Lusitania To Sail Soon As Fastest Steamship
The Lusitania of Cusardine completes trials and plans a September maiden voyage to New York. It promises a five day crossing at twenty six knots, with luxurious suites, private tolls, electric lighting, and ample public rooms surpassing Cunard first class.
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New York
Seattle Star
Liverpool
Aus
Lusitania
Great Britain
Atlantic
America
York
Etruria
Umbria
Licensed to Wed list of names and ages from Seattle area
A fragmented notice lists numerous individuals with ages from 18 to 36 connected to marriage licenses or engagements. Names include Fujimoto, Basie, Tsujino Mikami, Schultz, Lewis Robinson, Haar, Alice Bussey, Diack, Teckla West, Char. Hammer, Vancouver residents, and others in a crowded roster.
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Fujimoto
Basie
Tsujino Mikami
Wm. Schultz
Lewis Robinson
Iew Haar
Alice Bussey
Diack
Seattle
Mance
Priege
Char. Hammer
Legal Age
Jackson
Vancouver
Maud Somerville Marrow
BBC
MG P. Cunningham
North
Myrtle L. Roberts
Strand
Elise Sel Beattie Wert
MM. Sacer
Granite
Bophie Skappeller
Henry Gilroy
Mm Hiigeu
Birth Record for G Campwn Family Son
Birth record notes a son born August 20 to the wife of G Campwn. The entry records the date and parental relation in the local register.
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G. Camp Wn
Incomplete Registrations at City Census Site
A garbled list shows names ages and addresses with many typos. Entries include Inn ie Soderstrom 23 at 4223 Dayton and J Johnson 66 at Aug 822 Tenth Ave South St Anna Witt 29 Beattie General Hospital and others mixed with stray phrases about August dates and a reference to a brain weight comparison.
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Innie Soderstrom
Dayton
J. Johnson
St Anna
Seattle to Welcome Bow and Arrow Reform Effort
Chicago archer Mrs. B. B. Weston visits Seattle to promote bow and arrow with Witt H. Thompson, as a local archer returns east after placing third in the National Archery tournament. Thompson has previously claimed national titles. In Los Angeles, four leaders of a Mexican government overthrow attempt are arrested after months on the run.
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B. B. Weston
Chicago
America
Witt H. Thompson
Seattle
Thompson
Robin Mood
Los Angeles
CONTINUE FIGHT OVER STONE AV EXTENSION
Numerous clubs and organizations opposed to Stone avenue through Woodland park unite in a Chamber of Commerce meeting to continue the fight. The park board remains determined to proceed with the project despite opposition.
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Clube
Stone Av
Woodland Park
United Forces
Chamber of Commerce
Cet
Park Board
Move for Annual Grand Jury
A constitutional amendment to require a grand jury annually will be offered in the next legislative session. Lawyers argue regular annual juries would probe city and county offices, deter corruption, and empower witness examination beyond what prosecuting attorneys can. A Missouri lawyer, unnamed, supports the idea if a special prosecutor like Heney is appointed. past juries lacked backing from prosecutors.
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Willman Tucker
Blaine, Tucker & Hyland
Everett H. Smith
Washington
Heney
Miasouri
Market Notes Show Mixed Poultry and Fruit Prices
The poultry market softened with live hens and broilers down mildly from recent levels. Prices for upland fowl slipped to 16 to 18 cents per pound while larger spring chickens remain abundant and small sizes scarce. The plum and prune market fell due to fruit oversupply, with boxes at 60 and 76 cents. Cantaloupes slipped slightly. assorted vegetables and fruits show varied prices across listed items.
Fragmented OCR Weathered Nuance Notes
Fragmentary OCR text lists prices and items such as ore, water, peaches, foam, and crab apples with unclear units and amounts. Mentions rates, calibers, and references to multiple vague terms, artistic phrases, and stray names without coherent context.
Fragmentary Stock Market Notes and Odd Commodities
The piece lists assorted farm items and livestock terms with unclear framing. Mentions include calves, steers, ham, sheep meat, herring, whitefish, wheat hay, and chopped feed. overall context and specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
Seattle carrier delegates leave for Ton convention
The Seattle branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers sends Leonard L. Kidd Richard M. Pearse W A Eilte and W T Pearse to Canton Ohio from September 2 to 7 for a big postal convention. They will visit Washington and other postal centers to study additions.
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Seattle
National Association of Letter Carriers
Canton
Leonard L. Kidd
Richard ‘Mh. Pearse
W. A. Eilte
W. T .Pearse
Washington
Leave Pier 2 to ace balllon hips.
