Was Austria inhospitable to the Admiral
Vienna reports say Admiral Dewey was expelled for an alleged interview claiming a future war with Germany. Officials doubt hostility in Trieste and note Dewey refused to contradict the quote, while the State department and Navy deny any adverse reception.
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Austria
Paris
Vienna
The
Libre Parole
Dewey
Germany
Washington
Aus
Trieste
Navy Department
State Department
Noted Germans from New York visit Seattle event
The Arion Society of New York arrives next Monday to Seattle drawing notable German Americans. About 1 million attendees from New York will be greeted by a Puyallup committee, given souvenirs, and escorted through lake excursions and a dinner at the Hotel Butler. Local leaders and a ladies committee will organize entertainment.
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Arion Society of
New York
Seattle
Puyallup
Butler
HG. Struve
Chas. Osner
Wm. Haits
F. Winkler
F. Richter
Carl Mensing
E. ©. Bdeen
John Claussen
Andrew Uheinrich
T. Grehmidt
L. Kohn
August Methorn
Dr. Geo. Warmburg
Weather notes for Seattle and Vicinity
Tonight and Sunday forecast fair with west winds to the Berth. High pressure over the northwest coast. below normal pressure over the plateaus and mountains stretching from Nevada to the Canadian boundary. Temperature rises in western Oregon and Washington with mainly clear interior and coastal cloudiness. Rain reported in the plateau region from Salt Lake City area and small amounts at Pocatello Helena and Calgary.
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Seattle
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Helena
Calgary
Cedar Mountain Coal excursion planned by company manager
Robert Gourley the Cedar Mountain Coal manager is arranging a 7 o’clock excursion to the company property. The party will depart Ocean dock on a special Columbia River and Puget Sound train tomorrow. A Cedar Mountain hall dance is planned to entertain the excursionists.
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Robert Gourley
Cedar Mountain Coal Company
Ocean Dock
Columbia River
Puget Sound
Cedar Mountain Hall
National League Games Report From Chicago and Nearby Parks
National League action showed Brooklyn routing New York 3 2 in Brooklyn, Chicago losing 1 3 to Louis, Boston beating Washington 4 2, and Philadelphia 4 4 at Baltimore. Standings list Brooklyn top with around .670, Philadelphia and Baltimore follow, Chicago and New York mid pack, with Washington and Cleveland trailing.
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Chicago
Louia
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
L. P
Houston
Mt. Lewis
Cincinnati
Bea Pitteburg
Touleville
Cleveland
Lynchings in the South Stir Indiana Afro-American League Report
In Indianapolis on August 5 the Indiana Afro-American League released a memorial noting that more than 1300 people have been lynched or burned alive in the South in seven years. The memorial claims over a third were not accused of assault on women and urges the death penalty after conviction, while opposing lynching without trial.
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Indianapolis
Ind
South
Indiana
Austrian War Minister Bans Ear-Boxing for Noncoms
Vienna reports the Austrian minister of war issued an order forbidding ear-boxing by non-commissioned officers. The practice had become a common punishment, injuring thousands of soldiers and drawing concern over military discipline.
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Vienna
Made Their Own Money in San Francisco
A Secret Service agent arrested Kurl Kristensen, Mrs. Mary Terry alias Mrs. Kristensen alias Nellie Brown, as they passed a bogus dollar. Police found counterfeit coins and a complete set of molds and materials for making money in their rooms. Kristensen admitted making the coins, saying it was for pastime and to avoid appearing broke.
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San Francisco
Cronin
United States Secret Service
Kurl Kristensen
Mary Terry
Mrs. Kristensen
Nellie Brown
Kristensen
Funeral for Jerry K Cowles Held in Lake View Cemetery
Funeral services for Jerry K Cowles, who died by his own action, were conducted at Bonney and Stewart's chapel yesterday morning at 1 o'clock. Parents of the deceased from Minneapolis arranged the funeral, and burial followed in Lake View cemetery.
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Jerry K Cowles
G. A. RK
Bonney & Stewart's
Minneapolis
Lake View Cemetery
Trouble for Railroad Men
Report says many Great Northern conductors and brakemen quit over cash fare misrouting and free rides. Spotters flagged broader danger for others, suggesting ongoing troubles for railroad staff and finances.
