Roosevelt to Visit Seattle and West Coast Next Spring
President Roosevelt plans a cross country presidential tour visiting Seattle in early May and Southern California in April. The itinerary includes stops in Los Angeles and a return trip via Yellowstone Park after months of travel, with extended stay in Colorado and other western locales.
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Pacific Coast
Washington
D. C
Pres- Roosevelt
Seattle
McKinley
California
Los Angeles
Yellowstone Park
Washington City
Colorado
Independent Brewery Burned by Combine In TI
The Independent Brewery at TI burned in an incendiary fire believed set by a suspected union-brewers’ combine. The plant valued around 160000 was gutted, with an annex containing material and ore. Union men allege big brewers pressured the plant to quit, fearing competition and urging others to follow.
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Em& Cofeern
Phish
Independent
Union
Beattie Firebug Strikes Again With Repeated Incendiary Fires
Beattie investigators pursue a mystery firebug blamed for a string of arson attempts. Fires of suspicious origin occurred in multiple locations, including the Howard block and the Dexter Morton bank area, with investigators noting cunning setup and scattered incendiary material. Deputy sheriffs Kellogg lead the search.
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Beattie
Cap Chemical Engine
Howard Block
Dexter Morton Bank
Kellogg
Female burglars elude police in West case
Investigators press on in a high profile burglary at Dr. Alice M s room last July. Jennie Mar and an unnamed accomplice face questions as officers detail the entry by pinching open the lock and the dropping key ring. The Marshall suspect will be moved to the city after finishing a three month Victoria sentence.
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Mission to Mont Pelee monitor plan in Martinique
The colonies minister asks M% who led a Martinique mission to manage a new observatory there to keep watch on Mont Pelee and island volcanoes. M Lacroix will go with army and navy personnel. past reports noted a temporary lull but possible eruptions remain, amid debates on evacuation and strategic stake for France.
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Pardon Arrives To Save Condemned Man In Chile
In a Chilean case, Julio Roca son and private secretary to President Floca allegedly used his father's signature to request a late pardon for a condemned man. The pardon arrived just in time, with the young man saying he acted to spare a life after believing the president would grant the request on ministerial urging.
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Rae Republic
Wir Spaigon
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Ture
Roosevelt Denies Canard In Cambridge Train Stop
At Cambridge Ohio the Roosevelt presidency faced questions after a Philadelphia interview quote claimed he favored peace by delaying actions. The president denied any published opinion and urged patience, stating he had not commented on the matter in Philadelphia or elsewhere.
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Not Quite Forgotten Canton September 6 observance
The anniversary of President McKinley's shooting was barely marked publicly in Canton. Mrs McKinley accompanied only by Secretary White's daughter visited the cemetery and laid a simple wreath on the coffin, with a few citizens visiting later.
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McKinley
M McKiniey
Whiton
Young Girl Dies in Auburn Tragedy
Millicent Caroline Parsone 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Parsone of Auburn died there yesterday. Funeral will be held tomorrow morning from the residence with burial at Sumner. The dead girl was well known in Auburn where her family has a large circle of friends.
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Millicent Caroline
James A. Parsone
Auburn
Terment
Sumner
Night duty horses to haul prisoners to jail
Police headquarters shows the force using a team of black horses named Dad Canwell drives, with three months of night duty ending. For the next quarter the horses will work by day to transport prisoners to the city jail, keeping the unit in serviceable condition.
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Canwell
Ats
Caswell
Fails to Pan Out Sequel Lands in Suit Over Wages
A maritime dispute alleges the brigantine Binketey owes 2,500 to its crew for wages. An admiralty marshal has libeled the vessel and will proceed after proper advertisement to satisfy the claim.
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Admiralty Marshal
Brigantine Binketey
Fire Destroys Granda Trunk Freight Cars at Durand
Fire in Durand Michigan on September 6 scorched the Granda Trunk and Ann Arbor Railway freight yard. Forty cars burned and brakeman Edward Woodhouse was injured while attempting to move cars from danger. Estimated loss stands at 155000 dollars.
