Pope Pius X election unfolds amid Rome excitement
Rome reports the conclave narrowed to Sarto Rampolla and Gotti with Sarto favored on ballots. The Grand Te Deum was held at the Belvedere chapel and the coronation date set for Sunday. The pope speaks German fluently and reception for American pilgrims underscored the event.
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Rome
Aug. S
Prus X
Bletine Chapel
Perot
Happont
Vatican
Sarto
Rampolla
Gotti
Barto
Rampella
Nauti
France
Tralian
Pius X
Star Dust and Moonlight Mirth Across a Fractured Year
A garbled column blends sketches of science scorn, tall tales, and everyday quirks. Mentions Luke the Loon’s disappearance, Lane and Lake rumors, and a Tacoma professor’s Mount Rainier hollow claim. Interludes include an onions knife, ice cream, and a city gossip mood with humor and local color.
Turbulent Conflict and Unclear Local Vignettes Reported
Reports describe damaged rail lines and stations as Bulgarians burn villages and Turkish forces retaliate. A man named Whittaker Wright claims slander and speaks of wrongful incarceration. A faded scene shows a boy recalling a dusty trip and a fatigued elder awaiting news from home as diversions fade.
Personal Tax Assessments Raised In Bead County Hearing
Morning session raised personal tax assessments for HF Bennet from 160 to 780 and J. H. Bickford & fen from 310 to 17. Cited to appear and show cause were Albert Hangen 47000 Standard Furniture 56000 Holmes Furniture 90000 Joe Mel stick 10000 Globe Navigation 4670 Kilbourne Clark 11120 Centennial Mill 40206 Galbraith Hacen 20120.
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Bea Pessis
HF. Bennet
J. H. Bickford & Fen
Albert Hangen
Standard Furniture Company
Holmes Furniture Company
Joe Melstick
Globe Navigation Company
Kilbourne Clark Company
Centennial Mill Company
Galbraith-Hacen Company
Marine Newsitem Delayed Vessels and Cargo Movements
Dirigo carried heavy freight and five aboard Humphrey on a combined business and pleasure trip to Bhakan. The Roanoke sailed to Nome with a light crew and cargo, while the Tottenham arrived from Astoria to load coal. The Nurnside came in with a new cable laying machine and cable work to begin under Capt. Mussel. The Texan is due in August with 600 miles of cable for the American-Hawaiian line.
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Dirigo
South Alaska
Pointe
Man Humphrey
Bhakan
Dawson
Roanoke
Nome
Tottenham
Astoria
Toad
Orient
Tacoma
Prevent
Mdny Rusee
Signal Corps
Col
Allen
Hurteide
Emerald and Kilmore Steamers Collide Off Mishep Rock
A collision near Mishep Rock lighthouse sinks the Emerald from Glasgow to this port while the Kilmore is damaged. Quick rescue saves the crew. cargo area remains unspecified and the fate of the ships is reported.
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Liverpool
Emerald
Glasgow
Kilmore
Mishep Rock
Replatting Talk at Madrona Improvement Club Meeting
The Madrona Improvement Club will discuss replatting the area between Madrone and Leech parks at Emiley's grocery on Thirty Fourth Avenue and Beetington Street tonight. A large attendance is expected due to the topic's importance. Buchanan a Beattie resident died at Providence Hospital this morning after heart trouble. His body lies at Bonner Wetton chapel.
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Madrone and
Leech Parks
Madrona
Emiley
Thirtyfourth Avenue
Buchanan
Beattie
Providence Cospital
Bonner Wetton Chapel
Frank Stevene
Tenth Avenue
Aloha Street
Yeater
George Ellis
Carnivel Grounds
Press Club To Offer Daylight Excursion To Whatcom
The Seattle Press club plans a daylight trip to Whatcom on Tuesday August 1% aboard the steamer Clallam chartered by F L Strang A J Blethen Jr and W W White. A popular round trip rate is announced.
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Seattle Press Club
Whatcom
Clallam
FL W. Btrang
A. J. Blethen, Jr
W. White
Maison Harberte
Jenkins Bid Is Lowest for New Fire Station
L B Youngs city superintendent of light and water reports the bid for the new fire engine house at Terry avenue will be 11694 dollars He also advises re advertising for bids for the plumbing and the installation of the heating plant in the new station.
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L. B. Youngs
Leht and Water
Ihe
Terry Avenue
Mr. Youngs
Man accidentally shoots himself aboard steamer
Thomas Reynolds wounds himself with his own pistol on the Steamer Alice Gertrude Hart. The 38 caliber revolver discharged as he was changing his coat just before the vessel departed. He was taken to the Wayside Mission hospital with a painful groin wound above the knee.
