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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1904

Page

8

Injunction Denied in Pulling Trades Lockout Case

New York Aug 2 Justice Dickey denied a bid by Mosaic workers to obtain an injunction to bar a lockout in a dispute tied to an arbitration agreement. The court ruled the agreement was not mutual and affirmed the employer’s right to employ or dismiss at will while workers may choose to work or not.

York Dickey Supreme Court

Teachers Named as Passing State Certification in King County

Certificates issued by the state school superintendent in Olympia list teachers who passed examinations in King County. Names include Helen R. Allen, Martha Anderson, Katie Bassen, Cressie J. Beckwith, Grace Benson, Ida B. Berg, Leta Bigelow, Mary A. Black, Mariel Black, Mary E. Boliman, Naomi Boyker, Ella V. Browne, Mel Mesa Burieff, J. M. Butchart, M. A. Castillo, Nita R. Cunningham, Dunmore, T. L. Dyer, Anna M. Egan, Marie V. Egan, F. Ger TURKISH BATHS HEADY'S Under Dexter Horton Bank.

Olympia King County Helen R. Allen Martha Anderson Katie Bassen Cressie J. Beckwith Grace Benson Ida B. Berg Leta Bigelow Mary A. Black Ma-riel Black Mary EB. Boliman Naomi Boyker Ella V. Browne Mel- Mesa Burieff J. M. Butchart M A. Castillo Nita R. Cunningham, Dunmore T. L. Dyer Anna M. Egan Marie V. Egan F. Ger

Names of Women Listed in Local Directory Segment

A long list of female names appears in the community notice or roster. The names include Mrs. Ferguson, Marie Fancher, Mayme Farrar, Edith Meteher, Nellie Foran, Ella Fowler, Mary Oakley, Adeline Fields, Nora Gulliford, Emma Holm, Mary O Halloran, Jane O Rourke, Minnie Owens, Florence Weed, Anna Howard, and many others, indicating a social or club compilation.

Trude Fairbank Marie Fancher Mayme Farrar Mra Elisabeth Ferguson Adeline G. Fields Edith J. Meteher Nellie M. Foran Ella M Fowler Vere Fry H. Ray Fuller Ina RK. Puller Gussie B. Funk Lucy M. Furnas Hattie A. Goff Norah Gulliford Minnie M. Hadlock Alma Harrington F. B. Hetherington Laura B. Hight Kate Alice J. Martin Emma R. Martin Gussie Miller J. W. Miller Luella Mille C H. Minear Kate Moore Bertha B. Mossman Grace Near Jennie J. Newell Enola Oakley Mary Oakley Mary O'Halloran Jeanette O'Rourke Minnie Owens Mary Alice Page Hertha Perry Marie Peter Faith H. Pope Ella Qu Alice Weaver Lovella Webster Florence Weed Adeline West A. J. Weaterland Sarah Williams Carrie Wilson Blanche Wyatt Bernt Anne Edith Balch Florence Raptie Eleanor Blodgett Robert M Garrett Mabel Hannan M. H. Jordan Jessie F. Kinsey Pauline Klockstead F. B. Taylor Mary L. Downie Henrietta Elsenbein Alma W. Fagerbers C. W. Latham Verna Leeman Linnie A. Motors Phi Smythe Alice Staempfli Lucy M. Startup Martha J. Morris Ella Peckham Anna B. Howard Margaret M. Sampson W. H. van Horn Ida Grace Sharp Joanna M. Wyatt

Hoar Sees Quiet Night as Strength Fades

Senator Hoar remains stable after a quiet night in Worcester. He took nourishment but shows no gain in strength this morning.

Worcester Mass Hoar

Grantel Dockage Granted at Hunter Point on Lake Washington

County commissioners approved a petition by residents of Hunter Point to build a new dock on Lake Washington. Residents said a private dock, long used to ship their produce to the city, was removed, leaving no access for their goods as steamers enter Meidenbauer Bay.

Hunter Point Lake Washington Meidenbauer Bay

Watson to use New York as campaign headquarters

Thomas E. Watson of Georgia, the Populist presidential candidate, will base his campaign in New York. He has secured rooms at the Hoffman House with Mrs. Watson and their daughter, beginning September 17.

New York Thomas E. Watson Georgia Hoffman House

Royal Court Members Chosen for Beattle Exposition

Mina Nettle Lester and Miss Jennie Bonner will serve as aides to Queen Anne during a two week Beattle Industrial Exposition and State Labor Day celebration opening Monday evening. Remaining contestants failed to accept after election, with official proclamations pending tomorrow. Purple and white dominate coronation robes as events unfold with contests in skilled trades and shingle packing, plus horse shoers contest and cash prizes. Shows by the Southern Carnival company arrive Sunday, booths near completion, and decorative lighting to be showcased.

Mina Nettle Lester Thin City Jennie Bonner Tacoma Queen Anne Caprietty Board of Mangers Southern Carnival Company Seattle

Unclear 19th Century Textile Ad Fragments

Fragmentary advertisement listing various fabrics and notions. Mentions hemp cord, fancy back comb with rhinestone settings, men's pant patterns, striped mixtures, bleached marlin, satin taffeta ribbons. Prices shown in odd currency and garbled units.

Waler Mensure Reeuler

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