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Durand
Mich
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Ann Arbor
Hbdward Woodhouse
Cardinal Gibbons Reappears as Mass Clergy Returns
In Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons has recovered enough to officiate mass this morning. The day brings a cool, showery forecast with a fresh south wind. City Engineer Thomson reports vitrified brick paving between Fleet and Beatrice avenues completed and sewer work on Howard avenue from Denny Way to Olive Street finished.
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Returning to Work in West Virginia Coal Fields
Sept reports say the biggest day since the strike ends in West Virginia coal fields as mines resume full capacity. Miners return to work, guards withdrawn, and former employees back, with promises of continued progress and job security.
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West Virginia
Bystonek
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Felda
Secret Conference Between Chamberlain and Botha
The London meeting this afternoon between Secretary Chamberlain and General Botha aims to discuss the Boer request for more funds from the peace treaty. The Boers seek an increase from 5,000,000 pounds to 10,000,000 pounds to repair the country’s waste and damage.
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London
Chamebriain
Eral Botha
Miles From Home at Democratic County Convention
An amusing incident during the Democratic county convention shows Walter Colling of Franklin inadvertently nominating W. J. Trimble of Renton for the North district county commissioner. The error was not found until after the final vote, prompting a quick rectification as Colling realized he was miles from home and had to correct the nomination.
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North End
Colling
Miners Staging Strikes Faced Court in Doncaster
In Doncaster England 68 striking miners were summoned for leaving work without notice. Three hundred seventeen men were ordered to pay damages but many chose jail over payment and were committed. The protest followed the discharge of a foreman whose reinstatement was refused.
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Doncaster
England
Victory for Caetro’s forces near Caracas in five hour battle
Washington dispatch reports President Caetro’s troops defeated insurgents in a hard fought five hour battle near Caracas. Fatalities were heavy on both sides as revolutionary forces were driven from the field.
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Washington, D. C
Caetro
Caracas
Bowen
Marine Trade At This Harbor Records Heavy Passenger and Freight
Port Warden Jensen reports a busy month with 61 steamships and 14 sailing vessels arriving, carrying a combined net tonnage of 61,712. Seattle routes saw 44 steamers with 26,217 inbound and 26,140 outbound passengers. Coastwise imports and exports totaled 4,168 inbound and 1 unknown outbound, while coastwise exports reached 1 961 106 dollars and imports 2 088 242 dollars.
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Jensen
Seattle
Pasania
Strike Threatens Chicago Building Industry
The Master Contractors' Association refuses to reinstate a dispenser who union officials say was discharged for union membership. Contractors have until Tuesday to answer. If unsatisfied, no building material will be hauled after that day.
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Chicago
Master Contractors’ Association
Teameter
Ney
Ontario & Western Railway Warns of Coal Shortage
The annual report says a continued strike could cut coal supply by 20,000,000 tons in a month and that settling the dispute would take two years to restore normal conditions.
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New York
Ontario & Western Railway
Prof Harvey Wiley In Venice With Appendicitis
Prof Harvey Wiley former chief chemist of the U S Department of Agriculture is critically ill in Venice on September 6 suffering from appendicitis and awaiting surgical treatment.
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Venice
Harvey Wiley
United States Agricultural Department
Unrest Reported in Tamaqua as Troops Patrol Creek Corridor
Maj. Gerhart orders soldiers to Pan ther Creek veliey to quell apparent unrest after a conflict. More trouble is feared. Socialists meet in Cartere hall at 7 o'clock tomorrow night with D. F. Boissevain to speak on The Material Interest.
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Gerhart
Panther Creek Veliey
The
Socialiste
Cartere’ Hall
D. F. Boissevain
Diplomatic Victory Seals Sultan Conference Offer
A Washington report states the minister to Turkey has secured the sultan’s agreement to a personal conference to resolve a longstanding United States claim. The grand vizier had previously blocked discussion, but the envoy’s cable indicates progress toward settlement.
