Sailors Union Honors Heroine for Saving Castaways
The Sailors Union of the Pacific applauds a heroine who risked her life to rescue castaways adrift off a stormy shore near Cape Heale. A special meeting in Seattle resolved to recognize her sterling courage and sacrifices for those who go down to the sea. Signed by FP and C Nelwan on behalf of the union.
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Edotel
Thomas
Cape Heale
Vancoever
Seattle
Salorn Unies
Pacific
America
Fe Gi
C. Nelwan
Market Street Fragments Highlight Unclear Municipal Notes
Fragmentary OCR reads Market Street between landmarks and a Ban Mai reference, unclear details about location boundaries and officials. The text lacks complete sentences or names to identify the event, decision, or notice.
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Market Street
Ready for Christmas festivities and new overcoats
A clothing shop run by Daniel Fuhrman at 1016 Second Ave offers tailored cuts and overcoats. The ad promises the prettiest, best fitting garments customers have ever seen, emphasizing ready preparation for the holiday season.
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Daniel Fuhrman
New Library Plan For Olympia Legislature
Beek State Librarian J. M. Mitt unveils a circular letter to nine legislators detailing a system of legislative aid books modeled after Wisconsin. The plan aims to furnish laws and related materials to legislators from other states as needed. State Land Commissioner B. W. Ross paid 74,962.91 into the state treasury from morning receipts, including 45,147 for the permanent school fund from land sales and nearly 10,000 for the current school fund from rentals.
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Olympia
Beek
J. M
Wisconsin
Ross
Permanente Echool
Bohol
Doctor sues over diamond ring dispute in superior court
Dr George W Miracle files a suit against Dr Annie Hansell in superior court seeking the diamond ring he says is in her possession. He alleges a past exchange involving Dr Mirage and Dr Russell led to the ring's diversion. The complaint requests 225 dollars for the ring value and 25 dollars in damages.
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George W. Miracle
Annie Hansell
Dr. Mirage
der. Russell
Russell
Civil Service Board Dismisses Two Patrolmen
The civil service commissioners upheld Chief Wappenstein and discharged Patrolmen EG. Davie and BD. Johnson. Davie faced a charge of neglecting the beat. Johnson’s alleged acceptance of money from a bootblack was not proven, but other circumstances led to the dismissal of his services.
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Civil Service Commissioners
Wappenstein
EG. Davie
Johnson
Davie
Johbnech
Elegant Prospectus Of Laurelhurst Visit For Prospective Buyers
Visitors are invited to Laurelhurst for a refined prospectus of the area and surroundings. The announcement encourages high class property interest and suggests securing one of the folded buyers fold ers during the limited viewing period.
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Arethurst
Eryone
Laurelhurst
Palisades
Brilliant Time At M'Carthy's Brilliant Display
A colorful Christmas event at M Carty’s store featured a new Japanese department and luxurious Orientalia goods. Two orchestras Miss DeVotn’s and the Imperial Chinese will entertain daily through Christmas Eve, offering music for afternoon and evening shoppers.
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Hihese
Muato
Oriente
Miss DeVotn
Othe Imperial Chinese
Chriaiam
Salvation Army Christmas Drive Kettle Begins
Salvation Army starts its annual Christmas drive to fund basket dinners for needy families. The familiar "Keep the Pot Boiling" kettle will appear at city street corners for two weeks, with a Christmas tree at headquarters on Christmas Eve and candy fruit and gifts to be distributed to about 160 families.
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Salvation Army
Cigar Merchants Protest Direct Sales Ends Traders Meet
A meeting of the City Retail Cigar and Tobacco Dealers association adopted resolutions condemning wholesalers and manufacturers who sell directly to customers. Other topics included trading stamps and the premium nuisance. The meeting was led by Charles Smith of Batteraby & Smith.
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Eattlre Retail Cigar and Tobarnce Dealers Association
Hinckley Block
Charles Smith
Batteraby & Smith
Closing out watches diamonds wel worry at Srgain prices
fragmentary item notes price concerns and a shopper named Joe, with an amount of 17 dollars and an avenue reference, suggesting a sale or clearance of watches and diamonds.
Revival Campaign Shapes Missionary Institute Next Spring
Methodist ministers held a large meeting and formed a committee to organize a missionary institute for spring. A revival campaign led by evangelist Rev. J W Mehood was adopted. Reports came from Rev A J Jontyn about forming a church on Ceapitehil and Rev BF Weal, a returned missionary from Hingepore.
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Mineronary Institute
Mev
J. W. Mae Hood
A. J Jontyn
Ceapitehil
BF. Weal
Hingepore
W Cline Averts Wreck After Storm at Sea
Crew aboard the schooner W Cline battled heavy seas last Thursday as a storm battered the area. The vessel rode large waves for hours but escaped ruin when wind subsided, narrowly avoiding the fate of the Coloma and Bea Witch in the same locality.
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Manship
W Cline
Coloma
Bea Witch
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