Havana Race Tensions Quieted After Hotel Dispute
Fears of a race clash in Havana over hotel Negro access reduced after President Gomez intervened. He pressed hotel management and Negro leaders to keep peace and protect tourism. Separately, talk of a large independent Party of Color grows amid elections and political shifts in Cuba.
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Havana
Cuba
Gomez
Cebreco
Con
Partido Independiente de Color
Independent Party of Color
Republic of Equality
Republic of
Republic
Magoon
Manuel Sanguily
Sanguily
Gangu
Million Dollar Alder Mine Could Become World Leader
J M Scott, superintendent of the Alder mine near Twisp, travels to Seattle on vacation but notes the project’s vast potential. Development hinges on rail links. several proposals have already failed to sell at high prices, and a smelter may rise if Great Northern funds a Methow Valley line. Numerous nearby properties await shipments if transportation improves.
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J. M. Scott
Twisp
Seattle
South Dakota
Scott
C. M. Fassett
Spokane
Okanogan
Great Northern
Methow
Methow Valley
Kentucky Steamer Sinking 240 Miles South of Cape Hatteras
The Kentucky of the Alaska Pacific Steamship line is sinking 240 miles south of Cape Hatteras after major leaks. Captain and 75 crew battle to keep afloat as distress calls reach New York. Alamo rushes to aid following S O S and prior storm damage at Newport News.
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New York
Kentucky
Alaska-Pacific Steamship Company
Cape Hatteras
Mallory Line
Alamo
Supreme court affirms Praul verdict in mining trespass case
Prosecuting Attorney Fred Kemp reports the Washington Supreme Court affirmed the conviction of Praul for criminal trespass on the Pride of the West mining claim in Chelan county. Davis and Dr. Shore held possessory rights. Praul’s appeal challenged claim validity but the Court upheld the ruling. The original $50 fine plus costs will total at least $300.
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Fred Kemp
Olympia
Praul
Supreme Court
Pride of the
Justice Court
Leavenworth
West
Dr. Shore
Mr. Davis
Praal
Lewis J. Nelson
Fred H. Peterson
Phillip, D. MacBride
Seattle
S. Ludington
Justice Brewer Proposes One Appeal Policy For Courts
New York Feb 3 Justice Brewer of the U S supreme court urged states to limit appeals arguing that excessive appeals delay justice. He called for public ownership of partly public enterprises and urged removing politics from courts while reserving an exception for constitutional questions.
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New York
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
County Commissioners to Convene Next Monday in Regular Session
The board of county commissioners will meet next Monday for the regular monthly session. Road matters will be considered, but no other special items are expected to come before the board.
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Board of County Commissioners
Entiat Odd Fellows Install Officers In Coded Ceremony
Entiat Washington February 4 Entiat Odd Fellows installed officers with Clint Wolf named Noble Grand Mort Mills Vice Grand C C King secretary and Ed Hedding treasurer confirming the leadership lineup for the lodge.
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Entiat Odd Fellows
Entiat
Wash
Clint Wolf
N. G
Mort Mills
C. C. King
Ed Hedding
Spokane Couple Returns Home After Visiting
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Cooper, long in Spokane, have returned home yesterday after their stay in the city.
Movement to block Lafean bill spurs Walla Walla meet
Walla Walla hort icultural society urges local cooperation to defeat the Lafean bill as a February 12 meeting at the Commercial club links to a broader gathering with Governor Hay and the County Good Roads association. The plan aims to organize business for the state meeting in Aberdeen February 24 and 25.
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Walla Walla
Lafean
Aberdeen
Hubbard Place Sold at Entiat for 14000 Dollars
The H F Hubbard place three miles below Entiat sold yesterday to E G Spencer for 14000. Spencer, connected with Barron Spencer Lumber at Chelan, plans to raise fruit. Hubbard spent years improving the property with water piping and orchard hydrants. The five acre bearing orchard yielded 1500 last year. acreage includes ten acres of young trees one acre of grapes four acres alfalfa and 40 waterable acres plus 200 acres of hill land for pasture. Hubbard now resides in the city practicing law with Parr Hubbard.
