Railroad Engineers Arrive for Philippine Line Project
Sir Tomorrow FFTY Engineers arrive in the morning at the Rainier Grand. RS Heard, former railroad engineer, named chief of the Philippine railroad in the Washington group led by Lawrence E. Bennett. The party sails tomorrow noon on the Minnesota and will split into five sections for Panay Negron and Cebu with Panay priority. Construction gear will be dispatched from J. G. White & Co. Manila plants.
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Rainier Grand
RS Heard
Philippine
Washington
Lawrence E
Bennett
Minnesota
Manilia
Panay
Negron
Cebu
J. G. White & Co
Manila
Helle
Chinese Freight Cars On Way Detail Confused
Fragmentary text describes freight cars and filters involving Chinese workers and shipments. Mentions locations possibly Sacra and Portians, and a journey from Banwal. Details are unclear and portions are garbled.
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Sacra- Bipe
Portians
Banwal
Dolphin Again Commissioned for Next Voyage
The vessel Dolphin is again in Commission, steaming to Pier 2 for loading ahead of a departure next Monday night. Improvements include a new beach and several staterooms updated on the hurricane deck, with two berths added in three berth rooms. John Johnson will command, EB Billa becomes chief mate, and FP Morcan resumes as boatswain in the ship’s crew.
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Dolphin
Everal
Ioiner Avabee
Bertha John
Johnson
EB Billa
Ie Tegeira
Biteward
Morcan
Families Move Toward Seattle From San Francisco
San Francisco families plan to relocate to Seattle for the summer and stay in Lincoln and other hotels. Officials report inquiries from prominent San Francisco families about rates for suites for three months as they settle during the commerce period.
Sheridan Wins Shot Put in Olympic Games
Athens April 1 Martin Sheridan of New York won the shot putting contest at the Olympic games with a distance of forty three feet four inches.
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Athens
Martin Sheridan
New York
Freight Vessel Delays Highlight San Francisco Dock Shortfalls
An Oe freight remained undischarged at San Francisco due to dock inadequacies. The Pennsylvania sits at Morans for general repairs. The steam schooner Geo. F. Haller moored at Schwatacher dock in Seattle, loading supplies for San Francisco and ready to depart.
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San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Morans
Geo. F. Haller
Schwatacher Dock
Bellingham
Heney Likely to Visit South on Portland Return
Auditor B. Selaley reports a cable from Mr. Heney indicating he will come south on the Portland return voyage. He says 600 men are at the terminal under construction and progress is being made in a most satisfactory manner.
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Boston
Seattie Bouton W
B. Selaley
M. J. Heney Railroad
Oreas
Strawberries Abound as Crates Arrive for Sunday Dinner
Strawberries coming in plentiful with five hundred crates arriving this morning. Demand is strong and the delicious berries will be within reach for Sunday dinners.
Markets show varied potato and fruit prices amid mounting listings
Readout of wholesale markets notes Yetima Burbank potatoes at 8.00 MO per ton and White River potatoes at 1 per ton. California and Oregon produce including beets cabbage lettuce tomatoes and oranges anchor a wide range of per unit prices. Fresh butter cheese and poultry figures appear alongside live stock, fish and hay quotes amid a broad farm goods inventory.
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Burbank
White River
Beth
California
University Plans Campus Amphitheater Improvements
The University board will fund improvements to the campus natural amphitheater near the lake including a platform stage and terracing to seat about 20 000. The project aims to use the site for Junior Day exercises and enhance outdoor performances. Transport Sherman is set to sail for the Philippines. photographer Pinney offers half price photos while he relocates.
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University
America
Downtown hotels crowded as transients register for rooms
Practically all downtown hotels were filled and clerks allowed transients to register with plans to fill rooms later. Tomorrow after the Minnesota sails, 200 rooms will be waxed in the city as travelers bound for the Orient seek lodging.
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Minnesota
Market Signals Tie Prices to Demand for Alaska Frontage
An odd price indicates price pressures as Homers Company advertises frontage on the lake at old prices. Buyers seeking to acquire property while within reach should contact that firm or communicate with them.
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Seattle-Boston Copper Company
Homers Company
Alaska
Eee
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Tomors
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New Yorker
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Ston Copper Company
Heney
Frutte
Seraptenee
Fancy Copien
Nat
Egosenuta
Don
Crate
Waite
Oregon Ranch
Washington Creamery Tatter
Rene Butter
Kanters Tub Pte
Cee Leg
Owen
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Timothy
Pres
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Ryer
Alasks
U” Gampus
Sherman
Quartermaster'a
Fice
Pinney
Numbia Gt
Lake Union
Third Avenue Theater
Russell & Drew, Mgrs
Pictur
Wrweras
Texas
Ranger
Aylesworth Company
Cascade Laundry Co
Third Avenue and
Main ST
Main
Independent
Crimmins & Gore
Clemenso Brothers
Vesuvius
Millio Brothers
Tom Ripley
Pete Dunsworth
Starascope
WM. McHarrie
M. D
Tureda
Pridage
Manhattan
Coca
Kentucky
Captain Gam
Arkansas
Manhattan Consolidated
Dexter
Captain Sam
Captain Ham
Coneell
Captain Barn
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Manhattan Mizpah Mining CO
Arsistant
Mitchiteli
J. BE. Barbness
J. M. Upham
Harry Coffee
Joan M. Fatireteld
Winew Jorg
James G. Bswereney
Nevada
Frank Gondron
J. Mitchell
J. B Parsness L. M Upham
Harry Coppre
J. M. Fairfield
Treasury
Mizpah
Mizpah Company
Sam
Theelaim
Manhattan Mizpah
Kentuthy
Great Consolidated
Ter
Manhattan Miapah Company
Conditema
Annala
Consolidated
Goldfield and
Bulls
That Corp
Pine Nut Company
Mizpah Group
Ita Treasury
Areck
Nixon
Goldfield, Nev
Goldfield Or
Tonopah
Olmentead City
Forester & Co., Inc
Bailey
Heady’ S Barber Shop
T and Washin
Star Publishing CO
Hattan
Tin
Perren
Gauce & Jones
ELO
Mev
Standard Domestic Chines
Rotary
Ando MA
Cline
Ragley
M. M. Ring
Geo. D. Burr
Osteopathic
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