Move of Moran Plant Not Due to Taxation
The Moran shipyards may relocate not from taxes but to access water frontage and larger land for a thousand acres or more to build a new plant and worker housing. Officials call tax dodges ridiculous while noting the city could gain millions by selling the current site.
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MORAN
Moran Company
Audi Wce
Cn Aieaton
T. A. Parish
Removal
Snobermiah
Pullman
James P. Agnewald
C. L. Beckingham
Morans
Yooler
Pike
Moore
Courts to Judge Assessments in Seattle Utilities
Courts will review assessments on public service companies including Seattle Electric Co and Puget Power. Moran Brown and Seattle Lighting Co attorneys indicate intent to seek judicial review, potentially delaying tax payments until higher court rulings. The Seattle Electric Co plans to challenge its plant assessment, with others likely to follow depending on the outcome.
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Court of the States
Court of the United States
Peas
Toanty Treasury Seattle Electric Co
Puget Belt
M. M. Lyter
Moran Hrow. Company
H. R. Clise
Seattle Lighting Co
Seattle Electric Co
Boys save trains heroism noted by two youths
In September, 14 year old Shay and Charley Allen halted an excursion train by signaling with a red light and guiding a freight away from a trestle after a runaway wagon endangered passengers. They refused money, seeking medals instead, with the railroad later rewarding them.
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Shay Ando Charley
Wegic Station
Hove
Tommy Shay
Chartie
Treath
Shay
Ad Carnesie
Wabash Go
Charley Allen
Carnegie
Charlie
Seattle Welcomed as Most Friendly City to Japan
Japanese official Mr Ishii and Acting Consul Matsubara arrived, praising Seattle as the friendliest U.S. city to Japan. Ishii dismissed talk of a breach with San Francisco, saying both sides want equal rights and self protection. He noted California hoodlums caused unrest but warned against larger conflict.
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Seattle
United States
Kikujiro Iehii
Bureau of Commerce of Japan
Matsubara
San Francisco
Japan
Ban Francisco
Ishii
Mr. Ishii
Death by poison mistaken for candy shocks Los Angeles
An 18 year old, Pfeffer, died in agony at the home of T. McCarey after ingesting ants poison mistaken for candy. The incident occurred in Los Angeles as authorities investigated the tragic accident and warned of poison storage dangers.
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United Press
Angeles
Cal
Swanson Claims Robbery After City Street Fight
A Swanson reports being assaulted and robbed of 46 dollars in Whale Ma loon in the south end. Police say Swanson could not prove the loaned money or the suspect. Duncan Campbell was held on suspicion but lacked the stolen amount on arrest.
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A. Swanson
Swan
Paige Teggeree
Rob Pasa
Duncan Campbell
Swanson
Five Years for Glass at San Quentin Given
Lovie Glass, vice-president of the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Co, was sentenced to five years in San Quentin for bribery connected to favoring the Home Telephone Co. The court denied a new trial and declared Glass guilty as charged. Glass maintained innocence before the sentence.
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United Preas
San Panel San
Lovie Glass
Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Home Telephone Company
Ban Quentin Y Poa Lawlor
Ginsa
Glass
Delmas
Lawlor
Laula Glass
Louis Glaae
California
San Quentin
Innis
Fdllow
Giase
Telegraphers Declared to Work in Hop Fields
At a Labor Temple meeting yesterday it was decided strikers should seek other work until the strike wins. Forty union men have been hired by a hop grower to pick hops for six weeks or until settlement. The group departs tomorrow for the fields with instruments and a baseball team, and will receive strike bulletins while keeping doors open to return to their jobs within 24 hours if needed.
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Labor Temple
Sical
Water Carnival Set With Seattle Team to Compete
Merchants donate prizes for the Lana Park patatorium water carnival to be held September 12 13 14 and 16. Prizes are on display at Lee's drug store Alaska building. About 16 Seattle Athletic Club swimmers joined practice under Tom McDonald and Hurst.
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Lana Perk Patatorium
Lee's Drug Store
Alaska
Seattle Athletic Club
Tom McDonald
Hurst
Ranninger
Lana Park
Vancoouver
Big Rise in City School Enrollment This Year
The school board reports about 17 224 pupils enrolled yesterday for the fall term of 1906, nearly 2 000 more than the first day last year. Broadway high school now shares space with Lincoln High for afternoon classes, boosting total high school enrollment to 2 410 compared with 1 669 last year.
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Broadway
Lincoln ‘High School
Steamer Aids Smaller Craft In Distress Off Alaska Route
The steamer W. 8 Porter left Seattle yesterday for Alaska with a cargo of 56 barrels of oil. Of the load 36 000 barrels were discharged at sea and the remainder at Nome and St. Michael. Northbound, the vessel under Capt. Macdonald sighted a small craft in distress and blown out to sea. The Porter aided the craft amid rough weather, helping it reach safety.
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Porter
Alaska
Nome
Macdonald
Court Seeks Receiver for Fe Cannon & Co Injunction Sought Against Board Office
W MacCormack of the accounting firm Fe Cannon & Co is named to the superior court as receiver for the firm. An injunction is requested to bar Secretary Reuven W Jones of the school board and Lana Park owners from paying any money due the firm to Cannon or his representatives.
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W. MacCormack
Coung
Fe. Cannon & Co
Cannon
Reuven W. Jones
Aohoo! Board
Lana Park
Two new boats for Frisco run eyed by Alaska Pacific Steamship
In marine circles the Alaska Pacific Steamship contemplates purchasing two vessels to aid stevedoring and handling. President E. B. Caine, view president, and officials are said to be negotiating the acquisition in San Francisco.
