Coal Miners Convene District Session in Washington
Tasted Mine Workers of America District No. 10 met at the Labor Temple to organize and appoint committees. About 40 delegates arrived as John McLean of Nanaimo BC was reelected president and officers were named for the national board. The convention continues with a major session set for next Tuesday to negotiate an annual contract with operators and press for eight hour enforcement. President McLain invited John Mitchell to attend.
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Mine Workers of America
Washington
Vancouver Island
Labor Temple
John McLean
Nanaimo
B.C
Uessie Reinovsky
Roslyn
George F. Snowden
John BE. Morgan
National Board
John Hutchinson
Tom LeMuir
Henewick
W. K. Jones
J. A. Martina
McLain
John Mitchell
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Artist Canfield and Indian Bride To Work Among The Red Men
Freder ick W. Canfield an Utica New York artist and Anna Gougtney a Pueblo Indian woman recently married after a seven year romance. He led the art department at Carlisle Indian School and the couple held tribal and Presbyterian ceremonies in New Mexico before traveling toward their future home near Bay. The bride, a Pueblo belle, and Canfield, son of Utica Observer editor W. W. Canfield, plan work among the Indians at Neah Nay.
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Canfield
Indian Bride
Near Bay
Frederick W. Canfield
Utica
N.Y
Anna Gouytney
Duquerpile
New Mexico
Carlisle Indian School
Miss Gougtney
Albuquerque
W. W. Canfield
Indiana
Neah Nay
Barber Asphalt Co Loses Bid As City Plans Planking
The Barber Asphalt Co once again fails to secure a city contract after Councilman Conway blocked an expensive replanking bill. The dispute follows a bid situation on asphalt for Seattle Boulevard, with the Barber firm previously the sole bidder but deemed too costly. A cleanup sale of surplus stock and other notices appear in the ad text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber Asphalt Co
Conway
First Ward
Seattle Boulevard
Barber Company
New York
Howe Building Blocked Curb Parking by Injunction
John Hoge owner of the Howe building at Seconday and Cherry et al secured an injunction from Judge Hanford restraining automobile chauffeurs and back drivers from letting their vehicles stand along the curb beside the building. The move aims to protect rental value of the property alleged to be injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoge
Howe
Seconday
Cherry Et
Judee Hanford
Logging camps not reopening soon in Snohomish county
State notes a log surplus keeps Snohomish logging camps closed for now. Whatcom County reports strong profits from its cherry harvest. Aberdeen churchgoers call for stricter law enforcement after Sunday service. Governor Mead paroles three Walla Walla inmates. Names: W. A. Lewis John Hayes Matt Nealen. Three Aberdeen children poisoned by ice cream soda. Olta freed from petit larceny charge in Port Townsend on eve of marriage. Mrs. Gertrude Malcolm of Tacoma listed among Stone's Landing disaster victims. Snohomish slough near LaConner to be dredged by the government. Railroads say wheat shipment ready on corn supplies to move the crop.
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Whatcom County
Divines
Aberdeen
Gov. Mead
Walla Walla
W. A. Lewis
John Hayes
Matt Nealen
Olta
Port Townsend
Gertrude Malcolm
Stone's Landing
Snohomish
LaConner
Property Owners Seek Extension of First Five Time District
A group of property owners along upper Pike requests extending the first five time district to cover parcels from 126 feet north of Pine Street to 120 feet south of Pike Street and east to Tenthay, widening the district’s boundaries.
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Upper Pike
Pine St
Pike At
Tenthay
Tailor Daniel Fuhrman Receives Early Fall Winter Suitings
Daniel Fuhrman at 1016 Seconday announces an early shipment of fall and winter suitings. The new patterns are attractive and likely to please up to date dressers. He stocks a large assortment, marking the earliest winter goods arriving in the city.
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Daniel Fuhrman
Fuhrman
Supreme Court Decision Acknowledges Mayor Taylor Earns City Entries
In San Francisco on August 6, the U P reported that City Horton must pay city entries as ruled by the supreme court. The ruling effectively acknowledges that Taylor is mayor.
