Fierce Kentucky Gun Battle Near Whitesburg Desperate posse fights gang
Report from SVILLE Kentucky April 1 describes a heavy exchange of shots near Whitesburg as Sheriff John W Wright and deputies engage a murderous gang. A deputy died and another was wounded, while two outlaws were shot. three gang members escaped. The desperadoes were blamed for the murder of Mia Jemima Hall and her son and the burning of their cabin after a theft.
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Sville
Whitesburg
Sherif John W. Wright
Isaac Millard
Mia
Jemima Hall
Hall
Mormon Leader Q Cannon Dies in Monterey
Monterey Cal April 12 Apostle Q Cannon a top Mormon leader died after a illness. He was surrounded by family and will be shipped to San Francisco for transport to Salt Lake City for funeral arrangements and burial decisions pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Cal
Apostle Q. Cannon
Ted
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Parrington Appointed Executrix in Yorke Estate
Anna Parrington named executrix of the Yorke estate by Tallman. Bond posted in Judge Bell's department. Proceedings involve Josie Czarechi and John Czarechi, linked to the Leary coal mine death of Cearechi on October 4. Case alleges negligence by Seattle and San Francisco Navigation Co for failing to provide safety facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman
Anna Parrington
Yorke
City Hall action on street damages and subdivision plat
City council committee on streets favors Joe D Gillman’s settlement of damages for Nineteenth avenue. Ordinance approves plat subdivision of tract T and Edell’s addition with $354 cash to move a house. Mayor Humes approves a $46200 bond to secure grading and planking from East Thomas street to Nagie’s second addition. Jemry and Anna Corvet file $9400 claim for damages from grading and drainage into their home.
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Joe D. Gillman
Nineteenth Avenue
Edell
C R. Yesler
Seattle
Humes Bond
J. Kalberg
Thomas Street
Boylston Avenue
Nagie
Ed. Jemry
Anna Marie Corvet
Roy Street
Tragedy in Pittsburg as grocer shot during burglary
Thomas Khaney, a Pittsburg grocer, was shot in his home by three burglars. Detective Fitz and two officers pursued the suspects. Fitzgerald was killed, Edward was surrounded, and J P Wright and Whicox were subdued after a heated struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Thos. Khaney
P. N. Fitz
Fitzgerald
Edward T
J. P. Wright
Whicox
Local thief jailed after theft at First Avenue store
Clair Strassberg alias Jones was arrested Thursday by Detectives Lane for stealing three items from a First Avenue store. He appeared in police court yesterday, was fined $100 and sentenced to days imprisonment. Strassberg’s return of the money leads police to suspect kleptomania. relatives live in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Strassberg
Jones
Detec- Lane
First Avenue
Straus
Montana
Markets Show Week of Unusual Activity Ends Strong
Markets close the week with heavy receipts and best business in months. Fruit is in good quality and prices show a slight upward tendency though some lines expect lower prices. Butter stands at 22 and there is talk of further price shifts.
Jobbing Quotations for Produce and Provisions
A dense list of wholesale prices for fruits vegetables and meats. Entries include lemons at 1.76 to 2.75 a box, apples various 1.00 to 2.50, bananas 2.00 to 4.25, cabbage 1.75 to 2.00, cranberries and olives by the gallon, and vegetables like potatoes 15.00 to 17.00 per ton, onions 3 a dozen, green peppers 20c per lb, lettuce 65 to 7e per case, and dried fruits. Meat prices show cow beef 6.5 to 7c per lb, veal, mutton, pork, hams and bacon with various per‑lb quotes, plus butter and cheese from Washington creameries and Eastern Iowa sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBM
California
Washington
Iowa
Dairy and poultry prices and stock listings in Seattle market
Corrected Daily prices show fresh ranch native creamery cheese and Roquefort Edam Limburger Swisa with per pound and per dozen rates. Freight and feed notes include oats barley wheat corn hay prices. poultry livestock values list chickens ducks turkeys geese cattle calves sheep hogs and lambs across Eastern Washington New York California and Wisconsin markets.
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Elgin
Fresh Ranch
California
Washington
Eastern
New York
Wisconsin
Roquefort
Limburger
Swisa
Seattle
Paget Sound
Timothy
Freeh Ranch
Draymen to Build Stable at 1911 Western Avenue
H. FE. Allison & Co. will erect a four thousand five hundred dollar stable on 1911 Western Avenue. The one story frame building measures 6 by 10 feet and A. Berens holds the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. FE. Allison & Co., Draymen
Western Avenue
A. Berens
Loomis to be relieved if he does not repudiate Caracas interview
Washington reports semi official comment on Loomis minister to Venezuela who is en route home. He faces dismissal if he does not deny an interview claiming President Castro paid $2000 in two years and invited Venezuelans to seize American ceded claims to provoke US armed demonstrations and possible involvement with foreign nations.
