Battleship Florida to be tested as target and tower trials
The Florida will be towed to a Chesapeake Bay area for explosive tests and turret armor work to study effects of shells on a battleship form. The plan includes a five story light observation tower, armored plating trials, and possible use of animals in turrets for safety data.
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Gilson Gardner
Star Special Service
Atlantic
Pacific
Pete
San Francis
Florida
Evary
Ae Ballieship
Este
Cannes Balla
Navy Department
Firnish
Chesapeake Bay
Bo Ho
Department
To See Cattleshps Take Beats at Pier 2
Pilots operate trip packages at Pier 2 offering round trip cattle ship tours. Read as a brief travel notice with limited readable details.
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Pier 2
Large stock of ramikin set offered at reduced price
The dealer advertises a large stock of Ramikin tableware in 24 patterns and shapes. To clear inventory a 21.00 set is reduced to 14.90 with an oval dish and twelve matching plates, ideal for serving ice cream. The timing coincides with demand for frozen dining ware.
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Ramikin
Merchants Form Seattle Association
A group of prominent Seattle retailers establish the Ruam ese Men's Association of Seattle to advance merchant interests. Incorporators include J. Hh. Mei of McDougall & Southwick Co DB. EB. Frederick of Frederick & Nelson George Stone of Stone-Fisher Co and Frank McDermott of the Hon.
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Ruamese Men's Association of
Seattle
J. Hh. Mei
McDougall & Southwick Co
EB. Frederick
Frederick & Nelson
George Stone
Stone-Fisher Co
Frank McDermott
The
Local Merchants Form New Trade Association
Marche George Turrell of Turrel's Shoe company M A Bornstein of Hub Clothing company and M A Gottstein of Standard Furniture form a board of trustees. A meeting Tuesday will adopt bylaws and elect officers. J B McDougall is president BP Frederick vice president M A Gottstein treasurer Everett J Lee secretary no permanent quarters yet for the association.
Notre Dame Hamlet Buried in Montérégie Landslide
A Montérégie slide burying half of Notre Dame hamlet, 16 miles from Buckingham, left wires cut and relief parties missing. At least 596 people feared buried under earth after heavy rain.
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United Press
Montreal
Prefect
Notre Dame
Buckingham
Murdered by Rebels in Santiago del Estero Riot
News from Buenos Ayres reports Goy Bentillan was captured at Santiago del Estero with his brother, a deputy, and five other men killed by rebels. A governor was wounded while rebels seized the official residence, later released by federal troops. The incident caused little provincial disorder and is deemed not to affect national politics.
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Buenos Ayres
Goy Bentillan
Santiago del Estero
National House of Deputies
Santilian
It Ia
Firet Methodist Church marks 45th anniversary in Auburn
The Firet Methodist church in Auburn celebrated its 45th founding anniversary yesterday. A separate report states Ah Waugh, a Chinaman in Sumas detention, cut his wife’s throat Saturday night. Tickets east via Portland now sold by O KR Nood P companies at low rates through Salt Lake Denver or San Francisco. For details call Union Ticket Office, 608 First Ave, FE Ellis, Genl Agt.
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Firet Methodist Church
Auburn
Ah Waugh
Sumas
Portland
O. KR
Nood & P
Salt Lake
Denver
San
Union Ticket Office
First
FE. E. Ellis
Gen'l
Elucidated Crimes and Local Notes Across Skagit to Tacoma
Reports from Bellingham list a fatal stabbing case with a suspect stating his wife attempted suicide. three suspects from a local saloon and cigar trade were arrested. Miss Grace Daniels won a declamation contest in Sedro-Woolley. Pacific Coast Co. bought the Tenino coal mine for 5000 dollars. Olympia pioneer A. J. Chambers has died at 61. A Tacoma divorce suit cites abuse in a husband’s handcuffing, separation, and request for absolute divorce. Everett to get a 200000 dollar public building after senate passage. Thurston county Republicans back Taft with primary pledges.
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Bellingham
Grace Daniels
Edison
Sedro
Woolley
Skagit
Pacific Coast Company
Tenino
A. J. Chambers
Olympia
C. E. Gandy
Tacoma
Senate
Everett
Thurston County
Taft
Russian Government Refuses Madame Tchaikovsky Appeal
In St Petersburg on April 27 the government rejected the appeal filed by Mme Tchaikovsky seeking the release of her husband. The decision ends the immediate diplomatic effort and leaves unresolved the couple's status in the current political climate.
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United Press
ST. Petersburg
Mme. Tchaikovsky
Easter lamb and chickens at Band Box Market
Fine assortment of spring lamb and homedressed chickens for Easter at the Band Box Market located at 1100 First Street offering fresh produce for holiday meals.
Tchaikovsky Returns Home After Exile Under Administrative Order
The Russian liberal Tchaikovsky, released from thirty years of exile, returned home recently and was placed in the fortress of St. Peter and Paul on an administrative order without any formal charge being filed.
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Tchaikovsky
St. Peter and Paul
Earthquake Felt in Hanford at 3 AM No Damage Reported
An earthquake shock was felt in Hanford California at 3 o clock this morning moving from west to east with no damage. Coalinga 56 miles west reported a much heavier quake.
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Hanford
Cal
Coalinga
Here
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