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Washington, Bb. CC
Turkey
Seaman
State Department
United States
Beremmere
Butchers Hold Out In Frye Bruhn Strike Amid Meeting Plans
Striking Frye Bruhn meat workers report unions backing them as market owners resist purchases. An important committee meeting tonight may decide on a wider solution. Attending Tacoma union progress and support roll in from the Cooks and Waiters Union while international meat cutters pledge moral aid.
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Beere F. A. Rust
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Arthur Duneeth
Meat Cutters’ Union
Paulus Boehm
N. A. Hoffman
Cooks’ and Walters
Olympic Hall
M. Donnelly
International Association of Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Han
Slanders The Dead In Chicago News Becomes Controversy
Chicago reports alleged slander about the dead linked to Antoinette San Francisco and Mrs Thumiler. Lazare of Chicago says the deceased woman was actually Antoinette Thumiler formerly of Portland, married seven years to Thumiler, whom he accuses of prior divorce.
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Star
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Lisbon
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Lazare
Carrie Nation Plans Newport Lectures After New Mexico Stop
Carrie Nation announces a ceremony at the home for drunkards wives in Kanian City tomorrow but will not attend. She departs for Newport to lecture on society and plans to highlight Henry Waterson's arraignment during her visit.
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New York
Carrie Nation
Kanean City
Transatlantic Race Starts Between Fuerst Bismarck and Phila delphia
The Fuerst Bismarck and the Phila delphia began their great trans Atlantic race at noon from Southampton with the Phila delphia sailing to New York and the Bismarck following tomorrow. Both ships use picked coal and wireless gear to communicate during the voyage. L. Kenard, dismissed on forgery charges, was arrested for passing a $16 worthless check at Maple Cottage restaurant on Third Avenue and James Street.
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Philadelphia
New Yor
L. Kenard
Runaway Team Collides With Wagon On Western Avenue
A team of runaway horses attached to an express wagon frightened pedestrians on Weat erp avenue yesterday. Owner J. MacDougall left the team standing while he entered a business house and failed to lower the weight. The runaways collided with a wagon from Queen City Grocery on Western Avenue and Aron A street, knocking a horse down and smashing the wagon.
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Weaterp Avenue
J. ©. MacDougall
Queen City
Bargain Realty Ads Describe Lot and House for Sale
Snaps Lot 96 by 118 and a four room brick pier house with a chicken house on the lot. Property sits in a garden, partly fenced with wire. Bargains both in prices and terms offered.
R. T. Shannon Growery Co Food Price Promise
Local wholesale and retail outfitters announce they offer flour rolled oats rice beans ham canned fruits vegetables condensed milk cream molasses lard teas coffee and other foods at prices below those asked elsewhere.
A Man of Many Valuable Points
A letter to Labor Commissioner Grout from Edmonds Washington dated September 3 1903 requests prices for potatoes carrots onions summer squash and beets and offers about 80 sacks of produce for sale. The writer seeks guidance on possible use of the items while noting the commissioner’s broad range of achievements.
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Labor
Grout
Neal Puphilea
Up the Sound
Spade
G A R Encampment Fare Information Published
Full information on fares for the G A R National encampment in Washington in October is available from H R Deering A G P B agent Pennsylvania Lines 248 South Clark Street Chicago.
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H. R. Deering
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Pennsylvania Lines
South
Clark Street
Chicago
Bankruptcy Sale of Mechanics' Clothing Stock in Seattle
A bankruptcy sale offers the entire stock of the Mechanics' Clothing Company once at 109 Occidental Ave Seattle now stored for bid. Sealed bids only no bids after Sept 9 1902 1100 hours with sale to the highest bidder Sept 1902. Cash or certified check required to guarantee good faith with $1000 in gold coin.
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Mechanics’ Clothing Company
Occidental Ave
Seattle
U. S
A. D
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