Squealing porkers and ships head north from Port Angeles
A lively scene at Colman pier as about a score of pigs raised at Port Madison reservation were unloaded from a Port Madison steamer for Wa Chong in Seattle and later shipped alive to Alaskan canneries. Nearby vessels include the Ruth from San Francisco and the California bound for Honolulu. The Nome sailing of the steamship City of the Pacific Copper line departs with 161 people amid a dockside crowd, as rivals race to reach Nome harbor first.
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Colman
Wa Chong
Indiana
Port Madison
Pacific Copper Line
Arlington
le Gosek
Nome
Thomas J. Nestor
D. Thagood
Thomas Urquhart
Charles Hoxie
J. C. Kennedy
J. F. Connors
William FE. Hudtey
A. i
Markey Moses
Aaron Jaffe
William H. Emerson
Williams
C. Clive
Portland
Merchants urge early repair of Marion Street
The Merchants of Post Street petitioned the Board of Public Works to repair Marion Street between First and Western avenues citing dangerous conditions and daily vehicle damage. City plans for paving west of First Avenue from Yesterday to Madison were reportedly delayed though early action on these streets is promised. Also noted are excursion tickets to Everett for Beattie League games with round tickets at $1.00 and specific trip times.
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Board of Public Works
Post Street
Marion Street
First Avenue
Western Avenue
Star
Flrnt Avenue
Yesterway
Madison Street
Steamer City of
Everett
Satuday
B. B
Drugged Victims Trigger Crackdown on Notorious Saloon
Eimer Williams and Mae Davin proprietors of the Gloo-tive Eye Saloon are jailed on warrants for mixing poison in drinks. Bartender A K Fox and Geo Hildebrandt aided the operation at the Cosmopolitan on Second Ave South and Main St. Two men, H M Wilkins and James Sloan, were drugged Wednesday night and testified against the operators.
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Eimer Wiliams
Mae Davin
Geo
Hildebrandt
A. K. Fox
Walter
H. M Wilkins
James Sloan
Justice Canna Court
Ryan
Wilson
Hubbard
Williams
Davia Worman
Second Avenue South
Main Street
Building stairs arrive to speed high school project
Iron stairways for the high school building arrived from Canton yesterday. Cawney and Carney contractors will rush completion, with experts from the East installing the stairways. Several weeks more are required to finish the build.
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Canton
Cawney & Carney
Denny Building Delays and Local Bridge Plans Emerges
Contractor Spurr reports delays in iron delivery from the Haat hindering elevator shaft enclosure at the Denny building. J B C Lockwood proposes a Snoqualmie river bridge at Tolt and a Green river bridge near Auburn with costs about 8000 and 2000 dollars. Dredger project by Portland will be ready around September 1, cost 200000. Plans for Coos Bay water and sewer systems priced 4000 and 8000. Ground conditions slow Oriental hotel, aiming July 1 occupancy.
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Spurr
Denny
J. B.C. Lockwood
Snoqualmie River
Tolt
Green River
Auburn
Lockwood
Portland
Ore
Lockwood Io
United States
Columbia River
Astoria
Bb. W. Cummings
Coquille City
Myrtle Point
Oriental Hotel
John Cannon
Hugh McGinney
Grourth Avenue
J. J. Dennellan
Lavanway & Gilrd
BE. J. Malloy
Rautman Plumbing Co
Shannon
White and Middleton
Flehth Avenue
Main Street
John Corfat
J. A. Stratton
Dennymaine Park
Law and Order League Considers Action on Slot Machines
H L Piser of the Law and Order league says resumption of money paying slot machines is known to the group. He notes the league has not mapped its exact course but will press decisive action against gamblers and corrupt officials who permit gambling, citing past police investigations and Chief Meredith's removal.