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Thomas Reynolds
Alice Gertrude Hart
Reynolds
Stearner
Wayside Mission Hospital
Political figure arrested in Philadelphia on mint theft charge
Robert Kilpatrick, a known Philadelphia politician, was arrested by secret service detectives on a mint theft charge. He has held the mint position for seven years. The item also advertises Whiseon's Modern Business College ninth annual graduation exercises at Beattie Theater on August 14 at 4 p.m.
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Priladelphia
Robert Kilpatrick
Pearet Service
Whiseon
Modern Business College
Beattie Theater
Sullivan falsely reported bar theft over missing funds
James Sullivan told police his pocketbook was picked in the Bohemian Bar, claiming a $200 certificate was stolen after leaving it as security for beer. The certificate was later found behind the bar in another saloon, and a lawyer concluded Sullivan likely never visited the Bohemian Bar or lost any money there.
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James Sullivan
Shicon
Jimmy
Sullivan
Bnohomieh
Pinafore and Dorothy at the Beattle Theatre This Week
The Pollard troupe presents Mr M and Pinafore this afternoon and evening at the Beattle theater with Dorothy revived tomorrow night The Hello of New York returns Friday and late nights The Empire Park theater offers a high grade Vaudeville this week with a strong bill and growing attractions featuring the American Millionaire and others at Pymple Park.
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Beattle Theater
New York
Pympire Park
Market Report Shows Mixed Fruit and Produce Prices
The market page lists slight gains for Preah ranch and declines for Oregon varieties and blackberries. It notes assorted fruits including watermelon, apples, apricots, pears, and lemons with varied per crate prices and regional mentions of California and Washington.
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Preah Ranch
Oregon
Prices to Producers from Eastern Washington Hay and Grain
Market list shows prices for timothy hay at 20 per ton and barley at 1.00 per ton, wheat at 17.00 per ton, middlings at 6.00 per ton, and Puget Sound hay at 10 per ton. Spring chickens, live hens, live ducks, dressed veal, mutton, beef cattle, calves, hides, and poultry values are listed with various unit prices.
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Puget Bound
Washington
Timothy
Freen Ranch
Tomorrow Ladies' Day at Athletic Park with Hickey on mound
Dugdale of the Beattie Nations Baseball club announced tomorrow's Ladies' Day at Athletic Park. The home team will feature Jack Hickey, touted as the Pitching Adonis, in the box. Elena and Meattle are mentioned as part of the event.
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Dugdale
Beattie Nations Baseball Club
Ladien Deyet Athletic Park
Jack Hickey
Adonis
Ilelena
Meattle
Outlet clothing firm ordered to vacate corner
The Guillet Clothing Company at the corner of Occidental avenue and Washington street was served with an official order to vacate within days. The outlet, in business thirteen years, may close as a saloon keeper offers higher rent while stockholders decide on action. Directors meet this afternoon to address the court order and planned sales of remaining goods.
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Guillet Clothing Company
Occidental Avenue
Washington Street
Earty Paye
S le
Tar
Judge Shields Jury in Jett White Murder Case
Cynthia Kentucky Aug 5 Judge Harel testified for the defense in the Jett White murder case claiming his concern over Sheriff Nllahan being hurt if the gun that killed Marcum fired. He said he paid Jett’s attorney fees and remained convinced of Jett’s innocence amid the courtroom drama.
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Cynthia
Harel
Jett-White
Hie
Nllahan Net
Marcum
Jett
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Pope
RCMP
Pilarime
Father McGowan
Jersey
Anvil Chorus
Jake Wentley
Ocardeville
Luke
Pat Crowe
Eay Lake
Smith
Lake
California
Kent
Mount Rainier
Admiral Cotton
Lisbon
Josh
Tve
Salonica
Turkey
G. Beninghausen
First
Union K
McDougall Southwick Co
Whittaker Wright
Josh Wise
Breiller
Pat
Victoria
B.C
FE Lamon
Pingiieh Gap
Ttallete
Marine News
Jenkins
C. D
Pecoener
Vesanine
Greer
Barry Rowe
Bige Fm
Californe
Sy Teeters
Mia Jae
Neore
Herbert S.upper
Geheverman Bik Firet
Cherry
Faces
Baturaay
H. Lewis & Co
N. EB
Cherry Street
Adams
Recond Ave
Madison
Clothing House
Shafer Bros
Stoda
Arcade
Second Avenue and
University St
the People’s Bargain Store
Nickle Goods
Envy
Tee
Fine Furniture
Frederick & Nelson
Fine Furniture Incorporated
Madtitvesses
Second Avenue, Madison and Marion
P. O. Block
F.W. Merrick
The
American Clothier
First Avenue
Keystone
Guon
Dr. Bosanko Co
Philadelphia
Quaker Drug CO
Great Northern Ol Company
Seattle
Starr-Royd Building
W. & Chapman
Albert Meyers
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