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San Francisco
Supreme Court
Taylor Io
New Incorporations Reported in Olympia
The Star Special Service lists several filings in Olympia on August 6 including Johnson Manufacturing Company of Beattie with officers A Joba na Lance and Kyte. Pacific Lee Company of Beattie with capital of 100 000 dollars. North Regd Mercantile Company with 5000 dollars. supplemental articles renaming Barto Reed’s Bank to Harto & Son’s Bank. Jensen & Elliott renamed to Tannheeuser Liquor Company. H H Field appointed resident agent for Milwaukee Land Company of Iowa.
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Olympia
Naming Corporation
Johnson Manufacturing Company
Beattie
Oerree A. Jobana
Wiliam
Senator Piles Intercedes Over Puget Sound Dock Bid
United States Senator Piles telegraphed the navy department seeking a reconsideration of McLellan & Co. Seattle’s bid for the Puget Sound drydock. The bid was rejected as too tight to fund the caisson and pumping plant within the appropriation. Piles suggests Metal land & Co. could supply the caisson and plant within the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Piles
Navy Department
McLellan & Co
Seattle
Puget Sound
Senator Piles
Metalland & Co
Trap-Door Injury Case Settled in Seattle
Seattle city loses in suit over dangerous sidewalk trap doors in Howton block. Mrs Lee Smith won $7,655 plus interest from the city for injuries after slipping six years ago. the Puget Sound Improvement Company was involved, with the Supreme Court affirming, case ongoing since February 11, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Seattle
Respondent
Puget Sound Improvement Company
Eit
Lee Smith
Widow sacrifices fortune for love in California singer case
Mrs. Frederick R. Hoyt, a California mining widow, gave up 260000 dollars to wed J hummingbird Duffy, a choir and oratorio singer. Hoyt's will provided that upon remarriage the estate would pass to other heirs, but the wealth could not outrun Duffy's voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Gear
New York
Frederick R. Hoyt
California
J Jiumbird Duffy
Hoyt
Young Duffy
Peary Ready to Leave for North Pole Trip
Commander Robert E. Peary has sailed for New York where the steamer Roosevelt is ready and he will soon depart for his expedition to the North Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Robert FE. Peary
New York
Roosevelt
North Pole
Captain Heaton Loses License On Tug Pioneer Mission
The tug Pioneer did not depart for Murder Bay last night with the barge Sonoma as Captain J Heaton, its commander, took a license from his pocket and acted without authority. Heaton left a note today granting permission and then departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Murder Bay
Sonoma
J. ©. Heaton
Walt
Buy your hat of 5. N. Brooks and o. 1331 Beconday
An old newspaper item advertises hats for sale from Brooks and associates located at 1331 Beconday. The notice is brief and promotional with no additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Brooks ' & O
Markets Shrug Off Sparse Local Harvest as Price Ranges Rise
Market report notes a recent uptick at Wenatchee and valley commission stalls with creamed corn scarce and local produce taking charge. Listings show honey, vegetables, fruits, and box lots with prices for cantaloupes musk melons, tomatoes, pears, pumpkins, celery, eggs, and more. Also mentions piano brands and local sales at D and Johnston Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Va
Wenatchee Rocky Ford
Ing. SM
Hunting Season Supplies At Viper and Taft Store
Hunters prepare for season with Viper and Taft located at 1026 Beconday offering guns ammunition boots canvas gear and all other required hunting equipment headquartering ready for opening season.
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Viper & Taft's
Gans
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Snohomish County
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Moore
Pacific Squadron
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BL Ellis
Laura Matthews
Colorado Springs
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Paget Sowed Improvement Company
J. Humbird Duffy
PEARY
Geo. H. Woodhouse Co
University St
Savings Bank
Pully
Afitsave
Grice
Frederick
Nelson, Inc
Satay Ua Fy
India
Rederick
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Madison Street
Spring Street
Vegrtables. Com
Crete
Qaesches
Stee
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Oregon Ae
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D. & Johnston Co
Second Ave
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Oregon Ranch
Turkere
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Kons
RC. McCormick
Ihan. Chas
HW. Bebbaries
Hoge
Th Solner
Union Savings & Trust Co
Howly, Gentile
Wash
Aggnia & For
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Afe Posit Co
Nome
Alaska
Schilling
Japan
Ceylon
Art Marble Co
Taresh
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Ial
Sea View
Iui Sound
Everett
West & Wheeler
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