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Washington
Loomis
Venesuela
Castro
United States
Accidental Gun Discharge Kills Man in Juanita Tent
Coroner Hoye investigated a fatal shooting in Juanita Washington where a man loading a gun discharged it, striking another man named Eugene Wrigley also known as Jack Rainer. The victim died Thursday while Partley Warden, the shooter, was exonerated. The incident occurred in a tent on Jones' farm Wednesday evening.
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Hoye
Juanita
Eugene Wrigley
Jack Rainer
Partley Warden
Jones
Wrigley
Warden
Ai! Me
Bride Dies in His Arms as He race to Cincinnati
Special correspondence from Chicago reports detective Fred Hayes of Englewood police raced to Cincinnati after word Miss Jeannette Evans lay dying. He obtained leave from Capt. Haas and reached in time to marry on her deathbed before she passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred Hayes
Englewood
Cincinnati
Jeannette Evans
Haas
No Moorings Prompt Quick Departure From Harbor
Another report shows the lack of harbor moorings as the revenue cutter Grant arrived from a cruise, searched the harbor for a place to tie up, and slowly sailed to a brighter harbor. This is among several instances demanding more buoys and faster action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Ial
Aittic
Fire Hits Hunt Cannery at Hayward Destruction Estimated
A large blaze destroyed the J. H. Hunt cannery at Hayward yesterday. Losses reported between 200000 and 400000 dollars include eighty employee cottages, tin plate valued at 70000 dollars, and machinery valued at 50000 dollars. The Southern Pacific depot suffered partial damage and officials suspect arson.
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Oakland
Cal
J. H. Hunt
Hayward
Southern Pacific
Dance at Cadet Event Ends After Morning Break
The scene shows a crowded dance with many girls described by eye color and charm as mothers insist on early departure. The cadets call the dance the most successful yet, thanks to patronesses Mesdames J. C. Maines H. M. Le Geary Pilkina and Adebert Hicks who helped organize the event.
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Fnally
Mesdames J. C. Maines
HM. le Geary
Pilkina
Adebert Hicks
Steamship Movements Ce ntered on Local Port
The steamship Centennial loaded cargo at Smiths Cove and plans to sail for Honolulu tonight from Schwabbacher's Dock. The steamer Tyenic of the Alaska Packers' Association called at the port for Cook Inlet yesterday. The revenue cutter Perry departed yesterday for a cruise around the northern Bound.
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Centennial
Smith's Cove
Schwabbacher’s Dock
Honolulu
Cchoner Tyenic
Alaska Packers’ Association
Alaska
Cook Inlet
Perry
Physical tests resumed for firemen standard
Secretary Grout of the civil service commission resumed dynamometer tests to establish a physical standard for fire department examinations. The machine was set up at the M C A building after being severed yesterday. About ten more men will be tested before Grout compiles the standard and submits it for approval. The new tests accompany admissions exams next Friday to assess strength endurance and muscle power.
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Grout
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commissioners
World wary as Kaiser’s health fuels fear of act
London reports European anxiety over Kaiser Wilhelm II amid rumors of mental decline and potential dramatic actions. Observers debate whether the Kaiser might seize opportunity during a period of weakness, with discussions touching on the Monroe Doctrine and the impact on German policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Thremen
Saturday Review
Germany
Medicare
Kateer
Indian expert machinist in U S Navy from Oneida NY
Chapman Schenandoah, chief machinist on the cruiser Atlanta, is the sole Indian in the U S Navy. A Oneida descendant, he trained at Edison General Electric works, learned electrical engineering, invented an electrical device, and served on several ships before re enlisted on the Atlanta.
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Oneida
N. Y
United States Navy
Chapman Schenandoah
Atlanta
Schenandoah
Daniel Schenandoah
Behenandoah
Deer
Joseph Brant
England
William Johnson
Shenandoah
Edison General Electric Works
Schenectady
Chicago
Marietta
Cape Horn
New York
Sampson
Evans Hanged After Rope Breaks In Boonville Execution
Boonville Missouri April 11 Ellsworth Evans a colored murderer was hanged here. The rope broke and the condemned man had to be lifted and dropped again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville, Mo
Ellsworth Evans
Filipino leader Sandico chosen for Aguinaldo role
Paris April 12 reports Filipino Representative Agonciliosa General Sandico elected to succeed Aguinaldo as head of the government. Washington April 11 notes Secretary Hay asked Ambassador Choate in London to investigate why American meats are excluded from British army contracts.
