Marines Stricken by Fever In Panama Duty
Star Special Service reports 48 hospital cases in Boston and 20 in Brooklyn among 450 sailors and marines sent to Panama for special duty. 170 men sailed from New York and 18 of 170 were ill at Colon on July 6. most recovered in northern waters, many kept by large quinine use. Acclimation and precautions cited for fewer cases among Isthmus troops.
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Star
York
Emmeth
Yompktuaville
Abe
Panama
York Mavy Yard
Mal Hat
New York
Boston
League Island
Weahington
Newport
Columbia
Colon
Boaton
Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Isthmus
North Coast Railroad Moves Linked to Western Connection
North Coast railroad plans are linked to a western connection from Transcontinental routes. Seattle real estate agents note anticipated Seattle waterfront purchases for terminals as Robert Strahorn may reveal details next week.
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Seattle
City
Beattie Tideland Additions
White River Valley
Robert Strahern
Spokane
Prohibition Saloons Abated In Kansas City Kas
Kansas City Kas after bans and writs of abatement led by Sheriff Trickett, saloons were shut down three weeks ago. The joint against liquor with beveled mirrors and bottles was dismantled, as labor unrest and riot actions faded in the effort to curb drinking.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Kangee City
Carrie Nation
Ike
Hoch Ap
W. Trickett
Kas
Rent a Gun And Send a Few Gays in the Woods
Piper and Taft offer a wide line of firearms on Second Ave from 1924 to 1926. They advertise renting a gun for hunting trips and promote hunting salts as a specialty.
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Piper & Taft
Second Ave
No More Mexico for These Americans
Aguas Calientes saw two hundred Mexicans strike for equal wages while about fifty skilled American mechanics arrived in El Paso in the past week, prompting the caption No more Mexico for us from the visiting workers.
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el. Paso
Tex
Aguas Calientes
el Paso
Mexico
Realty 15 Real Estate Moves in Ravenna Addition
Real estate activity in the Ravenna addition of Vester prompts several city firms to open branches at University station. Parry Investment Co. reports sale of two acres in lot 4 section 15 township 2% north range 4 east to Edgar Battle and T H McGough for 2000 dollars, with Brong Investment Co. as their representing agent. Two acres near the fair grounds owned by Maud Fieh sold by Parry Investment Co. to Frederic Nolf for 2199 dollars.
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Ravenna
Vester
University Station
Parry Investment Company
Range 4
Yester Logging Company
Griffin Davie
Edgar Battle
T. H. McGough
Brong Investment Company
Fair Grounds
Maud Fieh
Prederic Nolf
Secretary Root Goes to the Races in Rio de Janeiro
Secretary Root attended the races this afternoon escorted by cavalry. A horse named Root ran in the event. The track spectacle drew crowds and all local business houses closed for the occasion.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Root
City of Pusbia Sails San Francisco to Seattle
The City of Pusbia departed San Francisco for Seattle last night with a full complement of passengers and a general cargo aboard.
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Pusbia
San Francisco
Seattle
Wort
Meadows Friday Racecard Highlights Seven Furlongs to One Mile
Race listings show multiple five and seven furlong events for 2-year-olds to older horses. Notable entrants include Mine Spokane, Ambitious, and Ipon Wateon in the early sprints, with Ralph Young and Watercure among the mile race contenders. Several names repeat across events, suggesting a full card of six to seven races with purses and silks to follow on race day.
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the Meadows
Furiongs
Ting
Wevaessesas
Ateyodt
Esas Ebueed
Indora
Baheseies
Spokane
Aewee
Miack Gem
Vevesee
Rustic Lady
Ceesseass
Onda
Jim Menaeraen Kalices
Aeeveuee
Sen Eolllig
Charles Green
Pebbs
Ecunens
Medden Sant
Woodthorpe
Bert Arthur
Cccee- Coe
Libervale
Ralph Young
Keen
Supreme Court
Cccen
Orehan
Tamer C
Yankee Jim
Utica Ieee
Blanche
Grace St. Clair
Fred Mutholland
Bannockburn
Mra Haker
Fh. Schreiber
Gateway
Ce Cressares
Ebbets
Florence Fonso
Palletta
Bouthern
Huston' Eaneevess
Otto
Woman Threatened Murder in Lowell Custody Case
Everett Aug 2 The case centers on Annie Culman who sought a divorce funded by Charles Le Loe of Lowell. After reconciliation the funds were repudiated and Le Loe remained jailed until peace bonds of 306 dollars are posted. The woman alleges threats of killing her and was arrested.
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Star Special Service
Everett
Charles Leroe
Lowell
Mra
Annie Culman
Leroe
Hice
Cave-In Traps Mining Officials at Mickey Green Mine
In Denver on August 2, the bodies of L. A. Them, secretary treasurer, and W. Mathers, superintendent of the Tempest Apex Mining Co., were found in a tunnel exit of the Mickey Green mine. They were attempting to exit when a cavern collapsed and smothered them.
