Election notice for precincts and polling hours in April 1903
Official notice lists polling places and precincts in the city from sunrise to sunset. It records locations such as the Bastinke avenue area and Fourth avenue north precinct near Anne street, with polling to open at 7 30 PM on the given date. The notice is dated April 14 1903 and signed by the city clerk Riplinger.
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Bastinke
Kihelle
Nen Anne
Hall
Sevenam Gram Boulewand
Ross
Keen Lake
Mit
Riplinger
Beattie
Gret
Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of stockholders will be held at ten o clock in the morning at the office of the corporation on a specified date to consider the disposition of other business and to elect officers or trustees as required by law and the by laws of the company. Marion Dwat e secretary.
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Honolulu
Eureka
Yesler Hert
Soong
Imo
Firat Avenue
G. F. Thorndyke
W. Nottingham
ONO
Pharide
Marine Shipping Movements And Dock Expansion Describe Port Activity
The Dolphin sails north tomorrow while the Robert Dollar arrives from San Francisco. Oceanic Vance to Port Townsend and Fairhaven to load coal and lumber for San Diego. Alice and Grenada set to sail with wheat for Europe. City of Denver replaces Skagit Chief on Bremerton runs during repairs. White Star dock nears completion. Dutch, formerly wrecked near Douglas Island, gains American registry.
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Dolphin
Alaska Steamshipne
Robert Dollar
San Francisco
Oceanic Vance
Beattice
Port Town
Fairhaven
San Diego
Alice
Grenada
Europe
City of
Ide’s confirmation as Puget Sound customs collector blocked
Whatcom dispatch reports Clarence W Ide is not confirmed as collector of customs for Puget Sound after a telegram from Washington. The article notes opposition and efforts by Ide and allies to sway the Senate Commerce Committee. Olympia’s S. A. Madge is tipped as his replacement.
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Ide
Puget Sound
Whatcom
Teoma
Clarence W. Ide
Seattle
Washington
Spokane
Foster
Senate Commerce Committee
A. Madge
Olympia
Hamilton Sentenced to Hang in Whatcom County Courtyard
Special to the Star reports that Alfred Hamilton, convicted of murder in the first degree, was sentenced on April 18 in Whatcom County to be hanged May 24. Judge Neterer declined a longer delay, noting the mercy of a quick execution while Hamilton showed no sign of fear. This marks the first legal hanging in the county and the last to be carried out there as future hangings move to the state penitentiary.
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Star
Whatcom
Wash
Alfred Hamilton
D. M. Woodbury
Washington
Whatcom County
Hamilton
Neterer
Hurd
Wells
Skagit County
Woodbury
State Penitentiary
Train Wreck Delays Santa Fe Line Near Rowedale
Washouts on Santa Fe tracks near Rowedale caused by a burst canal disrupted service. Thirteen freight cars wrecked with oranges inside. Conductor Bowyer and a brakeman sustained injuries as the morning traffic was heavily delayed.
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Bakersfield
Santa Fe
Rowedale
Bowyer
City to Advertise Street Improvements in Marion Area
The board of public works will hold a meeting tomorrow morning to file plans for paving Yester way Columbia Street Marion Street and Madison Street between First and Weartern avenues. Brick paving planned for the first street and wooden blocks for the others.
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Board of Public Works
Yester Way
Columbia Street
Marion Street
Madison Street
First
Weartern Avenues
Thomson
Thomeon
Firat Avenue
First Avenue
Board of Public Tes
Complimentary recital at First Baptist Church tonight
Christian Endeavor under the Baptist Union of Christian Endeavor presents Alice B Hamblett supported by local singers and elocutionists for a free recital at the First Baptist church tonight. A very interesting programme has been arranged. Emigration from Ireland has decreased last year to 9 870 Irish emigrants, down 7 237 from 1900, with 31 627 total emigrants including a majority of females, and many went to the United States.
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Baptist Union of Christian Endeavor
Alice B. Hamblett
First Baptist Church
Ireland
United States
Cuban Reciprocity Bill Faces House Vote Amidtariff Clash
Washington April 14 The House Democrats pledged to abolish the refined sugar differential from Cuba and elsewhere. Richardson noted the bill aims to tear down the tariff wall, reduce Dingley rates, lower sugar prices, and aid consumers. A clash over germane amendments, especially on Cuba labor laws, dominated debate as Republicans split. The bill’s amended form is likely to pass the House, with Senate prospects uncertain. The House Judiciary committee also backed a favorable report on the Hay bankruptcy bill.
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Washington
D. C
House
Cuba
Richardson
Hichardson
Wave
Ways and Means
Wage and Means
Senate
Sherman
Morrin
Minnesota
House Judiciary Committee
Philippine civil government bill laid before senate today
The senate received the civil government bill from the committer and began examination of proposed amendments. Officials described early debate focusing on initial changes and scope of governance.
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Senate
Big Vessels Tie Up On Seattle Waterfront
The Roanoke sits at Yesler pier as the star of the waterfront. A larger rival, the Californian from San Francisco, appears tied to the same pier. The Roanoke is one of three sister ships built by Arthur Bewell and Co. at Bath Maine, with the Bucquehanna burned and the Rappahannock wrecked, leaving the Roanoke as the sole survivor.
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Yesler Pier
San Francisco
Bath
Maine
Roanoke
Fly By Nights Threat to Local Businesses
The Retail Clerks union at its Thursday meeting discussed shielding established shops from fly-by-night bankrupt and five men concerns. A committee will circulate a petition urging a city ordinance requiring bankrupt or sacrifice sale stocks to pay a $1 daily license. The ordinance, to be drafted for next Monday, aims to curb mushroom enterprises that appear briefly and then vanish.
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Retail Clerks Union
Pew
Burglar Foiled at YMCA Building Arrest Near Pike
In the early hours a burglar forced a window at the Young Men's Christian Association on Piret Avenue near Pike Street and was trapped by sleeping member W F Cowan with police assistance. The suspect, Sam Sands, claimed to be a railroad worker. Sergeant Geo Leighton led the arrest with Kelley and Acting Jailer Griffith.
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Young Men's Christian Assolution
Piret Avenue
Pike Street
W. BF. Cowan
Sam Sands
Geo. Leighton
Kelley
Griffith
Sands
W. F. Cowan
Cowan
Hawaa
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