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Paris
Agonciliosa General
Sandico
Aguinaldo
Negrgents
Washington
Cultural Department
Hay
Choate
London
Mining magnate R C Chambers dies suddenly in San Francisco
R C Chambers of Salt Lake, a leading Northwest mining figure, died suddenly in San Francisco on April 12. The death removes a prominent industry figure noted for his influence in mining ventures across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
R. C. Chambers
Salt Lake
Northwest
Dewet Reported Moving Toward Pietersburg
CAPETOWN April 14 Dewet is said to be moving toward Pietersburg the late Boer capital recently captured by the British.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
Dewet
Pietersburg
Sailors Face Washington in Afternoon Baseball Match
A match game of baseball will be played this afternoon between the University of Washington team and the battleship Iowa crew. The sailor lads boast an excellent squad and are confident of victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Battlesip Iowa
Sailor
Hotel thieves held after Tuesday arrest
Oscar Bliss Allan O Heitler and Calvin Burton alias C Bh Greenlee remain in custody at the police station. They are slated for a hearing next week following their detention for hotel thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Bliss
Allan O. Th. Heitler
Calvin Burton
C. Bh. Greenlee
A New Church Erected on Tenth Avenue South
A church will be built by Trinity parish at 07 Tenth Avenue South. The frame building measures 20 by 50 feet and will cost $700. A permit was issued this morning to George Driver.
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Trinity
Tenth Avenue South
George Driver
Tug Mystery Runs Aground In Baynes Sound
The tug Mystery struck rocks in Baynes Sound near Victoria on April 13 while en route to a wreck. On board were Jackson and Piddock of Seattle.
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Victoria
B.C
Mystery
Baynes Sound
Jackson and Piddock
Seattle
Missing St. Louis Man Found in Hospital After Disappearance
Last Tuesday evening the Star reported Jack Delaney a former St. Louis resident was missing. He was thought lost at sea but yesterday police located him at the county hospital in Helena undergoing an operation.
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The
Star
Jack Delaney
St. Louis
Aten
Delaney
Hel Ia
Forty Years Ago Civil War Guns Signal Anniversary
Forties era summary notes recall the first guns of the civil war fired yesterday. Samuel Harris was bound over to the superior court on grand larceny with bail set at 500 dollars. Hearing for William R. Johnson on grand larceny was continued by Justice Cann to April 15.
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Samuel Harris
Wm. R. Johnson
Justice Cann
Seattle Fraternal Aid Council Holds Final Regular Meeting
Seattle Council 116 of the Fraternal Aid association met on Wednesday April 10 handling much business. Preparations for the grand ball on the 1kth of this month were a focus with details available in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Fraternal Aid Association
Cadets Hold Ninth Annual Dance at University Armory
The University of Washington cadets hosted their ninth annual dance at the university armory. Cadets and a few uniformed officers attended while most attendees wore plain evening dress, with emphasis on the cadets as the main attraction of the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
University Armory
Labor unrest and union activities stir a tense period
The Union Record highlights rising labor actions and union momentum across crafts. Boilermakers plan a significant ball on the 17th, steel firms face scrutiny, and machinists push for a nine hour day on May 20. Shingle weavers strike for higher wages while Newsboys elect officers led by Geo Harrison and Stanley Pome roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Verna Johnson Funeral Set for Sunday in Gilman Park Church
The 4 year old Verna Johnson daughter of Mayor Jonneon of Mallard was accidentally killed yesterday. The funeral service will be held at 2 p m Sunday at the Gilman Park M I church.
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Verna Johnson
Jonneon
Mallard
Gilman Park
M. 1
Handy Trial Delay Prompts Next Proceedings
Handy's trial in the bank forgery case with Dr. Eugene Jordan was postponed to May 27. Ferdinand Adame, connected to Handy's dealings, caused a hung jury in a prior session. his next trial will proceed after Handy's.
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FF. N. Handy
Mansy
Jugene Jordan
F. Adame
Handy
Adame
Ridiculous Sheriff Run In Divorce Case Ends With Seizure
In Omaha, Sheriff Powers recounts a frightful scene as Zaza the actress triggers confusion over Mrs. Leslie Carter property. Officers seize jewels and a gown amid unsettled claims. The divorce case involves Clark Gapen of Chicago in services rendered valued at 1 800, with Carter forced to settle part of the amount to reclaim property.
