First Waitresses Union Organized by Tyrell in Tacoma
Mrs Kate Tyrell president of the Tacoma Cooks Waiters and Waitresses union organized the first waitresses union five years ago in Tacoma. She now acts as chaperone for Christine Dahl a candidate for queen of the labor carnival and leads Tacoma delegates to the St Louis exposition to assist and aid waitresses cast adrift, ensuring their welfare and business interests while at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Augusta
Tacoma
Mra
Kate Tyrell
International Waitrensen’ Whion
Mise
Christine Dahl
Coma
Homer
Queen Augusta Herelf
Waltreasen
Waltremnen
Horthweet
Etreneth
Tyrrell
Balt Lake
Mra. Tyrrell
Millionaire's Club of
Tacoma Union
St. Louia Exposition
Halibut Fishing Drives Seattle as Industry Hub
Seattle remains the center for eight hundred men in halibut fishing with heavy outfitting in the city. Last month eighty two schooners delivered a haul valued at about eleven thousand dollars to local dealers amid stormy weather and scarce catches. The Myrtle led the month with sixteen thousand eight hundred ninety fish, while many schooners arrived with crews and names listed for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Beales
Myrtle
Lief B
Jacob Johnson
Capella
HM. Appleton
Theekia
C. Henrikson
Deeahke
J. Babcock
A. Timephehy
Alecta
J. Thompson
Yukon
P. Nelson
Tickle
A. Jaderay
Reef
J. Gibson
Mary
J. Strand
Ella
G. J. Hickey
Daley
A. Lunsy
T. Forrest
Mighland Queen
G. Penney
Orman Sunde
PF. Abbott
Admiral Dewey
T. Nelson
Alma
J.C. Ash
Caroline
J. Mattes
Edith
Larsen
Jennie F. Decker
J. Trim
Louisa
BL Olsen
Doncaster, & Ackrey
Pilot
J. Johnson
Vida
JA W. Burrows
Shamrock
L. Watney
Star Dust Man and Local Obscurities Highlight Olympia Dispatch
The page notes Luke the Loon in Seattle sending a poetic message to readers while detailing a failed arson attempt at Empire tracks Yonkers. It reports the death of Colonel James Leddy of Beattie post and Bealtho ties, citing his Civil War service with the 100th Minnesota volunteers and his residence at 760 Warren Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Dust Man
Tedhaceem
James Leddy
Beattie Bar
Warren Avenue
John FP. Miller
Coleone Leddy
Maa
Bealtho
Newark N. J
Street Car Union and LABOR Leaders Meet at Seattle
A meeting is set for 10 o clock morning between the Seattle Street Railway Explorers union and the Western Central Labor union. They will discuss alleged discrimination by the Reattie Company against union men and expect possible new developments from the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Street Railway Explorer’ Union
Western Central Labor Union
Reattie Company
Not Insane say doctors in court
An English laborer named Thomas Hall was declared not insane by physicians who examined him in the court this morning. The case had been continued after doctors could not decide his fitness two days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hall
Phywt‘lane
Aucourt
Mali
Jarme
Alliance rumors denied by Madrid and Paris leaders
Former premier Silvele flatly denies a Franco Spanish alliance though friendly ties spark hope of soon formal bands. Welsh minister Rev Llewellyn Edwards visits London and will preach at the Welsh Presbyterian church after arriving to study the American education system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Silvele
France
Spain
Llewellyn Edwards
London
Owen Jones
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Edwards
Clapham Junction West Presbyterian Church
Public Works Awards and Bids Highlight City Improvements
The board awarded the Twenty second avenue sidewalk contract to J Kalberg amid previous delinquency doubts. Water mains contracts went to F Memian & Co, with pipe choices switching to Tron pipes. No decision on Washington sanitary fountains action. dissolution of object to city council quiet investment under review. Multiple bids for street grading and sidewalk projects were tabled as specifications were clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Twenty-second Avenue
Bart Union
East Main Street
J. Kalberg
Twentieth Avenue South
F. Memian & Co
Ewing Street
Washington Banttary Fountain Company
Haat Bpruce Street
Treadway
Twelfth
Fifteenth Avenue
Ester Way
Valley Street
Suspect Arrested In Waterfront Purse Snatching Case
George Harvey believed to be the purse snatcher who had been at large was arrested on the waterfront last night by Patrolman Tillie. A man seen snatching a woman’s purse led two witnesses to identify Harvey, who matched the description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harvey
Je Beattie
Tillie
Harvey
Farewell Banquet For Major Bingham Held At Ratnier Club
A farewell banquet was held last night at the Ratnier club in honor of Mai. G. Bingham the retiring United States quartermaster. Friends hosted the event with toasts and a symbolic silver loving cup presented to the honoree. Bingham expressed preference to remain in the city and hoped to return here in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mai. G. & Bingham
United States
Ratnier Club
Hingham
Hiva
Seine
Typo Event Delivers Delegates to U S Trade Union Con
Nearly three hundred delegates from the United States and Canada converge on Washington for the fortyninth annual convention of the international union. An excursion to Baltimore will precede business sessions expected to last one or two weeks as delegates review boat fee demands.
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Washington, D.C
Aue
United States
Canada
Washington
The
Interational Union
Baltimore
Looiographical Union
Maybrick Imprisonment Reaches Fifteenth Year
Florence Maybrick marks fifteen years in prison amid debate over a possible release. Manchester Guardian notes government consideration of clemency, reflecting ongoing controversy surrounding her case. A separate notice promotes low fares to Chicopee and eastern points via Northern Pacific August 14 19 25.
