Ernst Claims Republican Goon Machine Motives On Election Boards
A. B. Ernst, central committee chair, accuses Republicans of steering election boards to favor their candidates and hints at past attempts to steal elections. He cites alleged delays in prosecuting ballot fraud and calls for bipartisan boards and strict enforcement to ensure honest vote counting.
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Moore
A. B. Ernst
Central Committee
Republican Committee
Etty Thia
Republican Machine
Grand Trunk Advances Across Western Canada
Port Simpson will be the terminus of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway now expanding westward. The article invites readers to consider land values at Port Simpson once the railway arrives and directs inquiry to the Port Simpson Improvement Co at 18 Pioneer Building for lots in the official fee allotment.
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Port Simpson
Grand Trunk Pacific R. BR
Canada
Recovery 0 Now Assured for Joose Hall
Joose Hall is reported at Providence hospital steadily improving and recovery now assured. Attendants take care to prevent relapse and another relapse is not anticipated as he gradually gains strength and can take nourishment regularly.
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Joose Hall Ia
Providence Hospital
Hia
Seizure Leads to $104500 Suit Over Ship Agenor
The Superior Court hears a $104,500 damage suit filed by the Woeet Commercial company over the ship Agenor. The complaint says the Charles H. Lilly company of Seattle unlawfully took possession at Yokohama harbor last January by a writ of attachment from a Japanese court and sold the vessel to Yokohama parties while she was chartered to carry cargo to the United States.
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Agenor
Charles H. Lilly Company
Seattle
Yokohama
Woeet Commercial Company
Cuit
United States
The Lion and the Mouse at The Grand
The Lion and the Mouse offers a strong financial drama with a matinee tomorrow and engagement closing tomorrow night. The Grand lists four performances with daily matinees and evening prices.
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QRAND
Seattle
Third Avenue
Charles A. Taylor
Missionary Stone
Lola
Belasco and DeMille
Peniances
Star Theater vaudeville bill opens with lively performances
Eight turns headline Dick and Allee McAvoy who impress as dancers singers and jokesters Their act is fresh unlike Riley and Matthews whose barnyard humor feels overused The LaRence duo brings slack wire and aerial ring stunts while the weekly ballad and other acts round out a strong bill likely to draw large audiences all week
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Star Theater
Allee McAvoy
Riley
Matthews
America
Gage
Police Court Proceedings Under Judge Gordon
Chief Wappensstein watched as Judge Gordon and Attorney DeBruler disposed of cases. James O'Brien received 30 days jail and a $100 fine. John Green and other old timers faced long sentences. Ex-convicts Wilson and Hogan were told to leave Beattie in 30 minutes. Stager and Franco Jack were ordered to post $400 bonds or three months. Several minor defendants drew 30 day terms.
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Wappensstein
Gordon
DeBruler
James O'Brien
Yesaman
John Green
FF. W. Wilson
Tom Hogan
Beattie
John Stager
O Rieley
John Barren
Franco Jack
Yass
Frank Green
Frank Grear
C. B. Davis
John McCormick
Gus Jackson
Lumber mills join Pacific Coast group amid inspector dispute
A report claims several mills from the Coos Bay district affiliated with the Pacific Coast Lumber association, denied by Victor H Beckmen and Frank C Alexander. Alexander says the mills joined only to benefit from lumber guided by his bureau, with San Francisco buyers inspecting shipped lumber until contract terms expire.
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Coos Bay
Pacific Coast Lumber Association
Victor H. Beckmen
Association
Frank C Alexander
Pacific Coast Inspection Bureau
Alexander
Soley
San Francisco
Milia
Inspect Bureau
Beattle Improvement Club weighs annexation aid bill
At a conference of improvement clubs yesterday afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce rooms the feasibility of securing legislation to annex the suburb was discussed. The Rainier Heights club reported on the Jackson street grade. The next committee meeting is set for November 26.
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Beattle Improvement Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Improvement Clube
Rainier Heights
Jackson St.regrade
Leland Crew Stricken with Beriberi After Liner Intercept
Word from San Francisco reports the Toyo Kisen Kaisha liner arrived with the ship ii and Bros. sailing under Hongkong authority. The Leland Bros. signaled the liner to stop as high seas prevented boarding by the chief officer and surgeon. Five crew members of the Leland ship were stricken with beriberi and one man died. The liner surgeon issued care instructions before departing.
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San Francisco
II and Bros
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
Hongkong
Leland Bros
Chicago Alton President Pelton Attacked in Court
In Justice court, President Pelton of the Chicago Alton railroad faced sharp criticism in a suit by the Illinois Audit Company seeking recovery of alleged overcharges. Pelton claimed ignorance of the road tariff and suggested shippers had attempted to extort the railroad.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
Chicago
Pelton
Chicago @ Alton railroad
Justice Court
Illinoia Audit Company
Felton
Petition to widen Jackson Street to 96 feet
William Chappelle and other owners of property on Jackson Street between Fourth and Fourteenth seek widening to 96 feet. The council referred the matter to the streets committee after a jury awarded $122,000 in damages to affected property owners.
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William Chappelle
Jackson St
Board of Public Works
Rustler and Pine St Tie At Madison Park
Rustler and Pine Street played a 5 to 6 tie at Madison Park yesterday afternoon. Pine Street seeks challenges from 00 pound teams and can be reached at Main 6882.
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Rustler
Pine St
Madison Park
Last Chance Furnace Sale At Geo Woodhouse Co
A limited number of Hero Hot Air Furnaces offered complete for 45 dollars at the Geo. H. Woodhouse Co Basement Arcade entrance on University Street. This sale promises a final opportunity to purchase before stock runs out.
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Geo. H. Woodhouse Co
University Street
Negro Burglar Kills Marshal in Franklin Riot Threat
George Bashore city marshal was killed by Henry White a Negro burglar as he attempted arrest this morning. A mob gathered at the jail threatening lynching.
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Georlppe Telegraph Service
Franklin
George Bashore
Menry White
Property owners discuss 90 foot Fremont Ballard boulevard plan
A meeting of property owners at the L. P. Griffith company office, with L. P. Griffith as chairman and A. B. Frasch as secretary, ordered plans for a 90-foot boulevard from Ballard to Fremont to join Ewing. A follow up meeting is planned next Monday to inspect plans and form a permanent organization.
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Fremont Ballard Boulevard
L. P. Griffith Company
L. P. Griffith
A. B. Frasch
Ballard
Fremont
Ewing
University
Exposition Grounds
Executed Robbers Linked to Treasury Cashier Robbery
A report from St Petersburg states robbers tied to the cashier robbery were executed today. A dispatch notes Crow Indians on Warpath and reports from Butte Montana express anxiety over a band of about 100 Crow Indians believed to have joined the Uto tribe in Sheridan Wyoming.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
ST. Petersburg
Custom House
Butte
Mont
Sheridan
Wyo
Trinidad
Cuba
Athabaska
Edmonton
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