Banquet of the Lawyers Recalling John Marshall Also
Guests arrived for the King County Bar Association dinner and were served as portraits of John Marshall looked on. Toasts recalled Chief Justice Hanford and James Hamilton Lewis, with remarks on the Constitution and Federal Judiciary, ending in laughter.
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John Mar
Samuel H
P A Gitman
CH. Hanford
Hanford
W. H. Thompson
Johan Marshall
John B. Allen
Frederick Bausman
Jaca
Seattle
James Hamilton Lewis
Kingity Bar Association
Humane Society Meeting at Rainier Grand Hotel
At the Seattle Humane Society gathering, the event took place in the parlors of the Rainier Grand hotel, details of attendees and proceedings not provided in the excerpt.
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Seattle Hatt Society
Rainier-Grand Hotel
Society appoints Ridgeway as special officer
Last night a committee meeting discussed an aggressive plan for Monday but yielded no definite actions. Mrs. Gronland, society secretary, strongly endorsed Ridgeway who has been designated as the special officer.
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T W.nideotas
Ite
Call for bids on military transport routes to Alaska and Alaska goods
Quartermaster Rublin issued a call for transportation companies to submit bids to forward army supplies to Alaska from features. He will also receive bids for prey from St. Michael up the Tu and for nme at eel Ta aeons.
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Rublin
Alaska
Feature
St. Michael
Sundry Civil Bill Totals and City Allocations
The sundry civil appropriation bill totals 69,703,084 dollars, 10,859,197 below estimates and 5,743,221 under the prior fiscal year. Allocations include Chicago 1,000,000. Kansas City 50,000. Los Angeles 160,000. East Lake City 76,000. Seattle 100,000. San Francisco 1,116,055 for revenue gutters 112,500 for Pacific coast and 82,600 for Great Lakes. Grays Harbor Washington receives 194,225 and Wy erett harbor 90,900 under river and harbor funding.
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Washington, BD
Bay
Chicago
Kansas City
Ban
Los Alos
Cal
East Lake City
Beattie Military Band Announces Second Annual Ball
The Beattie military band plans a second annual ball at Ranke hall tomorrow evening. Last year the event featured four performances, and this season the committee promises an even better program.
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Beattie Military Band
Ranke Hall
Death notices and funerals in Black River area
Christina Plough aged eight died yesterday at Black River from spinal meningitis. Funeral for Charles Dabney held this afternoon at Butterworth's chapel. Funeral of Busie M Cooper at 1 30 from residence 411 John Street. Terashita aged two died last night of pneumonia. Body at Butterworth's.
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Christina Plough
Black River
Apinal Meningitia
Chas. Dabney
Butterworth's Chapel
Busie M. Cooper
John Street
Terashita
Batterworth's
Thieves Loot Box Car Nails on Grant Street Sidings
At night a box car stand on Grant Street siding was entered by thieves who removed ten kilogs of nails.
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Grant Street
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Rome
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Hooang Avenue
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Frederick & Nelson
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Nottingham
the People’s
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Pike Stres
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Areran
Simison Brothers
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Home Furnishers
Rialto Bldg
Second Ave
Cor
Madison St
Best Apples
San Diego Fruit Co
Pike Street
Frank E
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Moran Bros. Company
Fee and Wood Lumber Mill
Keeley Institute
Witon
British Columbia
J. P. Ray
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Kilbourne Ave
Green Lake
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Gullivan
Wren
Seth
Mitchell's Linimen
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Pike
Savon
People's Paper
Seattle Transfer Co
Bonney & Stewart
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Third Ave
Columbia
Jlotel Butler
Beatties
The
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Ogden
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New York
First Ave
Penn Mutual Life
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Fitinae
Weat
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Bona
Milton
Singer
D. S. Johnston Burke Building
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