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Omaha
Neb
Leslie Carter
Clark Carter
Zaza
Erse
Linnton horse abattoir resumes operations in Portland
The Linnton horse slaughterhouse in Portland reopened after a fall shutdown. About 800 cayuse ponies have been sent in from the range, with an expectation of 10 000 slaughtered this year. Stallmen seek removal of remaining ponies to protect cattle and sheep ranges as demand grows from Sweden and Norway.
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Portland
Linnton
Ranaea
Sweden
Norway
Local Society Notes Highlight Weddings and Dinners
James H. Perkins hosted a stag dinner for Joshua Green who leaves for Mississippi then Seattle with a bride. Weddings of Irene Simpeon with Mark Need and Francie Hall with Clarence Riethen noted among week’s events. Deremeaux and Singerman concert honored, Miss Deremeaux and Mr. Singerman performed. Mrs. Jennie Houghton Edmunds to Victoria for First Regiment band concert. St Mark's may install a new pipe organ and Grace Buck of Chicago will sing as soprano starting May.
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James H. Perkins
Joshua Green
Missincippi
Seattle
Mise Irene Marie Simpeon
Mark B. Need
Mise Francie Hall
Clarence Riethen
Jennie Houghton Edmunds
Victoria
Sting
Regiment
Grace Buck
Chicago
St. Mark's
Mortality Notes: Several Obituaries in Renton Bracepoint
Marion R Parks aged 18 died yesterday at Renton residence. Ollie Irene Pane' s services set for tomorrow at 2 PM at Trinity Parish. Mary Swanson age 14 died yesterday at Bracepoint Washington. Minnie J T Mitchell, year-old daughter of John P D Mitchell, died today at 027 Thirty-fifth Avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion R. Parks
Renton
Fenton Presbyterian Church
Ollie Irene Pane
Trinity Parish Church
Mary Swanson
Bracepoint, Wash
Minnie JT Mitchell
John PD. Mitchell
Thirty-fifth Avenue
Police Notes Highlight Larceny Suspect Returned to Oregon
B A Waterbury wanted in Portland Oregon for larceny was arrested yesterday and will be sent back tonight by an Oregon officer. Otto Hamel is located in Bremerton and his Ogden Utah-based parents asked police to find him. Geo Thompson Alex Woods William McFadden and Mollie Rogers were jailed after a disorderly conduct arrest in North Seattle. The woman is Tolton Rogers’ ex wife, a former police chief.
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B. A. Waterbury
Portland, Or
Oregon
Otto Hamel
Hremerton
Ogden
Utah
Geo. Thompson
Alex, Woods
Wm. McFadden
Mollie Rogers
Seattle
Burkman
Cummings
Tolton Rogers
Cataract Co Seeks Equal Franchise Support
A petition signed by 400 residents asks the Seattle Cataract Co to be treated equally with Union Electric and Seattle Electric in electricity distribution. The local Snoqualmie Power Co branch seeks a franchise refresh and temporary rate relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Cataract Co
Union Electric Co
Seattle Electric Co
Snoqualmie Power Co
Tts
Tom Bradley’s Rise and Fall in New York Politics
Tom Bradley, once a bright young Tammany figure and deputy district attorney, rose from City College of New York graduate to Bowery congressman. Entangled by Washington temptations and wine, he failed to reform, collapsed in Washington last month, and died days ago after a steady decline.
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Bpectal
New York
Tom Bradley
Tammany
Croker
Bradley
Washington
The
College of the City of
Ansnstant
Lradley Waa
Fortune
Cond
Two Cubans Die in Mountain Ambush near Bantiago
Report from Bantiago de Cuba on April 13 describes two Cuban men found dead after a fatal quarrel with machetes and knives near a native coffee pack train fourteen miles from the city. Both victims were badly mutilated and identified as fellow countrymen returning from the city with loads of merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantiago DE Cuba
Thle City
Tra
Missing Persons Inquiries Plague Local Police Chief
Chief Meredith receives letters from W. W. Cook seeking Wm. M. Merimin and Chas. M. Stephens in Los Angeles, J. P. Titton asks for Hoeft locating, Geo. A. Sylvan sought by a Californian, Herbert Boyd sought by San Francisco wife, and Delford Zembert, age three, sought by Center Point authorities. Recital at Plymouth church features John J. Minackmore and Harry T. Hanlin next Wednesday.