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Great Northern
Klondike miner Frank Slavin visits Vancouver and plans trip north
Frank Slavin ex Klondike stake holder returns to city and stays at the Northern hotel. He inspects mining properties in Vancouver and plans to go north about the 20th with Mr Boyle to work their claims with machinery next winter. Slavin says Victorians cheer Fighting Joe Martin’s downfall and expect the alien mining law to be repealed.
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Frank Slavin
Klondike
Northern Hotel
Vancouver
Frank
Boyle
Slavin
Victoria
Joe Martin
Steamer Mascot Patrolling Drift Grounds Near Point Roberts
The Mascot steamer chartered by the fish commission now patrols the drift grounds off Point Roberts in search of Canadian poachers.
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Mascot
The
Fish Commission
Point Roberts
Secretary Root backs larger army limit
Washington August 5 Secretary Root openly supports increasing Otis army to ten thousand as part of his discussions with supporters. The stance signals a push for a bigger force to bolster national defense and regional posture.
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Washington
Root
Otis
Sound country beet article prize winner
The $5 cash prize offered by A. M. Moore of the Information Bureau for the best article describing the Sound country was awarded to Fr. W. Cotterill. His submitted piece was titled Puget Bound and Trade Commerce.
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A. M. Moore
Information Bureau
Sound
Fr. W. Cotterill
Puget Bound
Meeting at Chautauqua opens with Christ ministry talk
At Chautauqua on Aug 5 the Rh. Pt. convention started with a morning program followed by a patriotic event. Dr. George Varney of Spokane spoke on Open the Events of Christ's Ministry, continuing his Journeys in the Life of Christ. Dr. Blackburn began lectures on The Church in the First Three Centuries.
The Preachers Sunday Morning Program
The Rev J L Seith conducted the morning program with a prepared talk on The Atonement as part of the series Things We Believe. Schedule includes devotional meeting 9:30 to 10:00, sermon by Rev J J Sretth 10:50 to 11:15, Journey in the Life of Christ by George B R Varney 10:20 to 11:30, The Charen in the Mirat Three Centuries Ite Literature and Writers by Rev A Mackburn 11:05 to 12:00, and a Model Missionary Meeting with Miss Annie Raymond at 3:15 p m followed by a reaper service.
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J. L. Seith
Eubediielon
Hla Gener
J. J. Sretth
Steamer Charles Nelson Withdrawn From Northern Route
The steamer Charles Nelson, advertised to sail from here to St Michael on the 20th, has been withdrawn. At Frank Waterhouse & Co there was no stated reason. Freight destined for her will likely be allocated to the Laurada and Lakme, which resume service September 1 to St Michael.
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Charles Nelson
St. Michael
Frank Waterhouse Company
Laurada
Lakme
Valle
Elopement from Seattle Reaches Whatcom and Beyond
Hert Scriver formerly a night bartender at Motel Beattie and Miss Midina Taylor formerly Mrs Nathaniel Young eloped on a Wednesday evening and wed in the area before moving to Whatcom Scriver now works at a caroon place Taylor was married to Young as a child and later divorced Young is serving in the Philippines with Gen Lawton Mrs Young confirms the departure and vows not to take her back York, the child, stays with grandparents.
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Hert Scriver
Beattie
York
Young
Philippines
Gen. Lawton
Federal court attaches funds of Blue Star Navigation Co
Judge Hanford issued an order in Gillett v. The Blue Star Navigation Co attaching funds and effects of the company held in Howton National Bank. Special sale notices for fine note paper in boxes. Denny Coryell Co, 716 Letave Voll, the Assayer 435 Roxwell listed.
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Hanford
Denny Coryell Co
Letave
Market Quotations From Seattle Saturday Morning
In Seattle markets prices are firm with tight changes. Barley declines one to two dollars. grains in supply exceeds demand. Meat, livestock, and dairy hold firm. salmon runs lighter but prices steady. Lumber prices expected to rise. labor shortages hinder mills. Merchants foresee good prices in fall and a profitable season ahead.