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H. F. Hubbard
Entiat
Mr. Hubbard
E. G. Spencer
Spencer
Barron-Spencer Lumber Company
Chelan
Hubbard
Parr & Hubbard
Columbia Valley Bank
Ephrata Valley Boom Signals Rapid Growth
Ephrata reports vast valley development with acres opened for homesteads and desert filings. Wenatchee capital backs plans, Moses Lake irrigation expands, rail depots and electric power eyed, prices for irrigated land rise, new businesses open, and a commercial club charts prospects for spring growth.
Great Northern May Start Spokane Eastbound Fast Mail
A report from St. Paul claims the Great Northern Railway plans a Spokane to Seattle fast mail service via train No 27, creating a Seattle to St. Paul link stronger than existing routes. Local officials have not confirmed the plan, though post office authorities would announce it first.
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St. Paul
Great Northern Railway Company
Spokane
Seattle
Great Northern
G. A. MacDonald
Post Office
Jacob Oppenheimer Almost Dodges Death at San Quentin
San Francisco report notes Jacob Oppenheimer narrowly escapes the gallows after a writ of error delays his death sentence. He slashed a guard during a life-term murder case and awaits US Supreme Court review of California law. The piece also covers a Minneapolis wedding and other local items.
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San Francisco
Cal
San Quentin
Jacob Oppenheimer
State Supreme Court
Oppenhimer
Supreme Court of the United
Oppenheimer
Yakima Commercial Club pushes state road route through Yakima valley
The Yakima Commercial Club urged county officials to back a Seattle to Spokane state road via Kittitas Yakima Benton and Franklin counties. A North Yakima meeting Feb 15 aims to pressure commissioners before Aberdeen good roads convention. Governor Hay backs Wenatchee route but Yakima seeks to divert to a preferred path.
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State of Washington
North Yakima
Yakima Valley
Yakima Commercial Club
Seattle
Spokane
Kittitas
Yakima Benton
Franklin
Sam Hill
Lancaster
State Road Advisory Board
Cle Elum
Pasco
Aberdeen
Commercial Club
Yakima
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Bridge
Hay
Start Work on New Wenatchee Laundry Building
The Wenatchee steam laundry will begin reconstruction early next week. The old building will be pulled back two feet on Columbia and Palouse street sides. A new well is being dug to ensure clean water, and the 50 by 120 foot facility will house modern laundry machinery and a clothes pressing club. Manager Tubbs says operations will continue and standards will remain high during the project.
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Wenatchee
Columbia
Palouse Street
Tubbs
County Attorney Fred Kemp in Leavenworth for assault case
In Leavenworth on Wednesday County Attorney Fred Kemp represented the state in an assault and battery case. Loren Richards of Tumwater Light and Power faced charges for kicking seven year old Sern Jesen and was fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Fred Kemp
Leavenworth
Loren Richards
Tumwater Light and Power Company
Sern Jesen
Richards
Mrs Eggimann Plans Ten Day Visit Then Return
Mrs. C. F. Eggimann will be on number four today for a ten days visit after which she will return to Besttle for another month. Mrs. C. A. Gay of Seattle is visiting with her sister in law, Mrs. Fian nagan for a week or two.
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Mae Cook
John Edward Mills
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Journal
William A. Gerrie
Helen Crittenden
Fred Valentine
Eva O’brien
Harry W. Cook
M. Vivianne Mars
Clarence Oakins
Miss O’brien
Mendelssohn
Gertrude Gerrie
Leda Mars
Mills
C. F. Eggimann
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Telegraph
Lucien Kellogg
Wenatchee Papers
University of Washington
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L. E. Kellogg
Millerdale
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JECT
Light and Water Plant
Ephrata
Moses Lake
Pacific Monthly
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Collier
Wm. Tolliver and Son
D. J Beard
Red Apple
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Northern Pacific Railroad
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Great Northern Railroad
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