A fragmented note notes Pier 2 and a goal to ace balllon hips. Details are unclear but the setting or objective appears linked to Pier 2 in a sporting or event context.
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Pier 2
Balllon
Librarian Ts Chosen for Beattie Public Library Director
Judson T. Jennings named assistant to the New York state librarian in Albany as successor to G. W. Smith. Carl A. Jenks of Chicago has accepted and resigned. Jennings has 16 years at the Albany library. Mr and Mrs W D Hall celebrate 25th wedding anniversary with a silver coffee urn gift from Grote Rankin Co.
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G. W. Smith
Beattie Public
Judson T. Jennings
New York State
Albany
Carl A.en
Chicago
W. D. Hall
Ninth
Senpea
Hall
Grote Rankin Company
Latch String Club Formed For 1909 St Paul Convention
Christian Deavor officials organize the Latch String Club to visit the St Paul convention in 1909. The club will be incorporated with members paying $5 monthly to fund the trip. Officers elected include President F Edgar Barth, Vice President Rev M A Matthews, Secretary Carl H Reeves, Treasurer George K Comba, Transportation Manager Dr Frank L Horefall. Others may join.
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Christian Ndeavor
St. Pau i
F. Edgar Barth
M. A. Matthews
Carl H. Reeves
George K. Comba
Frank L. Horefall
Hines and Armstrong Win Ward Council Seats
In a brief council session last evening the twelfth ward W Hines and thirteenth ward J T Armstrong led the recent vote and were declared elected. Both will take office Monday.
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W. H. Hines
J. T. Armstrong
Water Shutoff Notice for Several Seattle Streets
Water will be shut off from 9 am to 7 pm on Monday August 4 on Yosler Way from Twenty fourth Ave to Thirty second Ave on Twentyeighth Ave from Yesler Way to past Spruce St and on Thirty-fire Avenue from Yesler Way to East at near the navy yard finet of battleships.
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Yosler
Yesler Way
Spruce St
Yesler
Navy Yard
Government to Aid Farmers in Crop Movement
The United States government will assist farmers moving crops. Secretary Cortelyou says deposits of government funds will be placed where needed to prevent money stringency or panic during the crop moving period. Five hundred thousand dollars have been sent to Chicago.
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United
New York
United States
Cortelyou
Chicago
Matthews in Grand Jury Fight in Seattle
Rev. M A Matthews joins movement to secure a grand jury in Seattle. He will address the Men’s Club of Queen Anne M E church on Why Heartle Needs a Grand Jury next Tuesday evening. Roy Cowells fined 10 dollars plus costs. William Murray 15 dollars and costs by Justice Carroll. Lost in the mountains is Victoria merchant Henry Beidenbaum. last seen near Soldouch Springs a few days ago with faint hopes for recovery.
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Seattle
M. A. Matthews
Heartle
Queen Anne M. EB
Roy Cowells
William Murray
Coats
Justice Carroll
Ae Spee
Henry Beidenbaum
Victoria
Solduch Springs
Clallam
YMCA to Open HQ in New Building at Fourth and Madison
The Seattle YMCA plans to open its business headquarters in a new building at Fourth and Madison around September 1, marking a key milestone for the organization.
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Seattle
Wading barred at Cleveland picnic by committee
The Republican League picnic scheduled for August 24 in Cleveland will not include a women’s wading contest. Outcry from women’s groups ministers and religious bodies led the arrangements committee to cancel the match amid protests about bare knees and ankles.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Republican League
Committee On Arrangements
Marching Third Regt A B A Returns to Fort Lawton
After a three days’ march and maneuvers Companies F G and H of the Third Regiment A B A returned to Fort Lawton yesterday afternoon. This morning inspection was held at the post. The bar association of Vancouver B C is taking steps to impeach Judge Archer Martin of the supreme bench of British Columbia following a long quarrel with Chief Justice Hunter.
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Fort Lawton
The
Bar Association of
Vancouver
B.C
Archer Martin
Supreme Bench of
British Columbia
Martin
Hunter
Oriental Williard Opens With 8 Tables in Seattle
Oriental williard at 1416 Third Ave in Seattle announces eight new tables and the city’s only 5x10 pool table. A place for gentlemen.
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Oriental Williard
Seattle
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Olympic Market
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International Bond & Realty CO
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Librarian
C. E
Pacific Outfitting
Security Savings & Safe Deposit CO
Seneca Street
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Post - Intelligencer
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J. Redelsheimer & Co
First Ave
Columbia St
Strongest Boys’ Clothing House
Red Cross Mining Co
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Red Cross Mining Company
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