Fraternal Day Parade Plans Announced for Tomorrow
Fraternal day parade organizers reported that up to eight oclock this afternoon twenty or more bands floats and uniformed teams will join the procession. Knights of Pethian Modern Woodmen of the World and Ladies of Maccabees provide drill and pageant units with segments from Western Washington. The parade starts at Pioneer Place with a 10 am assembly and 2:30 pm drill judging after the procession moves along First Pike and First Avenue north of Pike.
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Gree of
Hin Eee
Kles
Seattle
Washington
Federation of Brotherhoods
Foresters of America
Woodmen of the We
Orient Court
Tribe of Ben Hur
Ladies of
Woodcraft
Pioneer Pines
Priaen
Carnival Committee
Pioneer Place
U. S
Miret Avenue
First
Pike Street
First Avenue
Mixed theories in Bartholin mystery in Chicago
The inquest began to probe Minnie Mitchell's death with Edward Counselman named as a suspect. A witness said Counselman and the woman seen sought medical help from Dr J L Wilgus, who refused service. The coroner’s jury earlier deemed the found body not Minnie Mitchell, leaving unresolved questions about identity and timing.
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Chicago
Annie Fartholin
Edward Counselman
Minnie Mitchell
J. L. Wilgus
Counselman
Wileuse
Seventy-fourth
State Streets
Thompson
Claffey
Springer Ca Ne
Bartholin
General Sigel Dead in New York City
General Franz Sigel renowned soldier editor and former major general died in New York City this morning after two years of illness and decline. A Civil War veteran of the Army of the Potomac his division stood as a bulwark at Gettysburg and he later pursued politics and editorial work as a German native.
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New York
Frans Sigel
Sigel
Gettysburg
Army of the Potomac
Mit Sigel
Germany
No Move In Mimic War Report From Rockport
Rockport Mase August 21 The morning broke clear and pleasant as the squadron prepared for mimic attack. It is not probable that the enemy will appear along the coast due to clear air with no haze to obscure movements.
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Rockport
Mase
Police Roundup Seizes Suspects in Capitol Hill Area
Police report active service with Bryant arresting James Bryan near Capitol Hill residences after a lengthy pursuit. Detective Tennant detained four suspects at about 2 pm. Chief Sullivan orders strict enforcement to round up anyone suspected of criminal activity.
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Jeeman Bryant
James Bryan
Capitol Bil
Tennant
Sullivan
Ringlings Big Shows Arrive With Noted Attractions
The Ringling Brothers circus comes to town on August 25 and 26, drawing eager crowds to a lineup praised as larger and more impressive than last year. Performers, acrobats, and a wider menagerie are highlighted as key drawcards for the season opener.
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Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Unfair Frye-Bruhn Co. Targets Trade Decline
Western Central Labor Union brands Frye-Bruhn Co. unfair and urges meat shunning. Restaurants withdraw patronage hitting meat markets with about 50 percent drop. strikers expect the Frye-Bruhn Car to collapse under pressure within days.
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Western Central Labor Union
Frye-Bruhn Co
Frye-Bruhn
Reward Offered for Elopers A La Rue and Mrs Intermute
Special to the Star reports Sheriff Zimmerman offers a 50 dollar reward for the apprehension of A La Rue and Mrs. Intermute wife of Charles Wintermute of Lowell. They have eloped with the Wintermute family’s 4 year old daughter. Wintermute works at the Lowell paper mill. Mrs Wintermute is described as young and preparing.
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Star
Everett
Zimmerman
A. la Rue
Rule Intermute
Charles Wintermute
Lowell
Wintermutes
Wintermute
Paper
Mifix
Oregon Battleship In Dry Dock Leads Busy Day
A big fleet note reports the battleship Oregon in dry dock while Philadelphia and Boatan are extended. Boats depart Col man dock at 6 30, 9 and 10 am, 1 15, 2 36 and 4 90 pm. Victoria excursion tickets and state rooms available August 24 at room 66 Hinckley block and 1108 Second Avenue. Woodmen of the World to meet at headquarters by 9 o clock Friday morning.
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Oregon Ta
Philadelphia
Boatan
Colman Dock
Victoria
Cueee
Hinckley Block
Second Avenue
Woodmen
Brunswick Hotel
Mentora
Red Spinner
Honest John
Phyz
Montezuma
Carpenter falls to death at Hammond Building site
A carpenter, J. W. McQuarrie, died after falling from an elevator at the new Hammond Building on the tide flats yesterday afternoon. The incident ended a work project at the structure.
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J. W. McQuarrie
Hammond Iting Company
Tide Flats
Excelsior
Z. C. Moore
Copper River
Cack Inlet
Cheatochena
Salem
Deadly Delaware pulp explosion claims 13 lives
Late telegrams report 13 men dead and many missing after yesterday afternoon’s blast at Delaware pulp works. Recovered identities include John McCormick, William Burke, Granville Walter, James Stoken, Franklin Harris, George Wright, Joseph Laubacker, Joseph Henry, Joseph Nagle, Zachariah Collins, James Jester, John Durham, and John Laubacker.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
John McCormick
William Burke
Granville Walter
James Stoken
Franklin Harris
George Wright
Joseph Laubacker
Joseph Henry
Joseph Nagle
Zachariah Collins
James Jester
John Durham
John Laubacker
Chicago
Western Union
New Orleans
Tupelo
Miss
ST. Paul
TransMississippi Congress
Wiliam H. Mantis
Minneapolis
F. B. Thurber
Meat Trust
Wmustie
Thurber
Congress
Senate
Revolutions Committee
Seattle
Newport
R. L
Doherty Brothers
England
Ward
Davis
Wisconsin Day service from Columbia dock to Wisconsin
A proposed ten minute river service aims to link Columbia dock with Wisconsin run partners Greyhound Athlon Inland Fly er and city operations. Details unclear due to fragmented OCR but intent shows rapid transit linking the names.