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Frisco
Alaska-Pacific Steamation
Man and
Mrs Tea May Heady Sues for Divorce and Property
Mrs Tea May Heady sues husband Charles L Heady for divorce on cruelty and seeks all community real estate valued around 15000 for support of herself and child. She also asks for 1750 to be paid on June 15 1908.
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Tea May Heady
Charles L. Heady
Heady
Maynard
Dexter Horton
Suelf
A. H. Gattha Weds Edith G Richards in Seattle
A. H. Gattha formerly Savoy hotel manager married Mrs. Edith G Richards yesterday. Rev W H W officiated. The groom plans private dual news in Seattle.
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A. H. Gattha
Savoy Hotel
Mary
Edith G. Richards
W. H. W. Itees
Seattle
Seattle to host next Eagles national convention
Norfolk delegates at the Grand Serie predict Seattle will secure the Eagles national convention for next year. The consensus among attendees points to Seattle as the site for the 1947 gathering.
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United Press
Norfolk
Seattle
Eagles
Bombings Rock Chicago as Authorities Hunt Suspects
Bomb throwing and blasts troubled Chicago with two explosions. A bomb in front of an auto seriously injured occupants. another blast at Stanley J. Graham’s showroom damaged the facade and interior. Police seek a man and a woman believed to be responsible.
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Chicago
Stanley J. Graham
Hadlock Mill Sued For 5000 Over Worker Injury
Tom Taylor sues Washington Mill company for 5000 damages alleging negligence of a fellow workman who dropped a heavy chisel from a building striking Taylor on the back and causing severe bleeding. The incident occurred in Port Townsend area on September 4.
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Port Townsend
Washington Mill Company
Hadlock
Tom Taylor
Anarchist Threat Targets Victor Emmanuel in Milan
Milan officials report a well known anarchist has threatened the life of Victor Emmanuel. A search for the would be murderer is underway as authorities believe he may be in the city.
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Milan
Royal Guard
Victor Emanuel
Broadway High football practice delayed by crowded building
Crowded conditions at the Broadway high school building prevent the football team from turning out this week. Eleven candidates seek space for an athletic association meeting before practice. New jerseys and socks are on hand and a nearly complete game schedule exists. First turnout is scheduled for Monday of next week.
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Broadway High School
Athletic Association
Mine Strikers Return to Work at Angelis Mine
After over four months idle the Angelis mine strike ends as the union votes to resume work under former conditions. Hundreds of miners return to Angels. The coin mutilation case of Jaspero Del Fevera is moved to the Tacoma grand jury.
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United Press
Stockton
Cal
Angelis
Angels
Jaspero del Fevera
United States
Tacoma
Kiefer
Root Rebounds Under Workout Regimen In White Plains
Secretary of State Elihu Root, recently exhausted after a tense Roosevelt interview, undergoes intense training with trainer Billy Muldoon in White Plains. He endures early rising, baths and long walks, discovering new strength as he regains health before returning to Washington.
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Seattle Star
White Plains
N. Y
Elihu Root
Roosevelt
Billy” Muldoon
Root
Muldoon
Secretary Root
Washington
Pennsylvania
Amateurs rope a federal court safe in morning break in
Burglars blew open the safe in Clerk Hopkins office at the federal court building at Fourth and Marion early this morning but failed to grab cash. Detectives Clark and Corbett say the attempt was by inexperienced hands as a dynamite charge shattered the inner door and a desk nearby. No arrests yet. police pursue suspects who likely fled hours ago.
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Hopkins
Hurghars
Federal Court
Fourthay
Marion Et
Clark
Corbett
Borah Demands Immediate Trial Amid Court Shuffle
Boise Idaho September 4 Judge Wood clears the district court criminal docket to speed George Pettibone’s October 1 trial. Senator Borah faces federal charges over Harbor Lumber timber land dealings and demands an instant trial. If Borah is convicted Pettibone and Moyer cases may be dropped, with special DOJ assistants sent to assist.
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Boise
Idaho
District Court
Wood
George Pettibone
Steve Adams
North
Senator Borah
Amberland
Borah
Western Federation
Berah
Pettibone and
Moyer
Horah
Grand Jury
Harbor Lumber Company
M. C. Burch
Denver
R. Rush
Omaha
Department of Justice
Ruick
Buickie
Palmer House Fire in Chicago Sent 700 Guests to Escape
Fire broke out in the Palmer house basement shortly before midnight. Smoke spread through the building as 700 guests fled to the streets. fire was controlled and out by 1 am with no injuries reported.
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Chicago
Palmer House
Railroad drive spurs big lumber yard at Quilcene
Port Townsend Sept. 4 The renewed railroad push by Milwaukee and Union Pacific in this county sparks Seguin Shingle and Lumber Co to start a large lumber yard at Quilcene. George Sturrock and J H Munn finalize plans for a sawmill near Discovery Bay.
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Port Townsend
Milwaukee
Union Pacific
Seguin Shingle and Lumber Co
Quilcene
George Sturrock
J. H. Munn
Discov
Chamber of Commerce opposes joining with other groups
The Chamber of Commerce yesterday adopted a resolution opposing alliance with any other commercial body as it already covers the field it intends to serve.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mansfield leaves estate to wife in 1894 will
Richard Mansfield died leaving an estate valued at 900000 to his wife. The will, one of the shortest on record, was read today and probate will proceed tomorrow.
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New York
Richard Mansfield
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