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Beattle Law & Order League
H. L. Piser
Law and Order League Executive Committee
Mr. Bizer
Meredith
Beattie Chamber Committee Departs for Olympia Conference
A Beattie Chamber of Commerce special committee led by President J. W. Clima and including vice presidents J. Smith and John Schram secretary J. J. Meikie and I. A. Nadeau left for Olympia at 9 00 this morning to attend a conference aimed at advancing plans to send a usable exhibit from Washington to the St Louis exposition. Other commerce groups from across the state will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Clima
J. Smith
John Schram
J. J. Meikie
I. A. Nadeau
Olympia
Frederick & Nelson Hall Trees Offer Wide Pattern Range
A display of hall trees shows patterns from simple to highly carved. Prices vary with quality, and every pattern aims to suit the average buyer with affordable options.
After Six Price Reductions on Wide Range of Goods
Local store posts a long list of after six sale prices on cosmetics, soaps, fabrics, clothing accessories, and household items. Items include Kirk’s Fine Toilet Soap three cakes, nickel plated safety pins, darning cotton, sewing needles, purses, hat pins, hairpins, buttons, stockings, vests, and dresses. Limited to two per customer on some bargains.
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Kirk
Eavy Seersucker
Special Election Notice in Beattie and Seattle Bonds
Notice declares a special election to approve City of Beattie bonds totaling one hundred thousand dollars for Breck Nineteen in Harens Addition site for Seattle Public Library. Election set for May 17 1902 with polling locations by ward and precincts listed. Ballot language shown for in favor and against votes and precinct voting places provided.
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City of Beattle
Seattle
George F. Meacham
Breck
Haren
Beattie
Lucia Meacham
Boren
Geld City
Lucia M. Meacham
Seattle Public Library
Seatile
Lutia
Meacham
Seattle Die Library
Hoeshop
Railroad Avenue
Covey Bros
Timshop
Firet Ave
City Stables
Lane Et
Fourth Ave
Montana Stones
4Th Ave
Washington Fifth Precinct
Office Ice
Sos Matin Street
Booth School
Twelfth Ave
Weller Street
Brubaker
Eighth Ave
Bradford Street
Butnick
Jackson Street
Knowles’ Wood Yard
Twenty-sixth Ave
Third Ward
Eleventh Ave
Cherry Street
Madrona Council Hall
Jefferson
Madison Street
McGilvre
Ea- State
Fourth Ward
City Hall
Third Avenue
Jefferson Street
Columbia Street
Ofice
Perrin Hotel
Arion Street
First Ave
Florence House
Seventh Ave
Justice’s
Fifth Ward
Comptom Lumber
Western Ave
Madison
Spring Streets
Sweeney's Plumbing
University Street
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Fortunago Fagarte
Port Angeles
Nagasaki
Japan
Mannense
Morans
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Tomer
Roanoke
Nome Harbor
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Cook Inlet
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Fathy Thomson
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Alanaka Atearmship Line
N. A. T. and
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G. Beninghausen
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Puget Sound Trailroad
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2Nd Ave
Want Street
Marion
Gunther’s
Pike Street
Red Cross
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Pierce
Maine
Becond Avenue
Union Block
BIG Copper
Com! Valve
Rhodes Bros.Co. Tea
Croctory
Second Avenue
Law and Order League
St. Louis
Hetchert Bros
Union
Cor, Marion
Cooper & Levy
Bet Vouter
Frederick & Nelson
Second Ave
Madison and
Peterson
N. Pink
Value
W. L. Douglas
Men’s Union Made Shoes
Kid and
Lerna
Worth
Peterson’s
Oys’ Outfitting Store
Vici
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Vrs
Marconia Tech Club
Mall
Monarch
Wash
OIL & Refining CO
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Treasury
Mutual Life Building
Ad Ee
Ellis Morrison
Seattle, Wi
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Orchestra
Togo
New York
Eash
Alan Oxford
Eton
Point de Paris
Peru
Dottie
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Dennison
David C. Cook
Raven
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NORDHOFF@ Co
Westenn Fuel
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Almy Street
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Marvard Ave
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Fourteenth Ave
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Denny Way
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Colegrove’s Hall
Seve Teenth Ave
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Albion Street
Keystone
J. C
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