Matilda Lloyd
Hood River
Ore
Lincoln
Stevens
Millions in river bed unlocks riches at Horsefly camp
Vancouver reports two new dredges planned for the Horsefly district of Cariboo as mining profits surge. Since white settlement, Harper's camp on the Horsefly River has yielded over a million dollars from gravels, with recent digs by Ward Horsefly Gold Mining showing a vein of heavy black gravel and a single day haul of 1084 dollars amid richer ground.
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the Star
Vancouver
Bcc
Horeefly
Cariboo
Mritish Columbia
Harper's Camp
Hornefly
R. T. Ward
Ward Horsefly Gold Mining Company
Harpers Camp
Banta Freed After Murder Trial Acquittal
Isaac Banta was acquitted at the current term of court for the murder of Guy Morrison on November 1 in Valdes. The defense established lack of responsibility for Banta's actions at the time of the alleged crime.
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Isaac Banta
Guy Morrison
Valdes
Banta
Westlake Lakefront Lots Praised as Best Close-In Bargains
Real estate items tout 12 ready plans for Westlake near Lake Union with prices from 65 dollars monthly payments 100 cash and balance monthly. It highlights street grade sidewalks city water and a canal project promising future value and a 15 percent income potential.
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Lake Union
Westlake Boulevard
Liberty Was Short Dr Carr Released From County Jail
Dr Carr was released from the county jail after serving a sentence for petty larceny and faces a new charge from Judge Cann's court for the same offense. The Beattie Transfer Company reports Carr stole two pe from a wagon last May, and a penitentiary term is possible if convicted. Dodwell & Co to Alfred Holt & Co announce the steamer Ping Luey will sail from Liverpool December 12 for Puget Sound. Deposit services offered at 112 Cherry Street with 4 percent interest on time deposits.
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BR. Carr
Dodwell & Co
Alfred Holt & Co
Liverpool
Ping Luey
Puget Sound Porte
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Heureau
Horatio Vas
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J.P
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First Ave
Col. Columbia
First Avenue
Horacio Vasquez
Western Avenue Commission
James Mc
MR. Purcell
C/T
Collins’ Estate
China Mutual
Danfa Wan
Yokohama
Puget Sound
Peleus
Pacific Coast
Iowa
Adams
Ote
Second Avenue
Samuel
Teaac Burnett
Annie Burnett
Eagles
J. W. Rutter
Nome Aerte, No. 75
Eagles Hall
Irving Wood
Frank Dowd
Westlake
Prichw-Trhma
Lake Union Land Co
Liberty
Cline
Piano
Portia
Juliet
Bowen
McCarthy Dry Goods Company
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Thompson Furniture CO
Cor. Pike
Cascade Laundry CO
Third Avenue
Barberis
Consomme Colbert
Filet
la Parisienne
Friensece de
Lady Fingers
Beninghausen
MacDougall & Southwick Co
W. B. Hutchinson Company
Second and Union
Scheverman Bik
Cherry
Houghton & Hunter Jewelers
Losta
Joy Fates
Fider
Atar
Schuchard Optical Co
Eye Specialists
Firet Ave
COLES
Ernst Bros
Pike St
Edgar Bryan
Hinckley Black
Lee’s Business
Butterworth & Sons Undertakers
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