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Manchester
Amg
Florence Maybrick
The
Manchester Guardian
Net
Rertein
Northern Pacific
N. P.etty
J. A. Nadeau
Beattie
Tempered Copper Discovery by Beattie Company Patented
Beattie people reveal a patented process to temper copper now produced at 1245 Fisei avenue south. Limited stock is available for sale. Further information and articles on exhibition from Artec Copper Manufacturing Co at 236 Burke building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Fisei Avenue South
Arees
Artec Copper Manufacturing Co
Burke
Police Roundup Nets Dozens in City Crackdown
Police conducted a routine roundup arresting numerous men and one woman in the lower city. Fifteen were not charged. others carry prior records. Detectives Hubbard and Freeman detained Walter Heil Jack Hardy and P Vanter. one suspect released on a previous charge. James Hogneld linked to earlier thefts. John Wilton known to criminals as the Terrible Bwede. Chief Sullivan maintains a “do nothing” stance despite the action.
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Dewh
An Ryan
J. PF. Beck
Wil Ovens
W. A. Bloat
William Dulde
Hily Madden
A. F. Barnett
James Higneld
Frank Thompson
John Wison
Frank Gottbalt
Wil Harey
Hubbard
Freeman
Walter Heil
Jack Hardy
P @& Vanter
Mardy
James Hogneld
John Wilton
Beattle
Sullivan
Market Prices for Grains and Hay
Readable fragments show prices for oats barley wheat timothy and hay. Mentions tonnage and prices with ton figures around 18 to 13.40, unclear units and missing complete items.
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Timothy O
Ameothy
New
Elita
Atfaife
Divorce Grants Western Millionaire Huntress Case
Superior Judge Alberteen grants a divorce to Mrs. 4 M Gibeot on grounds of desertion and support. Mrs Gibson testified her husband went to Autans and sent no money. Abbie Smith sues James Smith for divorce on drunkenness and lack of support after 16 years of marriage. The article also notes a California oil pioneer and a personal injury filing from a July sidewalk accident on Maynard Avenue near Charter Street. Henry Loomis Nelson, ex editor Harper's Weekly, vacationing in Beattle, plans a W Western tour and a trip tomorrow.
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Alberteen
M. Gibeot
Gibson
Autans
Soret
Abbie Smith
James Smith
CA. C
California
John Whiteorm
Maynard Avenue
Charter Street
Henry Loomis Nelson
Williacnecal
Harper's Weekly
Japanese liner Toena Maru sails with cargo to China and Japan
The Toena Maru departed in the morning carrying heavy cargo including con ing moet ty of Nour and a la shipment of cigarettes and foodstuffs to China and Japan. The Indiana was towed to the harbor yesterday afternoon to be laid up at Laem.
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China
Japan
Nour
Nome
Indiana
Te Harbor
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NAS
Luke Ie
Luke
Ardump
Olympia
Arese
Empire Tracks
Yonkers
N. Yo
Josh
Bors
Dred
New York
Low
Secretary of War
Maj Rhultn
Beg
Portland
Moran Bros
Portia
Mise Vioia Puller
Gulf of Georgia
Andrew Carnegie
Dublin
Squak Slough
Hedt
Pike Street
Tore Ee
A.B. Levan
Duwamieh River
Pieasant Beach
Stone's Landing
Ra. Win
H. Whittlesey
M. P. Church
Leddy
Aikeugeim
First Avenue
Victoria
Eectic
Barnes & Son
Pteinway
Sherman, Clay & Co
Second Ave
Brower Western Central Labor Union
Berend Avenue
Steam Engineers
Wattreames
Brotherhood of Engineera
Teloheer
Pacific
Annatol
Aug
Kalberg
Major Bingham
Chicope
Brunner & Co
Pike St
Tel. Main
Maison Barberis
Queen Olives
Erligh-Marrison CO. Cine
Funeet
Main 16
Independent
Tallroad Ave
Connecticut At
Moran Broa
Pittrhing
Kilngenemith
Leechbure
Kling
Kiingenemith
Rome
Californie
IB Sack
Ackterries
Ms Tresh Ranch
Asters
W. M. Lawrence
Green Lake
Fremont
Woodlawn Station
Lawrence
Green Ae
Henney~ Watson Morgue
Moye
Theody
Adolph Wag
Adolph Tow
Albertson
Vandalaa, al
Ave
Francia Binnen
Verenon
Mr. Binnon Wee
Lynchburg
Ava
Thomas Donohue
Swift & Co
Donohue
Firet MP
Church
W. B. Hutchinson Co
Wilcan
W. TB
Hutchinson Co. Cor
Benend
Union Street
Columbia Street
19Th Avenue
Herbert Supfer
Marine News
Wen Ev Laem
State University
Fiftieth Street
Frederick & Nelson Incorporated
Frederick & Nelson
Tihede Second Ave
Madison and
Spring Sts
Stallman
Smith & Lundbeck
Seventh Avenue
Stewart and
Olive Streets
Citizens Gas
Citizens Light & Power Co
First Ave
John
Ind
Ernst Bros
woooHouse CO
Second, Avenue
Mens Shoes
Nickerson Germainy
Second Avenue
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