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Denver
L. A
T Reaserer
W. Mathers
Tempest Apex Mining Company
Mickey Green
Municipal railway and Cedar River main ordinances under review
Corporation Counsel Calhoun and Engineer Thomson spent the day refining ordinances on submitting the municipal railway system and the Cedar River main to a vote. Roth ordinances likely go to the council for passage next Monday, with the finance committee possibly delaying or altering the railway proposal. The committee will meet this evening to reconsider the matter amid opposition from several members seeking a loophole to block the submission.
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Corporation
Calhoun
Cahy
Thomson
Cedar River
Roth
Ite Cubmisaton
Teams Change Game Schedule in Amateur League
Everett officials reorganized the Amateur league into north and south divisions. Snohomish county teams form the north, King county teams the south. Teams will play within their sections, with a three game championship between the section winners to reduce traveling costs.
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Everett
Nouth
Snohomish County
King County
Railroad Offers Special Round Trip Rates for Spokane and Tacoma Meetings
The Great Northern railroad issued circulars authorizing one and one third fare for the round trip to the State Grocers' association meeting in Spokane September 26-27 and to the Norwegian singing societies convention in Tacoma August 25-27.
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Great Northern Railroad
State Groceries’ Association
Spokane
Tacoma
William Curtin Charged in Assault Case in Superior Court
Information charging William Curtin with criminal assault upon Minnie Lind a young girl was filed in the superior court this afternoon see Attorney Mackin t.
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William Curtin
Minnie Lind
Mackin T
Parmons Fined for Sprinkling Violations Reported
Up to noon today 614 parmons were reported and fined for sprinkling regulations violations. Through inspector error probably 60 of these were canceled.
Comanche Chief Quanab Parker First Voter in Full Dress
Comanche Indian Quanab Parker, son of a white mother, is described as the first voter in full dress. The note highlights his unique heritage and ceremonial attire marking the historic voting moment.
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Quanab Parker
Oklamaha Seeks Stone Wall to Guard Its Products
A fragmented line cites Oklamaha aiming to build a stone wall around steek and flourish ponite own products, attributed to der, Frank Frants, implying a bold regional effort to protect local offerings.
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Oklamaha
Steek
Der
Frank Frants
Oklahoma Statehood Debate and Indian Territory Politics
An Oklahoma dispatch explores the statehood issue with focus on Indian voters and tribal influence. It outlines factions, possible party alignment, and the likely white man dominated constitutional convention. It notes land openings for schools and homesteaders, and details planned auctions for the Big Pasture lands.
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Gouthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Frank Frants
Banda
Pdb
Caid
State
Comenche County
Oklshoma
Department of the Interior
Elective Offices to Be Filled in Indiana Field
Local notices outline candidates for elective offices in Indiana with an estimated field of about 25.0 to fill positions. The brief lists contests and expected timing for the election.
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Indiana
Milwaukee railroad plans for new tracks on Whatcom and Colorado
Plans filed with the board of public works propose Milwaukee railroad construction of two tracks on Whatcom from Stacy to Railroad and on Railroad north to Massachusetts, with one track on Colorado from Forest to Atlantic, to be built within the next six days.
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Board of Public
Georgia State Officer 18 in Seattle Today
Lieutenant Governor R. F. Altmayer of Georgia arrives in Seattle today at the Butler hotel. He travels south aboard the City of Beattie and returns by morning on the Jeffereen, accompanied by his family.
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Georgia
Seattle
R. F. Altmayer
Butler Hotel
Mr. Altmayer
Alaska
Beattie
Jeffereen
Smuggler 15 Caught After Waterfront Chase
Walford Slade an English sailor accused of opium smuggling was arrested by Immiration Inspector Frank P. Loftus after a block by block waterfront pursuit. Hidden opium totaling 20 pounds was found in his trunk before he tried to flee. Fred Richards, being taken to police court at 1 40 pm, escaped custody but was recaptured at a street corner.
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Walford Slade
Frank P. Loftus
Slade
Birmingham
Fred Richards
Shuey
McMillin Refuses Water Sprinkling Fine Appeal
John McMillin of 1765 Bisteenth Av, retired commissioner, defies Seattle authorities by refusing payment of a fine issued July 19 for sprinkling rules. After notice he rushed to the water office vowing not to stand for it and sought more time to contest the collection, which was granted but no action yet taken.
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John @ McMillin
Bisteenth Av
Tate
Heattle
McMiilin
Water shortage hits high service districts as pump goes down
A nine day repetition notes a water shortage in high service areas due to the Anne Hill steam pumping plant at Fourth Ave and Ward St being disabled last night by a blown ten inch gate valve. A replacement valve was installed today and the pump was to be back in operation by this afternoon, restoring gravity-fed supply from Lincoln Park.
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Anne Hill
Fourth «Av
Ward St
Lincoln Park
Police arrest man over family home flower theft
Mike Free, a 76 year old man, was arrested by Detective George Brown on the complaint of Assistant Attorney General Robert F. Booth for stealing flowers from a family home at 202 Seventeenth Ave. Free was released under a suspended sentence involving a $100 fine. Vancouver report notes. Prof Prince urges Ottawa to send more gunboats amid alleged poaching by Seattle fishermen.
