Teachers Certificate Awards From Quarterly Examination
County Superintendent L. R. Byrne with R. A. Ford and Miss Edith Corbett presided over Tacoma hall as twenty teachers were tested. Five earned first grade certificates, eleven second grade, two third grade, with two applicants failing. bonuses included state diplomas from Oregon Minnesota and New York for several recipients.
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Hua Smith
Olympia
Carrie L. Royal
Oregon
Hua Sweet
Minnesota
E. L. Pope
New York
Washington state mining boom hinted near Port Angeles election
The clipping mentions a looming mining boom in the state to Washington and notes Port Angeles hosts a city election with no politics apparent. It also covers retirement of Jay bB Edwards from Alliance Journal management and local business debates like Bellingham Bay Express opposing saloon as a business.
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Seattle audience shreds Post-Intelligencer editorial
Special to the Tribune Seattle Nov 16 Francis Murphy the temperance orator exposes a Post-Intelligencer editorial as misaligned with its owner’s views. A letter from L S J Hunt defends the blue ribbon cause and sends two $100 checks for temperance work. The crowd cheers Murphy while ridiculing the paper.
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Sullivan returns from Australia shocks American readers
From the Chicago Times, John L. Sullivan returns from Australia provoking disgust among Americans who hoped Australians would accept him as fair recompense for their ballot system. Kansas Chief praises Rev. Barney Kelley as the standout Republican worker this fall, contrasting with preach ers who refuse to vote.
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Chinese Revolt Gains Momentum Near Foo Choo
Shanghai dispatch reports Tehwei captured near Foo Choo after a well organized rising led by capable men. Rebels target authorities while anti foreign cries grow. Officials powerless European residents fear spread. British consul warns temporary quietudes may end. Light drafts urged to protect Europeans interior and treaty ports.
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A Straight Tip Delights California Theater Crowd
The San Francisco Post hails the new farce A Straight Tip at the California theater. A vast audience attended the opening performance and left satisfied that the city has seen its best farce in years. The San Wanciteo notes the show’s strong approval and plentiful talent across the cast, with no single standout.
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Two-Cent Gap in Big Bank Cashout Causes Stir
A well known citizen, former county and city official, cashed a $220.22 check at a bank. The cashier gave $220.20 and insisted the change was correct, offering a stamp for the remaining two cents. The man insisted on two more cents, then paid and departed, leaving bank officers amused.
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Crawford elocutionist shines in Tacoma reading event
Miss Crawford the elocutionist wins praise for stage presence expression and clear enunciation. She will read at Olympia hotel parlors on Wednesday evening for St John’s Guild benefit. Also note real estate transfers and a Free lecture by Rev Geo C Wilding at Vancouver First Church tonight at 7:30 p m titled So Britain and Back in an Hour.
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City Engineer Inspects Upper Fourth Street For Grade Fix
City Engineer Lemon conducted an early inspection of Upper Fourth Street to study potential grade adjustments. Officials expect to draft and secure passage of an ordinance tailored to the current street grade.
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Last Rites for Judge Sparks in Thurston County
Judge John G. Sparks was laid to rest in Masonic cemetery after a service at the Methodist church under the Bar Association and Masonic Fraternity. Pallbearers included N. B. Porter and M. A. Root with remarks praising his duty and fidelity to Masonry and civic life. Resolutions lauded his character and service, urging tribute in court minutes and sympathy to his family.
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Theatre Ushers at Olympia Delight Tacoma Ledger
The Olympia theater uses lady ushers, a novel idea praised by Mr. Murphy. Most of the ushering staff are his daughters, described as handsome and refined, lending an air of elegance to the house.
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First Washington lumber mill founded by Colonel Simmons
The article recalls the first lumber mill in Washington built over forty five years ago at Tumwater by Colonel Simmons. It notes industry spread along Puget Sound and neighboring harbors, with 1899 wood cut of 1.2 billion feet valued at 18 million. Birth notices and a Tempe Baptist supper near Fourth Street are also listed.
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