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Meredith
W. W. Cook
Wilson Hotel
Dennison
Iowe
Wm. M. Merimin
Chas. M. Stephens
Los Angeles
Cal
Geo. A. Sylvan
J. P. L. Titton
Hig Lake
Wash
Ansset
Boyd
San Francisco
Bes
Herbert Boyd
J. H. Zembert
Center Poinit
Delford Zembert
Plymouth Church
John J. Minackmore
Harry T. Hanlin
Haseo
Theosophical Society Holds Special Meetings
Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society Lodge 160 plans monthly public session in Hinckley room at 7 pm with talks on living questions from a Theosophical view. Queen City Theosophical Society meets at A C U W hall Pioneer block at 7 pm with a talk titled Madam Blavatsky and the Theosophical Society by Col Henry Olcott of Adgar India.Amanda Lodge gathers at 1118 id avenue for 7:30 pm remarks on Theosophical topics by Col. Henry Blavatsky Olcott of India.
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Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society
Hinckley
Sp.m
Queen City Theosophical Society of America
A. C. U. W. Hall
Pioneer Block
Theosophical Foc
Amanda Lod
Id Avenue
Madam Blavateky
The
Theosophical Society
Col
Henry Breel Olcott
Adgar
India
Adele Hugo Still Unaware of Victor Hugo’s Death
News from a French estate notes Adele Hugo, now 77, remains ignorant of her father Victor Hugo’s passing. Her reason collapsed after learning of Mer France’s death in India ahead of a planned marriage. She asks daily when he will return, then accepts he will not be absent much longer. The heirs include Georges Hugo and Mme. Jean Carot, granddaughter and grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Hugo
Adele Hugo
Mer
France
India
Miss Hugo
M. Georges Hugo
Mme
Jean Carot
Remarkable Nerve Booster Promises Real Vitality
A Seattle druggist touts a long studied remedy as building real strength and vigor for all ages. Heimen claims it cures nervous prostration and anxiety related indigestion, restoring vitality and healthy organ function across the body.
Absent-minded Doctor Delays Visitor From Theater
A humorous scene unfolds as the doctor, late due to missing a train, forgets a guest named Mr. Trane at the door and jokes about catching the next train. The dialogue highlights a light miscommunication and the casual tone of a late 19th or early 20th century piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gueet
Mr. Trane
Great Northern Oil Company Lands and Offers
The Great Northern Oil Company advertises 100 acres plus 160 acres of oil lands in Fresno county and McKittrick district with shares at 6 cents before rising to 10 cents. It lists 2400 acres in Washington across districts and invites deposits at its Cherry Street office open until 9 PM, with Saturday evenings for deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Oil Company
Fresno
McKittrick
Great Northern Area
Washington
Cherry Street
Post. Intelligencer Building
Cascade Oil CO
Staan
University Club Opens In Stacy Residence Building
The University club opened last night with 60 members inspecting the new clubhouse at the Stacy residence on Boren avenue and Madison street. The 14 rooms include six living rooms and the club plans an annex for a larger billiard room and library. Officers are President H. M. W. Andrews, Vice President Erastus Brainerd, Secretary C. M. Austin, Treasurer Bernard Pelly, House Committee D. M. H. Lakarge, Edgar Ames and Geo. Hurd.
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University Club
Stacy
Boren Avenue
Madison Street
Hm. W. Andrewa
Erastus Brainerd
C. M. Austin
Bernard Pelly
House
Lakarge
Edgar Ames
Geo
Hurd
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Kleptomaniac
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HE Says
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Arabia
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Ed Crandell
F. Guilford
F. Rogers
Army
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1D Larsen
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L. Pelton
H. Krant
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Verna
Ie Deremeaux
Is Singerman
Magnus Schutz
M 1
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Miss Deremeaux
Cataract CO
Equity
Page
Timothy DD. Campbell
Trradley
Congress
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Tradley
Entity
Radley
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Met
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Kero
Star Paint Co
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Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Co
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Ctine
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H. P. Campbell & CO
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Adams
Java
Second Avenue
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Bechtel
Yesler Way
Frederick & Nelson
Rialto
2D Ave
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Madison
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Moran Brosco
Guion
Pollyn Coal
Queen Coal
Telephone Union
Pike Street
Telephone Main
Cahn & Cohn
Jackson Street Hardware
First Ave
Penn Mutual Life Building
Aione
Taf
Seattle Gas
H. Clay Eversole
Optiotan
Second Ave
Cascade Laundry Co
Third Ave
8&T
Keeley Institute
Wwton
British Columbia
J. P. Ray
Xitsere
Green Lake
Sullivan Building
Beatle
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Plano
Western Ave
Lloyd Transfer
Sherman, Clay
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