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Seattle
Puget Sound
Girage
Portland
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Pt. Townsend
Wagner
Skookum
Roxwell
Whipple
Denny-Coryel Company
First Ave
Gramophone Viking & Reginas
Sherman, Clay & Go
Steinway
Ulalers
Meoond Avenue
Winter & Harper
Seattis
Humes & CO
Jake Martin
Safe Deposit
Venus
Columbia
WCC
Asay
Joseph Mayer & Bros
Oberon
Irvin Baruch
Oberon’s Ladies’ Orchestra
Tevin Baruch
Costadtor
Wits
Princips
Lester Theâtere
Treme
Armeteure
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
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Meetmehibe Creen
Vuebla
Toate Welle Walia
Mae
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Runt
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Heattle
Fin First Avenue
Reutile
Erkine & Co
Geter
Ol Kertite
Ban Prastewe
Otca
Yeelee
Riday
Catling
Vanesaver
Mary Island
Koiphikaw
Wii
Juppen
Eeeyey
Leyea
Hethes Miretan
Gineierar
Yerioue
Porte
Wall
Keatthe
Canstad Farallon
Ddowell Co
Chenerat
Mip
Phorm Main
Cape Name
Galatnin Bay
Seattle Steamship Ci ‘O. White Star Dock
Skagway
Ketchikan
Juneau
Sinty
Humboldt Falls
Omece
First Avenue
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Omeo
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Everett
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Etpen
Setadern
Poewin
Ehip
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Ciwende
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Crowe Sand
ACT of Athe
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Alilinle
Ane Wrews
Hb W. Houghton
Collins Block
Cambold
Preeter
Alemirally
Nic Keaton
Passionsera Real Eotale
Caah
Piret
ARO Contractors
Hakh Mids
Third Ave
Hanks
VT National Bank OF Reattle
Pal
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Mowtieneral
Yening Bucinese
Samer
Mowe
Corey Omeeg
Meurice McMone
Hewter Tarner
Tdapus Aehieg i
Parkhurst
Awaleiant Coehier
CNR
Fadi Abele
Pringinal
POGMT
National Bank OF Aeattle
Eteok
United Miatowan
Europe
Maandinavian-American Bank OF Seattle
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Pital
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Gremedatsd
A H Hoolbers
Twey
Viret Avenir
Roe
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Piece
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ieFeon van
Careador
Warriders
Western Ave
Tel
Bulwan
Handall
Camvig
Cote
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Metsi
Ceig
Obapin
Mtath
Pike Street
Atlas Dye Works
Union Street
I. Pepew
Pecialiat
Crowe End
Ae Boca
Ispee API
Rt Y Echook
Ohumbla
Mae Vaire
E Chapin
Heeb
Bronrun
Dinoger
Bow Dell Crane
Chanas
Hootester
Pike
Cherry
Glenwood House
Routh
Seattle Junk Co
Eggaore
Railioad
Alaska Junk Co
Torpet Zee
Estern Ave
Mies Lerthwelis
Moston Tieck
Millinery
Mis. Hansen
Cor
Ant Pine
MES. Jaschetz Premeional
Madison St
Haynes Hhor
Starr-Bord Bldg
Eno
Hantin
Hanson
Columbia Street
Poe T
Offine
Henrel
Mir
Deweler
Hinckley
Holyoke
Ches
Merton
BOD Vertis
Barland
Yesler Wharf
T.F Clark
W. Madison St
Hone Main
Tey Pacific
Empire Line
Gait Alliance
Blew Wliver Seeamens Ioe
Rawson Guy
Yukon River
First
Interna Avigation
United Matus
Canada
Pigot & French Co
Washington St
Linotype Jab
Madhamente
Rite
D. Ss. Johnston
Second Ave. Burke Building
Seattle Transfer CO
Edmunds and
Tacoma
Hunde Fie
Landing Cojmon Sieck
Benattle
Telephone
Med
Rouott
Cape Nome
North American Omucation and Trading Company
Cape N Healy
St. Michael Lal An Golovin
Koyukuk River
Ee “Ine
Wddrese
North American Transportation and Trading Company
Car
Youler Way
Occidental Ave
Vancouver Line
Lower Sound
Gaull
Georgia
Islands
North Pacific Yeasler Whard
Betchley
Vanier
Atineurtes Frirhavot
Waiteor
Lin Mutual Lite Bldg
Brown
Cove
Wae Ries Tee
Bonney & Stewart
Columbia St
Wash
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