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Mike Free
George Brown
Robert F. Booth
Seventeenth Av
Free
Vancouver
B.C
Seattle
Prof
Prince
Royal Fisheries Commission
Ottawa
Actress Fay Templeton Marries William Patterson in Pittsburgh
Philadelphia report says actress Fay Templeton wed William Patterson today in Pittsburgh. The ceremony joined two well known theater names with coverage noting Templeton's continued stage career.
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Philadelphia
Fay Templeton
William Patterson
Pittsburg
Local Divorces Sought by Women for Nonsupport and Desertion
Mabel Betella Muragatroyd files for divorce from Theodore Murgatroyd citing failure to provide. Annie Be Kennedy seeks absolute divorce from Duane M Kennedy alleging desertion and failure to support wife and child.
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Mabel Betella Muragatroyd Hee
Theodore Murgatroyd
Annie BE. Kennedy
Duane HM. Kennedy
Log carver killed by falling fir at Holley camp
Fred Berg a logger at Janeson's Holley camp was killed when a large fir tree toppled while he chopped it. The trunk struck another tree and fell onto him causing fatal injuries. Local authorities reported the accident at the work site.
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Fred Berg
Janeson
Holley
Seven Insurers Fail in State Leaving Policy Deposit Question
Seven insurance firms with Seattle offices failed after the San Francisco disaster. They held Washington policies totaling 22,082,417 with premiums of 446,360.05, raising doubts how much goes to policyholders. Fire insurers in Washington faced no deposit requirements, leaving policyholders unprotected.
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Seattle
San Vrancisco
Washington
San Franciaco
Dutchess Fire Insurance Company
Poughkeepale
N. Y
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Firemen's Fund Insurance Company
San Francisco
Traders’ Insurance Company
Chicago
Security Insurance Company
Baltimore
North German Insurance Company
Hamburg
New York
The
German Innsurance Company
Peoria
United
Transatlantic
England
National Union Insurance Company
Pittsburg
American Fire Insurance Company
Philadelphia
American Insurance Company
Newark
Don t Fancy Camp Service Lery to Camp Tacoma
The text notes a march of Lery beginning in March toward Camp Tacoma indicating a transfer or movement related to a camp. No further context or details are provided in readable text.
Eleventh Field Artillery unit tests new guns at American Lake
VANCOUVER Wash Aug 3 The Eleventh battalion of Field Artillery began its march to American Lake for maneuvers It tests the American made gun and pack saddles amid army interest Maj G A Bennett formerly of the Presidio San Francisco commands the unit Rumors of desertions at American Lake circulate but lack confirmation locally
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Vancouver
Wash
Field Artillery
American Lake
G. A. Bennett
Presiio
Ballard Notes picks up Aug 2 items and events
Mise Lavina Rokke of Warren Minn will lecture in Swedish on temperance at Swedish Mission church HH. A Babin has permit to build a home at 221 Hast Cheatnutet. J Williams sought by police for jumping a board bill worth 2. 1. BKi Casey settled out of court. Daughters of Norway picnic at Wildwood park Sunday. Dr M M Martins revival talk Why I Belong to the Christian Church at Junction hall. Ballard team to play West Beattie next Sunday. Brush fire near Northern Hmite burning about 16 acres with no spreading danger.
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Ballard
Mise Lavina Rokke
Warren, Minn
Swedish Mission Church
J. Williame
Stimeon
Willams
Bki Casey
M. Martin
Junction Hall
Christian Church
Mainet
Jersey Butter Store Specials Tomorrow
The Jersey Butter Store advertises Cona brand coffee at 39 cents per pound with praise for its flavor. Also offered are fresh lows Butter at 25 cents per pound and good exes at 20 cents a dozen, highlighting low prices and product notes.
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Whip City
North Coast Railroad
Robert Strahorn
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Galmen
Yakima
FL L. Pitman
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North Conet
Canadian Pacific
Aleo
Columbia River
Bay On Waterfront
Co. W. Trickett
Georgetown
James DH
N. Blner
Union Savings, & Trust Co
Cherry St
Alaska Banking & Safe Lepostt Co
Nome
Realty
Puebla
Star Special News
Curtis
Noble
Oklahoma City
F. W. Echaefer
Hooper
Ekazio
Roomer
Fair God
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Wvern
Deages
Sewer Eee
Eri
Tee
Oklahoma State
Will
Queen Anne
AND
Washington Policy
American Lake — Artil
Lery
Ballard Notes
HH. A. Babin Hase
Hast
Cheatnutet
Daughters of Norway
Wildwood Park
D. C
Jersey
Aeon Acu
the Sundwall Co
Ragley
Attalia
U. K
Loose
Pres
Columbia Canal CO
Marion Building
Wilson
Holbrook & Clark
West Seattle
Edwin F. James & CO
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