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Everett
Greyhound
Athlon
Inland Flyer
Columbia Dock
Wisconsin
Athion
Colman
Down at the New Rage Track at the Fair Grounds
Attendance at the races shows strong support after reduced ladies admission. Daily programs feature 2.40 class trot for 600 dollars, Pioneer stakes for 3 year olds, and multiple running events. Big crowd, with 6,000 on grounds, many ladies. interurban trains run every seven minutes from Firat avenue.
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Firat Avenue
King Street
Linmense
Fair Grounds
Tattietale
Commonwealth
Tattletale
Piecer
Mac Mac
First Avenue South
Duchess of Marlborough Met With Refusal to See Kaiser
The Duchess of Marlborough said the Kaiser refused to receive her and Gladys Deacon in Germany. She asserted the statement was inaccurate and protested that she would visit only with Deacon. She defended her family’s status and cited Marlborough ties to the Hanover line and the Kaiser’s mother as proof of England’s dynastic connections.
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Newport
R. L
Duchess of Marlborough
Mises
Gladys Deacon
Empire
Miss Deacon
Germany
Marlborough
House of Hanover
England
Kaiser William
Town celebrates key of city amid baby show woes and wedding plans
The event features a baby show with two sets of judges, the Austin sisters among them, amid criticisms of favoritism. A double wedding planned for Japan Village collapses as brides back out, with hopes for a public ceremony at the carnival and generous household gift bets. A 10-minute Wisconsin steamer service is advertised for safe travel.
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Ita Cone
Austin Sisters
Amy
Cecelia
Marie
Carpenters Hall Hosts Coast Quarte tte Sunday Concert
Woodmen organize an event at Carpenters Hall featuring the most celebrated colored quartet on the coast. They plan a Sunday excursion to Victoria aboard Garonne leaving Arlington dock at 11:00 sharp.
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Victoria
Garonne
Arlington Dock
M. Sharp
Handsomest 2 year old boy judging panel shifts
After judging the babies in the Handsomest 2 year old boy contest, the judges were replaced by Mrs. Ella Kennedy of Chicago Mrs. Ernest Beck of Aberdeen and Mrs. Berna Ward of Yakima who proved themselves competent infant beauty judges. The way they proceeded indicated their keen eye for charm.
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Ella Kennedy
Chicago
Ernest Beck
Aberdeen
Berna Ward
Yakima
White and Colored Lawn Waists Sold to Date
Sales figures note lawn waist purchases totaling $1.00, $1.25, and $1.50. The record highlights quantities and prices achieved to date, reflecting current market activity for white and colored lawn waists.
Family titled قر Prize Lineage Across Generations
A list of relatives sharing equal prizes across generations including Great Grandmother Jeannette Mc Lean born in New Brunswick on February 7 1809 Grandmother Hone Go Jackson Mother C Graham daughter Hazelina Graham Catherine Grady born April 1917 Maggie Mayouck born 1856 Nellie O’Brien born 187% great granddaughter Hazel O’Brien born 1900 Men Pilla Francis Clark born 1828 daughter W H Brown granddaughter Nellie Heintze and little Helen Heintze.
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Jeannette McLean
New Brunswick
Hone Go Jackson
C. Graham
Jady
Hazelina Graham
Catherine Grady
Maggie Mayouck
Nellie O'Brien
Hazel O'Brien
Pilla Francis Clark
W. H. Brown
Nellie Heintze
Helen Heintze
Helena overwhelms Seattle to 14 0 in baseball clash
Plannerys crew hammered Jesse Stovalls curveball attack yesterday, delivering a merciless rout as Helena avenged a prior shutout by Dugdales team. Hill Hurley, ex Helena, received an ovation in Seattle. Wiggs pitched superbly for Helena, limiting Seattle to four hits. Also Butte beat Portland 6 to 5 and Tacoma topped Spokane 9 to 3.
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Helena
Plannery
Jesse Stovall
Dugdale
Seattle
Hill Hurley
Wiggs
Butte
Portland
Tacoma
Spokane
Schooner William Nottingham Arrives at Sidney
The schooner William Nottingham arrived at Sidney on August 20 with all hands safe. It sailed from Tacoma on June 4 carrying a lumber cargo consigned to J. J. Falk. Also, the Kosmos liner Menes reached Tacoma from Hamburg via the west coast. The steamer Victorian, 1564 tons, built in 1894, is for sale by the Pacific Coast Co. after long idle service in Tacoma. Carnarvon Bay left Port Townsend for Seattle after discharging at Vancouver.
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William Nottingham
Sidney
Tacoma
J. J. Falk
Kosmos
Menes
Hamburg
Victorian
Pacific Coast Co
Vancouver
Portland
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Dodwell & Co
Carnarvon Bay
Port Townsend
Seattle
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James Henry
Jedder, and Pecker
Sanset Oil and Refining Co
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Basement Mutual Life
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Marine News
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