Pacific Coast Steamship Schedule to Seattle and Alaska
Pacific Coast Steamship Company announces sailings from San Francisco to Seattle at 10 a m on March 2 7 12 27 and April 1 16 21 26 May 1 and every fifth day thereafter via Victoria and Port Townsend Also routes to Alaska J F Trowbridge Puget 84 Supt Ocean Dock Seattle offices Goodall Perkins Co agents San Francisco Reserved rights to change schedules without notice
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Walla Walla
T’matilla
Seattle
Port Townsend
Victoria
Alaska
Cottage City
J. F. Trowbridge
Puget
Ocean
Uptown Ticket Office
First
Goodall, Perkins & Co
Gen
San Francisco
Real estate transfers filed yesterday across multiple neighborhoods
Kh O Hangen to R O Hangen for 80. Jotal and 10 bik 61 8 P L I Co s Huntington Park add to Dew Molina Wash. Clara M Yoakam and husband to Joseph W Townley and Mike Wells for 74, lots 76 77 78 bik Portland Puget Sound railroad add. Michael Love to Philbert Lassoie 275, lot 3 bik 20 Renton. Manfor A Van Valey to Josephine Gooding 9000, lots 1 2 Judkin e add. Sheriff Van De Vanter to Parta o Victoria 1100, lots 1 12 bik 4 Commercial street steam motor add, lot 1 bik 28 South Beat tle add platted by John J Moss. William Goodman to Rebecca Goodman lot 4 bik 35 8 A Bells second add. J B Marvin and wife to Corwin 8 Shank 2000, new & of aw feo 29 to 26 in 6 e of W M containing 40 acres. George Fowler to James Strout 400, tot & bik 8 tp of Bno qualmie Falls. John Anderson and wife to Ole Holek 320, lot T bik 11 Gilman park. Frances M Weaverting to J P Baumgard 76, lot 2 bik 4 Roas. Lennie Gibson and husband to J A Cooper 65, lot 16 bik 13 plat of Fall City.
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Kh. O
Manfor
A. van Valey
Josephine Gooding
Sheriff van de Vanter
Parta#o
Victoria
South Beattle
John J. Moss
William Goodman
Rebecca Goodman
A. Bells
J. B. Marvin
Corwin
W. M
George Fowler
James Strout
Bnoqualmie Falla
John Anderson
Ole Holek
Gilman Park
Frances M
Delay Return of Flag to Texas Rangers
Governor Mount announced Indiana cannot return the Texas Rangers flag until next fall due to a small appropriation and short time hindering proper representation on the trophy’s return. The note cites constraints on funds and scheduling.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Gov. Mount Today
Indiana
Texas Rangers
Ham Jones Defends Trusts in Peculiar Newspaper Statement
Atlanta April 12 Ham Jones the evangelist defends trusts in a self styled argument praising the Standard Oil Pennsylvania and Southern Railway combines for cheap efficient service and low prices. He imagines trusts bringing unprecedented rail and sugar prices while predicting their eventual subversion and moral decay.
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Atlanta
Ham Jones
Pennsylvania
Southern Railway
Great Sugar Trust
Market Quotations From West Street Trade This Morning
Brisk activity on West street with greens mostly depleted and cauliflowers scarce. Open river salmon and Cottage City halibut deliveries noted while price quotes cover grains hay butter poultry and various groceries and live stock terms for round lots at the dock or rail.
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West Street
Ife
Columbia River
Cottage City
Newark Woman Turns White in Mysterious Transformation
An 86 year old Newark woman named Dinah Thompson has gradually changed from a dark brown complexion to nearly white. Doctors say if she lives a few more years she may be as fair as a Circassian. the rare condition has puzzled physicians who have followed her case for months.
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Newark
Dinah Thompson
Three Railway Men Die in Superstition Haunt
In Woodland California on April 12, Henry F. Black a brakeman and John A. Huber a telegrapher both Yolo county residents died in Sacramento the same day and hour after a short illness. Their deaths followed by a third fatality a matin race at Conant switch near Red Bluff where RB. L. Dunlap a Redding freight brakeman was killed while uncoupling cars.
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Woodland
Henry F. Black
John A. Huber
Yolo County
Huber
Black
Sacramento
RB. L. Dunlap
Redding
Conant’s Switch
Red Bluff
Dentist Practice Notice in New York Address
Dr Albert J. Forrest will be in New York with his dental practice to be attended by Albin and Smith dentists at 10 Sullivan Block.
