Jamestown Fair Opening Delayed by Construction Delays
James exposition buildings will not be ready before July first and the fair starts Friday April 26. Captain J C Poa reports Jamestown plans rely on eastern promotion while Foster already boosted Alaska Pacific exposition in Seattle. Local officials study Jamestown to learn from its missteps and profits.
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J. C. Poa
Jamestown
East
Jameate
Foster
Alaska
Seattle
Immigration and Legal Notices Mention Unnamed Individuals
The article references Thomas Wrynore seeking Wynore in Minnesota and James McClure wanted in Indiana over unsettled finances. It notes court rulings on McClure Beattie and a Chinese individual Weathered by the Exclusion Act, plus mentions a land question and officials including Commissioner Rose and figures Ballinger and Pinchot related to state land matters and summer plans.
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A. Wynore
Thomas Wrynore
Minn
James McClure
Ind
McClure Beattie
Chiiatman
W. Rose
I of Washington
Ley
Land disputes seek conference to settle government state rifts
The proposal by Rowe calls for a conference to settle all government and state disputes over land elections, aiming to end ongoing conflicts and establish a unified policy. The move signals efforts to resolve constitutional ambiguities and prevent further litigation.
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Rowe
Brigand Captured After Shelter House Explosion
Warsaw dispatch reports brigand St Anie lava Lis captured at Laublin and mortally injured when the shelter house exploded. He killed several police before capture. City Attorney De Bruler and Attorney Tom engaged in a clash with Justice of the Peace Gorden’s court. Page defended himself against De Bruler’s accusations amid remarks about public confidence in Seattle lawyers.
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Scrippa Telegraph Service
Warsaw
St. Anielava
Lis
Laublin
Lig
de Bruler
Tom I
Justice of the Peace
Gorden
Page
Seattle
Washington Trust Bank Celebrates $4 Million Deposits
Bank officers and directors toasted reaching four million dollars in deposits at a banquet at the Rainier Club. A similar event occurred last February for three million, with plans for a future celebration when deposits hit six million.
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Washington Trust
Rainier Club
Seattle cereal mills to resume rapid operation
Seattle cereal mills, idle for months due to car shortages and freight blockades, plan to run at full capacity again. The industry notes improved grain access and shipment prospects as repairs and logistics stabilize.
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Seattle
The Theaters News Roundup at the Grand and Beattle
Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch closes tonight at Grand Opera House. Tomorrow night Walker Whiteside opens a four night engagement in The Magic Melody. Murray and Mack headline at Beattle Theater with Around the Town in a lively vehicle starring the twin Hibernians.
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Murray & Mack
Beattle Theater
Hibernians
Girofle Girofia at Lyrich as Week Opera
Lecocq's popular comic opera Girofle Girofia is modernised for a week at the Lyrich with many specialties. The Adventures of Lady Areunia brings romance atmosphere. Aileen May and Pantages stock company perform. The Great Powell headlines at the Star theater with a lengthy vaudeville program.
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Lecocq
Lady Areunia
Aileen May
The
Pantages Stock Company
Powell
Btar
Star
John Mitchell Illness Reported Amid Mine Workers Leader’s Sickness
Chicago April 14. John Mitchell president of the mine workers is sick aboard a train en route east. Physicians are unsure of the illness’s nature as his wife is summoned.
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Bomons Telegraph Service
Chicago
John Mitchell
Stolen Watches Reported From Steamship Beatrice and City
Walter Joseph of the steamer Beatrice reports a gold watch stolen from his bunk yesterday. RK L. Denton of 517 Yesterday reports his gold watch taken from his room yesterday. Dr Mataon of Belingham left a grip somewhere in the city yesterday and does not know where.
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Walter Joseph
Beatrice
RK. L. Denton
Dr. Mataon
Belingham
Slaughter of Elks Draws Presidential Attention
President Roosevelt has sent a communication to Judge Melvin grand exalted ruler of the B F P C calling attention to the slaughter of remaining herd elk for their teeth. Teeth are bought by members of the Elk lodge and families to use as watch charms cuff buttons and other trinkets.
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Roosevelt
Melvin
B. FP. C
Elke’ Lodge
Hoy Arrested After Going Through Desk
Carl Larson an 18 year old youth was arrested last night in the Commonwealth Building offices on a complaint by real estate dealer N W Marston. Marston says Larson entered the dock and took papers after being told by a stranger to enter the offices at 11 o clock.
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Carl Larson
N. W. Marston
Commonwealth Building
Court martial at Fort Fingler adjourns after witnesses
The Fort Fingler court martial, presided by Lt Miller, adjourned after four witnesses testified. The panel will reconvene Thursday at 9 am to continue proceedings.
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Star Special Service
Port Townsend
Fort Fingler
Lient
Miller
Bishop Scadding to lecture on The Church in America
Episcopal bishop of Oregon Bishop Scadding will lecture at Trinity Church this evening on The Church in America from Jamestown to Oregon. The program includes about 200 colored views and a sale on Third Ave. Kenneth Mackintosh sold to James EK White an undivided half interest in a lot on West side of Third Ave south of Lenora for 22 600.
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Seattle
Cascade Mountains
Mount Baker
Mount Rat- Mer
Lake Washington
Mount Baker Park
Pioneer Square
Beacon Hill
Rainier Valley
Fleet
Washington
York Station
Secadding
Oregon
Trinity Church
Third Ave
Kenneth Mackintosh
James EK. White
Third Av
Lenora
Local dances announced and letters of thanks amid town notes
Elation announces a dance at Labor Temple next Tuesday evening. Mrs Stine, matron at the King Hospital, received a letter from 11 year old George Hardenbrecker thanking her for kindness after he was placed with a Chicago orphanage. Dr Irving Chepman of Los Angeles will speak in Beattie on May 7 for the Anti Balloon League on The Spotless Pie. Charles Kite and Martin Kite of West Beattle report the death of their son Charles Kile, 44, previously of West Santa, in Aberdeen, SD. he leaves a widow and one child.
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Ney
Mra. Stine
King
Chicago
George Hardenbrecker
Maraveo
Wis
Mrs. Stine
Cheo
Irvings& Chepman
Los Angeles
Beattie
Charles Kite
Martin Kite
Weat Beattle
Charles Kile
Aberdeen
Kile
Weet Soante
Ed White Tailor Delivers Timely Fits at Low Prices
When a man needs a new suit he wants it on time. Ed White the tailor 208 Calling Bidg cuts his own garments ensuring perfect fit. A large force of tailors handles orders promptly and prices are the lowest.
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Ed White
Bidg
Tee
Prices In Effect At Gold Crowne Ridge Work Fillings
For the next 30 days the following prices will be in effect. Gold Crowne Ridge Work Fillings. Take the elevator, get off at Sed floor, ask elevator man for location of fees.
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