Election results show victors and bond approval
In Satur election, the Business Ticket led with about 60 percent of votes. Total votes counted show candidates Sehran 2,292 and 2,050 for others. J Allen B and W Wilkins 727. Carl H Reeves 479. F L Borbou 414. Hermon FP Titan 237. John Lee 4 G. B Owens 60. William Rida 87. A $600,000 school bond passed 8,146 to 438, to be issued in stages as needed for new buildings.
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George Dolates
Satur
Sehran
J Allen B& W. Wilkins
Carl H. Reeves
F. L. Borbou
Hermon
Titan
John Lee
B. Owens
Illiam Rida
Diary of Noah S2 Notes a Shuffled Toy Ship Tale
Engraved diary pages and a wood fragment unearthed in FF W Schaefer’s newspara reveal the sole original Noah diary. The entries recount a rain soaked voyage with animals dying and rations dwindling under worsening conditions.
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FF. W. Schaefer
Noah
Fealy Delivers Subtle Mary Warren In The Sex Grand
Maude Fealy presented a restrained yet revealing portrayal of Mary Warren in The Sex at the Grand. Seattle audiences found the performance agreeable though the play drew mixed notes with sentiment over the ambition of its plot.
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Maude Fealy
Mary Warren
Grand Haat
Seattle
Good House
Theatres Show Burlesque Camille and Roadshow Acts
Review notes strong burlesque charm with Knox Wilson in April Fool and William Friend as Welch Rarebit drawing laughs. Camille at Third Avenue features Laurette Taylor with mixed reception while Frederic Clarke shines as Armand. Lois theater hosts Clay Clement and Lola Stock Co with varied stock support. Coliseum and Pantages present multiple acts.
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Dabes
Knox Wilson
April Fool
William Friend
Welch
Mareh
Baldhead Row
Luella
Lawrences Coever
Camille
Third Avenue Theater
Laurette Taylor
Miss Taylor
Third Avenue
Frederic Clarke
Armand
Colman Building Ad Clashes Over Prices and Frauds
An item notes artletic offers at Colman building with reasonable prices and mentions coupons or other frauds, urging scrutiny of promotions and potential scams.
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Colman
The Third Generation and The Star at The Lyric Now
A varied bill features akymnasia in The Third Generation and The Star in The New Judge along with operatic soloist Jaronesa Ver Zelber Dancing Davey vaudeville acts moving pictures and illustrated song presenting a full program of musical comedy and variety.
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Aketoh
Jaronesa Ver Zelber
Davey
Moving Pictures
Briefs From Wire Gove On Plans And Disasters Across Regions
Recap of wire reports shows government meal plan talk for hundreds of state workers earning 260000 yearly and Hughes skipping the Chicago Republican convention. A strange 21 inch beast weighing unknown pounds dies in Cascades near Wenatchee. James Carman’s home in Hellingham burns, family escapes. Alaska land purchases surge. 8000+ acres near Waterville in Douglas county to be auctioned January 4. Pullman state college summer farming school opens after Christmas. Salmon pack at New Westminster BC drops 75000 cases. Millowners in Aberdeen adopt half and quarter time. Secretary Straus notes poor mail facilities between Pacific coast and Hawaii. improvements recommended. White damp kills mine boss Joseph Kraczek near Huckaby, WA. Pacific coast lumbermen head to Washington for rate-case hearing. Richard Dicer, 407 1/2 pounds, inmate at Steilacoom insane asylum for 16 years. War secretary approves plan for a second wire between Valdez and Fairbanks, Alaska. It was a quiet Sunday in New York but Spokane clears house certificates used as cash. In Tacoma a somnambulist Joseph McNell falls to death from Hotel Newport fourth floor. Former Ohio congressman Joseph Hy Outwaits dies.
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Aberdeen
Straus Saga
Pacific
Hawaii
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Pacific Coast
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Steilacoom
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Naval Yard Tour Guides Visitors to Historic Ships
Take a trip from Pier 2, foot of Yesterway, to the U S Navy Yard to see the battleships Oregon Wisconsin and Nebraska the cruisers Buffalo and the training ship Philadelphia and admire the dry docks torpedo boats and prison ship Nipeic. Boats depart six times daily for a round trip of sixty cents.
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Limbert Arts and Crafts Furniture Ad in Seattle Store
The Charles P. Limbert Co. promotes its Arts and Crafts line with Mission furniture in white oak and goat skin cushions. The Seattle agents offer a full range of pieces including Morris chairs and rockers with a Christmas gift appeal as the two week period approaches.
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Christire
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Unclear fragment on Columbus man and lost crews
In Columbus Ohio a pneumonia case linked to a Bay who recently turned 66 is noted. The text mentions long service from 1886 to 1895 and roles on Pacific railroads and foreign affairs. It references Newfoundland fishing and crews reported lost after departing Miquelon on October 1.
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Two Injured as Train Collides Near Holgate
Northern Pacific train No. 100 crashed into a待 awitcd engine and boxcars near Holgate last night at about 9. Engineer D. F. Shawl and ri n FL W. Wilford were trapped under the overturned locomotive and had a miraculous escape from death. They are at the Pacific hospital in a danger but improving condition, while fireman W. D. Maltby and Kieth Engineer Bb. M. Slattery escaped with no injuries.
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Public Market Prices Today Reproduce Varied Commodities
A stock of Italian cheatnute arrives with reduced prices for Fancy Swiss cheese down to 25 cents per pound and pork chops at 15 cents. numerous fruits vegetables and dairy items listed with per pound, per box, or per dozen rates including Yakima burbanks, oranges, apples, figs, nuts, and honey.
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Washington Creamery
Oregon Ranch
California
Doren
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Gravenstine
Arkansas Blacks
Malaga
Yakima
Orcas Island
Wenatchee
Woodland Park Poultry Yards Ad
Eggs and poultry advertised from Woodland Park Poultry Yards. City sales rooms listed at 1309 Arcade Way with phone numbers Main 918 and Ind 6235. Claim of products from own ranch.
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Woodland Park
Arcade Way
Bank Statement and Oath Annual Report 1907
A damaged OCR segment shows financial figures, cashiers, and notaries from a 1907 bank statement. Names Ralph-ry cashier, M W Peterson, and notaries Gray and Vette appear with sworn attestations and totals for assets and liabilities in King County and Seattle area.
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State of Washington
County of King
Ralph
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