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Albert J. Forrest
New York
Albin & Smith
Dentists. Com
Sullivan Block
Icebergs and Fire Balls Light Up Ocean Voyage Tales
From York to North Pole lore, Captain Fitzgerald aboard the St Andrew reports a towering iceberg seen during a 14 day voyage from Newcastle with 18 icebergs sighted. In contrast Captain Bucknam aboard the Carrie A Bucknam recalls fiery meteorlike balls of fire during a storm off Cape Lookout injuring crewman H Trewn and leaving Brown unconscious for three days.
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York
North Pole
Equator
St. Andrew
Carrie A. Mucknam
Captain Fitzgerald
Newcastle
Witegerald
Carrie A. Bucknam
Maytl
H. Trewn
Cape Lookout
Brown
Juror seeks clemency for Clemmer in Kaleer murder case
Juror Vin Levy of Penneburg petitions the board of pardons asking for commutation of James A. Clemmer’s death sentence to life imprisonment for the murder of Emma P. Kaleer. Clemmer’s father circulates signatures. prison inspectors in Kent County call Clemmer a respectable citizen. In Delaware, news also arrives on the Sehingemack crew tragedy as Merman Wilson’s body washes ashore at Bowery Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Trvin Levy
Penneburg
James A. Clemmer
Emma P. Kaleer
Board of Pardons
Clemmer
Kite County
Wilmington
Del
Sturgeon Sehingemack
Reuben Anderson
Delaware City
Delaware Bay
Seattle City Must Pay Damages For Firet Avenue Regrading
A jury awarded $1615.60 to property owners along Firet Avenue in Seattle after the street regrading. The respondents were Margaret J. Mitchell Fidelity Trust Company and Lauren C. Jarrold. the specially impaneled jury was discharged after verdict.
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City of
Seattle
Firet Avenue
Margaret J. Mitchell
Fidelity Trust Company
Lauren C. Jarrold
Will Wed a Millionaire
Misa Catherine EB Miller met Captain Henry Norman of Bath Maine at the Boston Adventist convention in March. They plan to marry this month and depart May 1 for a world tour. Norman, a millionaire, recently contributed 400000 to Adventist missions. he once captained a Melbourne to Singapore liner.
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Springfield
Misa Catherine EB. Miller
National Convention of Adventists
Boston
Henry Norman
Bath
Norman
Adventi
Church
Melbourne
Singapore
To Be or Not To Be in Crooklyn Church Saloon Rivalry
In New York on April 12 a clash unfolds at Fort Hamilton Avenue and Thirty-ninth Street as church builders race to erect a temporary chapel on one corner while saloon workers rush to ready a new bar on the opposite corner. The church project aims to block the saloon within 200 feet of sacred grounds. Saloonkeeper William McCormick vows to stay put with his license and plans a Saturday opening, inviting friends for a send-off.
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New York
Crooklyn
Fort Hamilton Avenue
Thirty-ninth Street
William McCormick
Church Critique Highlights License Rule for McCormack
Parish members assert McCormack lacks a license and cannot obtain one without a building. They point to notices announcing Sunday dedication services at 3 o clock with Rev Dr Kent as preacher.
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McCormack
Dr. Kent
Mrs McKinley Inherits Mineral Rights Case at Belo Field
In Canton on April 12 Mrs. McKinley wife of the President and Saxton heirs learn they own only surface rights to 260 acres near Belo field. James Saxton, her grandfather, sold the land years ago reserving mineral rights. A contract seeks a test well with royalties to the heirs if oil is found.
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Canton
McKinley
Saxton
Belo
Feild
James Saxton
S Axton
Disguised as a Student Captured in Omaha
John Conrad, sought in half a dozen counties across Wyoming Nebraska and South Dakota, was arrested in Omaha while posing as a commercial college student. Sheriff Smink of Sundance Wyoming nabbed him as he left the school with other students. Officials say he led a group of rustlers operating across the four-state range border. He admits disposing of stolen cattle but denies direct theft.
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Omaha
John Conrad
Wyoming
Nebraska
South Dakota
Smink
Sundance
Wyo
Conrad
Wyoing
Colorado
Mistake of the Ranchers in Tulare County
In Tulare County, March contracts for grain land rented to sheep herders at five cents an acre yield new hope as rains returned. While some ranchers regret past losses, the revived pastures show potential for a two thirds crop, benefiting sheep men at twenty five cents an acre and leaving others despondent.
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Viralia
Tulare
Escape from Clearfield jail by two inmates
Edward Wiard and William Morris charged with larceny escaped from the Clearfield county jail last night while awaiting May term trial. After guards locked them in, they dug through the wall using a pick possibly supplied by one prisoner’s wife and dropped to the ground. No recapture reported at this time.
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Clearfield
Edward Wiard
William Morris
Statesmen to Visit Alaska With High Commission
Senator Fairbanks of Indiana plans a trip to Alaska with American members of the high joint commission negotiating a Canada US boundary dispute. The group seeks a personal investigation to bolster leverage. They aim to depart Chicago for San Francisco mid May with Sen Faulkner and Mr Kasson already aboard and Payne expected to join. They hope Mr Coolidge will also accompany.
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Washington
Fairbanks
Indiana
Alaska
High Joint Commission
Canada
United States
Chicago
San Francisco
Faulkner
Kasson
Payne
Coolidge
Safety Pin Angered Her in Milford Jealousy Case
United States Commissioner R. Smith jailed Mrs. Mary Clendaniel of Milford on 500 bail for sending scurrilous letters and valentines to Miss Lydia Hawes of Philadelphia. The motive traces to Hawes dressing a finger wound for Millard H. Clendaniel, husband of the defendant, with a safety pin. The case cites jealousy and involvement of post office inspectors.
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Wilmington
Del
United States
R. Smith
Mary Clendaniel
Milford
Lydia EB. Hawes
Philadelphia
Post Office
Hawes
Millard H. Clendaniel
Clendaniel
Destruction At Zion Baptist Church Prompted By Vandalism
Lynn mass april 12 six boys and girls forced entry to Zion Baptist church on church street damaged windows chandeliers pulpit carpets and seats. Police know the youths and parents will be asked to pay restitution for the costly damage. Services had been irregular since a recent congregation split. past depredations have occurred with restitution made.
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Lynn
Mass
Zion Baptist Church
Church Street
Life Corps to Build New Chicago Lifeboat Station
Chicago announces a new life saving station to be built on the lake front near Randolph Street. The permanent building, in a classical style, will cost 60 000 to 70 000 dollars and replace the old frame station at the river mouth. The public can now observe drills and maneuvers at the new site.
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Chicago
Lake Front
Randolph Street
Michigan Avenue
Lake Shore
Life Corps
Murder at Macon City Hall Entrance
Gus Tiwell, a Macon butcher, was stabbed to death by Charles Burge, a plumber, in clear view of police, shoppers and bystanders. The two had been summoned to the police court over a fight last night tied to Burge’s sister, the motive for today’s fatal attack.
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Macon
Gus Tiwell
Charles Burge
Fire destroys French lobster factory at St. John's Island
An incendiary blaze hit a French lobster factory on St. John's Island off Newfoundland. Eleven large boats and substantial fishing gear were destroyed, with officials fearing the incident could impact the French shore dispute.
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ST. John's
N. F
St. John’s Island
Newfoundland
Living Picture Revival Sparks Alameda Society Clash
In Alameda on April 18 Unity Circle of the Unitarian church plans a living picture show to benefit the church, featuring bronzed agents in tights. Christchurch leaders Mason and Drake oppose it, but ladies insist on staging the event as a premier social function with $1 admission and strict evening dress. A new picture will display every ten minutes.
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Alameda
Unitarian Church
Brothers of
Christchurch
House of Wore
St. Agnes’ Guild of
F. E. Mason
Freman Drake
Mason
Drake
Unity Circle
This Trust Won't Pay
Boston reported April 12 that a proposed carpet mill trust is impracticable for New England. Arthur T. Lyman of Lowell Manufacturing warned that excessive capitalization would prevent mills from paying dividends with thin margins. The carpet business currently shows strong health compared with last year.
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Boston
Mass
Carpet Mill Trust
New England
Arthur T. Lyman
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Printer offers Linotype services at low prices in Northwest
Pigott & French Co announces the only Linotype job printing machine in the Northwest available for catalogues and pamphlets at specially low prices. The firm invites customers to compare prices and save money by letting them provide printing services.
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Pigott & French CO
West
Washington Street
Dexter Horton Bank
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Washington & Alaska Steamship Company
Alaska Lightning Express Steamship
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Wester Wharf
G. F. Thorndyke
Phant Main
Yesler Way
GacAt
M. T. Vernon
Chicago East
Japan-American Line
U. & Mail
Seraeenee
Zee Cash
Bonney & Stewart Realis
Flint
Tompkins
Boston Clothing
Second Ave
Pike
STAR
THE
Alberts
Puget Bound
White River
Yakima
Oregon
California
Red Cedar
Seattice
Paget Sound
Timothy
Farina
Java
Costa Rica
Sack
Guatemala
Eastern
Iowa
Eli
Atrained
PROM
Will
Mrs. McKinley
Young Destroyers
Life Corps AT
U. S
WAR ON Living Pictures
Alameda Church
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